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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1989 volume:

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But as we move on to begin our futures, we go with the knowledge that left behind are memories of us, memories which make subtle changes in Powell Valley High School as time progresses, and changes which will be remembered long after we are gone. | | C. BASCOM SLEMF MEMORIAL LIBRARY iO at) Bea dite nee ee te TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Classes Organizations Athletics Special Activities Advertisements Page 4 Page 16 Page 51 Page 74 Page 95 Page 115 ALMA MATER To Vikings bold we give our love, Oliiurebac-trikMmel lb maulebicc Moulton Through life’s full course Our hearts will move To bring you honor too. Yow ot:31 cod d s(n © olole) (oral lore) H Stand firm and strong and right; And may we ever look to thee For strength, love, and purity. ie state D ted Ble eA Pa . -VAI TR LN, ministration and Staff Mr. David Dowdy Principal Mr. James Bolling Asst. Principal Patsy Arnold Charlotte Lawson Sherry Callahan Head Secretary Secretary Secretary Faculty 2 = 1 | English Department: Pat Kennedy, Frances Lewis, David Lee, Ossie | Pierce, Jerry Clark, Joyce Poole, Joan Short. Not Pictured — Teresa Keene. Social Studies Department: Preston Potter, Nancy Reece, Joe Rose. Not Pictured — Buster Taylor. ONS some COMMON | Ao CHARGES OF ES, FORMULAS 7 wae Reqetive toes (seiee® _ (eens (00 Hrtreore Cam Fo taalee bs Ue Acetete om 4 wi” Uithiew “inate Science Department: Cary Daniels, Debbie Artrip, Linda Burnette, Guidance Department: Jack Gibbs, Faith Cox. Jim Willis. Or 5. Fine Arts Department: Jim Daugherty, Gary Spicer, Noel Collins. Business Department: Evelyn Whitt, Wilma Boy, Anne Baker, Jimmy Kilgore. iS thay . Special Education Depart- Health and Physical Education Department: Bob ment: Wanda Smith, Yvonne Coughlin, Orpha Chandler, Cecil Maddox. Absher. Drivers’ Education Department: Gar- Home Economics Department: Car- nett Gilliam. ol Rohrbacher. 6 Lois Bishop, Shirley Akens, Joan Cassel, Violet Jones Mrs. Yvonne Absher — East Ten- nessee State University, B.S.; EMH LD EH Classes; Fresh- man Homeroom. Mrs. Patsy Arnold — Head Sec- retary. | Mrs. Debra K. Artrip — Berea Col- lege, BS., VPISU; M.S.; Earth Science, Biology I; Sponsors Beta Club, Science Club; Coach- es PACE; Sophomore Home- room. Mrs. Anne Baker — Clinch Valley College, B.A.; Office Systems, Keyboarding Applications, Busi- ness Computer Applications; Sponsors FBLA; Junior Home- room. Mr. James Bolling — Assistant Principal; University of Ken- tucky; C linch Valley College, B.S.; Union College, M.A. Mrs. Wilma Boy — East Tennessee State University, B.S.; Universit of Tennessee, M.S.; Ke Ame ing A Fares One, Word Process- ing, fice Systems, Shorthand; Sponsors FBLA; Sophomore omeroom. Mis Linda Burnette — Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Applied Bi- ology, Biology I, II; Saiioc: Science Club, Apple Butter Gang, Chorus; Junior Home- room. Mrs. Sherrie Callahan — Secre- tary. Mrs. Orpha Chandler — Radford University, B.S.; Union College, M.Ed.; Health and Physical Ed- ucation 9; Sponsors SADD; Freshman Homeroom. Mr. Jerry Clark — Milligan Col- lege, B.A.; University of Virgin- ia, M.A.; English 11 L C, Eng- lish 12, AP English 12. Mr. Noel Collins — Shennandoah Conservatory, Morehead State Uniyersity, B.M.E.; Ihtermediate ad Advanced Band; Sponsors Band. Mr. Bob Coughlin — Lees-McRae College, A.S.; Emory and Henry College, B.S.; Physical Education 9, 18. Driver's Education; Coaches J.V. Football; Freshman 2 ia eae Auxiliary Staff Faculty Directory Homeroom. Miss Faith Cox — Radford Uni- versity, B.S.; ee a State University, M.A.; Guidance Counselor; Sponsors VALHAL- LA Mr. David Cary Daniels, Jr. — East Tennessee State University, B.A.; Chemistry, Physics; Spon- sors Science Club, FCA; Coaches Gold and Basketball; Junior Homeroom. Mr. Jim Daughtery — Maryville College, BAA: Free University, Berlin, Germany, Certificate; University of Virginia, M.Ed.; Union Theological Seminary, New York, M Div: Columbia University, M.A. Ed. Candidate; Advanced Chorus; Sponsors Chorus. Ms. Chris Evans — Clinch Valley College; Appalachian State Uni- versity, BAe Math 9, Consumer Math, Geometry; Sponsors Ap- pie Butter Gang; Sophomore omeroom. Mrs. Mary Alice Gembach — East Tennessee State University, B.S.; Union College, M.Ed.; Al- gebra II, Geometry, Math Anal- ysis, AP Calculus; Activities Co- ordinator. Mr. Jack Gibbs — Appalachian State University, B.S.; M.A.; Di- rector of Guidance. Mr. Garnett P. Gilliam — Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Union College, M.Ed.; Drivers Educa- tion. Mrs. Rhonda K. Godsey — Clinch Valley College, B.S; Algebra I, Geometry, Math 9; Sponsors Cheerleaders; Junior Home- room. Mr. Larry Hobbs — Clinch Valley College; University of Virginia, Biss PPL. M.S.; Marketing Ed- ucation, Marketing Manage- ment, EFE, Business Computer Applications; Sponsors DECA, Dione of the Mind. Mrs. Darinda L. Hood — Clinch Valley College, University of Virginia, B.A.; French I, II, III, IV, English 11. Mrs. Teresa Gail Keen — Emory and Henry College, B.A.; Eng- lish 9; Freshman Homeroom. Ms. Patricia Kennedy — Clinch Valley College, B.A.; Spanish lie II, 111; Sponsors Spanish Club; Sophomore Homeroom. Mr. Jimmie L. Kilgore — East Tennessee State University, B.S.; Accounting I, Introduction to Business, Economics, Business ee Concepts; Sponsors FBLA; Sophomore Homeroom. Mrs. Charlotte Lawson — Library Secretary and Aide. Mr. David Lee — Clinch Valley College, B.S.; English 9, 10; Sponsors FCA; Head Basketball oach for Boys and Girls. Mrs. Francis Lewis — David Lip- scomb College, B.A.; Union Col- lege, M.Ed.; English 12, English is L C, Speech and Drama; Sponsors VALHALLA; Senior omeroom., Mrs. Davene Long — Clinch Val- ley College, B.S.; General Math 9, Algebra I, II; Sponsors SADD, Cheerleaders; faniey Home- room. Mr. Cecil Maddux — East Ten- nessee State University, B.S.; Physical Education 10; Sopho- more Homeroom. Mrs. Ossie Fraley Pierce — Clinch Valle College; Radford Univer- sity; tegen: of Virginia, B.S.,; English 9, Spanish I; Sponsors FCA; Freshman Homeroom. Mrs. Joyce Poole — Clinch Valley College, B.A.; English 9, 10, Honors English 10; Sophomore Homeroom. Mr. Preston W. Potter — Cum- berland College, B.S.; History 11, Sociology; Sponsors Key Club; See aiecrontt Miss Nancy Reece — Clinch Valley College, B.A.; World History, History 11, AP History 11; Sponsors PACE; Senior Home- room. Mr. Phil Robbins — Emory and Henry College, B.A.; University of Tennessee, M.S.; Math 8, 10; Coaches Track, Head Football John Miller Lucy Gibson. Coach, Athletic Director; Spon- sors Varsity Club. Mrs. Carol J. Rohrbacher — Uni- versity of Wyoming, B.A., Uni- versity of Toledo; Life Manage- ment Skills I, Il; Sponsors FHA. Mr. Joseph Rose - East Tennessee State University, B.S.; V.P.I. and Sum, M.S.; orld History, World Geography; Freshman Homeroom. Miss Billie Jean Scott — Lincoln Memorial University, A.B.; V.P.I. and Radford, M.S.; Li- brarian; Sponsors Library Club. Mrs. Joan Boyd Short — Univer- sity of Chattanooga, B.A.; Hon- ors English 9, English 11; Spon- sors Chorus, Apple Butter Gang; Junior Homeroom. Mr. Stephen D. Shortt — Clinch Valley College, B.A.; Nees Education, Fundamentals o Marketing; Sponsors FCA, DE- CA; Coaches Girl’s Basketball. Mrs. Wanda Smith — East Ten- nessee State University, B.S.; LD ED Resource; Sophomore Homeroom. Mr. Gary Spicer — Virginia Wes- leyan College, B.A.; Radford University, M.S.; Art I, I, IJ; Sponsors Art Club, Newspaper, Olympics of the Mind; Senior Homeroom. Mr. Henry Taylor — Cumberland College, B.S.; Government; Sponsors Key Club; Head Base- ball Coach; Senior Homeroom. Mrs. Evelyn L. Whitt — Mar Washington, B.S. Business Ed; Key Boarding ye Word Processing, Office Sys- tems; Sophomore Homeroom. Mr. Jim Willis — Emory and Hen- ry College, B.A.; University of Vanes M.Ed.; Applied Earth Science, Earth Science; Sponsors Science Club; Girls’ Tennis Coach; Freshman Homeroom. 7 As we reached back into our old family photo albums, we found ourselves as children again, children with eyes of innocence eagerly awaiting to explore the distant future. 10 FREDDIE ASHLEY JV Football 1, 2; Ski Club 2; SADD 4, 5; DECA Club AT eo MUU ISTTILCtIAVACe= President); FCA 4; Spanish Club 5 (Secretary) CHRIS AUSTIN JV Football 1, 2; Football Syed raCk= 2,2. 0,04 @ LIDrary. Club 3; FCA 4 JAMES BALL Concert Choir 3, 4, 5; FCA 5; SADD 5; Apple Butter Gang 5; Spanish Club 5; All-Regionals 4, 5; All- State 4 (Alternate) 5; Hon- or’s Choir 4; Chamber Choir 4, 5; Choral Hall of Fame 5; Chorus Produc- PONS seed mMekotm 3 (Lighting), ““South Pacific” 4 (Quale), “‘Music Man” (Charlie Cowell); Music Study Club Award 5 JODY BAY VICA 4, 5 (Cosmetology) GREG BENTLEY JV Football 1, 2; Football 3 ANNABELLE BENTON Chorus 2; FBLA 4 JEFF BLAIR DECA Club 2, 3, 4, 5 VICKI BLANKEN Apple Butter Gang 2; French Club 3; SADD 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; DECA Club 5; FCA 4; FHA 1; Chorus 2; Track 5 CLINT BLANTON iVeEOOLDaL met ackmely Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5; BETA Club 4, 5; Art Club 5; FCA 5; Vir- ginia Mining Institute Scholarships 5 DWAYNE BOATRIGHT | NeFootballgivee a tracks), 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5 RHETT BOLLING French: Glubal ec .6 , 4.20 (Vice-President); JV Foot- 12 Senior Directory ball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; JV Basketball 1; PACE 2; Sci- ences Clube 2,m0— .Vice- President), 4 (President), 5 (President); Ski Club 2, 3; Wrestling 2 @oe4 lack 2, FBLA 2, 5; Class Vice- President 3; FCA 4, 5; SCA 4 (Vice-President); Foren- SiCSa tse GLDistLEct): Olympics of Mind 4; Speech and Drama 4; SADD 4, 5; Golf 5; Key Club 5; Apple Butter Gang 5 Varsity Club l245, 420, Yearbook Staff 5; Prom Committee 4 DONALD BOWEN DECA Club 2; FFA 1; VI- CA 4, 5 (Diesel Mechanics) PETER BOWERS Band 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 4, 5; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Art Club 2; Apple Butter Gang 27.434); SA DDi47 5; Chorus 4, 5; FBLA 4; Cho- rus Productions: ‘‘South Pacific’ 4 (Sgt. Johnson), “Music Man”’ 5 (Constable Lock) SHAWNE BOWMAN JV Basketball 1, 2; JV Footballii™2trackils2, 3: AyD eReyeGlUDsl acm 40: Class Vice-President 1; Football 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 4, 5; Spanish Club 4; Var- sity Club 4, 5 PAULETTE BRANNON FHA 1,4 SCOTT BROYLES SCA 1 (Representative), 2 (Representative), 2 (Repre- sentative), 4 (Repre- sentative), 5 (Repre- sentative); Key Club 1, 2, 3; JV Football 1; JV Baseball 1, 2; Football 3; Baseball 3, 5; Art Award 5; Spanish Award 5; Slemp Founda- tion Scholarship 5 BRIGETTE BRUNER FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4, 5; Li- brary Club 4; Track 5 CHRISTI CALAHAN JV Choir 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior AIll- Regionals 3, 4; Chamber Choir 5; Chorus Produc- tions: “‘Jungle Book’’ 1, “Camelot” 3, “South Pa- cific’? 4, ‘“‘Music Man’ 5 (Almahix); Yearbook Staff 5; Prom Committee; Key Club Sweetheart Candi- date 5; FLBA 5; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4, 5; FCA 1, 2, 4, Om br enchel es Jove se | Vi Cheerleader 2; BETA Club 3; SADD 4, 5; Varsity Club 5; Basketball Home- coming Candidate 5 RICHARD CARPENTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3 SAD Dela Oe kce- President) MATT CARROL JV Football 1, 2; Basketball 3; FCA 4 KAREN CASSELL French Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2; Scie nce Club 2; DECA Club 3, 4, 5; FBLA 4 RONNIE CASTLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 MARK CAWOOD Apple Butter Gang 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (President); Key Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, 5 SCOTT CHANDLER JV Football 1, 2; Football 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; DECA Club 3 JACK CHESNUTT Chorus 1, 2, 3; VICA 4, 5 (Diesel Mechanic); SADD 5; Kirk Memorial Scholar- ship 5 KEVIN CHILDRESS JV Basketball 1; Track 1; Science Club 2 PATRICIA CHRISTIAN FHA 1, 3, 4; DECA Club 4 RHONDA COLLIER Science Club 3, 4; Chorus | 3; DECA Club 4 BRONSON CLEMENTS TIMOTHY COLLINS LORI COLLINSWORTH Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 3; Ski Club 3; FCA 3, 4, 5; SADD 4, 5; Art Club 4, 5; FBLA 4, 5 GLYNIS COOMER PELAgZ aS TOM COOPER Basketball 4, 5; Track 5; Football 4; SADD 5; FCA 5; Spanish Club 5 KENNETH CRANK Olympics of the Mind 4, 5; Chamber Choir 5; Chorus Productions: ‘“‘South Pacif- ic’’ 4, ‘‘Music Man’’ 5 (Salesman); PACE 4, 5; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 5 JOHN DEAN B-Team Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1; JV Football Manger 2; DECA Club 4, 5; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 4 KIM DICKENSON FHA 1; Chorus Produc- tions: “‘Jungle Book”’ 1; FBLA 2, 3 (Historian), 4; Track 2; DECA Club 4; Art Club 5 MARCIE DICKENSON PH ASUS | VeChovalcus (Vice-President); Junior All-Regionals 1, 2; Science Club 1; JV Basketball 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary); Chorus Pro- ductions: “Jungle Book”’ 1 (King Louie), ‘South Pa- cific’ 4 (Connie Walaski), ‘“Music Man’’ 5 (Eulalie McKecknie Shinn); Senior All-Regionals 3, 4, 5; All- State Alternate 4; District Choral Festival Ist Soloist 5; Music Honor Award 2; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; Basketball 4; SADD 4; FCA 4; Prom Committee 4; Chamber Choir 5; Class Secretary 5 LEIGH DUNCAN Pigatter es aoe FHA: I: Blagg Gorps )2, 45, 4(Captain); Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4,5; FBLA 4, 5 (Historian); SADD 4; Football Homecoming Candidate 4, 5 BECKY ELLIS Chorused 92; BHAI; [V Cheerleader 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; French Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Class Secretary 2; Football Homecoming Candidate 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Apple Butter Gang 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; BETA Club 3; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Newspaper 4; Art Club 4, 5; Tennis 4; SADD 4, 5; DECA Club 4; Yearbook Staff 5; Class Treasurer 3; Who’s Who Among High School Stu- dents 4, 5; Prom Commit- tee 4 STU FISHER JV Football 1, 2; JV Bas- ketball 1, 2; Basketball 5; Forensics 4, 5 (District); Apple Butter Gang 4, 5 (Treasurer); Prom Com- mittee 4; Who’s Who Among High School Stu- dents 5; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Intramural Basketball 2, 3 (Coach), 4; SADD 4, 5 (President); Science Club 4; FBLA 4, 5; Speech and iDsragene che RCN fo (Chaplain); Mr. P.V. Spirit 5; Basketball 5; Cross Country 5 (2nd Team All- District); Russel Cooper Award 5; Gibbs Memorial Scholarship 5; Norton Lioness Club Scholarship 5 GLESSIE FORESTER Science Club 5; Library Club 5 MARK FOX Science Club 4, 5; Spanish Club 4 RANDY FRANKLIN JV Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; FCA 4, 5; DECA Club 4 (Reporter), 5 (Reporter) MARK FRAZIER SHELLEY GALIHAR Band 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps 2, 3,4 MELANIE GARRISON FHA 1; FCA 3,5; SADD 4; FBLA 5; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Flag Corps 3, 4; Bas- ketball Homecoming Can- didate 4; Apple Butter Gang 5; Art Club 5; Prom Committee 4; Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 5 MICHELLE GILLEY VICA 4 DANIEL GILLEY JV Football 1, 2; Football 3, 4; FCA 5; Varsity Club 5; SADD 5; FBLA (5; (Mr. PV Spirit 5 APRIL HAYNES FCA 4; French Club 1, 2, Senocience Giub; 2,.4, 5: Spanish Club 4, 5; Apple Butter Gang 5 JOHNNY HALL Track 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3; JV Football 2; Baseball 2, we IAC A Ciliey 4), (President) SUE HALL DECA Club 3, 4, 5; Li- brary Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; FHA 1 GARY HAMILTON DEGASClubros bandels 2 4-H 1, 2; Medical Explorer 2; Spanish Club 3 KRISTEN HAMILTON FHA 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Vice-President); Apple Butter Gang 5; Spanish Club 3, 4, 5 DIANE HARTSOCK FHA 2; DECA Club 3; FI- CA 4 (Cosmetology) AMY HERRON EGAS 245245 Ofticer) 40? PB Agee Am ealirackel™ 4; Tennis 2; Cross Country 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Yearbook Staff 5; Olympics of the Mind 4; Prom Committee 4; Art Club 5 JULIE HERRON FH ACI GA Ase. 3, FBLA 3; FCA 4, 5; JV Bas- ketball 2; Chorus 1; Class President 2; Track 2, 3 (All-District and Region), 4 (All-District and Region), 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5 (Sportsmanship Award); Spanish Club 3; Class Sec- retary 4; Speech and Dra- ma 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Art Club 5 STACEY HERRON FCA 1, 2, 3,4, 5; SADD 4; SCA 5 (Repres entative); JV Cheerleader 1, 2 (Captain); SkigGlDmeseO we rack ae. French Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer), @ Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 (Co- Captain): Lennismon.4; Newspaper 4; Presidential Classroom 4; Varsity Club 4, 5; Science Club 3, 4, 5 (Secretary); Who’s Who Among High School Stu- dents 4, 5; Apple Butter Bang I, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary), 5; Yearbook Staff 5; Art Club 5; DECA Club 5; Bas- ketball Homecoming Can- didate 3; Key Club Sweet- heart Candidate 5; Prom Committee 4 MIKE HOPKINS Key CluD ie 283 4 fsrOCl- ence Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 5; JV Football 1; JV Baseball 2, 3; PACE 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 4, 5; French Club 4; Latin Club 5; BETA Club 5; Saluta- torian; Social Studies Award 5; Math Award 5; Quesenberry Math Award 5; Slemp Foundation Scholarship 5; Westmore- land Coal Co. and Penn Virginia Resources Corpo- ration Scholarship 5 SABRA HORTON Ski Club 2, 3; Chorus 2; SA DDE4 abet GAGA 5: FBLA 4, 5 NIKOL HUMBERT EH AR Loa) Chinises oss (Sportsmanship Award); Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Class President 4; FCA 3, 4, 5; Sc ience Club 5; DE- CA Club 5; Yearbook Staff 5 (Associate-Editor); Art Club 5; Prom Committee 4 (President); Miss PV Spirit; Miss Powell Valley JEFF JESSEE Band 1; FBLA 1, 2; PACE 2, 3, 4; Science Club 5; French Club 5 BRYAN JONES Science Fair 1; JV Football Dene 2 cae Cr Agee 2h ee} Oar 4 (Treasurer), 5 (Secretary); @Qhornusmeroduetionis: “West Side Story” 2; Foot- ball 3; FBLA 5; Class Pres- ident 3; Class Treasurer 2; Wrestling 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3; Science Club 4, 5; Span- ish Club 4, 5; Speech and Drama 4, 5; Apple Butter Gang 5 SNEHA KAPADIA JV Choir 1; Concert Choir 2, 4, 5; Chorus Produc- tions: “‘Jungle Book” 1 (Bagheera), ‘““West Side Story” 2, ‘South Pacific” 4 (Liat), ‘““Music Man’’ 5 (Stage Manager); Senior All-Regional Chorus (First Place) 4, 5; Chamber Choir 5; VMEA Honors’ Choir 5; Virginia All-State Choir 5; Choral Hall of Fame 5; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Apple Butter Gang 1, 2, 4 (Ureasur er) see 1ce= President); Tennis 3 (All- Academic), 4 (AIl- Ca Genie) me mm Lt Academic); Ski Club 3; GAA 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, Ape BEL ASC ibe cto (President) SE ACEwa.4.0); FCA. 3, 4; 5: SADD 4, 5; Newspaper 4; Yearbook Staff 5 (Co-Editor); Young Writers Workshop 4; Forensics 5 (Co-Captain); Prom Committee 4; Latin Club 5 (Vice-President); Medical Explorers’ Club 1, 2, 3 (President); English Award 5; French Award 5 13 LETA KELLEY Tennis 2 (All-Academic), 3 (Most Valuable Player, All- District, All-Academic), 4 (Captain, Most Valuable Player, All-District, All- Academic), 5 (Captain, Most Valuable Player, All- District, Sportsmanship Award, All-Academic); Ski Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, ah. ey we Tew) COuiaey “8 (President); French Club 5; BETA Club 3, 4, 5 (Vice- President) =bBiLAso m0: FCA 4, 5; Science Club 3, 4 (Reporter), 5; Three Days ineViarchweA Dia ti pes. Young Writers Workshop 4; GAA 4; Football Home- coming Candidate 4; Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Apple Butter Gang 4, 5; Who’s Who Among Spanish Stu- dents 2; Who’s Who Among High School Stu- dents 4, 5; Physics Award 5; Science Award 5; Geom- etry Award 5; Typing Award 3; Sigma Zeta Math Contest 5 (First Place); Forensics 5 (District); Highest GPA 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 5; Valedictorian RODNEY KERN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1, 2; Pace Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Art Club 4; Olympics of the Mind 4, 5; All-Regional Band 4, 5; DECA Club 5; Music Study Club Award 5; McChesney Music Award 5 ROXANN KLEPPER Spanish Club 5; FCA 5; SADD 5; Apple Butter Gang 5; Concert Choir 5 (Senior All-Regionals); Chorus Productions: ‘“Music Man’”’ 5; Latin Club 5; Science Club 5 ZEKE KOBAK Basketball 3, 4, 5; Golf 3, ee LLACKE One aD ACY. Club 4, 5; FCA 4, 5; Ski Club 3; Spanish Club 4, 5 (President); PACE Art 4, 5; Prom Committee 4 BEVERLY KROVICH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; PACE Band ly 24) oo FH ASI 2: Kia oF) GOTDS 9554.80 14 (Captain); Spanish Club 3, 4; FBLA 4, 5; SADD 4, 5; FCA 5 GLEM LAMBERT DECA Club 3, 4 JULIE LANE FBLA 3, 4; FHA 5; Science Club 3 MELANIE LANE Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, 5; FCA 1, 2, 4, 5; Track 2; SADD 4; All-Regionals 4, 5; All- State Chorus 4; Chorus Productions: ‘‘West Side StOLve a2 Gailelotee (Morgan Lefey), ‘South Pacific” 4 (Student Direc- tor), “‘Music Man’”’ 5 (Marian); Drama Award 5 MELISSA LANGREL French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 1, 3, 4, 5; BETA Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer); Science Club 4, 5; FCA 4, 5; Young Writers’ Work- shop 4; Apple Butter Gang 5 (Member-at-Large); His- torian LYNN LEACH FHA 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; SADD 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Speech and Drama 5 SHANE LEGG JV Football 1, 2; JV Bas- ketball 1; Golf 3; Ski Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Art Club 4, 5 PAM LIPPS Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Library Club 4; FBLA 4 JOHN JOHN MCCAR- ROLL SADD 4; FCA 4; BAND 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Art Club 4, 5; PACE Band 4, 5; PACE Art 4, 5; Filming Basket- ball Games 5 TANYA MCDARIES FHA 1 DWAYNE MCKEE FBLA 1; JV Football 1, 2; Library Club 3; Football 3; GO Usa ee OnerAT! l= Regionals 3, 4, 5 SUSAN MCMAHAN Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1; FBLA 4, 5 (Secretary); Business Award 5; Henry A. and Edna A. Siphers Award 5 DONELLA MILLER FHA 2; FBLA 4, 5; DECA Club 4; Chorus 1, 5; Span- ish Club 3, 4; (President), 5; Track 5 ALEX MOTTOK Tennis 5; Basketball Man- ager 5; Chorus 5; Apple Butter Gang; Senior All- Regionals 5 LANCE MULLINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; McChes- ney Music Award 5; John Phillip Sousa Award 5 MARIA NAFRIA Spanish Club 5; Apple But- ter Gang 5; FCA 5 JEFF NEEERY Chorus 2, 3, 4, 5; JV Foot- ball 1, 2; Ophorus Schol- arship Award 5 RICHARD PARKER JV Football 1; JV Basket- ball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4 SWATI PATEL Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Productions: ‘‘West Side Story” 2; French Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Apple Butter Gang 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Ski Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 304555: GA AL2 3, 4. 5: ‘Tennise3s5 4, Oy eV arsity Club 3, 5; Olympics of the Mind 4; FBLA 5; Class Treasurer 5; Senior All- Regionals 5 GARY PATRICK French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B- ‘Team Baseball 1; Band 2, 3,4, 5; PACE Band 5; John Phillip Sousa Award CARMELLA PHILLIPS Chorus 1, 2; Band 1; FBLA 3, 4, 5; Spanish Club 5 CHARLES PHIPPS DECA Club 4, 5; Spanish Club 4 TOMMY PIERCE JV Football 1, 2; Track 1 2503 RCV CUD Lazear French Club 1, 2, 3,4: Wrestling 2; Chorus 4, 5; | Clara Lou Kelly Award in Music Theatre 5 SHERI COLLIER PITMAN | Band ],)2,.4--lrackil=2eos 4, 5; FBLAel, 3542071 Basketball 2; Basketball 3; Cross Country 3, 4, 5; DE- | CA Club 4, 5; FCA 4, 5 JACK POTEET Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Wres=m| tling 5 HAROLD PRICE JV Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Spanish Club 4; FCA 4; Key Club 4, 5; Bas- ketball 4, 5; FBLA 5; Var- | sity Club 5; Cross Country 5 JAMES RAMEY JESSIE RAMEY CARMEN REVILLA Spanish Award 3; Library 4 TAMMY RICH FHA 1; Science Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 BRIAN RICHARDSON JV Football 1; Band 2, 3, 4, 5 RACHEL ROBERTS JV Basketball 2; Track 2; Basketball 3 STACEY ROBERTS JV Basketball 1; Track 1, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Ski Glub2, 33GAAe es (Vice-President), 4 (President); Who’s Who Among High School Stu- dents 5; Typing Contest 3 (2nd Place); F CA 2, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3 (All- District, All-Region Hon- orable Mention, All-State Honorable Mention), 4, 5 (Captain); FBLA 3; Science Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer); BE LAC li bien (Reporter), 5 (Secretary); Varsity Club 5; Yearbook Staff 5; Latin Club 5 SHARLES ROGERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Golf 5; Spanish Club 3 LESLIE ROGERS FHA 1; FBLA, 3, 4,.5: Science Club 2; Library Club 2, 3; FCA 4; DECA Club 5; Prom Committee 4 SAMANTHA ROGERS FBLA 4; Spanish Club 4 ORI RUTHERFURD Band 1, 2; FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4,5 JAMPO SAKKO Football 5; Tennis 5; Ap- ple Butter Gang 5 ELLY SEXTON Library Club 3, 4 SHELLEY SEYMOUR Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4 (Captain), 5 (Captain); EBUA® 4, 5 (Reporter); Pies oA LL) 24505: French Club 4; Speech Award 5 MERRILL SHULAR Senior Regionals 3 [ANNIFER SLIGER BD lAw ol. e, 4. Vice= President), 5; FCA 4; VI- CA 4, 5; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 5 KRISTIE SMITH SCA 1 (Representative), 2 (Representative), 3 neenresentative), 94; (Representative), 5 (President); FHA 1; Track 2, 3, 4, 5 (Sportsmanship Award); Apple Butter Gang 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Medical Ex- plorer 2; Cross Country 3 (Sportsmanship Award); Sportsmanship (Cross Country) 3; Science Club 3; SADD 4, 5; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club Zo, 04, 0; Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents 5; DAR Good Citi- zenship Award 5; Miss P.V. Spirit 5; Football Home- coming Queen 51 Key Club Sweetheart Queen 5; Prom Committee 5; Eng- lish Award 3 LEDFORD SMITH JV Football 1; Band 1; DE- CA Club 4, 5 RAY SMITH JV Football 2; Football 3; DECA Club 3, 4, 5 (Vice- President) VICTORIA SMITH Band 1, 2; DECA Club 4, 5; FBLA 5 JIMMY SPEARS JV Football 1, 2; Baseball Veena WW Testings2 ao .0: Football 3, 5; VICA 4, 5 (Industrial Machinery Re- pair) ROBERT SPEARS JV Football 1, 2; JV Bas- ketball 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4, 5 (1000 Pts., All-District, All-State); Cross Country 3; Track 5 ROD SPEARS JV Football 1, 2; JV Bas- ketball 1, 2; Football 3, 4, 5 (Honorable Mention, All- District); Basketball 3; Track 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Homecoming Basket- ball King 5 CHRIS STIDHAM VERONICA STIDHAM KELLY STIDHAM JV Football 1; JV Baseball 2; Track 4; Football 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3; DECA Club 3, 5; Wrestling 4; Art Club 4; Varsity Club 4 SHERRIE STUART FBLA 5 CALVIN STURGILL Football 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Prom Committee 4; Carl L. Mur- phy Award TAMMY SWINEY Band 2; Flag Corps 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; FBLA 4, 5; FGA 4, 5; SADD 4, b: Science Club 3; Prom Committee EUGENIA TAYLOR REAC a PDL. aes 5 (Vice-President); 4-H 2, 3; Science Club 2; Apple Butter Gang 5 CHRISSY THOMAS JV Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; FBLA 1, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4, 5; Explorer’s Club 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Apple Butter Gang 3, 4, 5; Medical Explorer’s 3; SADD 4; Science Club 4, 5; Cheerleader 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; FCA 4, 5; DECA Club 5; Yearbook Staff 5 (Co-Editor); Prom Com- mittee 4; Who’s Who Among High School Stu- Cents e4:=. Glass aVice- President 5 DAVID THOMPSON Chorus 4, 5; Science Club 5 JENNIFER THOMPSON FBLA 2, 3; FHA 3; DECA Club 4, 5 KAREN TUCKER YE IAN (Clhviloy Se ISBN ihe FCA 4, 5; SADD 4, 5; French Club 3, 4 PRINCETON TURNER JV Football 1, 2; Track 1, Dees OATt. Glu lao no As Wrestling 1, 2,3, 45) Foot- ball 3, 4; FBLA 4; Varsity Club 4 GWEN UNDERWOOD EE Amelie EB Ame eee pe French Club 4; Library Club 4 JAVIER URQUIZA PACE 5; Spanish Club 5; SADD 5; Chorus Produc- tions: “‘Music Man”’ 5 EDDIE WAMPLER JV Choir 1; Concert Choir ee ne DENISM Ones SADD 5; French Club 3; Varsity Club 4,55, FCA’4, 5; FBLA 5; All-Regionals 1, 2,3, 4, 5; All-State Al- ternate 4, 5; Honor’s Choir 4; Chamber Choir 3, 4, 5; Choral Hall of Fame 5; Chorus Productions: “Jungle Book” 1 (Mowgli), “Fiddler On the Roof” 1, Westside us lorry ee (Lighting), ‘““Camelot’’ 3 (Knight), “South Pacific” 4 (Suen Larsen), ‘‘Music Man” 5 (Olin Britt) MARSHALL WELLS MATT WILLIAMS JV Football 1, 2; JV Bas- Ketbaliie leech oe ee: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3; Key Club 3, 4, 5; Class Treasurer 3; French Club 4, 5; FCA 4, 5; Golf 5; Varsity Club 5; Class President 5; Mr. PV Spirit 5; Mr. Powell Valley 5 CHRIS WILSON Tennis 1, 2; DECA Club 5 SARA WILSON Ginloie sae lec Oe: (Treasurer), 5 (President); Chorus Productions: “Music Man” 5 (Student Director); DECA Club 5; Ski Club 2, 3; Apple Butter Gang. 2) 3,.4,0 ) Lennis.3; Spanish 3; All-Regional Ghorts'3 7.470430 As4 5: Newspaper 5; Art Club 4, 5; Yearbook Staff 5; PACE 5; GAA 4; SADD 3, 4; Prom Committee 4 MELISSA WOODS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 (President), ber BEAR L264 205i ence Club 2, 3, 5; Medical Explorerss25. 0.64.4 3-bleo; BETA Club 3, 4, 5; FCA 4, 5; Spanish Club 4; Prom Committee 4; SADD 5; Apple Butter Gang 5; Young Writers Workshop 5 CHRIS YOUNG JV Football 1, 2; Track 1, aE GAG Glee a: FBLA 3 15 NRK ys. 7S Univ fe z S at Z we EUR DTOy Pend ae M4 she SR ee GEDA Chris Austin Jennifer Baker Greg Bentley Kelly S. Bentley Jeff Blair Victoria Blanken Peter Bowers Shawne Bowman Paulette Brannon Scott Broyles Brigette Bruner Richard Carpenter Ronnie Castle Mark Cawood Scott Chandler Scott Chesnutt Kevin Childress Patricia Christian Bronson Clements Rhonda Collier Tim Collins Lori Collinsworth Kenneth Crank John Dean Kimberly Dickenson Marcie Dickenson Shannon Dickenson Leigh Duncan Stu Fisher Mark Fox Randall Franklin Mark Frazier Shelley Gallihar Melanie Garrison Johnny Hall Sue Hall Gary Hamilton Kristen Hamilton Diane Hartsock Amy Herron Julie Herron Mike Hopkins Sabra Horton Nikol Humbert Bryan Jones Sneha Kapadia Leta Kelley Rodney Kern Roxann Klepper Zeke Kobak Glen Lambert Julie Lane Melanie Lane Melissa Langrel Lynn Leach Shane Legg Susan McMahan Dee Miller Joyce Miller Alex Mottok Lance Mullins Belen Nafria Richard Parker Swati Patel Gary Patrick Eddie Peters Carmella Phillips Charles Phipps Thomas Pierce Sheri Pitman Jack Poteet Harold Price Jessie Ramey Carmen Revilla Tammy Rich Brian Richardson Stacey Roberts Chris Rogers Samantha Rogers Lori Rutherford Sampo Sakko Shelley Seymour Merrill Shular Jannifer Sliger Ray Smith Robert Spears Kelly Stidham Ve 1 a PS ow 5 wa is eo 5 4 i . Victoria Smith Chris Stidham Ledford Smith 7 a) is oS = vo E a n : : v ao) - oe } Kristie Smith Veronica Stidham Calvin Sturgill Genia Taylor Christa Thomas Karen Tucker Princeton Turner Gwen Underwood 32 Chris Wilson Chris Wilson Not Pictured: Transferred: Withdrawn: Sara Wilson Annabelle Benton Matt Carroll Glessie Forester Jeff Jessee James Ramey Jimmy Spears Sherri Stuart Jennifer Thompson Rachel Roberts Samantha Rogers Kelly S. Bentley Pam Lipps Matt Williams Melissa Woods (= =: (Gea ees WA a) 34 Lisa Chandler x Stella Chandler we ¥ Se Tim Chisenhall John Clark Wendi Caldwell Terri Calton omens cenSet “Take my picture and you diel” PER rs Carolyn Coomer James Doomer A y N N qe Rocky oe a Scott Elkins Jeff Elliott Angela Estepp ‘Angie Flanary Jenny Fleenor Paul Floyd AT RE dhe Beas { ch . be 2 mem YN a ’ = = Mike’s pare half?!? Kim Fuson Dorothy Gamble Allen Gibson Brent Gibson 36 i on Eric Hicks 4 Monroe Houston! ONRe Chad Huff S teve Johnso 1 Me Lege as Carla Lawson peace Mr. D Gives Dean acting tips. Cindy Leonard Cindy Marshall es Sa : —a=di | kN % Brian McDanies Michelle Merka s = Nak ja Becky Mullins Swain Mullins Ene! | Bh Marty Parsons Renee Peaks iff Larry Rutherford Steve Rutherford This is David and he is catatonic. Help! Somebody get me down! aif, Ves Trexy Sluss “8 Becky VanStavern Brent Vernon Tim Watkins Angela Watts Jamie Watts John Weatherspoon | Not Pictured — Tracy Anderson, Steve Bolinsky, Machelle Dean, Shon Flanary, James Fleenor, William Gill, Melanie Honeycutt, Chad Huff, Darlene Lewis, Michael Lyons, Bill Maness, Ronna Nichols, George Ramey, Andrea Ren- F : fro, Shannon Stidham, Tracy Wells. 1 i Transferred — Peter Blakely, Cathy ; Polly, Justin Skroupa, Shawn Stallard. Withdrew — Kim Ashley, Angie Barnette, Junior Carroll, Doug Falin, Leland Phillips, Jr., Rodney Shortt. ii vy Ricky Webb _ Jamie Wells Stephanie Wheatle Jarid Williams Mary Ida Williams Jennifer Wilson 38 = PA ees ( ‘- ESS ATE wy pk? 7 SS Sen SASe SPOS 40 Amy Wilson, V. Pres.; Julie Pierce, Sec.; Beatrice Jones, Pres.; Kim Gilliam, Treas. ceghlitey Danny Ballengee ; « Ah” Greg Brewster ‘% Shannon Bruner Ac t ) el Carey Bumgarner Jill Bush Monroe Chandler Melissa Christian Kristen Clements Mark Clendenon A Sod David Crouse P Justin Cornett Chris Damen ] . Sb a rhe . -) sey Jeff Dickenson Leon Gamble San Gilley Kim Gilliam | Ross Gilliam Beth Gilliam The Cheerleading squad’s newest member. 41 42 a ae re al The Age of Aquarius | Jamie Hager | | oe : - ee x z b , : S o a y Re ie Gee v iA « ; Shelley Jerrell ‘ | ; Chris Hutchinson ) Ne ks, PS, AYES he Bye ANY G Bbw Derek Lawson Amanda Litton | a. y Mitchell Litton Pearl Lowell Jennifer Maddox | Litzie Maddux ve Rold thedooeeliltee ae « rea PELLETS ay ee fe ee, 45 46 Da = At q ices Jessica Owens, V. Pres.; Chrissy Collier, Pres.; Rose Eldridge, Sec.; Lara } Collier, Treas. yy | : Clint Barker : Ai Pat Callahan | Chris Bishop Laura Brannon Kelli Belcher 2 £ ES 1 | er VN 4 hae | | Bu Ya Lara Collier is, € ‘f | a Wendy Collier Billy Collins Kevin Cooper C’mon! Serve the ball! EA, Brett Douglas iV . 3 i 4 a Danny Fuson Leslie Fox a | . Donna Gibson Priss a little, Pat ie ae XN Amber Gregory Paula Griffin Kevin Hall Steve Gibson Tina Graham 47 ’ Michelle Hall ee Maria Harris Danny Hobbs Danielle Hollandsworth Ke An Amie Lancaster Joe Lane Not Pictured — Cathy Blanken, Michael Blanken, Steve Bolinsky, Tammy Bowen, Mike Brady, Amos Bishop, Cathy Chris- tian, Jeff Coomer, Eddie Cooper, Charls Davis, Rose Eldridge, Sammy Dutton, Da- vid Farmer, Bobby Graham, Chad Ham- ilton, Shannon Hill, Daniel Hoover, David Hurd, Donna Jackson, Cedric Lane, Audria Mullins, Debbie Pyles, Melissa Reed, Donald Rich, Terry Underwood, Kristie Wells, John Witt. Michael Leonard yan we ony What’s everyone looking at? Scott Lile Sammie Litton mig: PO ae gy € � : : a ee “side te, “ts 3 ‘ eS ‘ee hae pte iiee et rie ead | | | | Mack McKinney Arron Miller Jessie Miller Toya Miller Michael Phillips Charlotte Reece Transferred — Bil- 'y Barnette, Wendy Carroll, Wayne ‘Colvard, Shawn Dickenson, Rhonda Church, Angela King, Tonya Phil- ips, Jimmy Rogers. Withdrew — Wes- ley Blankenbeckler, Monica Christian, Kristy Comer, Sheri Elliott, Brian Morris, Cynthia Mullins, Dawn Wells, Charles Wil- liams, Trina Scardo. : Kim Robbins James Robinson Nikki Rogers Aaron Rollins C. BASCOM SLEMP MEMORIAL LIBRARY 40 BIG STONE GAP VIRGINIA 50 Michael Sandt ai Oil winney Chad S t Tony Talbott Mic Lisa Wells Rose pays attention. Richard Whitt Wayne Williams David Wilson Patrick Zacchini ‘i | | iP Row 1 — Amber Gregory, Michelle Thompson, Amanda Litton, Donna Blanken, Sara Wilson, Chrissy Thomas, Swati Patel, Sneha Kapadia, Leta Kelley, Stacy Herron, Kristen Hamilton, Mary Ida Williams. Row 2 — Donnie Sorah, Britt Dowdy, Tammny Tignor, Susan Baker, Missy Clark, Kim Gilliam, Amy Wilson, Missy Hamilton, Alecia Sneed, Melanie Quillen, Kim Gregory, Terri Short. Row 3 — Gary Patrick, Wendi Horne, David Crouse, Ronna Nickles, Stu Fisher, Wendi Caldwell, Melisa Woods, Melisa Langeral, April Haines, Carey Bumgarner, Amy Franklin, Felica Fannon. Row 4 — Ryan Daught- | ery, Rick Webb, Rentt Hughes, Mark Cawood, James Ball, Bryan Jones, Daniel Gilley, Rhett Bolling, Missy Renfro, Alex Mottok, Javier Urquiza, Becky Ramey. Row 1 — Wendy Horne, Melanie Quillen, Carey Bumgarner, Alicia Sneed, Melissa Langrel, Melissa Woods, Kim Gregory, Swati Patel. Row 2 — Mark Cawood, President; Stu Fisher, Sneka Kapadia, Brian Jones. The Apple Butter Gang is a cultural history club which is dedicated to the study and preservation of our rich mountain heritage. Two of its primary activities include demonstrating apple cider making each October at Home Crafts Day at Mountain Empire Community College and sponsoring the Apple Butter Days Festival at the high school. This year, the proceeds form the apple cider and apple butter sales were donated to the Veterans of the Vietnam War to help bring The Moving Wall, a replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., to Big Stone Gap. In addition, the Gang presented the veterans with a MIA-POW flag and three parade flag staffs in memory of Rodney H. (Dieky) Stone, an Apple Butter Gang ‘“‘dad”’ who was killed in action in Vietnam in 1971. In the spring the Gang participated in the mountain Empire Older Citizen’s walk-a-thon to raise money for emergency fuel for the elderly in our area. Row 1 — Michael Ramey, Melissa Woods, Stacey Roberts, Sneha Kapadia, Leta Kelley, Melanie Quillen, Wend Collier. Row 2 — Britt Dowdy, Renita Johnson, Alicia Sneed, Wendi Caldwell, Amy Steurwald, Amy Wilson Amanda Litton. Row 3 — Mike Hopkins, Michelle Stacey, Carey Bumgarner, Melissa Langrel, Amy Franklin, Kare: Bogan, Jenny Fleenor. The Beta Club is an honor society, and membership is by invitatior only. Students who have maintained a 3.4 grade point average and wh¢ have outstanding leadership and moral qualities are eligible. Service projects in the past have included compiling the honor roll assisting in the peer tutor program, donating scholarships to graduatin; members, and helping other clubs with needy family projects. Mrs Artrip is the sponsor of the Beta Club. FHA Jennifer Herron, Mandy Light, Missy Rutherford, Chrissy Barker, Toya Mill- er BETA CLUB OFFICERS — Missy Langrel, Treasurer; Alicia Sneed, Rporter; Stacey Rob- erts, Secretary; Sneha Kapadia, President; Leta Kelley, Vice President. 54 Row 1 — Shane Legg, Zeke Kobak, Brian McConnell, James Ball, Pat Callahan, Freddy Ashley, Matt Williams, Robert Spears, Daren Caruso, Jarad Williams. Row 2 — Coach Daniels, Coach Lee, Chris Harris, Nakina Smith, Laurie Davidson, Tammy Swiney, Sabra Horton, Kellie Dorton, Missy Hamilton, Tony Bayes, Donna Blanken, Shelly Seymour, Stacey Roberts, Melanie Lane, Sara Wilson, Sneha Kapadia, Becky Ellis, Swat Patel, Chrissy Thomas, Leta Kelley, Stacey Herron, Jenny Fleenor, Marisha Bloomer, Missy Renfro, Michelle Stacey, Ken Hart, Michelle Davis, Jennifer Maddox, Becky Ward, Tina Barker. Row 3 — Kim Fuson, Dorothy Gamble, Beverly Krovich, Sheri Pitman, Wendy Stamper, Rachel Hurley, Ed Franks, Karen Tucker, Lynn Leach, Beatrice Jones, Kim Gilliam, Amy Wilson, Lori Gilley, Maggie Fox, Lorie Litton, Tammy Tignor, Rhona Nickels, Amy Steurwald, Susan Baker, Kim Daugherty, Chrissy Collier, Clint Barker, Leslile Mullins, Suzana Smith. Row 4 — Lara Collier, Lori Dalton, Karen Dalton, Adrian Wade, Connie Mitchell, Wendy Horn, Kim Gregory, Christi Callahan, Leigh Duncan, Ricky Webb, Princeton Turner, Norman Scott, Jeremy Shoop, Matt Cooper, Renita Johnson, Tim Cooper, Leslie Petry, Wendy Caldwell, John Witherspoon, Eric Hicks, Brent Gibson, Shannon Bruner, Christi Fugate, Jessica Owens, Kelly Phillips, Susan Dula. Row 5 — Mr. Shortt, Jenny Gibson, Michelle Hall, Sheila Trent, Jenay Kelley, Robbie Duncan, Melinda Marshall, Julie Pierce, Wendy Collier, Carey Bumgardner, Missy Mullins, Chad Dickenson, Jeff Elliot, Rod Spears, Chad Bishop, Brett Hughes, Stu Fisher, Daniel Gilley, Rhett Bolling, Rose Eldridge, Brian Jones, Nikol Humbert, Eddie Wampler, Brent Vernon, Julie Herron, Harold Price, John Clark, Eric Bishop, Chad Hamilton. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization available for all students at Powell Valley High School. The objective of the club is to discuss the pressures and problems that students face daily and to stress the knowing of Jesus Christ, which we feel can help the students cope with these problems. Through a Christian viewpoint, the club has several speakers to address the everyday problems we face. The high point of the year includes some well-known coach or athlete to address the community at the club’s annual rally. The foundation of our club is to know Jesus in our daily walk. Mr. David Lee, Mr. Steve Shortt, Mr. Cary Daniels, and Mrs. Ossie Pierce are the sponsors of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. French Club Row 1 — Danelle Holandsworth, Missy Langrel, Beatrice Jones, Kellie Dorton, Stacey Roberts, Stacey Herron, Sneha Kapadia, Tim Cooper, Renita Johnson, Angie Flanery, Tracy Stanley, Marisha Bloomer, Jason Artrip. Row 2 — Kim Gregory, Melanie Quillen, Sheila Slemp, Britt Dowdy, Amy Wilson, Leta Kelley, Kim Gilliam, Tammy Tignor, Susan Baker, Amy Steurwald, Kristie Kilgore, Jamie Wallace. Row 3 — Mrs. Darinda Hood, Christy Fugate, Beth Gilliam, Donny Sorah, Mary Ida Williams, Gary Patrick, Jeff Jessie, Rhett Bolling, Missy Renfro, Richard Witt, Chad Hartsock. Row 4 — Swati Patel, Christie Calahan, Michelle Morka, Libby Jones, Jeff Moore, Matt Williams, John Dean, Rob Spears, Brent Gibson, Chad Rogers. The French Club consists of students who are taking or have taken French. A major goal of the Club is to expose students to another culture by their participating in enjoyable activities. With that goal in mind, a trip to Europe is organized each summer when enough students are interested in going. An International Banquet or similar activity is usually sponsored jointly by all the language clubs. The French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Darinda Hood. 55 Or K ub 4 - | : ey Cl Row 1 — Tommy Pierce, Jeremy Shoope, Kenneth Hart, Justin Cornett, Rhett Bolling, Harold Price, Dean Tipton, Brian Neeley. Row 2 — Roger Crank, Jason Wampler, Adam Toney, Ed Franks, John Weatherspoon, Eric Hicks, P. J. Nixon. Row 3 — Brent Vernon, Zeke Kobak, Eric Phillips, Mark Cawood, Mike Hopkins, Bret Hughes, Chris Sykes. Row 4 Shawne Bowman, Ricky Webb, Chad Dickenson, Robbie Duncan, Shawn Poole, Matt Williams, Jeff Moore, Brent Gibson, John Clark. KEY CLUB OFFICERS — Jus- tin Cornett, Treasurer; Tommy Pierce, President; Matt Williams, Vice President; Harold Price, Secretary. The Key Club is a non-profit community service oriented club. Working close with the local Kiwanis Club, we are involved each year in several projects that are designed to help us serve both school and community. In the fall of the year the Kiwanis Club sponsors “Special Olympics” at Bullit Park. This activity brings joy to a number of handicapped and disabled children. Our Key Club helps set up and also conducts various activities and games. Other major projects occur at Christmas time. The first of these is helping the Salvation Army by ringing the bell for donations. The next two projects closely associate us with the Kiwanis Club. We help them with the delivering of food baskets to the needy. We also sell Christmas trees alongside Kiwanians. Key Club members appreciate the support given them by their sponsors Mr. Potter, Mr. ‘Taylor, and the Kiwanis Club. Catin Club Row | — Mr. Clark, Felicia Fannon, Selena Light, Melissa Woods, Stacey Roberts, Sneha Kapadia, Leta Kelley. Row 2 — Tina Barker, Rachael Hurley, Angie Barnette, Dee Dee Barker, Melissa Langrel, Kim Gregory, David Neal. Row 3 — Becky Ramey, Alicia Sneed, Clara Phillips, Carey Bumgarner, Matthew Williaiams, Mike Hopkins. = ae A é% LATIN CLUB OFFICERS — Stacey Roberts, Sneha Kapadia, Leta Kelley, President; Matthew Williams, David Neal After a lengthy absence, Latin returned to Powell Valley via the electronic classroom. ‘Twen- ty eight students took Latin I under the instruc- tion of Magestra Jean Miller. The class was broadcast from the Wise County Vocational School in Wise to classrooms through- out the state. ay 58 So Club _ Seated — Miss Scott, Mrs. Lawson, Aaron Miller, Wendy Horn, Darlene Lewis, Teresa Ward. Standing — Jennifer Herron, Clara Phillips, Hope Owens, Angela McGurie, Becky Mullins, Roxanne Klepper, Nicola Taylor, Cindy Underwood, Leslie Mullins, Melanie Honeycutt, Marlene Lewis, Laura Brannon, Beverly Krovich, Beth Reece, Tracy Wells. The Library Club members serve the whole school on a regular basis and assist Miss Scott, the librarian, with her many responsibilities in providing INFORMATION POWER for students and faculty. The age of the computer has arrived at PVHS library! This is the year of entering data, making barcodes, printing book and patron lists, and, in general, getting Winnebago CIRC CAT program ready for future use. The club has honored special days by preparing attractive bulletin boards in the main foyer and in the | library. The theme for Book Week, November 14-20, was WISH UPON A BOOK. The Library of Congress chose | 1989 to be THE YEAR OF THE YOUNG READER with the theme: GIVE US BOOKS — GIVE US WINGS. March 1989 was designated READING MONTH for Wise County Schools. SCHOOL LIBRARY | MEDIA DAY in April celebrated the theme: PARTNERSHIPS ARE POWERFUL. The football and basketball coaches have supported the “Lucky Reader” program by providing two free | tickets to each home game. Highest readers in each class and in the school were honored at Class Day activities. Second semester, we made welcome our intern librarian, Mrs. Charles (Teresa) Ward, from Clinch Valley College. All Library Club helpers were given special awards at the last meeting. It has been a busy but rewarding year. We give special thanks to the library helpers; our library clerical assistant, Mrs. Lawson; and to our | librarian, Miss Scott. Row 1 — Sara Wilson, Sneha Kapadia, Renita Johnson, Javier Urquiza, Michael Ramey, Alicia Sneed, Row 2 Leta Kelley, Amy Franklin, Mike Hopkins, David Hurd, Darren Caruso. Row 3 — Melissa Langrel, Ken Crank, Richard Whitt. i “wy - y. _ SS b x co eh a OE Ld Row 1 — Lynn Leach, Shelley Seymour, Melanie Lane, Susan Baker. Row 2 — Marvin Owens, Chris Dalton, John Clark. PACE members enjoyed another challenging year. They met daily after school to prepare for competitions with other schools in the county. PACE is composed of students who are interested in pursuing academic excellence and who enjoy academic competition in the fields of math, literature, science, and vocabulary. PACE members would like to thank their coaches, Miss Nancy Reece and Mrs. Debbie Artrip, for a rewarding year. Members of the Speech class have been very active this year. The class has learned the proper way to conduct interviews, to debate, to conduct group and panel discussions, and to interpret orally prose and poetry. At Christmas time, the Speech class presented a Nativity Scene to close the Chorus and Band Assembly Program. During the second semester, the class studied drama and wrote, produced, and videotaped a skit about drop outs. Students also learned about television and radio production. The year has been a rewarding and enriching one for members of the speech class. Mrs. Lewis is the sponsor of the Speech Club. aye, 60 Row | — Christy Fugate, Missy Hamilton, Lori Collinsworth, Christi Callahan, Sabra Horton, Becky Ellis, Swati Patel, Leta Kelley, Sneha Sosy Shelley Seymour, Donna Blanken, Jenny Fleenor, Michelle Merka, Cindy Smith, Susan Baker, Kim Fuson. Row 2 — Saundra Garrett, Doren amble, Javier Urquiza, Tim Cooper, Renita Hohner. Missy Rutherford, Missy Clark, Stu Fisher, Tammy Tignor, Missy Renfro, Melanie Quillen, Beverly Krovich, Suzanne Smith. Row 3 — Jacob Kilgore, Clara Phillips, Toni Bayse, Ed Franks, Kelli Phillips, Shella Trent, Miss Mullins, Jason DOOD: Carrie Bumgarner, Wendy Horne, Lynn Leach, Karen Tucker, Beth Maness, Ronna Nichols. Row 4 — Mrs. Rhonda Godsey, Wendi Collier, Karen Bogan, Jenny Gibson, Brent Gibson, Tons Clark, Robert Spears, Jarad Williams, Steve Rutherford, Chad Dickenson, Peter Bowers, Scotty Chestnut, Jimmy Spears, Michelle Stacey, Kristie Smith, Robert Head, Enristy Wells, Mrs. Davene Long. _ = SS od ahd Le a eee he SADD is a club which was organized to help ee pee Pe Se students become aware of the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse. The club meetings were devoted to listening to speakers and discussing problems related to alcohol and drug abuse. SADD pro- moted publicity announcements against drinking and driving during periods of the year when spe- cial events, such as the Prom and Graduation, were taking place. SADD is sponsored by Mrs. Davene Long and Mrs. Rhonda Godsey. ae SADD OFFICERS — Wendy Horne, Stu Fisher, Cindy Smith TUTTE Lee Row 1 — Sammie Litton, Leslie Rutherford, Leslie Pettry, Kristie Smith, Stacey Herron, Wendi Caldwell, Cindy Smith, Mrs. Davene Long. Row 2 — Stu Fisher, Rhett Bolling, Bryan Jones, Scott Broyles, Chad Bishop. Sica The function of the Student Council Association is to call assemblies to order, to organize the Christmas assembly, and to organize football and homecoming activities. At Christmas, the SCA buys gifts for needy boys and girls. The Student Council also organizes the intramural basketball games. The SCA is re- sponsible for taking care of the school calendar. The Student Council organizes the student exchange be- tween high schools, the Club Fair, and the 8th grade orientation. The SCA serves as the mediator be- tween faculty and students. The SCA volunteers time to help give out schedules in the bookstore the week before school starts. Members of the SCA attended a leadership conference at Radford to learn more ways to work as a team. The SCA is responsible for making the morning announcements. The SCA, under the direction of Mrs. Long, has had a successful and rewarding year. Pid bd dd heb doh 4 Ret nate eo Oe “4 SCA OFFICERS — Kristie Smith, President; Leslie Pettrie, Sec- retary; Stu Fisher, Chaplain; Renita Johnson, Vice President; Bryan Jones, Treasurer. JL A 61 62 Science Club Row 1 — Missy Grubb, Karen Bogan, Leta Kelley, Swati Patel, Chrissy Thomas, Rhett Bolling, Stacey Herron, Sneha Kapadi, Bryan Jones, Stacey Roberts, Lori Gilley. Row 2 — Melisa Woods, April Haines, Melissa Langrel, Chad Rogers, Sandra Garrett, Wendi Caldwell, Amy Franklin, Maggie Fox. Row 3 — Michelle Stacey, Clara Phillips, Alicia Sneed, Jeremy Shoope, David Crouse, Jeff Jessee, Angie Barnett. Row 4 — Norman Scott, Donnie Sorah, Mark Fox, Matt Williams, David Neal, Jim Phillips, Jeff Moore, Chris Rogers, Jemabe Fleenor, Rachel Hurley, Dee Dee Barker. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS — Jim Phillips, Stacey Roberts, Stacey Herron, Swati Patel, Rhett Bolling, Bryan Jones. The Science Club is a club for students who are enrolled in a science course at Powell Valley High School. This club has much to offer to those who are especially interested in the science field. The club has taken field trips to Bays Mountain and The Breaks in the past. This year, several members and sponsers traveled to Huntsville, Alabama and attended Space Camp. This trip was very exciting and interesting. The Science Club plans to offer this trip again in the future for those who are interested. The Science Club is sponsored by Mrs. Artrip, Miss Burnette, Mrs. Daniels, and Mr. Willis. “Spanish Club Row 1 — David Wilson, Laurie Davidson, Sheila Trent, Jane Hegarty, Beth Maness, Amy Robinson, Mark Cawood, April Haines, Kristen Hamilton, Tony Bayes, Missy Mullins. Row 2 — Tim Cooper, Renita Johnson, Amy Franklin, Valerie Horner, Katrina Hollandsworth, Nikol Humbert, Wendy Caldwell, Cindy Smith, Angie Flanary. Row 3 — Ken Hart, Javier Urquiza, Julie Pierce, Brandon Cloud, Bryan Jones, Chad Dickenson, Stu Fisher, Daren Caruso, Leta Kelley, Shawne Bowman, Tonya Bentosky, Michelle Stacey. Row 4 — Josh Bowman, Michael Hopkins, Norman Scott, Pat Callahan, Freddy Ashley, Robert Spears, John Clark, Roger Crank, Zeke Kobak, Ricky Webb, Brian Carroll, Jacob Kilgore, Ms. Pat Kennedy. The Spanish Club consists of students who are taking or have taken Spanish. This year the Spanish Club challenged the French Club to a volleyball match. The losers provided the winners with a banquet. Both clubs hope to make the volleyball challenge and banquet an annual event. The Spanish Club is sponsored by Ms. Pat Kennedy. 63 64 STAFF — Row 1 — Rhett Bolling. Row 2— Sara Wilson, Chrissy Thomas, Becky Ellis, Swa- ti Patel. Row 3 — Christi Callahan, Stacey Roberts, Leta Kelley, Nikol Hum- bert, Sneha Kapadia, Stacey Herron. S Nikol Humbert, Featrue Editor; Sneka Kapadia, Co-Editor; Chrissy Thomas, Co-Editor; Sara Wilson, Business Manager BA . SALES STAFF — Row | — Chrissy Thomas, Vicky Blanken, Rodney Kern. Row 2 — Sue Hall, Sara Wilson, Stacey Herron, Nikol Humbert, Shelley Gallihar. ADVISORS — Faith Cox, Frances Lewis, Larry Hobbs rs ei Bir FBLA | FBLA Officers ® s ok DECA Winners The DECA Club is a co- curricular youth organization for all students enrolled in Marketing Education. Its pur- pose is to provide opportuni- ties for members to develop leadership and an appreciation for free enterprise. The club began the year by electing of- ficers. Twenty-six members at- tended the District Fall Rally. Twenty-two members partici- pated in the District Leader- ship Contest and won several awards, including Jeff Blair’s first place in Apparel and Ac- cessories. DECA Row 1 — Hope Ownes, Chistie Deskins, Becky Ellis, Sara Wilson, Chrissy Thomas, eat Herron, Vicky Smith, Cynthia Sutton, Sandra Garret, Ghonda Stidham, Sheri Pit- man, Merrill Shular. Row 2 — Sue Hall, Chris Young, Steve Smith, Libby Jones, Chris Smith, Leslie Johnson, Rhonda Collier, Karen Cassell, Melanie Honeycutt, Leslie Rogers, Joyce Miller. Row 3 — Mr. Hobbs, Jeff Blair, Randy Franklin, Glen Lambert, Freddy Ash- ley, Ledford Smith, Greg Brewster, Gary Hamilton, Ellen Taylor, Mr. Short. Row 4 — Scott Chandler, John Dean, Chris Daugherty, James Davis, Jeff Elliot, Shawn Poole, Charles Phipps, Monroe Huston, Steve Bolinsky, Win- ston Thompson. Officers were: Row 1 — Vicky Smith, Sec. Row 2’— Randy Franklin, Reporter; Freddie Ashley, District Vice Pres.; Steve Smith, Vice Pres.; Christy Deskins, Treas. The Future Business Leaders of America are active in the school and community all FBLA Winners year. This year we maintained a booth at the Wise County District Fair, gave treat bags to teachers at Halloween, donated to the ASK foundation, gave Christmas gifts to a needy child, sponsored a trip to Dollywood for members, sponsored trips to Roanoke and Cincinnati for officers and or competition winner on Regional level, and sponsored the Basketball Homecoming halftime activities and dance. Mrs. Anne Baker, Mr. Jim Kilgore, Mrs. Wilma Boy, and Mrs. Evelyn Whitt are sponsors of the Future Business Leaders of America. Row 1 — Jenny Sadler, Tim Chisenhall, Jennifer Maddox, Kim Ray, Wanda Hall, Missy Hamilton, Christy Callahan, Leigh Duncan, Sabra Horton, Tammy Swinney, Swati Patel, Leta Kelley, Sneha Kapadia, Machelle Dean, Missy Clark, Mary Ida Witenes Melissa Marshall, Lou Ella Maxfield, Jamie Wallace, Terri Shortt. Row 2 — Bobbie Bowman, Melissa Woods, Kim Fuson, Lori Dalton, Jennifer Baker, Susan McMahan, Cindy Leonard, Dorothy Gamble, Shannon Bruner, Carmella Phillips, Dee Miller, Marcie Dickenson, Danney Gilley, Brian Jones, Kenneth Hart, Chad Hartsock, Michael Ramey. Row 3 — Cindy Marshall, Wendy Horne, Valerie Horner, Clara Phillips, Beverly Krovich, Rachel Hurley, Wendy paris ot Dee Dee Barker, Angela Barnette, Brigette Bruner, Wendi Caldwell, Donna Blanken, Shelly Seymour, Rhett Bolling, Stu Fisher, Ray Smith, Harold Price, Chad Hamilton. Row 4 — Bill Maness, Monroe Houston, Jarid Williams, Jeff Elliott, Eddie Wampler, Ricky Webb, Princeton Turner, Brian Carroll, Chad Dickenson, Ed Franks, Jeff Moore, David Crouse, Darren Caruso, John Clark, Brent Gibson, Jason Artrip, Connie Mitchell. 65 WOODWINDS — Row 1 — Lee Ann Lile, Greta Adams, Jeny Gibson, Jenny Sadler, Beverley Krovich, Shelley Jerrell. Row 2 — Missie Grubb, Pearl Lovell, Tanya Bentoski, Robin Hartsock, Mindy Rutherford, Lara Collier. Row 3 — Allison Cantrell, Rachel Hurley, Missy Hamnilton, Shelley Seymore, Chrissy Collier, Cindy Grubb, Monica Barker. Row 4 — Lee Ann Dalton, Donna Blanker, Kristen Hamilton, Chris Bishop, Michelle Thompson, Britt Dowdy. 66 BAND OFFICERS — Row 1 — Lee Ann Dalton, Drum Major; Shelley Jerrell, Flag Co-Captain. Row 2 — Kristen Hamilton, Vice President; Gary Patrick, President; John McCarroll, Sgt. of Arms; Brian Richardson, Secretary; Donnie Sorah, Chaplain. PERCUSSION — Row 1 — Marty Parsons, Jamie Row 2 — Gary Patrick, Brian Richardson. Row 3 — Chris Rogers, John McCarroll. errr ere me em i a eu a eS rae? oT aE Cee) MAJORETTES Se ee ee REE Ee BE BS SRE PTRy ee RERSSBRRS RARE GRAS Fee ete eens 58 y a8 Pe eRII., Shelley Seymore Donna Blanken RRSSOFEUT: ON ieee RA FER a So —L, Rachel Hurley oT HN Laer ORRRECRERS: BRASS — Row 3 — Chad Rogers, Dunnie Seymore, Brian Stidham, Rodney Kern. Row 2 — David Rose, Jeff Dickenson, Chris Hutchin- son, Jacob Kilgore, Joey Col- lins. Row 1 — Donnie Sorah, Scott Lile, Jamie Martin, Chris Lan e. 67 Che Viking Concert Choir | Row 1 — Donella Miller, Margarette White, Amanda Litton, Jessica Owens, Lori Buckles, Heather Hill, Philip Cooper, Michael Sandt, Sean Lomax, Rose Eldridge, Tammy Lane, Leslie Fox, Sara Wilson, Tammy Tignor, Marcie Dickenson. Row 2 — Kim Gilliam, Christi Bell, Danielle Hollandsworth, Laurie Davidson, Jarid Williams, Rocky Cooper, Alex Mottok, David Neal, Dean Tipton, Norman Scott, Angella Watts, Roxann Klepper, Wendy Horne, Jennifer Herron, Melanie Quillen. Row 3 — Amy Robinson, Janay Kelly, Carey Bumgarner, Leslie Rutherford, Swati Patel, Brent Vernon, Tommy Pierce, Jeff Elliot, John Weatherspoon, Marvin Ownes, David Thompson, Kim Gregory, Missy Langrel, Amy Wilson, Missy Renfro, Sammi Litton. Row 4 — Michelle Murka, Christi Callahan, Tara Franks, Sneha Kapadia, Greg Brewster, Pat Callahan, Paul Floyd, Ken Crank, Jeff Neeley, Ryan Daugherty, Eddie Wampler, James Ball, Dwayne McKee, Peter Bowers, Rebecca Rohrbacher, Julie Pierce. Not Pictured — Leslie Pettry, Jim Phillips, Melanie Lane, Toby Cooper. i 4 v4 dé S d ae “4 ae , 4 i School:Commnnnen Gham sige eed i f ' Pe j 9 Pe Ne ? E: roe is fences at, i ‘ | eee a in 4 | ie 68 Ghe Case of “Music Man” a es is Py - , tp os ras eae Internationally Victorious Row 1 — Sara Wilson, Melanie Lane, Brent Vernon, Marvin Owens, David Neal, Marcie Dick- enson. Row 2 — Christi Callahan, Angella Watts, Tommy Pierce, Sneha Kapadia, Norman Scott, Leslie Fox, Wendy Horne. Row 3 — Ryan Daugherty, Rocky Cooper, Jeff Neeley, Eddie Wampler, James Ball, John Weatherspoon, Tara Franks. Not Pictured — Leslie Pettry. 69 ai? £ ornaon Senior AllRegional | Junior All ‘Regional Row 1 — Melanie Lane, Sneha Kapadia, Sara Wilson, Angella Watts, Marcie Dickenson, Row 1 — Sammi Litton, Danelle Hollandsworth. Roxanne Klepper, Margarette White, Lori Buckles. Row 2 — Leslie Pettry, Tara Franks, Row 2 — Leslie Fox, Rose Eldridge. Row 3 — Phillip Tammy Tignor, Amy Wilson, Missy Renfro, Kim Gregory, Rebecca Rohrbacher, Michelle Cooper, Pat Callahan. Not Pictured — Mandy Light. Murka. Row 3 — Marvin Owens, Norman Scott, Brent Vernon, Tommy Pierce, Alex Mottok, Wendy Horne. Row 4 — Rocky Cooper, David Thompson, Edgar Wampler, Jarid Williams. Row 5 — Dwayne McKee, James Ball, Jim Phillips, Kenneth Crank, Ryan Daugherty, David Neal, Jeff Neeley, John Weatherspoon. Cirginia All State aur Pes F= De imi 4 a | Ae “ Row 1 — Tommy Pierce (alt), Eddie Wampler (alt), Sneha Kapadia, Melanie Lane, Angella Watts (alt), James Ball. Row 2 — John Weatherspoon, Brent Vernon. Not Pictured — Leslie Pettry (alt), Marcie Dickenson (alt). OWEA Honors Choir Row | — Eddie Left to Right — Marcie Dickenson, secretary; Wed Deleeni a Tommy Pierce, Vice-President; Sara Wilson, Sneha Kapadia, President; Angella Watts, treasurer; Melanie James Ball, Jeff Lane, librarian. Neeley. Not Pic- tured — Sara Wilson (alt). horus and Ban Donnie Sorah, Symphonic; Chad Rogers, Concert; Scott | All-Regional Band Lile, Junior; Rachel Hurley, Concert; Lara Collier, Con- cert; Rodney Kerns, Symphonic Me. FLAG CORP Row | — Allison Cantrell, Missie Grubb, Pearl Luvell, Shelley Jerrell, Co-Capt.; Beverly Krovich, Co-Capt. Row 2 — Adrian Wade, Dianna McCracken, Karen Dalton, Angela McGuire. 1H, = = Band ‘Honors ¥. fed bi ALL STATE — Donnie Sorah lst PLACE — WISE BAND FESTIVAL —— Forensics The Forensics ‘Team participated in District, Regional, and State competitions this year. The team won the District and Regional team trophies. Those team members placing on the District Level were Tommy Pierce, Boys’ Poetry Interpretation; Ryan Daugherty, Boys’ Prose Interpretation; Da- vid Neal, Humorous Dramatic Interpretation; Stu Fisher, Boys’ Extemporaneous Speaking; Alicia Sneed, Girls’ Extemporaneous Speaking; Rhett Bolling, Serious Dramatic Interpretation; and Mike Hopkins, Spelling. Those placing on the Regional level were Ryan Daugherty, Boys’ Prose Interpretation; David Neal, Humorous Dramatic Interpretation; ‘tommy Pierce, Boys’ Poetry In- terpretation; and Mike Hopkins, Spelling. The Regional winners attended the State Meet in Char- lottesville. Coaches for the Forensic ‘Team were Mr. Clark, Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. Short. = Row | — Alicia Sneed, Leta Kelley, Sneha Kapadia, Rhett Bolling. Row 2 — Mike H Ryan Daugherty, Tommy Pierce. Not Pictured: Stu Fisher. bee Sass opkins, David Neal, O° 74 Daniel Brown, Phil Lee, Barry Jones, Coach Robbins, James Mitchell, Robbie Fox Cr 76 i Steve Rutherfur s © ea Sa Justin Cornett Chad Bishop B 5 Rod Spears : Gy WK ix ss Greg Swinney Cc ey A | Dwayne Boatright 7 Mark Clendenon Kelly Stidham Eric Phillips Tim Bloomer Eric Hicks L | ie et | el (aes AT Wes Hood | = | j P; =) — = i oof Swayne Mullins Derek Ford Don’t just stand there guys! oe Tas T (ee | Paul Clendenon Jeff Moore Brian McConnell qe 1988 Schedule Powell Valley 28 Richlands 20 Powell Valley 0 Pennington ra Powell Valley 14 Jonesville 3 Powell Valley 20 Pound 13 Powell Valley 42 Norton a Powell Valley 28 Clintwood Ul Powell Valley 38 J. J. Kelly 21 Powell Valley 0 Gate City 13 Powell Valley 45 Coeburn 7 | Powell Valley 16 Appalachia 6 | Powell Valley 11'7 Honaker 23 I hate it when this happens. wr : ee, one Pine a. De Se ea bea Can’t catch me... I’m the Gingerbread Man. 78 OE ne 88-89 Varsity Girls Basketball SHANNON BRUNER Head Coach: Steve Shortt Asst. Coach: Carol Grace eee Danielle Hollandsworth Lady Viking Classic: 8-25-88 PV Sonn Battle 8-27-88 PV vs. Haysi 8-30-88 PV vs. Council Regular Season 9-1-88 PV vs. John I, Burton 9-6-88 PV vs. Clintwood 9-8-88 PV vs. Coeburn 9-12-88 PV vs. Pennington 9-13-88 PV vs. Rye Cove 9-15-88 PV vented Kelly 9-19-88 PV vs. Pennington 9-22-88 PV vs. Pound 9-24-88 PV vs. Gate Cit 9-27-88 PV vs. Appalachia 9-28-88 PV vs. Gate City 9-29-88 PV vs. Coeburn 10-4-88 PV vs. John I. Burton 10-6-88 PV vs. Clintwood 10-11-88 PV vs. Rye Cove 10-18-88 PV vs. f J. Kelly 10-20-88 PV vs. Pound 10-25-88 PV vs. Appalachia District Tournament 11-1-88 PV vs. J. J. Kelly 11-2-88 PV vs. Clintwood Final District Record — 8W, 6L Honors: Team MVP — Wendy Collier School Sportmanship Award — Julie Herron All Academic — Wendy Collier, Cindy Smith, Stacy Roberts All District — Wendy Collier MELINDA MARSHALL CINDY SMITH 19 80 Heather Hill, Lara Collier, Jessica Owens, Kelli Phillips, Missy Mullins, Sarah Galloway, Wendi Collier. 88-89 Varsity Boys Basketball Head Coach: David Lee Asst. Coaches: Cary Daniels, Mark Hutchinson, Jimmy Mitchell Manager: Alex Mottok Regular Season: Hurley Haysi Rye Cove J. 1. Burton Coeburn Va. High Clintwood Gate City Appalachia J. I. Burton J.J. Kelly STU FISHER 39 PV 68 62°P.V577 74 PV 81 57 PV 47 53 PV 82 75 PV 69 41 PV 46 50 PV 67 47 PV 49 65 PV 52 86 PV 63 KEITH HALL Pound 36 PV 61 Gate City 63 PV 55 Clintwood 54 PV 55 Appalachia 48 PV 69 J. 1. Burton 71 PV 66 J. J. Kelly 60 PV 61 Pound 61 PV 73 Coeburn 57 PV 89 Hurley 44 PV 65 LPD Tournament Coeburn 55 PV 84 J. J. Kelly PV 55 Final Record 15-8 Tied for 2nd Place in LPD Runner up in Tiger Market ‘Tournament —— = 4 4 % ey j F MATT WILLIAMS RICKY WEBB HAROLD PRICE ZEKE KOBAK PAT HONEYCUTT BRENT GIBSON 81 e TR. JOHN CLARK ANDY ROBBINS ALEX MOTTOK MVP, ALL LPD, ALL REGION “D,” ALL STATE SECOND TEAM, ALL S.W. VA., ALL STATE GAME, 1000 pts. 83 84 Row 1 — Kenneth Hart, Britt Dowdy, Jasons Ar- trip, Ed Franks, John Lark, Rhett Bolling. Row 2 — Jim Phillips, Matt Williams, Robet Mead, Chris Rogers, Coach Dan- iels. 9-22-88 9-26-88 9-29-88 LW PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV PV 195 180 183 204 19) 200 194 182 191 197 Final Record — 11-14 Honors: All District, Ed Franks J. I. Burton Pound J. 1. Burton Pound J. 1. Burton Coeburn Jonesville J. 1. Burton J. 1. Burton J.J. Kelly Coeburn Pound J. 1. Burton Pound J. 1. Burton Coeburn Pound 191 216 180 rae 188 218 185 183 171 172 219 210 171 218 176 204 206 Wrestling Row | — Bo Cox, Phillip Cooper, Ben Hobbs, Chad Rogers, Chris Damen. Row 2 — David Crouse, Rhett Bolling, Shawne Bowman, Roger Mullins, Bryan Jones. JO Wrestling Girls Gennis 1989 Schedule Coach: David Lee Captain: Daren Caruso Date eams Score) 1 4 5 PV vs Clintwood 7-2) 4 5 PV vs Clintwood 6-1 | ¥ 4 7 PV vs. Appalachia 5-4) | 4 7 PV vs Coeburn 9-0. 4 12 PV vs Pound 5-4 4 14 PV vs Wise 4-5 | 4 17 PV vs Appalachia 8-1 4 18 PV vs Norton 7-1 4 18 PV vs Norton 9-0 | 4 20 PV vs Pennington 7-2)| 4 25 PV vs Pound 7-2 4 26 PV vs Coeburn 9-0 4 27 PV vs Wise 5-4 | 5 2 PV vs Wise 1-5 | 5 3 PV vs Pound 5-1 | HONORS Team: Co-District Champions Singles: Daren Caruso: All-District, Player of the Year Alex Mottok: All-District ‘ Paul Clendenon: All-District Doubles: Daren Caruso and Sampo Sakko: Ist in District and Region First Seed: Second Seed: Third Seed: Fourth Seea: Leta Kelley Swati Patel Sneha Kapadia Greta Adams Most Valuable Player Sportsmanship Award Fifth Seed: Sixth Seed: Seventh Seed: Jane Hegarty Katrina Hollandsworth Amy Lancaster H | Teams Played: Clintwood, Appalachia, ; Coeburn, Pound, Wise, and Norton Honors: Leta Kelley — All-District Singles yi teens os Boys Gennis 1989 Schedule Coach: Jim Willis Captain: Leta Kelley First Seed: Second Seed: Third Seed: Fourth Seed: Darren Caruso Sampo Sakko Steve Collier Andy Robbins Most Valuable Player Fifth Seed: Sixth Seed: Seventh Seed: Eighth Seed: Alex Mottok Paul Clendenon Mark Clendenon Eric Roberts Sportsmanship Award 87 Row 1 — John Clark, Jessee Miller, Chris Syk es, Cedric Lane, Clint Barker, Matt Cooper. Row 2 — Steve Rutherford, Harold Price, Larry Rutherford, Matt Stidham, Chris Harris, Brent Hughes. Row 3 — Coach Taylor, Bobby Hall, Bobbie Duncan, Tim Baker, Mike Hobbs, Keith Hall. PV 8 Rye Cove PV 4 Coeburn PV 0 Gate Cit PV 14 Appalachia PV 3 Clintwood PV 9 Pound PV 6 Norton PV 2 Wise PV 9 Jonesville PV 1 Coeburn PV 16 Appalachia PV Ul Chatecsa PV 4 Norton Lonesome Pine District Tournament PV 5 Pound PV 7 Coeburn PV 1 Wise 3 5 3 4 7 3 1 7 10 7 6 5 2 4 6 a Row 1 — Dee Miller, Sharron Bruner, Lori Buckles, Tonya Hall, Laurie Davidson, Dorothy Gamble, Michelle Luntsford. Row 2 — Brigette Bruner, Trina Barker, Shelia Slemp, Sarah Gal- loway, Carey Baumgardner, Jes- sica Owens, Connie Mitchell, Karla Milbro. Row 3 — Amanda Litton, Michelle Stacey, Cindy Smith, Julie Herron, Clarissa Young, Suzanne Smith. Row 4 — Renita Johnson, Jenay Kelly, Monica Collier, Missy Hamilton, Christy Fugate, Toya Miller. Row 1 — Calvin Sturgill, Ja son Elliott, Chad Hamilton Shawn Lomax, Mike Sandt Norman Scott, Brad Davis Roger Crank, Shane Dishner Eddie Sizemore, Steve Mul lins. Row 2 — Chad Bishop Dwayne Boatright, Roge Mullins, Brent Vernon, Tin Cooper, Allen Wheeler, Dan ny Ballangee, Alvin Rasnick Craig Massee, Lance Hamil ton. Row 3 — Shawn Bow man, Jeff El liott, Chad Dick ! { oT 1 Tp « enson, Adam Toney, Jame ; Belov, 4 AKIN Nee Ss ' Austin, Jerry Long. Row 4 — _ NMS ‘Gy | peg Pe a) oe mn Rod Spears, Brian Caroll BS PAA 7 | TRC¥ ig PTRACK A ACK } 1 TRACK Miek Elkins, Ricky Webb : Robert Spears, Derek Forc Princeton Turner, Shanno! Fleming. J) X “f) AQ KING { rpack| | if nuit FA KING ) kiN P j } qin, | Q KING a KING ; Trach ; EE oe TRACY broacid ; AU Pay TRAC . = ANT fi 4 a ‘ ¥ t 7 iD ii a a . : i j . = ‘ ats = afk hs, ‘Ay 7 Shee gens es a 1 Ry Rig og 8 eae px ieet She 89 90 Cheerleaders te recy.) are As eae cig aT 3 : ea GQ Ja! ae 5 ee Wendi Caldwell — Jr. Capt. Ronna Nichols — Jr. Amy Stuerwald — Jr. Jenny Fleenok — Jr. ee aN . ss J, OZ e a 6 2 zs Michelle Stacy — Jr. Amanda Litton — Soph. Kim Gilliam — Soph. oe : s : i : ‘ The Varsity Club is a service club composed of all monogram letter winners in athletics at Powell Valley High School. The co- OT _speasipibbpmiitn watson SE heey educational club strives to promote enthusiasm, spirit, and a Se stigt doh 22s ik SPT winning attitude in our athletes. The membership of the club ‘ . mis oe A ES works very closely with the coaches and athletic department in fund raising projects and in programs designed to assist the school. The Varsity Club, through operation of concession stands at basketball games, wrestling tournaments, and summer projects, has been able to renovate the varsity locker room and provide additional trophy cases for the Vikings’ Championship Display. Mr. Phil Robbins is the sponsor of the Varsity Club. ¢ Our Coaches At Work? 94 Special Activities sirAh Baroy xo | BS Goer ee ewe at - ah - rE PJQw E FES TSAR S aN BSE | = Siete od hee : i : we ter Ss Marcie Mouse Awakep b. Kristen and Pearl Lori Excited? 96 iapi}— ene What do I do NOW? Our fiddler PAT Phone Home! Football ‘Homecoming 1988 QUEEN 1988 HOMECOMING QUEEN 1987 QUEEN KRISTIE AND RHETT MISS KRISTIE SMITH DAPHNE AND CHRIS TONI BAYSE ROSE ELDRIDGE MONICA COLLIER JULIE PIERCE BRADLY DAVIS PAT CALLAHAN JEREMY SHOOP NORMAN SCOTT fey te ae : .) aa Soe i ite PN et Sse MICHELLE STACY AUTUMN MOORE LEIGH DUNCAN KRISTIE SMITH PAT HONEYCUTT DARREN CARUSO STU FISHER RHETT BOWLING 98 FBLA Basketball omecoming EOUCATION TRG UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA 1988-89 QUEEN KING JENNY FLEENOR ROD SPEARS ... “ CONGRATULATIONS! | Basketball Homecoming took a turn from tradition this year. The FBLA sponsored and selected the candidates. The boy’s and girl’s basketball teams then elected a king and queen for the 1988-89 season. 1988-89 CANDIDATES — Christi Callahan, Shelley Seymore, Jenny Fleenor, Cindy Smith, Janay Kelly, Kellie Dorton, Jessica Owens, Chrissy Barker, Rod Spears, Shane Legg, Brian Carroll, Mike Elkins, Lance Hamilton, Robby Duncan, Matt Cooper, Pat Callahan. re 99 Key Club Sweetheart _ Each year the Key Club sponsors a Valentine dance at the high school. The club members select candidates and elect one of the girls as their sweet- heart. 1989 Candidates — Kristie Smith, Sara Wilson, Melanie Lane, Stacey Her- | ron, April Hanes, Christi Callahan, and Shelly Seymore. PROM COURT Queen — Nikol Humbert; King — Matt Williams. Runners-up — Kristie Smith, Stewart Fisher. Attendants — Tammy Tignor, Autumn Moore, Chelesa Lee, David Long. 100 THE JUNIOR CLASS of POWELL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL presents Mr. and Miss PV: Matt Williams ° ” Nik ] H ber “One Moment In Fine ee A ee Runners Up: Stu Fisher Kristie Smith High School Gymnasium Saturday evening May sixth Nineteen hundred and eighty-nine You didn’t forget to load the camera, did Look she’s taking our picturel! you? Amy and David Enjoying the prom 101 Stace and Tom Jr. What’s going on? David and Shelley 102 TWINS??? Matt finally found Nikki Marcie and Steve Glenn and Beverly 103 Senior Grip — Atlanta — May 13-14. Bub and Peter YUCK! F (AR Vikings, Not Indians Buster on display Play it Scott! 104 Need two more? Sneha and Amy are wet. ae bey Wet and Hungry We’re back. Atlanta, Georgia 105 106 Senior Picnic — Way 25 PICTURE TIME Belen and Roxann Musclemen Where’s Nikki? The Three Stooges What manners! Three more stooges. And three more... THE END And then I think of one who in her youthful beauty died, The fair meek blossom that grew up and faded by my side. In the cold moist earth we laid her, when the forests cast the leaf, And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief; Yet not unmeet it was that one, like that young friend of ours, So gentle and so beautiful, should perish with the flowers. from THE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS By William Cullen Bryant with permission from Grolier Educational Corp. On August 30, 1988, sixteen-year old Rachel Marella Ward passed away. Rachel was a member of the Beta Club, the PACE team, the FBLA, the French Club, the Science Club, the FCA, and the Varsity Girls’ Basketball team. Besides being an excellent student and an active participant in school organizations, Rachel was a wonderful person. She was our friend and we miss her very much. We dedicate this page in her memory. Jack H. Gibbs 1917 — 1989 jes Mr. Gibbs in his nest. (Memories For many reasons it is difficult to say good-bye to Mr. Gibbs. What do we say about an institution? About one who has contributed so much to so many for so many years? How do we measure a lifetime of school and community involvement? Do we make a listing of organizations to which he contributed time, ideas, and ideals? Do we examine his special loves: music, eating, swimming, eating, traveling, and eating? Should we catalog his characteristics: his punctuality, his commitment to projects, his meticulous attention to detail, his love of music, his single-mindedness of his personal interest, his love affair with the telephone, his gift of flowers, and his unbending drive for perfection? He was urbane, irascible, comforting, overbearing, forgiving, and at times unforgiving. In a word, he was human. As we look back over his more than fifty years in education, we find that although he was an English major, he blended music and art into a lifetime commitment to the Arts. Even his piolég classes were artistic, and his Glee Club was music and theater. From the young violinist to the Deen of Trinity United Methodist Church Choir for more than forty years, Mr. Gibbs pushed, encouraged, shoved, nurtured, coerced, cajoled, and at times intimidated people — young and old — to perform for him where only the finest was expected and accepted. What contributions did he make at Powell Valley High School? He was the first guidance counselor in Wise County. He wrote the words to the Alma Maters for both Big Stone on High School and Powell Valley High School. He was instrumental in building the student art gallery in the halls at Powell Valley High School and actively promoted the project every year thereafter. He directed glee clubs at Big Stone Gap High School and at Powell Valley High School until 1973. He created a tradition for choral music, laying a foundation for the present and future choral programs. The very structure of the building was arranged to accommodate the fine arts program which he was instrumental in establishing. He helped to create traditions which gave the new school an individuality and a new life. We will miss him, but in a very real sense he exists in the lives of thousands of people who san for him, swam for him, WorEEd With him, learned with him, agreed with him, of differed wit him. Because of Jack Gibbs, our hearts are alive with the sound of music, and we are blessed. . . 1917-1989 ve s par ee tt = a4 ETT Re. From the archives, an early Glee Club with a young maestro, Mr. Gibbs, outfitted in classic black and white. Future Annapolis officer, teachers, ministers, dentist, nurses, and others went to Barter with Mr. Gibbs. The traditional Band and Glee Club Christmas Concert, 1970 109 UNDERCLASS AWARD 1989 ENGLISH: English 9 Robin Hartsock, Leigh Ann Lyle, Elizabeth Rash AMERICAN ASSOCATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTON BRANCH Kenneth Crank, Carmen Revilla, Melissa Woods WINNER Creative Writing Sneha Kapadia SUMMER LITERATURE — YOUNG WRITERS Wendi Caldwell Mark Fox Rebecca Rohrbacher Alicia Sneed Melissa Woods FOREIGN LANGUAGE: FRENCH I Leslie Rutherford FRENCH II Renita Johnson FRENCH III Michelle Merka FRENCH IV Jennifer Small SPANISH I Tonya Bentoski SPANISH II April Haines SPANISH III Michael Ramey LATIN: The American Classical League and the National Junior Classical League present this Certificate of Honorable Mer- it for Outstanding Performance in the National Latin Ex- amination. Magna Cum Laude Alicia Sneed Cum Laude Michael Hopkins MATHEMATICS: Math 9 Steve Hughes Algebra I — Part I Roger Mullins Algebra I Leigh Ann Lyle Basic Algebra Greg Swinney Algebra II Lara Collier Consumer Math Brent Gibson Geometry Michael Ramey Math Analysis Alicia Sneed VIRGINIA COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS CONTEST: (TOP 20% OF THE LOCAL CONTEST) Lara Collier Kenneth Hart Michael Ramey STATE RECOGNITION — Top in Group A: Level A Lara Collier Level A Kenneth Hart Level B Michael Ramey Level E Michael Hopkins GROUP A TEAM COMPETITION: Lara Collier Michael Hopkins Scotty Broyles AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS EXAM SCHOOL WINNER: — LOCAL LEVEL: Michael Hopkins SCIENCE: Earth Science Applied Biology Leigh Ann Lyle Tina Graham Leslie Mullins Biology I Ruth Kegley Lara Collier Biology II Stacey Herron Chemistry Michael Ramey Physics Leta Kelley SOCIAL STUDIES: 11th GRADE HISTORY AWARD — Presented by Boone Trail Chapter of DAR ... Highest academic average in: American History World History World Geography BUSINESS AWARDS: Accounting Karen Bogen Carey Bumgarner Tammy Fleenor Jenny Fleenor Cindy Marshall Business Wendi Caldwell RECOGNIZE: ART: 9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ART CAUCUS NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD: BAND: PACE BAND — 1989: Shelia Slemp Rachel Hurley Beverly Krovich Michelle Thompson Chris Bishop Scott Lile Rodney Kern Donnie Seymour Jeff Dickenson Gary Patrick John McCarroll LIBRARY: Highest Reader for 1988-89 — Laura Brannon Graduating Senior Highest Reader — Calvin Sturgill PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Scotty Broyles Lara Collier Greta Adams Kristen Hamilton Britt Dowdy Donnie Sorah Lance Mullins Chad Rogers David Rose Jacob Kilgore Susan Smith Grade 9 Kenneth Hart Tonya Hall Grade 10 Steve Powers Tonya Bentoski HIGHEST ACADEMIC AVERAGE: FRESHMAN (4.0) Lara Shayne Collier SOPHOMORE (4.0) Carey Lee Bumgarner Michael Brian Ramey JUNIOR (4.03) Alicia Antoinette Sneed (4.0) Renita Anne Johnson 1989 SENIOR AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN LETA LUCILLE KELLEY SALUTATORIAN — MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS HONOR STUDENTS MELISSA PAIGE WOODS MELISSA LYNNE LANGREL STEWART WAYNE FISHER BRIAN SCOTT BROYLES SDEHA PARNIP KAPADIA KAREN RENEE TUCKER CLINT EDWARD BLANTON STACEY LEIGH ROBERTS ADVANCED STUDIES WITH GOVERNOR'S SEAL CLINT EDWARD BLANTON RHETT MATTHEW BOLLING BRIAN SCOTT BROYLES CHRISTI DAWN CALLAHAN MARK ANTHONY CAWOOD KENNETH LANDON CRANK, JR. B EVERLY LEIGH DUNCAN REBECCA LYNN ELLIS STEWART WAYNE FISHER, JR. MICHELLE LEIGH GALLIHAR APRIL DOMINIQUE HAINES GARY MATTHEW HAMILTON, JR. AMY JO HERON STACEY LYNN HERRON MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS JULIE NIKOL HUMBERT JEFFREY ALLEN JESSEE DAVID BRYAN JONES SNEHA PRADIP KAPADIA HELENA ROXANN KLEPPER EZEKIEL EASTERLING KOBAK MARK EDWARD FRAZIER MELANIE CAROL GARRISON JULIE KAREN HERRON RODNEY ALLEN KERN BEVERLY LYNN KROVICH JULIE MICHELLE LANE MELANIE LOUISE LANE JOHN CHRISTOPHER McCARROLL DWAYNE McKEE SUSAN LEA McMAHAN DONELLA LEVETTE MILLER JOYCE ANN MILLER JEFFREY SCOTT NEELEY CHARLES EDWARD PHIPPS CARMEN LESLIE REVILLA TAMMY LYNN RICH LESLE ROSEMARY ROGERS SAMPO OLAVI SAKKO MICHELLE LYNN SEYMOUR MERRILL RHEA SHULAR TYRA ANN STURGILL TAMERA LYNN SWINEY EUGENIA LYNN TAYLOR DAVID ARTHUR THOMPSON DAVID EGDAR WAMPLER SARA ANNE WILSON MELISSA PAIGE WOODS MELISSA LYNNE LANGREL MICHAEL SHANE LEGG ALEXANDER MOTTOK BELEN NAFRAI SWATI SHARAD PATEL THOMAS LYNN PIERCE, JR. HAROLD WILLIAM PRICE, JR. STACEY LEIGH ROBERTS KRISTIE CANDIDA SMITH RODNEY ALLEN SPEARS CHRISTA ANN THOMAS KAREN RENEE TUCKER JAVIER URQUIZA CABRERA MATTHEW SCOTT WILLIAMS BOARD OF EDUCATION SEAL: JENNIFER ELAINE BAKER JODY ALTHEA DAWN BAY JEFFREY WAYNE BLAIR PAUL DWAYNE BOATRIGHT PAULETTE BRANNON JAMES RONALD CASTLE JACK SCOTT CHESTNUT RHOPNDA SUE COLLIER TIMOTHY RAY COLLINS GLYNIS RENEE COOMER TIMOTHY SHAWN COOPER JOHN PHILLIP DEAN MARK ALLEN FOX ACADEMIC AWARDS: ENGLISH SNEHA PRADIP KAPADIA BUSINESS AWARD SUSAN LEA McMAHAN SOCIAL STUDIES MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS MATH AWARD MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS QUESENBERRY MATH AWARD MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS ART AWARD BRIAN SCOTT BROYLES AND RODNEY ALLEN KERN BRIAN SCOTT BROYLES SNEHA PARDIP KAPADIA LETA LUCILLE KELLEY MICHELLE LYNN SEYMOUR MELANIE LOUISE LANE SPANISH AWARD FRENCH AWARD SCIENCE AWARD SPEECH AWARD DRAMA AWARD CHORAL AWARDS: OUTSTANDING CHORAL STUDENT: SARA ANNE WILSON TORONTO FESTIVAL OF MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP AWA RD: MELANIE LOUISE LANE ORPHEUS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: JEFFREY SCOTT NEELEY CLARA LOU KELLY AWARD IN MUSIC THEATRE: THOMAS LYNN PIERCE, JR. MARCIE RENEA DICKENSON MUSIC STUDY CLUB AWARD: RODNEY ALLEN KERN (BAND) DAVID EDGAR WAMPLER (CHO.) JAMES EVERETT BALL (CHORUS) BAND AWARDS: McCHESNEY MUSIC AWARD: RODNEY ALLEN KERN LANCE TIMOTHY MULLINS JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD: GARY ALAN PATRICK LANCE TIMOTHY MULLINS RUSSELL COOPER AWARD: STEWART WAYNE FISHER, JR. CARL L. MURPHY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: THOMAS CALVIN STURGILL DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD: KRISTIE CANDIDA SMITH GIBBS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: STEWART WAYNE FISHER, JR. HENRY A. AND EDNA A. SIPHERS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD: SUSAN LEA McMAHAN SLEMP FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: BRIAN SCOTT BROYLES MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS WESTMORELAND COAL CO. AND PENN VIRGINIA RESOURCES CORP. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: MICHAEL DAVID HOPKINS VIRGINIA MINING INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIP: CLINT EDARD BLANTON NORTON LIONESS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: STEWART WAYNE FISHER, JR. WISE COUNTY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB AWARDS A SCHOLARSHIP TO A STUDENT WHO PLANS TO ATTEND CVC AND OR MECC; SUSAN LEA McMAHAN KIRK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP DISTINGUISHED AWARD: JACK SCOTT CHESNUTT Class of 1989 ha CLASS SERMON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM BETO May 28, 1989 :00 P.M. Prelude eee e Prelude. in Gasca aceon Tener tener Bach Processional oe ere lial POE ae cree ene ee Oe Handel InVOCAUIONE Her ee ee ee eee Rev. Hugh D. Bowers Powell Valley Presbyterian Church Big Stone Gap, Virginia Congregational Hymn ..... “God of Our Fathers” ..... Warren “‘Verleih uns Freiden” (Grant Us Peace).......... Mendelossohn AL Hear’ V O1CerA-Prayin gir. vere ene en ee ee Bright The Viking Concert Choir PresentationcOleAwalGs sent nen r nner Mr. David Dowdy Principal Speaker a. tae cars va hoes fea oes Dr. Ruth Mercedes Smith, President Mountain Empire Community College Big Stone Gap, Virginia Bendiction ties. eee ets Pe er ee ev. Hugh D. Bowers Recessional “Pomp and Circumstance”. 24... 24. Elgar GOD OF OUR FATHERS God of our fathers whose almighty hand Leads forth in beauty all the starry band Of shining worlds in Lies through the skies, Our grateful songs before Thy throne arise, Thy love hath led us in the past; in this free land by Thee our lot is cast; Be Thou our Ruler, Guardian, Guide, and Stay, Thy word our law, Thy paths our chosen way. From war’s alarms, from deadly pestilence, Be Thy strong arm our ever sure defense; Thy true religion in our hearts increase. Thy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace. Refresh Thy people on their toilsome way; Lead us from night to never ending day; Fill all our lives with love and grace divine, And glory, laud, and praise be ever Thine. A-men. The Viking Concert Choir Mr. James F. Daugherty, Director Rebecca Rohrbacher — Accompanist Pianist — Don Bricke (Congregation will remain seated for the Processional and Recessional) SPEAKERS: Dr. Ruth Smith and Rev. Hugh Bowers . } : W VALEDICTORIAN: Leta Kelley SALUTATORIAN Mike Hopkins Pe COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES | HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM | ‘Tuesday, May 30, 1989 } 8:00 P.M. i { Prelude?) ata en ore SGHODS 2 aos Beettheernenen: Francis McBeth f Processional ........ “Pomp and Circumstance” ........ Elgar Invocation 2h so et eo ee eee Matthew Scott Williams President — Senior Class Valedictorian: .6 acne ee ee es Leta Lucille Kelley SalutatorianO@, 22... ace, ee ene aes Michael David Hopkins “Liberty Enlightenmp a he World: ieee James D. Ployhor Presentation of Diplomas givens eer eee Mr. David Dowdy Principal ‘“Alma Mater”’ Recessional Mr. James E. Bolling Assistant Principal Class of ’89 and Guests “Ceremonial Recessional’”’ The Viking Band Mr. Noel Collins, Director HONOR STUDENTS Leta Lucille Kelley Michael David Hopkins Melissa Paige Woods Melissa Lynne Langrel Stewart Wayne Fisher Brian Scott Broyles Sneha Pradip Kapadia Karen Renee Tucker Clint Edward Blanton Stacey Leigh Roberts BACCALAUREATE Seniors Last Performance WHAT A POSE! a “Tt’s almost time!”’ AWARDS NIGH '1 Honor Students and Best Friends 113 Lonesome Pine Crafts Gallery Steve’s Mens =) Main St...” Big Stone Ga i PTD ore 5 SUPPORT OUR F ADVERTISERS! ow Sue’s Hallmark A unique shop for that special gift. 325 Wood Ave. 523-4905 523-0231 Produce Is Our Business Not Just A Hobby. Cathy Company Open 6 days a week with 9 operators to serve you better H. 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Greta Adams Eric Bishop Bobby Bledsoe Carey Bumgarner Sharon Chapman Steven Christian Karen Dalton Samuel Davenport Gary Dickenson Jennifer Fleenor Kim Fuson Jennifer Gibson ‘Tina Graham April Haines Wanda Hall Larry Hartsock en Lyle Lou Maxfield Dee Miller Leslie Mullins Jessica Owens Melanie Quillen Amy Robinson Kresta Stacy Richard Whitt PA Perfect Attendance Roster Chris Bishop Jeff Blair Lisa Bolinsky Wendi Caldwell Scott Chestnutt Rodger Crank Kim Daugherty Andrew Davis Jeff Elliott Amy Franklin Dorothy Gamble Lorrie Gilly Bobby Graham, Jr. Beverly Hall Lance Hamilton Chad Huff Cindy Marshall Karla Milbro Joyce Miller Jeff Neeley Harold Price John Robbins Ledford Smith Joseph Toney Ia 128 Good-bye Powell Valley. I now wall with determination and hope into Fu ture. The knowledge and experience have gained here will enable me to tur) Future into Life. 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