Rich Valley High School - Lasso Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

7 ' f S foo ST fa cftU- -p ZcZy 7 c C%£ai t ' ' o jfu - - C c £ £c- (f - -, y ' • £■ fr sf A ‘ A I s ' ft K€ S ' ic 7 , fr ft Ar , c 4 . ' LfA H J) ' 5 wfc °6 ( Hji JL Jrx LC-Ji ‘-frMf ic-o V V O- lo t _ £ CLnr s w O au aAJf V ? Xfa ' dcS 1 T“- JyfajL jffct ' fa falZ ztj dJ- ' e-TX a$ x 7 , W -y . 2 ? ' £■ Jft fa J r THE 1966 SENIOR CLASS OF RICH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Saltville, Virginia PRESENTS Volume Foreword The Class of 66 has selected the theme for the yearbook, Moments to Remember. Throughout this year at Rich Valley High School, we have had many precious moments to remember, many we could not mention in this book. Having looked forward to this our last year in high school, we were mindful that there would be memories which we would like to preserve. We have pictured a few of our experiences this year which could not be omitted in our book of memories. From September with the beginning of our senior year through May with the complete realiza¬ tion of graduation, we have been guided by the principle of learning to live together in a democratic society. Now that this year is about over, we sadly look back in saying, farewell to our many friends and to our dear Alma Mater. Cortfafs TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction. Administration. Classes . Activities. Athletics . Features . Advertisements. Autographs. ■ -v. . 2 Seniors go into classes with their books to start the year with study. The British, visiting student. Mike Dan¬ iels. speaks at the first assembly. The Seniors in assembly recall the in¬ troductions of student leaders. IN THE BEGINNING-SEPTEMBER The bright new senior rings have to be shined on class sponsor--this was a mo- The SCA President, Richard Chapman, ment to be remembered. presides at assembly. The cheerleaders keep the pep up at th football games. dr. Morgan helps the Seniors with a roblem in the government class. Homecoming means parties and a good time after the game. Football is featured with Berkley Clez carrying the ball. OCTOBER FEATURES FUN, FALL, AND FOOTBALL Queen, Fada Frye, is crowned by Joe and Hoppy . Curt Burkett comes through the cheer¬ leader ' s stunt ready for the game. The Rich Valley Steer Band performs on football field. Mike Clear and Joe McGinnis pause for prayer just before a game. The Beta Club sponsored a Book Fair during American Education Week. A group of Seniors enjoy themselves at a formal party. NOVEMBER PORTRAYS PARTIES AND PRAYER PLAYS The bulletin board shows study in the field of literature. Mr. Jones calls attention to a map in current events program. The band practices for a special program for parents at Open House. Judy Cooper and Judy Pratt practice a dramatic skit. Richard Chapman and his date enjoy the Christmas dance. A group of devoted Seniors are studyini DECEMBER DENOTES DRAMA, DEVOTIONS, DANCES For the Dramatics skit, Carla DeBord Rodney Surber and Bobby Osborne talk Judy Clear and Charles Neel at the practices her violin as students look of what December holds in store. Christmas Dance. on. These Seniors look grim as Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Anderson helps senior girls in Seniors are busy with last minute cram- passes out her English exam the art of sewing ming, but something seems to have di¬ verted Bobby Osborne ' s attention WINTER, WORK, AND WORRY. . JANUARY EXAMS Guilty or not guilty ? is the question These FFA members are busy at work in the minds of these Seniors who are Rich Valley players grapple for control on one of the numerous FFA projects reading MACBETH of the ball The annual staff is busy at work to meet the February deadline Mr. Osborne ' s advanced math students are a scholarly looking crew, aren ' t they? Donna Olinger sinks a two-points in an exciting game with Chilhowie FEBRUARY FEATURES FINAL SEMESTER FRUSTRATION Mr. Morgan gives Gary Wyatt some facts about United States government A lot of hard work goes into the produc¬ tion of a good annual, and Carla DeBord can vouch for that These chemists are busily at work on various experiments first demonstrated by Mr. Farris Senior English Class puts up bulletin board to show the various steps in the development o f the English Novel Cheryl Smith reads the script hoping that Mrs. Lewis will choose her for a big partin the Senior play, the highlight of her dramatics class As the year advances the second year Spanish Class works harder to under¬ stand verbs, conjugation, and vocabu¬ lary under Mr. Crandall ' s supervision MARCH MAKES MAD-NESS AND MAYHEM Several seniors set up the snack bar in expectation of a good day ' s sale and more money for the Washington trip Roy Turley goes into action as spring training begins for baseball Dixie Olinger and William Gillespie talk over problems with Mr. Williams as the year advances and decisions for the fu¬ ture must be made As spring comes to Rich Valley, these Seniors prepare themselves for the fu¬ ture springs to come These four leprechauns helped with the Junior-Senior Prom The Junior and Senior Prom was an en¬ chanting night of dancing and dreaming when they visited the land of Erin APRIL SHOWERS SHOWS SPRING FEVER The Dramatics Class rehearse their You ' re Out ! is the cry of the umpire Spring brings spring cleaning which lines for the production of the Senior as Rich Valley baseball team brings is illustrated by these energetic Seniors Play another victory to The Valley The Seniors go over their final plans for their long awaited day, GRADUATION The Washington Trip Committee takes a final look at the map of Washington be¬ fore their journey to the Capitol City Graduation means preparing for the fu¬ ture for these Seniors looking over the vocational files in the guidance room THE BEGINNING OF THE END . . . MAY JOY IS MINGLED WITH SADNESS AS THE YEAR CLOSES Mrs. Lewis gives out THE DREADED LITTLE CARD, REPORT CARD for the last time - but there is also a feeling of sadness in this act Seniors gather for a fond good-bye as the month of May rolls by Happiness is mingled with sadness as these students try on their robes for the big night in their lives, Graduation The Senior Class of 1966 gratefully ack¬ nowledges all who helped to make the Rich Valley High Stadium a reality by dedicating this, The Lasso, 1966, to those who aided in any way. 12 j.J ' jfj r r i i I Tkc CiuJ Cue Uic. «i� d TWToMfc fUv Uie, 1 7 j - V f J J ’fJ- ' j ' j J l f r J, £o l Ktf Dov o ui 1 )} Nauc To .m-T CoaI C Tfc« Au � r y r ' e T( c T H- M T T� Mcx — T sOUdi. OMAt f vc.ie T P -14 t r TK v C4 U T v- We W« c ± +iTc n It do « 7 y 4 uA«. 4 TV v ' AM Ti � 7i C V OUA i r — we ' 1 Hm«- tUio. AkMiK.n T4 U« M« 4 - J f Af Mr. J. Leonard Mauck Superintendent of Smyth County Schools Mr. James K. Osborne Emory and Henry - B.S. Algebra, Adv. Math Assistant Principal Mrs. Joan M. DeBord Secretary of Rich Valley High School Tkm Who- (Mniniskr Mr. Harold F. Williams - Milligan College - B.S. - East Tenn. State University - M.A. Principal of Rich Valley High School 14 Mrs. Annette M. Anderson Berea College - B.S. University of Va. W. Va. University Home Economics, Com. Chemistry Mrs. Jolene P. Campbell Montreat College - B.S. Emory and Henry - B.A. English, Shorthand, Typing Mrs. Mary Frances Campbell Radford College - B.S. English, Journalism Mrs. Lois S. Comer Radford College Emory and Henry Shorthand, Typing, Office Prac., Bookkeeping Mr. David J. Crandall Emory and Henry - B.A. Spanish, English Mr. George L. Farris Emory and Henry - B.S. Math, Geometry, Chemistry, General Business Mr. Arthur V. Flynn Concord College - B.S. Band, Choral Mh. Charles A. Frye East Tenn. State University - B.S., Boys Phy. Ed., Biology Mrs. Glenna D. Gardner Radford College - B.S. Librarian 15 3 X. ■ A ; v A 2 -J- v 3 ‘ C---A Mr. James T. Gardner Virginia Polytechnic Insti¬ tute - B.S. Vocational Agriculture Mr. Gordon C. Jones Concord College - B.S. Geography, History Mrs. Elizabeth P. Lewis Radford College - B.S. Speech, English Mr. Marsh M. Lewis Virginia Polytechnic Insti¬ tute - B.S., M.A., Vocational Agriculture Mr. Allen T. Love Emory and Henry - B.S. Science, Business Math Mr. John V. Morgan, Jr. Emory and Henry - B.A. Government, History Mrs. Della H. Osborne Radford College - B.S. Girls Phy. Ed., English Mr. James W. Roberts Emory and Henry - B.A. Boys Phy. Ed., Math, Algebra Mrs. Ella M. Roberts Piano 16 r) omiO s To i J h j j.-jjjMjirrr i I TKe. w uj Cut. Ui . 4 . ' A fWTo— tU- Tm-y wt-T .«• |i k i r J -« pJ J j J ' I r r J. ' I 4 4 r $ . Z� Al KfT Dav iw U� M To e - A t - ■ • ' ■ ' T .vi«-T u nl JO Tbc.. y aj C. P Pm -I- t+ r J TK , C o cv we uifcv ' t Aw y uA 7 V i 7 ui w rr r ui n Cct 71 m r r | C 3U A. t A+r , f ;jf i ii - •• i i T PRESIDENT-Keith Crabtree, VICE PRESIDENT- Bobby Osborne, SECRETARY-Fada Frye, TREASURER- Trenton Doane, REPORTER-Harold Cassell. 7k Senior Class of7965 MOST DRAMATIC- BOOKWORM- BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT- Judy Pratt and Robert Mabe Drema Snow and Pat Hancock Barbara Frye and Clarence Lamie I I DAVID WAYNE ANDERSON ’’David ANNIE MAE BARRETT Annie Mae HARRY HUDSON BRICKEY Harry BEST ALL AROUND Judy Hackler and Keith Crabtree I ' SHARON JEAN BLACKWELL Sharon BILLY RAY BROWN Billy MOST INTELLECTUAL Judy Cooper and David Robinson BRENDA CAROL BLEVINS Bee HAROLD FRAZIER CASSELL Harold” SHIRLEY ANN BOOTH Shirley RICHARD NOLAN CHAPMAN Richard LINDA SUE CALL Linda MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Cooper and Rodney Surber CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CLEAR Hoppy LINDA CAROL CHAPMAN Linda” JAMES DONALD COE Donnie I I SALLY LEE CLARK Sally TERRY KEITH CRABTREE Smiley NELDA CHAPMAN COLLINS Nelda” i DONALD EDWARD DOANE Donald MOST DEPENDABLE Sharon Blackwell and Roy Turley JUDITH RHEA COOPER Judy TRENTON EUGENE DOANE Punk CARLA BUCHANAN DeBORD Carla BARBARA ANN FRYE Teedle HARVEY LEE GATES Hunk FADA MARIE FRYE Fada BEST LOOKING Judy Pratt and Harry Brickey MOST ATHLETIC Donna Olinger and Trenton Doane JERRY LANE GILLESPIE Jerry” LINDA KAY FRYE Linda” WILLIAM WATSON GILLESPIE Winkie PEGGY LANE FULLEN Peggy DAVID PATRICK HANCOCK Pat JUDITH ANNE HACKLER Judy” BIGGEST FLIRTS Mary Lynn Necessary and Mike Clear HAPPIEST Pat McCready and Bobby Osborne LARRY RANDALL HANSHEW Sneak PAUL CAMPBELL HOLMES Paul BARBARA ANN HARRIS Barbara DAVID CLARENCE HUBBLE David” BETTY JO HARRIS Betty Jo” DAVID CURTIS JOHNSON David MOST TALENTED Carla DeBord and C. D. Taylor JANET ESTHER HOLMES Janet CLARENCE WAYNE LAMIE BRENDA JANE LOWERY ROBERT WILLIAM MABE Pete Jane Gummy 1 PATSY CARLENE McCREADY Pat RALPH MARVIN MAIDEN, JR. Coo MARY LYNN NECESSARY Mary Lynn BEST PERSONALITY- Brenda Blevins and Richard Chapman DIXIE ADLINE OLINGER Dixie JOHN WRIGHT MALOYED J. W. JOSEPH HOWARD McGINNIS DONNA LYNETTE OLINGER Joe Howard Donna CHARLES CURTIS NEEL Tooter JOYCE ANN OLINGER Joyce ROBERT HATFIELD OSBORNE Twitch MOST SERIOUS Nelda Collins and Richard Spencer MOST COURTEOUS Jane Worley and David Hubble JUDITH LYNN PRATT Pratt” GEORGE WILLIAM PAULEY William LINDA CAROL PRATT Lin” 4 } FRIEDA JANE REPASS Frieda” li RICHARD BLAINE ROBERTS Dickie” ROSA PATSY RHEA Patsy I QUIETEST- Linda Call and Billy Brown CUTEST-- Janet Holmes and Dickie Roberts DAVID ARNOLD ROBINSON David WANDA JEAN SEYMOUR Wanda” RICHARD LYNN SPENCER Richard CHERYL TAYLOR SMITH Cheryl RONALD BRATTENRIDGE STROUTH Ronnie” DREMA DARLENE SNOW Drema CHARLES RODNEY SURBER Rodney MOST MISCHIEVOUS Linda Pratt and Donnie Coe BONNIE LOUISE SURBER Bonnie” CHARLES DENNY TAYLOR, JR. C. D. PEARL ANN TUGGLE Pearl I DWIGHT OMAR TOLBERT Dwight” I PATSY STEVENSON WADDLE Patsy” roy McKinley turley Mac MOST POPULAR Fada Frye and Joe McGinnis BIGGEST TEASE Joyce Olinger and Gary Wyatt GARY EUGENE WISE Wise” LINDA ALICE WORLEY Jane GARY DESMOND WYATT Tar SENIOR DIRECTORY ANDERSON, DAVID - FFA, 1; FFA, 2; Varsity Football, 5, 4; Basketball Manager, 5; Baseball, 5; Track, 5. BARRETT, ANNIE MAE - FHA, 1,2,3,4,5; Library Club, 2, Treasurer, 5; Tri-Hi-Y, 4,5; Choral, 5. BLACKWELL, SHARON - Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4,5, Historian, 5; Beta Club, 4,5; Science Club, 3,4; Patrol Club, 4,5; Lasso Staff, 5; FHA, 3. BLEVINS, BRENDA - Patrol, 1,2,3,4,5; FHA, 4; Choral, 5; Dramatics, 5; Basketball, 4; Cheerleader, 2,3,4,5, Captain During Basketball. BOOTH, SHIRLEY - FBLA, 5; FHA, 2,4,5; Lasso Staff, 5; Round-Up Staff, 5. BRICKEY, HARRY - FFA, 1; Hi-Y, 5; Dramatics, 5; Lasso Staff, 5; Choral, 5; All State Choral, 5; Class Basketball, 5; Track, 5. BROWN, BILLY - FFA, 2,4,5. CALL, LINDA - FHA, 1; Patrol, 5. CASSELL, HAROLD - FFA, 1,3,4,5; Basketball, 1; Band, 2, 3,4,5; State FFA Band, 3,4,5; All-County Band, 3; Class Bas¬ ketball, 3,4; Science Club, 5; SIPA, 4; FFA Area Award, 4; Photographer, 4,5; Stage Band, 4,5; Hi-Y, 5; Baseball, 5; Track, 5; Lasso Staff. CHAPMAN, LINDA - FHA, 1,2,5; Choral, 5; Class Basket¬ ball, 1,2. CHAPMAN, RICHARD - Junior Class President; SCA Presi¬ dent, 4,5; Round-Up; Lasso; Library; Hi-Y, 5; SIPA Dele¬ gate; Choral, 5; Dramatics Class; All State Choral, 5; Class Basketball. CLARK, SALLY - FHA, 5; Class Basketball, 2,3; Choral, 5. CLEAR, HOPPY - Football, 1,2,3,4,5-Captain; Track, 2,3,4, 5; Baseball, 5; Science Club, 4,5-President; Hi-Y, 5; Mono¬ gram, 4,5; Lasso Staff, 5; S.C.A. Council, 5; Junior Class Secretary. COE, DONNIE - FFA, 4; Band, 1,2,3,4,5; Band Award, 4; Stage Band. COLLINS, NELDA - Tri-Hi, 4; BetaClub, 4,5; FHA, 1; FBLA, 5-Secretary; Library Club, 5; SCA, 3; Lasso Staff, 5; Round- Up Staff, 5-Typist. COOPER, JUDY - Scholarship Medal, 1,3,4; Forensics, 2,4; Dramatics, 5; NMSQT--Letter of commendation, 5; Science Club, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4-Reporter, 5-Secretary; Beta Club, 4,5-President; Lasso Staff, 5; SCA, 5; High School Bowl, 4. CRABTREE, KEITH - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Secretary 1, Reporter 2, President 3; Star Green Hand; Livestock Farmer; Crop Farmer; DeKalb Award; Chapter Star Farmer; State Farmers Degree; Lasso Staff, 5; President Senior Class, 5; SCA, 2,3, 4,5. DeBORD, CARLA - Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4,5; Beta, 4,5; Science, 3,4; Patrol, 1; Band, 1,2,3,4,5; AllCounty Band, 2; All State Band, 2,3,4,5; AllVirginia Band, 4; Winner in RV Science Fair, 1, 2,3,4; Third winner in county fair, 1; First and Best in County Fair, 4; U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Award at National Science Fair International, 4; Bausch and Lomb Award, 4; Commended on National Merit Scholarship, 5; Basketball, 2, 3,4; Miss Rich Valley, 4; Apple Festival, 5; Lasso Staff; Majorette, 3,4,5; Dramatics; Scholarship Award, 2; Stage Band, 4,5; VBODA Award; High School Bowl, 4. DOANE, DONALD - FFA, 1,2,3,4; PatrolClub, 1,2,3,4; Dra¬ matics, 5. DOANE, TRENTON - Varsity Football, 4,5; Band, 1; Track, 1,5; FFA, 3; FFAReporter, 4; FFA Vice-President, 5; Bas¬ ketball, 5; (FFA) Livestock Judging Team (2nd high scorer), 5; Treasurer of Senior Class, 5; Monogram Club, 5; Football (JV), 1; Dramatics, 5; Basketball (JV), 3,4; Forestry Judging Team, 4. FRYE, BARBARA - Band, 1,2,3; FHA, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 4,5; Li¬ brary, 3,4,5; President of Library Club, 5; FBLA, 5; SCA, 5; LASSO Staff - Advertisement Manager, 5; ROUND-UP Staff, 5. FRYE, FADA - Patrol, 1,4,5; SCA - Secretary-Treas., 3; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Homecoming Court, 2,4,5; Beta, 4,5; LASSO Staff; ROUND-UP Staff; FBLA - Treasurer, 5; Secretary of Senior Class; Homecoming Queen, 5. FRYE, LINDA - FHA, 2,5; FBLA, 5; Lasso Staff, 5; Round- Up, 5. FULLEN, PEGGY - FHA, 5; PatrolClub, 5; FBLA, 5; Lasso Staff, 5; Round-Up, 5. GATES, HARVEY - Basketball, 2,3,4,5; Track, 2,3; FFA, 1,2; Monogram Club, 4,5; President; Dramatics, 5; SCA, 5. GILLESPIE, JERRY - Basketball, 2,3,4,5; Football, 5; Base¬ ball, 2,3,4,5; FFA, 4, Sentinel; Choral, 5; Monogram, 4,5; Reporter. GILLESPIE, WILLIAM - FFA, 1,2,3,5; Football 1. HACKLER, JUDITH - SCA, 1,5; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, 4; President, 5; 3,4,5, Science Club, 3; F.H.A. Reporter, 4, 5; Library Club, 3,4; Beta Club, 5; J.V. Basketball, 3; Cheer¬ leader, 4,5; Dramatics, 5; Choral, 5; A1I State Choral, 5. HANCOCK, DAVID - Transfer from Ceres, Basketball, 3,4,5; FFA, 1-sentinel, 3,4,5-President; Choral, 5; Livestock Judging team in FFA, 4; Patrol Club, 1. HANSHEW, LARRY - Transfer from Ceres- FFA, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1; Treasurer of Hi-Y, 5; State judging team, 4; Farm electrification Award of Appalachian area, 4; Safety Patrol, 1-5. HARRIS, BARBARA - FHA, 1,2,5; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Band, 2,3,4, 5; Patrol Club, 5; Class Basketball, 2; Library, 3,4,5. HARRIS, BETTY JO - Choral, 5; FHA, 5. HOLMES, JANET - Home Room Chairman, 1,2,4; SCA, 1,2, 4; Homecoming Court, 1,2,3,4; Science Club, 2,3,4,5; Secre¬ tary of 10th Grade, Valentine Queen, 3; Miss Rich Valley, 3; FHA, 3,4; Library, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4,5; Vice-President of 11th Grade; Dogwood Festival; Apple Festival; Dramatics, 5; Choral, 5; Local Science Fair Winner, 2. HOLMES, PAUL - FFA, 3,4,5; Basketball, 3; Football, 4,5; Monogram Club, 4,5; Honorable Mention District, 6; Foot¬ ball, 5. HUBBLE, DAVID - FFA, 1,3; Safety Patrol, 4; Dramatics, 5. JOHNSON, DAVID - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Area Forestry Judging Team, Crop Farming Award; Hi-Y, 5. LAMIE, CLARENCE - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Library Club, 4; Round- Up, 4; Choral, 5; Chapter and Area Forestry Winner, 4; Monogram Club, 5; Dramatics, 5; Football, 4,5. 30 CLASS OF 1966 LOWERY, JANE - FHA, 1,2,3,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Library, 3; Patrol, 1,2; Choral, 5; Apple Festival Beauty Pageant, 5; Girls ' Softball, 3; Treasurer, 1, FHA. MABE, ROBERT - Basketball, 2,3,4,5; Track, 1,2,3,4,5; President Home room, 1; SCA, 1; Monogram Club, 4,5, Treasurer, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 5; Science Club, 5; Li¬ brary, 3,4,5; Vice-President, 5; Dramatics, 5; State Track Meet, 4; Lasso, 5; Hi-Y, 5. MAIDEN, RALPH - Hi-Y, 5; Choral, 5; FFA, 1; Patrol, 1; Baseball, 5; Football, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 2,3,4; Track, 1, 2,3. MALOYED, J. W. - FFA, 1,2,3,4,5; FFA Sentinel, 1; Patrol, 4; Chairman of Community Service, 4. McCREADY, PATSY - Science Club, 2,3,4, Secretary, 4; Li¬ brary Club, 4; Beta Club, 4,5; Patrol, 4,5; SCA, 5; FBLA, 5; LASSO, 5, Business Manager; ROUND-UP, 5. McGINNIS, JOE - FFA,2,3,4,5; Monogram, 4,5, Sargeant of Arms, 5; Football, 3,4,5, Tri-Captain, 5, Honorable Mention in District 6 Football, 5; Basketball, 2,3; Track, 2,3,4,5; Hi-Y, 5; 1st. Place in District 6 shot put and high jump events. NECESSARY, MARY LYNN - Science Club, 2,3; Beta Club, 4,5; FBLA, 5; Band, 1,2,3,4; LASSO, 5; ROUND-UP, 5. NEEL, CHARLES - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Patrol, 5; Choral, 5; Li¬ brary Club, 4,5; All State Choral, 5. OLINGER, DIXIE - FHA, 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y, 5; Choral, 5. OLINGER, DONNA - FHA, 1,2,3,4,5; Science Club, 2,3; SCA, 5; Library Club, 2; Basketball, 2,3,4,5; Captain of Cheer¬ leaders; 3,4,5; Girls Softball Team, 3,4; Dramatics, 5; Choral, 5; First runner-up for Miss Rich Valley, 3; Apple Festival, 4; Patrol Club, 1,2,3; AH State Choral, 5. OLINGER, JOYCE - FHA, 1,2,3,4,5, Songleader, 5; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; PatrolClub, 1,2,3,5; Choral, 5; Class Basketball, 1; Apple Festival, 5. OSBORNE, ROBERT - FFA, 1,4,5; Library, 3,4,5; Mono¬ gram, 4,5; Hi-Y, 5; Dramatics, 5; Football-JV, 1; Football, 2,3,4,5; Basketball-JV, 3; Track, 3,4,5; Vice-President of Monogram Club, 4; Vice-President of Senior Class, 5; Farm Safety Award-FFA- 4. PAULLY, WILLIAM - Football, 1,2; Track, 2,3; Library Club, 5; FFA, 2,5; Basketball, 1. PRATT, JUDITH - Reporter of Sophomore class; Patrol, 1, 2; Science, 2,3,4; Tri-Hi- Y, 3,4,5; Beta Club, 4,5; Secretary, 5; Vice-President of district F.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A., 3, 4,5; Girls Basketball, 2,3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4,5; Majorette, 1,2, 3,4,5; Drum Majorette, 5; All county band, 2; Miss Rich Valley; Dogwood Queen at Vinton, Va., 4; Apple Festival, 2, 3,4; Editor Lasso Staff, 5; SCA, 1,5; Dramatics 5; 3rd place winner in County Science Fair, 4; F.H.A. Girl of the Month award, 3; Winner at Rich Valley Science Fair; Stage Band, 4,5; Homecoming Court, 1,5. PRATT, LINDA - Beta Club, 5; Science, 2,3,4; Patrol, 1; Dramatics, 5; Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4,5; F.H.A., 3,4,5; Basketball manager, 3; Local Science award, 4; County Science award, 4; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Pep Band, 4,5; F.H.A. Girl of the Month award, 3; Lasso Staff 5; Girls softball, 4; Valentine Court, 3; Regional Science Fair, 4; V.B.O.D.A. a ward; Stage Band. REPASS, FREIDA - Basketball, 3,4,5; Choral, 5; FHA, 2,3, 4-Secretary, 5-Vice President. RHEA, PATSY - Patrol Club, 1,2; Library, 3; FHA, 2,5; Choral Class, 5; Dramatics Class, 5. ROBERTS, RICHARD - Hi-Y - President, 5; Science, 4, Vice-President, 5; LASSO, 5; Basketball, 3,4,5; Baseball, 3, 4,5; Monogram Club, 4,5; SCA, 5. ROBINSON, DAVID - Science Club, 3,4, Secretary, 5; Li¬ brary Club, 3,4,5; Local Science Winner; LASSO - Assistant Editor, 5; Dramatics, 5; High School Bowl, 4. SEYMOUR, WANDA - Tri-Hi-Y, 4; FHA, 4; Patrol Club, 2; Choral, 5; Class Basketball. SMITH, CHERYL - Beta Club, 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y, 4,5; FHA, 3,4, 5; Science Awards, 1,2; Dramatics, 5. SNOW, DREMA - Science Club, 2,3,4; Beta Club, 4,5; FHA, 4,5, Historian; FBLA, President 5; SCA, 5; Patrol, 5; Scholar¬ ship medals, 1,2,3,4; Local Science Award; LASSO Staff; Round-Up. SPENCER, RICHARD - Football, 1,2,3,5; Captain, 5; Track, 4; Science Club, 4,5, Reporter, 5; Monogram Club, 4,5; Beta Club, 4,5; SCA, 3,4, Vice-President, 4; FFA, 1; Class Presi¬ dent, 3; Lasso, 5. STROUTH, RONNIE - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 4,5; Track, 3; Monogram Club, 5; Patrol, 3. SURBER, BONNIE - LibraryClub, 3,4,5; Secretary 5; Patrol Club, 2,3; FHA, 3; Choral, 5; Dramatics, 5; All State Choral, 5. SURBER, RODNEY - Track, 3,4,5; Science Club, 4,5; Beta Club, 4,5, Vice-President; Lasso Staff, 5; Hi-Y, 5; High School Bowl, WOLD Radio, 4. TAYLOR, C. D. - Band, 1,2,3,4,5; All-County Band, 2; Class President, 2; Beta Club, 5; Science Club, 3,4,5; SCA Council, 2; Class Basketball, 4; Science Fair Winner, 3,4; Local Science Club Winner, 4; Band Metal, 4; Lasso Staff, Copy Editor, 5; Home Room Chairman, 2; All State Band, 5. TOLBERT, DWIGHT - FFA; Stunt; FFA Associate Member. TUGGLE, PEARL - Library Club, 4,5; Choral, 5. TURLEY, ROY - Editor (The Round-Up); 5; Lasso Staff, 5; Round-Up Staff 4,5; Dramatics, 5; Chorus, 5; SCA Council, 5; History Award, 4; Reporter of Class, 4; Basketball, 3,4, 5; Track, 4,5; Baseball, 3,4,5; Beta Club, 4,5, Reporter, 5; Hi-Y Club, 5; Monogram Club, 4,5; FFA Club, 1,2,3,4,5; Public Speaking Award, 4; Beef Cattle Judging, 4; Dairy Cattle Judging, 4; Forestry Judging, 4; Crop Judging, 4; FFA Camp, 4; SIPA, 4. WADDLE, PATSY - FHA, 1,2,3,4,5, Parliamentarian, 3,4, President, 5; Library, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4, Vice President, 4; SCA, 5; Cheerleader, 3,4; Basketball, 2,3; Choral, 5; Treas¬ urer of Class, 4. WISE, GARY - FFA, 2,3,4; Choral, 5; All State Choral, 5. WORLEY, JANE - FHA, Historian, 4; Secretary. 5; Patrol, 5; FBLA, 5; Cheerleader (substitute); Lasso Staff, 5; Round- Up Staff, 5. WYATT, GARY - Basketball, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5; Football, 1,2.3; Track, 1,2,3; Monogram, 4,5; Library, 1,2,3,4; FFA, 4; Band, 1,4,5; Lasso Staff, 5; Honorable mention-All district basket¬ ball, 4; Stage Band. 31 OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Curtis Burkett, VICE-PRESIDENT-Robert Harris, TREASURER-Polly Maloyed, SECRETARY-Jimmy Turley, REPORTER-Berkley Clear. Dallas Anderson Rachel Baker Harlow Bales Neal Barrett Jerry Bise 32 Dennis Brown Fonnie Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan Curtis Burkett Barbara Carter Larry Carter William Carter Iris Cassell Barbara Clear Berkley Clear Sandra Clear Rosemary Coe Sharon Cox Larry Davidson Joyce Doane Bessie Evans Carolyn Evans Montgomery Evans Dina Jo Frye Rita Frye Charles Fullen Donnie Fullen Mary Fullen Shirley Gillespie 33 James Gillespie Mariville Greer Darrell Hanshew Norma Hanshew Ben Harris Dayton Harris Faye Harris Jolene Harris Robert Harris Marie Havens Charles Hayden Polly Hayden Rachel Hayton Linda Hess Charles Hilt Kyle Holmes James Holmes Thomas Kegley Donna Kelly Sammy Lamie Sue Lamie Polly Maloyed David Martin Shelva Mitchell 34 David Neal Alvin Necessary Alan Null Brenda Olinger Eugene Olinger Jane Orr Howard Osborne Wayne Osborne Violet Osborne Melvin Penland Gladys Prater James Prater Nelson Prater Mary T. Pruitt Mildred Ratcliffe James Rhea Judy Surber Carolyn Tuggle Jimmy Turley Tommy Waddle Charles Webb Charles Williams Dianne Worley Larry Worley 35 OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Ronnie Hubble, VICE PRESIDENT-Robert Ellis, SECRETARY-Brenda Taylor, TREASURER-Gail Neel, REPORTER-Kathy McAllister. Jerl Armstrong Linda Armstrong Mary Blevins Danny Brown 36 Edward Callahan Cecil Call Melody Call Danny Cassell Carl Chapman Cleadys Chapman Patsy Chapman Ronnie Chapman Judy Clear Linda Coe James Davidson Mary Helen Davidson Carol DeBord Robert DeBord Jerry Doane Joe Doane Ruby Doane Judith Edmonds Robert Ellis Wilma Evans Pat Franklin Diana Frye Ronald Frye Douglas Fullen Donna Griffits Linda Hamm Jenelle Harper Larry Hanshew James Harris Donnie Harris 37 William Havens Karen Henderson Ronnie Hubble Rosemary Kegley Harold Kelly James Keesee Betty Lamie Mac Lamie Bobby Maloyed Kathy McAllister Gail Neel Esther Olinger Rosa Puckett James Ratcliffe Brenda Repass Colleen Rhea Brenda Rhea Glenna Smith Robert Shupe Brenda Taylor Carol Taylor Drema Taylor Donnie Turley Gary Umbarger Gilbert Whitehead Albert Williams James Worley 38 OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Billy Hackler, VICE PRESIDENT-Norman Holliday, SECRETARY-Lisa Frye. TREASURER-Douglas Taylor, REPORTER-Gary Crabtree. Jerelene Able Brenda Anderson Sylvia Armstrong Cassie Bostic Jackie Bostic Riley Bruce Mac Buchanan Patty Burkett Eleanor Callahan Roger Call 39 Sharon Call Sherlene Call Gale Carter Carol Cassell Roger Catron Florence Chapman Mary Colston Gary Crabtree Lois Dinsmore Catherine Echols Mildred Ellison Hubert Ferley J. C. French Donald Frye Howard Frye Kathy Frye Lisa Frye Oscar Frye Roger Frye Brenda Fullen Shelva Fullen Linda Garrett Stanley Gates Buddy Griffitts Billy Hackler Ricky Hall Betty Hamn Mildean Hanshew Gary Harris Kenneth Harris Mary Hayden Burnell Hayden Gordon Hayden Loudell Hayden Danny Henderson Donnie Hilt 40 Norman Holiday Marvin Holmes Gail Hubble Barbara Keith Ronnie Kinder Toni Lamie Margaret Martin Sue Martin Rita McAllister Donna McGee Harold Nipper Danny Norris Regina Null Carol Olinger Jo Ann Olinger John Orr Billy Prater Virginia Prater Carole Pratt Janet Repass Rita Rhea Shirley Robbins Jerry Roop Patsy Short Phyllis Spencer Barbara Stevens David Stevenson James Stevens Delores Taylor Doug Taylor Joe Ed Taylor Connie Tibbs Billy Turley Mike Webb ' Carol Whitehead Teresa Worley NOT PICTURED Howard Buchanan Kenneth Turley Roger Gilbert Dale Stevenson 41 PRESIDENT-Jimmy Puckett, VICE-PRESIDENT-Benny Frye, SECRETARY-TREASURER-Bradley Carter, RE- PORTER-Cindy DeBord. Not Pictured Walter Beverly Sammy Turley Katherine Tuggle Charles Dinsmore Mary Blevins Jerri Anderson Cannie Anderson Judy Anderson Sheila Bales Lee Nell Anderson Carol Bentley Barbara Blevins 42 Darlene Brown Carolyn Buchanan Hazel Buchanan Charles Burgess Shirley Burkett Jo Ann Call Michael Call Sidney Call Bradley Carter Hubert Carter Eugene Cassell Freddy Chapman Marie Chapman Abram Clark Nellie Clark Barney Clear Joe Clear Larry Cullop Lois Davidson Cindy DeBord Jeffery John Rita Charles Cynthia Glenna Ella Mae DeBord DeBusk Doane Elliot Durham Eskridge Evans Kenneth Sandra Benny Faye Gaynor George Kenneth Evans Franklin Frye Frye Gillespie Gillespie Gillespie Kathy Ricky Eddie Joe Roger Ann John Haga Half Hanshew Harris Havens Hayes Henderson 43 Wayne Holmes Sandra Kell Reginald Keesee Charles Keith Arlene Kelly Jerry Lamie Raymond Lamie Kenneth Lowery Nancy Lowery Barbara Mabe Glen Marshall Allan Martin Joan McElraft Penny Minton Merle Mitchell Carolyn Moore Joan Morris Willis Osborne Gail Penland Brenda Pennington Jane Pratt Jimmy Puckett Gary Ratcliffe Joyce Robbins Charles Robinson Dennis Snow Robert Surber James Surber Deboral Tolbert Sheila Tolbert Kathy Terry Danny Tibbs Frances Tuggle Kenneth Worley Jerry Wyatt 44 5 )o t roT s To i-i j j.Jjjj j. irrrr-T TKc. M uJ ytA Cue ui«, A«.Ttw� t Y u ‘° ,,t , (C jj= JI G+k mhff Oe jAto u H Nav Ti«ic aao «0 ' I To rtft - Misk v f ■ •;?• . Jjf CuAl K Tke y w Tic. 6 et- r • £ f T -f? ' 1 C, Maa T r MiM- Tiso J rcif T T a wt TKc CauaO v UiC . ' J j x 7 f%jk+% Uik«.M TK • O ' rt- — UJ«. � 4 «� TIaU. AkmMAA.K. ' X k Tfc Cc— Me -M - 4 C f Moments $n feeder ship • . 45 SEATED: Jane Pratt, Judy Pratt, Patsy Waddle, Barbara Frye, Drema Snow, Patsy McCready, Judy Cooper, Donna Olinger, Judy Hackler, Brenda Taylor. STANDING: Roger Frye, Billy Hackler, Robert Ellis, Robert Harris, David Hancock, Mrs. Campbell, Billy Puckett, Roy Turley, Ronnie Hubble, Harvey Gates, Curtis Burkett, Mike Clear, Keith Crabtree, Richard Chapman, Richard Roberts, Hobart Carter. Brenda Taylor, Secretary; Mrs. Mary Frances Campbell, Advisor; Richard Chapman, President; Curtis Burkett, Vice-president. 46 Judy Hackler David Hancock Editor Judy Cooper Richard Spencer David Robinson Assistant Editor Richard Roberts Keith Crabtree Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis-- Advisor Mary Lynn Necessary Carla DeBord Barbara Frye Linda Pratt Rodney Surber Sharon Blackwell NOT PICTURED: Michael Clear, Robert Mabe Nelda Collins Janet Holmes Fullen C. D. Taylor Bobby Osborne Drema Snow Jane Worley Patsy McCready Linda Frye Shirley Booth Jane Worley, Shirley Booth, Nelda Collins, Barbara Frye, Mary Lynn Necessary, Peggy Fullen, Linda Frye, Patsy McCready, Fada Frye work to meet that deadline. SEATED: Kathy McAllister, Rosa Puckett, Darrell Hanshew, Larry Carter, Neal Barrett, Berkley Clear, Fonnie Buchanan, Shelva Mitchell, Jane Orr, Barbara Jo Carter. STANDING: Mrs. Mary Frances Campbell, advisor, Harold Cassell, Jimmy Turley, Charles Webb, Roy Turley. SEATED: Charles Webb, Business Manager; STANDING: Jimmy Turley, Business Manager; Roy Turley, Ed¬ itor; Mrs. Mary Frances Campbell, Advisor have a summit conference. 48 TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. Jolene Campbell, advisor; Roy Tur¬ ley, reporter; Judy Pratt, secretary-treasurer; Rodney Surber, vice-president; Judy Cooper, president. BETA CLUB First row: Mary Lynn Necessary, Fada Frye, Cheryl Smith, Carla DeBord, Linda Pratt, Judy Cooper, Judy Pratt, Mrs. Campbell, Judy Hackler, Drema Snow, Sharon Blackwell, Patsy McCready, Nelda Collins. Second row: Iris Cassell. Rose Mary Coe, Polly Maloyed, Richard Spencer, C. D. Taylor, Roy Turley, Neal Barrett, Rodney Surber, Darrell Hanshew, Charles Webb, Curtis Burkett. Third row: Joyce Doane, Faye Tuggle, Shelva Mitchell, Jolene Harris, Sue Lamie, Jane Orr, Rachel Hayton, Sharon Cox, Rita Frye, Donna Kelly, Rachel Baker, Violet Osborne, Fonnie Buchanan. Barbara Jo Carter, Diane Worley. 49 TRI-HI-Y CLUB First row: Barbara Jo Carter, Joyce Doane, Faye Tuggle, Fonnie Buchanan, Carla DeBord, Polly Maloyed, Carol DeBord, Brenda Taylor, Kathy McAllister. Second row: Glenna Smith, Shelva Mitchell, Violet Osborne, Betty Lamie, Janelle Harper, Sue Lamie, Sharon Blackwell, Judy Clear, Judy Cooper. Third row: Patsy Chapman, Rita Frye, Mary Blevins, Jane Orr, Iris Cassell, Sandra Clear, Judy Hackler, Sandra Taylor, Wilma Evans, Jolene Harris, Mrs. Della H. Osborne. Fourth row: Pat Franklin, Rosa Puckett, Linda Pratt, Melody Call, Karen Henderson, Drema Taylor, Ruby Doane, Judy Pratt, Mary Fullen, Dina Jo Frye, Cheryl Smith, Mary Davidson, Janet Holmes. First row: Jane Orr, c h a p 1 a i n ; Judy Cooper, secretary; Judy Hackler, presi¬ dent; Sue Lamie, vice-president; Faye Tuggle, treasurer. Second row: Polly Maloyed, parliamentarian; Iris Cassell, song leader; Mrs. Della H. Osborne,ad¬ visor; Sharon Blackwell, historian; Fon¬ nie Buchanan, reporter. 50 Hl-Y CLUB First row: Neal Barrett, Bobby Osborne, Rodney Surber, David Johnson, Melvin Penland, Sammie Lamie, Richard Roberts. Second row: Alvin Necessary, Darrell Hanshew, Dayton Harris, Joe McGinnis, Curtis Burkett, Harold Cassell, Charles Hilt. Third row: Jimmy Turley, Harry Brickey, Charles Webb, Mr. David Crandall, Roy Turley, Larry Carter, Larry Hanshew. First row: Darrell Hanshew, chap¬ lain; Curtis Burkett, secretary; Richard Roberts, president; Charles Hilt, vice-president; Larry Hanshew, treasurer. Second row: Mr. David Crandall, advisor; Alvin Necessary, sergeant-at-arms. 51 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. Sponsors: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Gardner, Merle Mitchell, Donnie Turley, Melvin Penland, David Hancock, Trenton Doane, Harold Cassell. Second row: Alvin Neccessary, Roger Gilbert, James Kessee, James Surber, Bobby Maloyed, Carl Chapman, John Orr, Mildean Hanshew, Billy Brown, Bobby Osborne, Joe McGinnis, David Johnson, Doug Taylor, Gordon Hayden. Third row: Larry Worley, Kenneth Evans, Barney Clear, Wayne Holmes, Nelson Prater, Walter Beverly, Bobby DeBord, Charles Williams, Buddy Griffitts, Paul Holmes, Cecil Call, Dale Steveson. Fourth row: Mike Henderson, R. T. Surber, Kenny Gillespie, William Gilles¬ pie, David Martin, William Pauley, James Prater, Howard Osborne, Benny Frye, Joe Doane, Donnie Harris, James Worley, Sammy Turley, Larry Hanshew. Fifth row: Jerry Doane, Riley Bruce, Ricky Hall, Eugenes Cassell, Jerry Lamie, Danny Norris, Donnie Fullen, Charles Fullen, Danny Henderson, Kyle Holmes, Danny Tibbs, Gilbert Whitehead, Fred Chapman, Danny Brown, Edward Calahan. Sixth row: Robert Ellis, Ronnie Chapman, Dennis Brown, James Rhea, James Holmes, Ronnie Kinder, Dwight Tolbert, Eugene Olinger, Gary Umbarger, Danny Cassell, Robert Shupe, Larry Cullop, George Gillespie, Abram Clark. Seventh row: Thomas Kegley, Keith Crabtree, Charles Neel, Larry Hanshew, James Davidson, Roy Turley, Ronnie Hubble, Wayne Osborne, William Havens, Dallas Anderson, Larry Davidson, Harold Kelly, Mike Call, Roger Havens, Glen Marshall. F.F.A. OFFICERS Left to Right: SENTINEL-Merle Mitchell, TREASURER-Harold Cassell, VICE-PRESIDENT-Trenton Doane, PRESI- DENT-David Hancock, RE PORTER-Melvin Penland, SECRETARY-Donnie Turley. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Faye Tuggle, Joyce Doane, Cheryl Smith, Rita McAllister, Violet Osborne, Wanda Seynour, Donna Olin- ger, Jane Lowery, Barbara Harris, Annie Mae Barrett, Shirley Booth, Betty Sue Martin. Second row: Barbara Clear, Jane Worley, Linda Frye, Melody Call, Drema Snow, Mrs. Anderson, Patsy Waddle, Judy Hackler, Frieda Repass, Sue Lamie, Joyce Olinger, Polly Maloyed, Barbara Jo Carter. Third row: Linda Pratt, Brenda Olinger, Karen Henderson, Patsy Chapman, Mary Fullen, Peggy Fullen, Ruby Doane, Drema Taylor, Rachel Hayton, Gladys Prater, Sally Clark, Jolene Harris, Rita Anderson, Dina Jo Frye, Lois Davidson, Judy Pratt, Diana Frye. Seated: Frieda Repass, VICE-PRESIDENT; Patsy Waddle, PRESIDENT; Jane Worley, SECRETARY: Polly Maloyed, TREASURER; Joyce Olinger, SONGLEADER; Sue Lamie, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Judy Hackler. REPORTER: Drema Snow, HISTORIAN; Mrs. Annette Anderson, ADVISOR. 53 Harvey Gates, president Jerry Bise, vice-president Robert Mabe, secretary-treasurer Jerry Gillespie, reporter Joe McGinnis, sergeant-at-arms Mr. Gordon Jones Mr. Kelly Osborne Mr. Jim Roberts Curtis Burkett Larry Carter Roger Catron Berkley Clear Mike Clear Jerry Doane Joe Doane Trenton Doane Robert Evans Charles Hilt Norman Holliday Paul Holmes Clarence Lamie Bobby Osborne Richard Roberts Richard Spencer Ronnie Strouth Jimmy Turley Roy Turley Gary Wyatt Charles Webb 54 THE LIBRARY CLUB First row: Nelda Collins, Barbara Harris, Carol DeBord, Barbara Jo Carter, Marie Havens, Polly Maloyed, Faye Tuggle, Fonnie Buchanan. Second row: Charles Neel, Barbara Frye, Diana Frye, Allen Null, Bonnie Surber, Bobby Osborne, Jane Orr, Pearl Tuggle, Annie Mae Barrett, Mrs. Gardner. Third row: Richard Chapman, Ben Harris, Charles Webb, Tommy Kegley, Gary Harris, Jimmy Turley, Robert Mabe, David Robinson, Jimmy Buchanan. Annie Mae Barrett, TREASURER: Mrs. Glenna Gardner, SPONSOR; Barbara Frye, PRESIDENT; Robert Mabe, VICE -PRESIDENT; Bonnie Surber, SECRETARY; Jane Orr, REPORTER. 55 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Seated: Mrs. Lois Comer, ADVISOR. Standing: Rita Frye, REPORTER; Fada Frye, TREASURER; Drema Snow, PRESIDENT; Nelda Collins, SECRETARY. Not Pictured; Faye Harris, VICE-PRESIDENT. Seated: Sharon Cox, Jolene Harris, Violet Osborne, Rachel Baker, Iris Cassell, Shirley Booth, Mariville Greer, Barbara Frye. Standing: Jane Worley, Mary Lynn Necessary, Nelda Collins, Patsy McCready, Rachel Hayton, Mrs. Comer, Norma Hanshew, Fada Frye, Linda Frye, Rita Frye, Peggy Fullen. 56 Mike Clear, PRESIDENT; Richard Roberts, VICE-PRESIDENT; David Robinson, SECRETARY-TREA¬ SURER; Richard Spencer, REPORT¬ ER. Mr. Allen Love, Mr. George Farris, and Mr. Charles Frye, AD¬ VISORS. SCIENCE CLUB Mike Clear, Wilma Evans, Carole Pratt, David Robinson. Pat Franklin, Brenda Taylor, Kathy McAllister, Jane Orr, Janet Holmes, Carol DeBord. C. D. Taylor, Betty Lamie, Brenda Repass, Ann Hays, Joan McElraft, Jane Pratt, Mr. Love. Richard Spencer, Robert Mabe, Richard Roberts, Rodney Surber, Eugene Robinson, Jerry Lamie, Mr. Farris, Mr. Frye, Cindy DeBord. 57 Majorettes-Carla DeBord, Kathy McAllister, Judy Clear, and Judy Pratt take time out to smile for the camera. STANDING: Jim Ratcliff, Brenda Olinger, Rose Mary Coe, Tommy Campbell, Bobby DeBord, Gale Carter, Donnie Coe, Mae Evans, Sandra Clear, Cindy DeBord, Faye Harris, Iris McAllister, Donna McGhee, Mildred Ratcliff, Joan McElraft, Carol DeBord, Sheila Bales, Brenda Repass, Robert Harris. Moore, Sandra Franklin, Janet Repass, Jerri Anderson. 58 Vm{...1966 Senior band members Donnie Coe, Gary Wyatt, Harold Cassell, C. D. Taylor, Carla DeBord, Linda Pratt, Judy Pratt and Barbara Harris look to the future. Dayton Harris. FIRST ROW: Tommy Keesee, Jane Pratt, Gary Wyatt, Harold Cassell, Nellie Clark, Judy Clear, Ella Cassell, C. D. Taylor, Linda Pratt. SECOND ROW: Kathy Pat Franklin, Carla DeBord, Judy Pratt, Gail Neel, Jane Orr, THIRD ROW: Barbara Harris, Rosemary Kegley, Carolyn The stage band members Robert Harris, Carla DeBord, Gail Neel, Judy Pratt, Pat Franklin, C. D. Taylor, Iris Cassell, Faye Harris, Harold Cassell, Dayton Harris, Gary Wyatt, Donnie Coe, and Stephen Murray prepare for a concert. Robert Anderson, Roger Gilbert, Tommy Campbell, Donnie Turley, Charles Neel, Larry Hanshew, Robert Ellis, Barney Clear, M. M. Lewis, Brenda Seymour, Peggy Fullen, Barbara Harris, Brenda Olinger, Judy Anderson, Linda Hamm, Sharon Blackwell, Phyills Spencer, Drema Snow, Sandy Clear, Mary Blevins, Joyce Olinger, Jane Worley, Fada Frye, Mary Fullen, Brenda Blevins, Patsy McCready. THE PATROL CLUB Advisor M. M. Lewis shows new equipment to Patrols Patsy McCready and Brenda Blevins. 60 THE SPEECH - DRAMATICS CLASS Carla DeBord, Judy Pratt, Judy Cooper, Donna Olinger, Brenda Blevins, Bonnie Surber, Linda Pratt, Patsy Rhea, Janet Holmes, Cheryl Smith, Clarence Lamie, Roy Turley, David Hubble, Harry Brickey, Harvey Gates, Robert Mabe, David Robinson, Trenton Doane, Richard Chapman, Bobby Osborne, Judy Hackler. The DRAMATICS class was especially busy this year preparing for a number of public ap¬ pearances. American Education Week was the occasion for the first play. We were able to get over our first time jitters and portray our favorite people--the teachers--in a skit called The Little Red Schoolhouse. Preparations were made early for the Christmas pageant entitled Miracle of the Madonna. We worked closely with the band and choral group on this production. We worked hard on one-act plays for district competition. Practice alternated between Hercules ' Night Out, Lily, Submerged, and Strange Road until the results of the school competition were revealed. Some worked on public speaking and prose and poetry reading for the district forensics contest. We will never forget the work on and practice for the grand finale of our dramatics year, the Senior play. 61 SEATED: Bonnie Surber, Donna Olinger, Judy Hackler, Pat Franklin. STANDING: Richard Chapman, Charles Neel, Harry Brickey, Gary Wise look forward to All- State Choral. Tfa Chord Chub FIRST ROW: Rita Anderson, _ atsy Rhea, Bonnie Surber, Judy Hackler, Polly Maloyed, Joyce Doane, Mariville Greer, Patsy Waddle, Jane Lowery, Joyce Olinger, Rachel Baker. SECOND ROW: Diane Worley, Dixie Olinger, Dina Jo Frye, Pearl Tuggle, Annie Mae Barrett, Betty Harris, Wanda Seymour, Barbara Clear, Carolyn Evans, Sally Clark, Violet Osborne, Jolene Harris, Janet Holmes. THIRD ROW: Harry Brickey, Gary Wise, DavidHancock, Ralph Maiden, Mike Weeks, Clarence Lamie, Richard Chapman, Charles Neel, Roy Turley, Jerry Gillespie, Eugene Olinger. PIANIST: Pat Franklin. 62 r)omTOs To r r r A cuJ Cue Ui« « 1 � ' A TWfV TU . Cwy Uic,T .Jj. f 777 , W Dav i 0 ua ' m Has 7t«ic T o rte - A� ia- T ' Tkc, hitifv r w Kt 6 a (-Aai fn ' i r a r� Tkoo . teS B ke t Qts-t t,+ r J TKc CauaOV w yy t 4 -r-tTj-n:J ' - mJ‘-l tt %jk+% eA � 7lu 4 4 AlCcv i«yJ Ay Oi 40 j ir • ' ' • g? — Wc ' � � Ha«� lUla_ Aimak,! fc T� 4c- Mt AA - A C M Clarence Lamie Richard Spencer Captain David Anderson Trenton Doane Joe McGinnis Captain STEERS 1S TE First row: Jerry Doane, Michael Clear, Jerry Bise, Larry Worlel ond row: Manager Billy Hackler, Joe Doane, Billy Turley, Trentcl Hilt. Third row: Coach Frye, Jimmy Turley, Donnie Fullen, Doil Webb, Coach Osborne. Fourth row: Richard Spencer, Paul Holme] Coach Kelly Osborne 64 Bobby Osborne Jerry Gillespie 66 FOOTBALL AM David Johnson, Donnie Hilt, David Martin, Norman Holliday- Sec- Doane, Berkley Clear, Clarence Lamie, David Anderson, Charles Taylor, Ralph Maiden, Jerry Gillespie, Bobby Osborne, Charles James Davidson, Curtis Burkett, Charles Fullen, Joe McGinnis. Michael Clear Captain Paul Holmes Coach Charles Frye FIRST ROW: Hobert Carter, Howard Turley, Allen Wyatt, Jerry Wyatt, Kenneth Evans, Jim Carter, Arthur Chap¬ man. SECOND ROW: Barney Clear, Wayne Holmes, Joe Clear, Charles Burgess, Bradley Carter, Butch Frye, Thier Olinger. THIRD ROW: Coach Roberts, Walter Beverly, Benny Frye, Gary Ratcliffe, Mike Henderson, Jimmy Puckett, Donny Prater, Butch Keese’e-, Charles Elliot, Coach Jones. 66 Brenda Blevins - Senior Capt. Donna Olinger - Senior Judy Hackler - Senior Esther Olinger, Donna Olinger, Rose Puckett, Brenda Blevins, Jane Worley, Janelle Harper, Polly Maloyed, Donna Griffitts, Judy Hackler. Polly Maloyed - Junior Esther Olinger - Sophomore Donna Griffitts - Sophomore Rosa Puckett - Sophomore Jimmy Turley attempts to block a Maple Leaf shot as Tom Kegley and Gary Wyatt look on. Richard Roberts Trenton Doane Harvey Gates Curtis Burkett Pat Hancock Robert Mabe Gary Wyatt connects for the TWO. 68 Tom Kegley jumps in an effort to block a Sugar Grove shot. Jimmy Turley Jerry Gillespie Sonny Webb Roy Turley Gary Wyatt Tom Kegley 69 A Rich Valley player and a Sugar Grove player involved in a tus- sel for a rebound. Stanley Gates, Gary Crabtree, Ronnie Chapman, Roger Catron, Eugene Olinger, Robert Ellis, Gary Umbarger, Gary Harris, Robert Shupe, Ronnie Hubble, John Orr, Mike Webb, Doug Tay¬ lor, Billy Turley. KNEELING, Coach Jones. Dec. 3 Rural Retreat Jan. 18 Sugar Grove Dec. 7 Marion Jan. 21 John Battle Dec. 10 Holston Jan. 25 Rural Retreat Dec. 14 Sugar Grove Jan. 27 Chilhowie Dec. 17 Chilhowie Feb. 1 Holston Jan. 4 Patrick Henry Feb. 4 Saltville Jan. 8 Marion Feb. 8 Abingdon Jan. 11 Abingdon Feb. 15 Saltville Jan. 14 Patrick Henry Feb. 18 John Battle 70 Ok % Iw UiH 1 w .jnl X HI fm m V K k a Htook Wv ' lv! w ' 91 i 1965-66Jhm Eleanor Callahan, Brenda Taylor, Mildred Ellis, Norma Hanshew, Mary Davidson, Donna Griffitts, Esther Olinger, Polly Maloyed, Betty Lamie, Judy Clear, Manager Carol DeBord, Donna Olinger, Coach Morgan, Melody Call, Sandra Clear, Coach Frye, Freida Repass, Manager Gladys Prater. Not Pictured: Karen Henderson. Co-Captains - Freida Repass, Donna Olinger. Esther Olinger reaches for rebound. ilka 3 FIRST ROW: Curt Burkett, Robert Mabe, Jimmy Turley, Roy Turley. SECOND ROW: Joe McGinnis, Bobby Osborne, Melvin Penland, Rodney Surber, Charles Hilt. THIRD ROW: Manager Norman Holliday, Joe Doane, Jerry Bise, Mike Clear, Richard Spencer, Jerry Doane, Donnie Fullen, Coach Frye. 72 FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Larry Carter, Berkley Clear, Dickie Roberts, and Roy Turley. BACK ROW (Left to Right): Manager Roger Catron, Jerry Gillespie, Charles Fullen, Curt Burkett, Coach Jones. VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the experienced eyes of Head Coach Kelly Osborne and Assistant Coach Charles Frye the Rich Valley Steers, led by Captains Mike Clear, Richard Spencer, and Joe Mc¬ Ginnis and playing for the first time on their new field, were the victims of a 27-0 defeat by arch-rival Saltville. On their second outing, the Steers were defeated by the John Battle Trojans. The score was again 27-0. Captain Mike Clear played an outstanding defensive game for the Steers. The Steers, in their third game, avenged their first two defeats, by solidly troucing St. Paul. Quarterback Berkley Clear was responsible for three touchdowns. He passed to end Jimmy Turley for one, ran the second himself, and passed to Charles Fullen for the third. In their fourth game, the Steers lost a high scoring affair to Patrick Henry 33-25. Jimmy Turley scored two touch¬ downs for the Steers on passes from B. Clear. Clear threw to Captain Joe McGinnis for another, and Charles Hilt rammed over for the fourth TD. In their fifth game of the season, the Steers ripped Honaker ' s best team ever 21-12. B. Clear spearheaded the Steer attack, passing to end J. Turley for two TDs, while Jerry Doane ran for a third. Joe McGinnis tackled Jones of Honaker in the end zone for two other points. Spirit was runninghigh as Homecoming rolled around. The Steers hosted the Chilhowie Warriors. The guest team returned home with a 40-7 victory ' tucked under their belts. B. Clear passed to J. Turley for the only Steer TD, and Curtis Burkett booted the extra point. Senior Fada Frye was crowned Homecoming Queen by the captains of the football team during halftime festivities. The Steers bounced back with two victories. In the first game after Homecoming, the Steers soundly defeated Poca¬ hontas, 26-14. B. Clear again paced the Steer attack, throwing to Joe McGinnis for two TDs, and to J. Turleyfor two others. In the next game, the Steers raced past District 6 foe Holston, 38-14. B. Clear passed for five TDs, two to Jerry Bise, two to J. Turley, and one to Trenton Doane, Jerry Doane plunged over for the Steer ' s other score. In their next game the Steers traveled to Abingdon for a district game with the Falcons, which handed them a heart - breakingloss, 18-6. Jerry Doane was the Steer ' s lone scorer, plunging over f rom the 6. In the last game of the season, the Steers romped to a 46-0 victory over Independence. Jerry Doane ran for one TD, Jerry Bise returned a punt for another, Joe McGinnis took a pass from B. Clear for another, Clear tossed to J. Turley for two more, and to Donnie Fullen for another. David Anderson picked up a fumble and ran for the Steer ' s last TD. Curtis Burkett booted four extra points for the Steers. The season was a mediocre one--neither good nor bad. The Steers posted a 5-5 worksheet. Two Steers, Berkley Clear and Jimmy Turley, were selected to the All District 6 first team. Jimmy Turley was the top scorer in the district, and Berkley Clear set several district passing records. With experienced boys returning next year, the Steer ' s football future seems to be a bright one. The Rich Valley Peanuts under the watchful eyes of Coach Jim Roberts and Gordon Jones and led by Captains Joe Clear, Brad Carter, and Gary Ratcliff, posted a 3-2-1 rec¬ ord. The Peanuts bested Saltville and Holston (2). They lost to Marion and Saltville, and tied Marion (6-6). Most of the boys will be back next year, some on the varsity. The boys gained experience in their six games, which will help them next year. This looks like the making of a truly great Steer team. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The RichValley Girls ' basketball team, the Lassies, had one of their finest seasons in many years. Under the direc¬ tion of Coaches John Morgan and Charles Frye, the Lassies compiled a 6-2 record. The Captains were Donna Olinger and Freida Repass. Led by Donna Olinger and Melody Call, the Lassies posted victories over highly regarded Sugar Grove, Marion (2), Saltville (2), and Chilhowie; and lost to Sugar Grove and Chilhowie. Others who saw lots of action were Polly Maloyed, Freida Repass, Donna Friffitts, Ester Olinger, Betty Lamie, and Sandra Clear. The Junior Varsity, paced by Judy Clear and Mildred Allison, also had a fine season. Others who saw plenty of J. V. action were Dianne Henderson, Norma Hanshew, Eleanor Calahan, and Brenda Taylor. Many of the girls played in both Varsity and Junior Varsity games. With most girls returning, next season should be just as successful as this one. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Although lacking in height, but making up for it in ag¬ gressive spirit, Coach Jim Roberts ' Steer basketball team is having their finest season in many years. The Steers have already defeated county rivals Marion (2), Sugar Grove (2), and Chilhowie. Senior center Gary Wyatt paces the Steers, averaging approximately 20 points per game. Other starters include Seniors Robert Mabe, Trenton Doane, and Harvey Gates. Tom Kegley is the other usual starter. Jimmy Turley, Roy Turley, Pat Hancock, and Jerry Gillespie also see lots of action. Coach Jim Roberts also has a bench capable of filling in when the need arises. All Rich Valley students should be proud of the Steers, not only because of their winning and aggressive play, but for their good sportsmanship. Coach Gordon Jones ' Junior Varsity basketball team has also had and is stiH having a fine season. The JVs are paced by Ronnie Hubble and Clarence Olinger. They are gaining experience which wiH aid them when they step up to Varsity play in later years. In them, Rich Valley has the makings of another fine team. BASEBALL Although plagued by errors and bad weather, Coach Gordon Jones ' Rich VaUey Steers baseball team won only three games, but played in the true Steer tradition. They were just as graceful in victory as they were in defeat. Senior Richard Roberts, who pitched a one-hitter against Abingdon, wiH be returning along with several more of last year ' s regulars. With these returning players, the Steers, barring some of last year ' s problems, should have a successful season this year. TRACK The 1965 Steers track team had a very successful season. They were Smyth County Champions, and took second place in the District 6 meet. The season was highlighted by several victories of arch-rival Saltville, and one victory over district champions Abingdon. The Steers had two boys who participated in the State Track meet. Another boy could have participated in the State meet, but he decided not to go. The Steers also took part in Concord Relays at Athens, West Virginia. With virtually the same team as last year ' s, the 1966 season should be a successful one. n o ETOs To J h jj. ' iJjj.sirrrr i f TK . M� UJ Coc Uit 4. ' A tU«_Tou ' ' . ivy un.r. - r- p : |§ cH J ' J C� i. P.� 7 OauJ o Ui. ' ll Hdvx.7t« 4. ro «r ujjki rfcc. •� y r m ri c. 6a H f T MOC- TaoO+K urzrr rrfw •, 1 Pt iA t+ ' J TH , C u MVv w c uJ uA M tk V H AkX •Ticv iPiH — Uit ' M Title, AiM Yk f% Ac- Mt A 4 � Ac 76 77 Outstanding Seniors- Judy Cooper Drema Snow Carla Debord Judy Pratt David Robinson Sharon Blackwell 79 Thank fa The, U Ttn TTS. OFFICE GIRLS Patsy McCready, Faye Harris, Sue Lamie, Mrs. DeBord, Sally Clark, Carol Taylor, Violet Osborne, Jolene Har¬ ris. BUS DRIVERS Deck Davidson, Garland Hubble, Alvah Waddle, Na¬ than Hess, Marion Webb, Frank Lamie, (not pictured) Pat Hayden, John Martin. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Gladys Osborne, Mrs. Jennie Farmer, Mrs. Grevelle Olinger, Mrs. Mary Williams. MAINTENANCE MANAGER Mr. Harvey Peery 80 TKt M xJ } � � •« to . o «. i. ' A TV .Too - ■ o y Tic C� «t f.� 7 Oe.ul U� «M H ocTt« � . � � • To ft- AU- - « Tlv i«-T ujai ci Tkt_ hmf y r He. 6 a i( r J rg r f 3 ? T P -14 t r ,P TKe C «g«K ' f ‘ I J j y. uA� M 7JU l ATi A -i W% � � Hft«� AftAtA.fc.Tfc f fc JU.- (Mi «C 4 - it C t RICH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Harold F. Williams, Principal Route 3 Saltville, Virginia November 18, 1965 Dear Advertisers: For making the twenty-first edition of THE LASSO a success, the Senior Class of 1966 wishes to express its gratitude for your support. We have put forth an earnest effort to make a yearbook of which we can be proud. We hope our display of your advertisement will meet with your approval. 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