Rush Strong School - Plainsman Yearbook (Strawberry Plains, TN)
- Class of 1972
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QBJ While baby-sitting, Becky Province likes to let the children swing. fCj Writing the class assignment on the overhead projector is Darrell Lawson. fDj Mary Lou Reagan has lots of fun baby-sitting after school. fEj Coach Greenlee is pre- paring the girls for the first big game of the season, QFJ Linda Cameron realizes this is a time when all that math comes in handy. QCD Donnie Thorpe, Ronald Thorpe, Gary Trent, and Terry Harris worked during the summer to help improve the school. Vibrations ex'st arouw Rush Strom QAJ Janet Schrader finds drinking Sprite helps cool off the hot days. QBj Robert Griffin, Roger Beason, Bill Province, and Claude Thomp- son are gaining a higher education in Upward Bound. QCD Riding with Clyde, our adopted Senior member, is lots of fun. QDJ Happiness for Gary Roderick is hitting a jump shot. U25 Registering for classes is only one of the many things you do at the beginning of school. CFQ The Seniors of '72 went all out to give the best prom for the Seniors of '71, w 'N N J r5 1' li 5 . . X . 1 Q C J W if .r KC fi? , K s U x x x x 2 541. HE. Through vibrations we form our life KAB Janice Blair and Earlene McGhee realize that sharing a locker does have its problems. QBJ Cathy was told to try itg so she tried itg thought she was going to die. QCJ Charlene Griffin finds typing one of her favorite pastimes. QDQ Oh, no! Another mistake. CEJ l knew this typewriter couldn't spell. QFJ Sehool's out! ls this the Monkees? No, it's really Sherry Cain, Einagene Reagan, Becky Frazier, and Chris Heatherly. QGQ The Fashion Show of 1971 shows all the different phases of fashions. if 1'5 L4 , ,V S 3 is ' I ,Q gs' J if ,gs 3 'rio QQ, il 1' fi Mr. and Miss Rush Strong Linda Cameron John W'tt 16 bf 's ,E ! if ,QA V5 1. T n ATHLETICS fff Q? h I jf E K Y ik: 'E Z., ,f Qi' -alia 'j' 1 ,,f?,f Q, ga ay- My , g l, WW A Q X XQY ., A x at E 5, , V, in-, F -mf: 32 5 91 ii Queen sparks basketball season QAJ Becky Province, the lst runner-up, holds her bou- quet of roses as she poses for a picture. QBJ Linda Cam- eron, the 1971-1972 Basketball Queen, smiles through tears and excitement as she wears the crown that sig- nifies her honor. KC, Posing after the crowning are the representatives of the classes who sponsored candidates for Basketball Queen. From left to right are: Charlene Griffin, 1970-1971 Basketball Queeng Betty Brown, junior Class, Deloris Roderick, junior Classg Barbara Brown, Sophomore Class, Linda Cameron, Senior Classy Becky Frazier, Sophomore Classy Pat Owens, Freshman Class, and, Becky Province, Senior Class. cs.- f 1 Q A I e i ,f . . , ygrpp fifty, ki i, 1 I my ,Eff 5 p g' A ii, art K ,A s I 1 ef I W 5 4, va A Wir W W. -5 'X 3.1 .sm 1, 'Y 4 1 e xx ' ffm? y 'V X Iii 1 xj E , w if , f . Z f We 9- V 234, ' X X 9.29 A Q 7 'A 5 ' , . Q 0 , K f1 A fi ez 1 , i ,h.: M ff- ,gy-V V K' M' ., ,wa 2 y , .M A.., . ,, ,sawzfiwfag if :ww 'mm ZBKVQEQM Aiffigs 129385 L2 Q I ml Jw' biz Girls develop basketball potential The need for appropriate and well-supervised competi- tive athletic activities as a part of the school program is recognized by everyone. Such a program can make an especially important contribution to the growth and development of young people not only by helping them to attain bodily health and physical fitness, but also by assisting them to attain proper social attitudes and abil- ities, high ideals, and other desirable traits of character QAJ Plainsmen Girls Basketball Team. FIRST ROW: L Cameron, C, IVlcCarter, M, Reagan, SECOND ROW: Coach Doug Greenlee, l. Schrader, M, Hoskins, D. Hux, K, Lusk, S. Turner, P. Selvy, B, Brown, S. Cam eron, B. Frazier, D, Roderick--manager. llij janet Schrader, Sharon Turner, and Patsy Selvy, guards, block out H, C,B ,A, 's forwards to get a rebound, QCJ Cathy McCarter joins in the tangle for the ball, QDJ Trying for two points is Mary Lou Reagan, captain of the forwards. QED Shooting for the extra bonus point is Cathy McCarter. QFD Shooting, while being guarded by a H. C.B,A. player, is Debbie I-lux, while Marilyn Hoskins looks on for the rebound. i a 1- '72 Basketball Results White Pine 55 R-S Alumni 41 R-S jefferson 73 R- S H. C. B.A. eo R- S Seymour 59 R- S jefferson 83 ' R' S Rutledge 58 R- 5 Maury 55 R. S Seymour 60 R- 5 21 M aynardville White Pine Maynardville Parr ottsville Rutle dge Sevier H. C . B . A . Ma ury Parrottsvi Ile Plainsmen try hard to win QAJ Everyone prepares to get the jump ball as Marilyn Hoskins makes the jump. CBJ Guarding the girl closely is Linda. Cameron, captain of the guards. QCD Coach Doug Greenlee gives the girls a half-time pep talk. Rush Strong boys strive for a good year Competitive sports Seek the development of personal- ity. No aspect of the total program of the school has greater potentialities for the all-around development of young people than has the school's athletic program. QAJ Plainsmen Varsity Boys Team. FIRST ROW: R. Beason--captain, Mr. Greenlee--coach, G. Roderick- captain. SECOND ROW: S. Loy--manager, D. Quil- liams, M. Thompson, D. Quilliams, L. Weaver, R. Griffin, T. Harris, K. Solomon, D. Cook, W. Owens, G. Cannon--manager. QBJ Coach Greenlee yells, 'lGet out there and fight. ww ww my gvgdgvf W' . o Q 1 gd ww ' 1 White Pipe Carter ' THSQD. Alumni T.S.lD. Jefferson H. C . B . A . 5 Townsend Seymour ' Washburn N Jefferson 71-'72 BasketbaHf Resu lts5 5,59 . ,R.s,. 72 so R.s. 55 69 5555 ..l 5 5R.s. 59 59 . R.s. es 68' - mR.S'. ss 67 , 5 5 ,R-S, N 53 59 R.s. 59 64- 5 gR.S. 5 47 55 11.5. es 64 f 1 -R.S. 65 55 R.S. 52 63 ' 'R.S. 45 Rutledge 5 Maury 69 , V, H 24 Sgymgur Maynardville 'White Pine Maynardville PQrrot4tsvi 11e V Rutledge 'Sevier 'H.C.B,A. Washburn 5-Maury Parr-ottsville m 'H Carter Q b-team gains experience for '73 A lot of new faces make up this year's junior varsity team. They are working hard during the training stage to prepare themselves for next year's varsity. QAJ Robert Griffin tries to block the shot of a Carter player, as Dennis Cook gets set for the rebound. QBJ Going for a jump shot is Gary Roderick, captain of the boys team. QCJ Donnie Quilliams sets his form for the perfection of a foul shot. QDJ Trying to capture the jump ball is Terry Harris. QEQ Plainsmen B-Team. FIRST ROW: C. Griffin, L. Pruitt, F. Stallings, D. Quilliams, and L. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Coach Doug Greenlee, S. Turner, M. Thompson, K. Solomon, S. Cate, L. Weaver, G. Trent and Donald Roderick, manager. KF, Larry Thomas says, Try it, you'll like it . QGQ Gary Trent, Lynn Weaver and Keith Solomon guard close to prevent Carter from scoring. E P Athletics play an important part in a students life To the observer, athletics may appear to be merely physical. But if the observer will take time to think, he will realize that through and by means of experi- ences which are generally associated with physical ac- tivity, there are emotional, personality, and intellec- tual ingredients as well. KAQ The cheerleaders yell loud to get the crowd en- thused. QBJ Smiling happily, while being crowned, is Linda Cameron, the 1971-72 Homecoming Queen. QCQ The crowd yells loud to boost the team to victory. QDJ Although heavily guarded, Claude Thompson breaks through to execute the jump shot for another Big Orange and Blue score. Roger Beason, captain of the boys, looks on for a rebound. 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' cl gill Y , W .K , 27 Baseball team is short on age but long on determination This is probably the youngest team in the school's his- tory. However, the Plainsmen have some promising young talent returning for the '72 season. QAJ A main stay behind the plate and one of the team's most consistent hitters is Roger Beason. QBJ William Lawson, '71 Freshman pitcher, is looking forward to his Sophomore season. QCD From left to right are Coach Greenlee, R. Griffin, D. Cook, R. Beason, C. Thomp- son, W. Lawson, and G. Trent. 2 K 2 , 3 E 2 E K 2 5 Q 3 5 5 5 Q Art Club moves forward ln October the Art Club attended the Dulin Art Exhibit at Miller's in Knoxville. The Art Club is a newly formed club sponsored by the Art teacher, Mrs. Annette Loy. To be qualified for membership, students must be presently enrolled in an Art Class. The purpose of the Art Club is to increase knowledge and understanding of Art. The Art Club takes field trips and views art exhibits to further the knowledge and increase the interest of art. The Art Club is sponsoring the Rush Strong Arts and Crafts Festival in the Spring. QAJ Deloris Roderick and john Witt work eagerly at one of their favorite tasks in Art. CBJ Busy at work are officers Bill Province, President, Janice Cate, Reporter, Ann Skeen, Secretary, Claude Thompson, V. President, and Gary Roderickffreasurer. QCJ Art Club members. FIRST ROW: 1, Owens, I. Thomas, G. Roderick, C, Thompson, J. Cate, 1. Witt, R. Whitaker and S. Cate. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Annette Loy, Sponsor, D. Roderick, G. Skeen, E. McGhee, T. Miller. A. Skeen, M, Blair, B. Province, W. Lawson, and D. Cook. U31 Debating over the value of a painting at the Dulin Art Exhibit in Knoxville are james Owens, Claude Thompson and Terry Harris. QEQ Gary Cannon and jimmy Thomas stop to look at some of the exhibits at the Rush Strong Arts and Crafts Festival, which is heldannually in the Spring. QFJ Standing proud of her impressionistic painting is Earlene McGhee, a sophomore Art Club member. ICC ln I I 31 Beta Club is for leadership The Beta Club members sold calendars and Tennessee placemats in the months of October and November. They worked in the concession stand at the home bas- ketball games during the '71..'72 season to earn money to pay for attending the State Beta Club Convention in Nashville in April. Beta Club for Leadership are four words often heard by the Beta Club members, since they are the first four words of the theme song. Being a member of the Beta Club indicates that the student is capable of doing work beyond the average school standards. Membership requires that a student must obtain and maintain a 3.0 average, equivalence of a B , in high school. QAJ The Beta Club officers pose for a picture before discussing the plans of the trip to Nashville in the Spring. FIRST ROW: Cathy McCarter, Vice President, Janice Cate and Mary Lou Reagan, Co-President. SECOND ROW: Pat Bailey, Reporterg Robert Griffin, Treasurerg and Debbie Hux, Secretary. QBQ Beta Club members. FIRST ROW: D, Hux, S. Stallings, P, Fort- enberry, and R. Beason. SECOND ROW: P. Bailey, B. P1'0ViHC9, M.. Reagan, M. Blair, C. McCa1-ter, R, Griffin, J. Cate, B. Province, and L. Cameron. CCJ Bill Province and Becky Province work in the conces- sion stand during a basketball game. L it ,Y f J f, ... C T F.C.A. supports church life The Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Girl's Auxiliary listened to an introductory tape of the orga- nization in December and viewed a film strip presented at a meeting held in january. The central purpose of the F.C.A. and the Girl's Auxiliary is to support and strengthen the church as well as the individual. It is an excellent influence and a fine opportunity for spiritual growth. The F.C.A. and Girl's Auxiliary consists of ordinary men and women, who work together to make a better life for themselves and others through God. The only qualification to be a member of the F.C.A. is to be active in an athletic group. KAJ F.C.A. members. FIRST ROW: G. Cannon, R. Bea son, B. Griffin, B. Brown, W. Owens, G. Roderick, J. Witt, and M. Hoskins. SECOND ROW: D. Roderick, P. Bailey, C. McCarter, D. Hux, S. Turner, D. McBee, P. Kiestler, D. Ouilliams, and G. Trent. THIRD ROW Coach Doug Greenlee, Sponsorg L. Thomas, L. Came- ron, W. Lawson, B. Frazier, S. Cate, S. Turner, M. L. Reagan, and S. Loy. FOURTH ROW: K. Lusk, D. Quil- liams, J. Schrader, S. Cameron, D. Cook, L. Weaver, F. Stallings, C. Griffin, M. Thompson, and D. Roder- ick. QBJ Officers--Mary Lou Reagan, Captaing Gary Roderick, Co-Captain, Karen Lusk, Secretaryg and Roger Beason, Treasurer--relax and enjoy themselves before the meeting. QCJ john Witt, Betty Brown, and Gary Trent listen to Coach Doug Greenlee as he uses his Christian influence to touch their lives through ath- letics. F.H.A. paves the way toward new horizons F.H.A. 'ers sold stationery during the month of October as one of their projects toward raising money. To qualify for F. H. A. , girls must have at least one year of Home Economics or be presently enrolled before joining. Membership is limited to girls in grades 9-12. It is designed to promote better homemaking and to improve home life. For those who would like to achieve awards, there are junior and Chapter Degrees. For a higher award, there is a State Degree, which is the highest degree possible. Two elected delegates from the Rush Strong Chapter attend the annual State Convention held this year in Nashville on April 20-21, The State Degree earners have an opportunity to attend the convention. QAQ F.H.A. members. FIRST ROW: A. Elmore, C. Blair, B. Brown, V. Wagner, S. Stallings and D. McBee. SECOND ROW: M. Reagan, M. Blair, C. McCarter and E. Reagan, Tl-HRD ROW: V. Knight, P. Owens, D. Stallings, J. Schrader, and S. Cameron. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Becky Charles, Sponsor: D. Davis S. Gillette, A. Skeen, B. Province andj. Cate. fBj Martha Blair, Parliamentarian, explains the Parliamen- tary Procedures to Freshmen: Vicki Wagner, Sara Hillard, Marilyn Hoskins, Emagene Reagan, Sharon Cameron and janet Schrader. QCJ Debbie l-lux, Chris Heatherly, Pat Bailey, Becky Province and Earlene McGhee help themselves to refreshments after a meet- ing. QDJ F. H. A. members. FIRST ROW: P. Bailey, S. Bailey, M. Hoskins, D. Hux, C. Heatherly, P. Hodges and B. Frazier. SECOND ROW: S, Turner, K. Lusk, L. Cameron, R. Thorpe, D. Wyrick and D. Roderick. THIRD ROW: S. Pruitt K. France, G. Gallaher and S. Hillard FOURTH ROW: T. Miller, S, Blair, I. Riddle, E. McGhee I. Blair, K. Rudder and D., Whitaker. QE, Posing after the installation at the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet are officers: Karen Lusk, Chaplain, Deloris Roderick, Song Leader, Susan Bailey, Reporter, Martha Blair, Parliamentarian, Janice Cate, Historian, Cathy McCarter, Treasurer, Dianna McBee, Secretary, Linda Cameron, V. President, and Mary Lou Reagan, President. QFJ Chris Heatherly, Pat Bailey, Debbie Hux, Becky Province Martha Blair, Mary Lou Reagan, Janice Cate and Cathy McCarter are working toward the highest degree possible, the State Degree. Key Club helps modernize school The Key,Club built an incinerator for the lunch room as one of their projects in September. To be a member of the Key Club, a boy must meet the following qual- ifications: obtain and maintain a C average or above, and be elected to membership by the present club members. Members are limited to 35 per clubg the Rush Strong Club has 20 members. There cannot be more than ten members from each class in grades 9 - 12. The Key Club's basic goal is to build character and responsibility, as well as to improve the school campus. One project to fulfill this goal is cleaning the school grounds on Saturdays. The Key Club is selling tickets to the Tennessee - Notre Dame fresh- men iootball game, the club will receive 2596 or the profit and the remaining 7596 will go to the Children's Hospital in Knoxville. QAJ Announcing the coming ballgame is Stanley Loy, Terry Russell and Kenneth Cate. QBQ Officers Donnie Quilliams, V, President:Bill Drovince, Presidentg Roger Beason, Secretary, and Steve 'ate, Treasurerg assemble to discuss the plans for the coming meeting. QCJ Key Club members. FIRST ROW: B. Province, D. Quilliams, L. Cameron and C. McCarter, Sweethearts, R. Beason and S. Cate. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shirrel Kyl4er,S1, -:org T. Alexander, B. Griffin, A. Parrott, T. Newman, K, Cate, K. Solomon, D, Quilliams, D. Cook, T. Russell, W. Owens, D. Norton, D. Cook, R. Thorpe, S. Loy and W. Lawson. H STR -,...... -.Jw ' I A,-'E ' tiki T ' N . - - E535 Esz'.if:ie55iiE:E:-ix' 'kiflfii'-'M' T A rg. 1 , if-1 .fa-vfrsm,-f ? .Q 'W v u 3 Q Y: PK ,J ,N FERSO . . ,gf g 1 as 'msn s Q1 f J was L gk! B A fs ip-.za f S. . Q xx E 5 'g L 5 Eg ng S s 'T l i i ,, i I 'ii -ith Library Club extends service The Library Club is working toward improving its service to students, the supply of new books and magazines, and the index system. Anyone who is in Study Hall in grades 7-12 may be a member. Duties include index filing, checking out books to students, and keeping magazines and books shelves in order. The elub's motto is to extend service , promote interest in books, and increase book circulation throughout the student body. Projects of the Library Club include a book sale and a visit to the University of Tennessee Library. UU Library Club members. FIRST ROW: D. Keirsey, S. Cate and M. Adams. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Annette Loy, Sponsorg S. I-lillard, A. Elmore, S. Gillette, D. Bailey, I. Damewood, B. Bales and P. Hodges. QBl Beverly Bales and Debbie Bailey extend their service by replacing library books to their shelves. KCl Ready to Work are officers Sara Hillard, Presidentg Judy Dame- wood, V. Presidentg Donna Keirsey, Secretaryg and Sherry Cate, Reporter. CDD Restoring the desk to its proper order before the next period begins are Andrea Elmore, Sara Hillard and Sarah Gillette. Y 8 R gh L 42125 if we W 145. 5 if 1 N H I 9 , x 9' if ii Ui BP' Q.. gs E , 9 MM: zum HELL, . - , M. 5 -w was-fmy-1+-kgsgggzf,-1. WB Plainsman Yearbook Staff captures '72 vibrations The '72 Plainsmen Yearbook Staff reached their goal of increasing the sale of yearbooks and the sale of ad- vertisements. The staff has increased the size of the book as well as used an up-to-date style of layout and cluster caption. The staff also emphasized the purposes of a yearbook in their sales campaigns, which included being mirrors of the past in future years. fAJ1ames Owens and Donnie Thorpe work on the fac- ulty portraits and candids to meet the December deadline. QBJ Sherry Cain, Linda Cameron and Dean Cook check over the class candids before having the final layouts drawn. QCD Regina Davis and Darlene Griffin get right in with the action for the candid shots in the sports section. QDJ Martha Blair and Mary Lou Reagan check over the staff's work before mailing the final pages. QEJ Bill Province draws the final layouts for the yearbook. QFD Ann Skeen and Becky Province work together in the elementary and index sectionsg sharing and accepting responsibility leads to success in yearbook. QGJ Sharon Denton, Janice Cate and john Witt work on the club section of the yearbook. QHJ Miss Mary Ellen Bishop, yearbook adviser, talks to the staff about 3-R forms. S TAFF Editors - Martha Blair Mary Lou Reagan Assistant Editors - Linda CHIUCPOH janice Cate Becky Province Bill Province Athletics - Regina Davis Darlene Griffin Classes - Sherry Cain Dean Cook Faculty - james Owens Donnie Thorpe Grades - Becky Province Index - Ann Skeen Organizations - Sharon Denton john Witt Adviser - Miss Mary Ellen Bishop RS. Hot-Line Staff The R. S. HOT-UNE staff published its first student directory this year as well as selling S140 of ads before the Thanksgiving edition. The staff publishes school and community news, school and community activi- ties, and student honors in the paper. The staff's main goal is to inform the community and the student body of the news and to keep its readers interested in the content of the paper. QAD Editor - Linda Cameron Associate Editor - Mary Lou Reagan News Editor - Becky Province Club Editor - Janice Cate Class Editor - Sherry Cain Sports Editors - Martha Blair john Witt Fashion Editor - Regina Davis Social Editor - Ann Skeen Sharon Denton Exchange Editors - Donnie Thorpe james Owens Production Editor - Martha Blair Business Manager - Bill Province Business Staff - john Witt Donnie Thorpe james Owens Paul Brabson Dean Cook Art and Cartoon Editor - Darlene Griffin Sponsor - Mr. Sherril Kyker QBJ Mr. Sherril Kyker, Sponsor, supervises as Mary Lou Reagan, Associate Editor, and Linda Cameron, Editor, prepare to run off the paper. QCD A falling missile in OU1' school community makes the headlines in the R. S. HOT-LINE. An unusual community happening during the '71 - '72 school year was the unexpected falling of a missile on a quiet Sunday morning. On October 31, judge james W. Parrott's home was partially destroyed by a missile, which was accidentally released from a Naval airplane. Al Parrott, a junior at Rush Strong, was in his home at the time the missile hit, but he escaped injury. CLASSES Senior Favorites Darlene Griffin James Owens 42 MMP rirs ssrr c ,si iiii t i i -V .. w .5 it Ka-in , , 1 G 4 Senior Officers President- Mary Lou Reagan Vice-President - Becky Province Secretary --Ann Skeen Treasurer- Martha Blair Reporter - Sherry Cain 43 i Martha Sue Blair Sherry Lou Cain Linda Jo Cameron Janice Mildred Cate One challenge is met by seniors A greater one lies ahead 5-r4 um2fa1nmz vmvuwgmn Kemwmmmi.1siisnxxl all vom- N Seniors elect superlatives in September The Senior Class elected Superlatives during the last week of September. Each Superlative was chosen by the majority vote of the Senior Class. QAQ Donnie Thorpe captures a picture of smil- ing Arm Skeen after they were chosen BEST ALL AROUND. QBJ Because of their considera- tion and politeness, Martha Blair and Bill Pro- vince were named MOST COURTEOUS. Tommy Dean Cook Karen Regina Davis Sharon Dale Denton Darlene Kaye Griffin James Graton Owens Rebecca Louise Province Bill Alexander Province, Jr lVlary Lou Reagan Anita Louise Skeen Donald Hugh Thorpe John Wallace Witt, Jr. Seniors choose IVIay 28 and 29 for baccalaureate and graduation The '72 Seniors will be receiving their diplo- mas on May 29, 1972. This will be the first time in two years that the Baccalaureate and Graduation services will be held separate. For graduation, the Seniors have chosen blue gowns and orange and blue mingled tassels. QAQ Known for their warm smile and outgoing personality, Linda Cameron and Donnie Thorpe were chosen FRIENDLIEST. QBJ Martha Blair and Bill Province achieved recognition as MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Seniors face graduation with mixed emotions Graduation is approaching and Seniors are facing the future with hopeful ideas. Even though we realize what graduation means, it is sometimes hard to say good- bye to old friends and acquaintances. QA, Sherry Cain lends a helping hand to Dean Cook as they prepare for graduation. QBJ john Witt and Mary Lou Reagan, in one of their most comical moods, show the reason they were chosen MOST HUMOROUS. QCJ Taking a peek into the future are the Seniors of '72. QDJ Becky Province shows that the old-fashioned method of 100 strokes can prove to be a glamorous effect. QEQ Janice Cate and john Witt take time out from a class trip to make a new acquaintance with Clyde, the dog. QFJ Sherry Cain and Regina Davis try to convince Sharon Denton that horseback riding is fun. F' . , YQ K as Sd 49 Valedictorian CAD Martha Sue Blair Salutatorian CI3JIVIary Lou Reagan Betty Crocker Award CAD Janice Cate D.A.R. Good Citizen Award CI3JIVlary Lou Reagan I3.-l'.A.Award CAD Martha Blair idare you award CEM Mary Lou Reagan Bill Province 511.2 I X ff as-ol 'lf'fl'I 21 Q. I I 3 1 4, an .Q :B 52,3 sl if X if ar FM 1 : f yf J 2 Juniors Strive for extravagant prom This year the junior Class, with the help of their spon- sors--Mrs. Phipps, Mrs. Charles, and Mr. Rosser, have really been putting forth a big effort to make money for the junior-Senior Prom. In earning money, they have sold light bulbs, candy, and many other items that have made them big profits. Their hopes are to have one of the biggest and best proms ever. QAQ Pat Bailey and Gary Roderick prove that a warm smile and a kind disposition is the key to being elected JUNIOR FAVORITES. QBJ JUNIOR OFFICIERS assemble to discuss future plans toward the 1972 Prom. PRESIDENT--Cathy McCarter VICE PRESIDENT--Roger Beason SECRETARY--Chris I-Ieatherly TREASURER--Donnie Quilliams REPORTER--Pat Bailey v any , r it , agp, Z, K ,- K, -,I I ' if 'f Q P V -' ,1'Lr! J'w , , 1 il 'w 1 Q i, IJ? QUIK, 1' I f Qakddiiiv i .I 1 I ' : V ai , I. ' I ,if . 'Q 5 -1--, H.. - T ' . ff I :Tig'm- -.22 j ' - HW, f, -17 isa ' S, .37-' K f e 2 1: 3 i Thomas Alexander Pat Bailey Susan Bailey Roger Beason Steve Black Charlene Blair Betty Brown Gary Cannon Michael Charney Patsy Fortenberry Charlene Griffin Robert Griffin Terry Harris Chris Heatherly Peggy Hodges Juniors Ilve today for tomorrow S dreams Debbie Hux Paulette Kiestler Cathy McCarter Kathy McGinnis Teresa Miller Terry Newman Wayne Owens Al Parrott Larry Province Donnie Quilliams Deloris Roderick . Gary Roderick Q' Glendia Skeen t 9 4. Sylvia F. Stallings jimmy Thomas Claude Thompson Randy Wagner Darrell Woolard QA, 6-cylinder--Excedrin headache No. 1--in other words, Al Parrott's 1972 orange Chevrolet trL1Ck. QBJ In an English debate, Wayne Owens tells Steve Black and Darrell Woolard exactly how he feels about the matter. QCQ After many hours of deep thought and much concentration, Michael Charney adds the finishing touch. Q5 QM ur X rift Sophomores reflect school spirit Sophomores are going all out and joining the athletic program this year. Many students find them- selves becoming a part of the bas- ketball, baseball, and cheerleading squads--enjoying every minute of it. Over all, Sophomores reflect their school spirit ana support the athletic teams by attending every game. QAJ SOPHOMORE OFFICERS pa- tiently wait to tackle future goals. Leading the way as officers this year are: PRESIDENT--William Lawson VICE PRESIDENT--Sandra Pruitt SECRETARY--Marvin Thompson TREASURER--Dianna McBee U33 Posing after being elected SOPHOMORE FAVORITES are Karen Lusk and William Lawson. XM Cynthia Ballinger Janice Blair Paul Brabson Barbara Brown Steve Cate Sophomores take achievement tests B ya s I C D Mkt 57 David Cook Randy Conner Duwan Duignan Kaye France Beckv Frazier Gail Gallaher Linda Gentry Darrell Lawson William Lawson Stanley Loy QAJ Darrell Scalf works earnestly on his achievement test. CBJ Me, Barbara Brown, pose for a portrait? I don't think I can! QCD Well, I'11 try. QDJ Is this better? Karen Lusk Dianna McBee Earlene McGhee Sharon Mize Sandra Pruitt Janice Riddle Donald Roderick Karen Rudder Darrell Scalf Pat Selvy Marvin Thompson Rhonda Thorpe Ronald Thorpe Sharon Turner Lynn Weaver Johnny Whitaker Biology builds stamina for sophomores QAJ Marvin Thompson decides to take a break from all the confusion. QBJ The many effects of Biology C1258 HFC reflected by the different moods illustrated here by the students. Gail Gallaher shows Linda Gentry how to get rid of a Biology test fast. fs w. . ..,, u ,- h V' is i N Lv -. Y i s fn r ' ' , p. 1 i, QM at . i L tp. N. if X ' Q r' 3 ' J- N' -.4 f f 4 2 fit I Q mek 1, b , A r K f Q 5-. N:-H! 5 .L ' ' - '-m 'A X SMMM x : - , W M, ' we , xw ff- ' 'rf 'v-5-5' if ' fi' . ffl - ' ri Q. , 1-if-ex Ai .- -ff ' ' - - ' ,kb ' iii: 0 ' 13254 ,-J 433 32:5-f , Freshmen adjust to high school vibrations Freshmen, in tune with the times, find it fun to be involved with high school life. This year the Fresh- men are participating in several of the activities, including sports. In addition to this, the friendli- ness of this class brightens the halls of our school and inspires many other students. This year the Freshmen have truly become a part of Rush Strong. KAP Sitting on top of the world after being elected FRESHMEN OFFICERS are: PRESIDENT--Steve Turner VICE PRESIDENT--Sara l-Iillard SECRETARY--Terry Russell U33 Smiling happily after being chosen FRESH- MEN FAVORITES are Sharon Cameron and Shelton Harris. Ronnie johnson, not pictured, was also elected as a class favorite. 4 Shirley Blair Roy Britt Ricky Brooks jane Brown Ricky Bruner Sharon Cameron Kenneth Cate Dennis Cook Mike Cook Darlene Davis David Dossett Ricky Dossett Andrea Elmore joey Fields Sarah Gillette Louie Glenn Curtis Griffin Shelton Harris Sara Ann Hillard Marilyn Hoskins Ronnie johnson Danny jones Leon jones Vicki Knight Kathy Lawless z Freshmen lt's only the beginning 60 Vicki Light N Wesley Lockhart 3 David McGhee 1 Gail Merriman Ann Nichols Daryl Norton Patricia Owens Leland Pruitt Dwaine Quilliams Emagene Reagan Ralph Roderick Terry Russell janet Schrader Phil Smith Keith Solomon Darlene Stallings We ve only just begun! Freshmen enter high school knowing it's a whole new beginning--understanding that it's different from previous years. Each student tries to be involved in several activities. ln the future, Fresh- men will be able to look back and remember that each activity was only the BEGINNING. Freddie Stallings Leon Stallings Larry Thomas David Trent Steve Turner Vicki Wagner Deborah Whitaker Rickie Whitaker Larry Wilson Deborah Wyrick Physical science is new for freshmen QAJ Physical Science is a new course added to Rush Strong's curriculum this year. Sara Hillard studies in order to maintain that straight A average. QBJ Fresh- men will agree that school is not all work and no play. Deborah Whitaker, Darlene Stallings, Sarah Gillette, and Darlene Davis show Mike Cook just how much fun if all Can be. QCD Dwaine Quilliams challenges Freddie Stallings to a game of ping pong, while several boys look on and enjoy their cokes. K M .,,.f ff,-f ' .-: L WWI: mmXGa3k:mx Mifwmxmwmwu ETH f nm? 6 md ng' fm Das. f U51 ,df rr' gy v ,1 E22 ,ALL xg Y f f Q wr gk? , ,mf ing Principal lVlr. Martin L.Dail helps improve school Mr. Martin L. Dail is a native ol Grainger County, He has been principal of Rush Strong School for three years. He has earned a E. A. Degree from Carson- Newman College and a M. S. Degree from the University of Tennessee. His hobbies are reading and sports. He is also a sponsor ofthe Senior Class. fAl Our principal--Mr, Martin l.. Dail . CBJ The Dail family--Mrs, Beulah Dailg Eric --age 45 Stacey --age S5 a third grader at Rush Strongg and Mr. Martin L. Dail, SoI'iooICommission aids education QAJ jefferson County School Commission. FIRST ROW: Mr, Y, 1. MGXndrew--Superintendentg Dr, Sliermzln1X Vanrimzing fvlr, William R. Hodgesg Mr. Frank Hodge- Chtiirman. SECOND ROW: Mr, Billy W. MeCoig5 Mr, C. E. Reneaug Mr, Chiirles A, Ciitlett--Vice-Chain miing Mr. Bobby I. Hubbard, QBJ Mr, George Prince, Ir., Supervisor of Federal Projects, is :issisted by Mr, Burl Hickman, who delivers lunehroom commodities and school supplies. CCJ Mr. Kenneth Thornton, Super visor of Education in jefferson County. and Mr, Y. 1, fNlcXndrew, Superintendent, Visit Rush Strong at the December meeting ofthe school commission. Dedication is the key to teaching MISS MARY ELLEN BISHOP Carson-Newman College, B. S. Graduate work in Mathematics, University of Tennessee. Geometry Algebra, Typewriting I, II. 1972 Yearbook Adviser, Beta Club Spon- sor, Senior Class Sponsor. Hobby--Knitting, sewing, guitar. MRS. BECKY CHARLES East Tennessee State University, B.S. Home Economics I, ll, III, Science 7. F.l-i.A. Sponsor, Glee Club Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor. Hobby--Sewing, crafts. MR. DOUG GREENLEE Hiwassee College, A.A.5 East Ten nessee State University, B.S. Phys- ical Education, General Mathema- tics. High School Coach of Athle- tics, F.C.A. Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. Hobby--Sport activities. QAJ Miss Bishop explains to two of her students that in a geometrical proof that if two sides of a triangle are equal, then the angles opposite those sides are equal QBJ Mrs, Charles assists Teresa Miller as she works on her sewing project in Home Economics QCJ Coach Greenlee takes a break between classes to enj oy a game of ping pong. 4 ? MR. SHERRIL KYKER Carson-Newman College, B.A. Graduate work for M. S. Degree in Educational Administration and Supervision, University of Tennes- see. American History, journalism, World History. Assistant Principal, Key Club Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. Hobby--Sports, coin collecting. MR. JOHN LAY Carson-Newman College, B.S. Driver's Education. Hobby--Football. MRS. BOBBIE LEGG East Tennessee State University, B.S. Degree in Social Welfareg Graduate School of Social Work, University of North Carolina. So- ciology, Psychology. Guidance Counselor, Glee Club Sponsor. Hobby--Golf, ceramics, crochet- ing. KDJ Mr. Kyker, assistant principal, examines his files to make sure they are in perfect order. QEJ Mrs. Legg performs many duties as Guid- ance Counselorg here she explains to Tammy Bolin the different fac- tors concerning college. QFJ Mr. Lay and Becky Province arrive back at school after Becky was awarded her driver's permit in Dandridge. Efficiency in teaching is a necessity Mr. Kyker Mr. Lay Mrs. Legg 67 S QAQ Mrs. McClane waits excitedly for the Senior English Class. QBJ Mrs Loy gets the art students in the Christmas spirit by helping them decorate the bus, Santa's Special. QCJ Mrs. McGhee teaches two biol- ogy students, Cynthia Ballinger and Pat Selvy, to use the microscope. . ' U ',,,,-tr an ,,., ...3 Q 'Q is I. A in and if ci .1 Teachers interweave activity and learning MRS. ANNETTE LOY University of Tennessee. Art, Li- brarian. Art Club Sponsor, Library Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Hobby--Reading, art, camping. MRS. BONNIE JEAN MCCLANE Carson-Newman College, B.A. English I, ll, lll, IV. Freshman Class Sponsor. Hobby--Reading. MRS. ANN McGHEE Carson-Newman College, B.S. Earth Science 8, Physical Science 9, Biology. Sophomore Class Spon- sor. Hobby--Riding, sewing. MPS- LOY Mrs. McClane Mrs. McGhee 68 Mrs. Phipps Mr. Rosser Mrs. Hodges MRS. LINDA PHIPPS Carson-Newman College, B.S. Physical Science 9, Physical Educa- tion. Cheerleader Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor. Hobby--Swimming, softball, sewing MR. STEPHEN ROSSER Anderson College, A.A. Carson- Newman College, B.A. Bible, Civ- ics, History, Social Studies, junior Class Sponsor. Hobby--Politics, bowling, karate. MRS. ELLA BEA HODGES Draughon's Business College. School Secretary. Hobby--Sewing, piano. QAJ Office assistants--L. Cameron, T. Smith, S. Stallings, S. Gillette, E. Reagan, and S. Cameron--work earnestly to perform office duties. KBJ Mrs. Phipps checks the roll in P. E. Class. QCD Mr. Rosser looks on as three students explain the discovery of America. 69 is A R.S.sponsors help classes set goals QAJ Mr. Stephen Rosser, Mrs. Becky Charles, and Mrs. Linda Phipps are sponsoring the juniors. The sponsors and the juni ,rs are striving to have the best prom ever. fBQ Mrs. James MCClane and Mr. Doug Greenlee are sponsoring the freshmen, trying to make their Freshmen year the best. QCQ Help- ing the students realize that their Sophomore year is important are the sponsors, Mrs. Ann McGhee and Mrs. Annette Loy. QDQ Getting ready for graduation are Seniors sponsors, Mr. Sherril Kyker, Miss Mary Ellen Bishop and Mr. Martin Dail. 3 f-f'T 'Tb .141 Teachers attend extra curricular activities QAJ Enjoying the prom given by the Seniors of '72 are Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Dail and Mr. and Mrs. William R. I-lodges. QBQ Faculty and students wait in line for the banquet and prom to begin. 7 1 i Elementary teachers motivate students MRS. GERALDINE AKARD Carson-Newman College, B.A. First Grade. Hobby: Reading. MR. J. D. BATES Carson-Newman College, B.A. Modern Mathematics 7 and 8, Alg Eighth Grade Sponsor. l-lobby: Fishing. MRS. CAROLYN CAIN Carson-Newman College, B.A. Sixth Grade. Hobby: Music, travel, sewing. MISS LINDA CALDWELL University of Tennessee, B.S. Elementary Physical Education. Hobby: Sports. MRS. CAROLYN GREENLEE Hiwassee College, B.A. East Tennessee State University. Fourth Grade. Hobby: Fishing. MRS. OTTIS DEAN HOLLEY Tennessee State University, B.S. Fourth Grade. Hobby: Reading, sewing, cooking MRS. RUTH McGEE Carson-Newman College, B.A. First Grad. Hobby: Reading, writing. MISS REBA MORT University of Tennessee. Second Grade. Hobby: Painting, reading. MRS. ELOISE PARROTT University of Tennessee. Second Grade. Hobby: Knitting, gardening. MRS. WILMA JEAN PARROTT University of Tennessee, B.A. Third Grade. Hobby: Knitting. MRS. MARTHA TOOMEY Carson-Newman College, B.S. Kindergarten. Hobby: Reading, cooking. MRS. MARTHA WATKINS Carson-Newman College, B.A. Fifth Grade. I-lobby: Reading, sewing. ebra Mrs. Akard Mr. Bates Mrs. Cain Miss Mrs. Greenlee Mrs. Honey Mrs- McGee Miss Mort Mrs. E. Parrott Mrs' W' Paffoff MTS- T00meY Mrs. Watkins 72 Mrs. Willhite Mrs. Wood Mr. Young S x K 'S -J: . - -. . f iflsasiswss . : 31 U5 .iv ' 1.f15t1'f 1' if 1 A i H iw ' X as S fi' . f I . , I S gi , .. g 'K K . . E ::' -I ,V': f V . x e Mrs. Hodges Mrs. N. Cook Mrs. R. Cook , .,fi.a!,.. -' . . - EMU . :- 'E i ' . ' +2548 ' .,.. 1 -.43 .s . urge ' , . A W I , i . Mrs. Luftrell Mrs. Schrader Mrs. Smith ' A1 - .. L ,..ffilLQ7l . ..,, iwszife-W' 3555? ' efnssiiifist Qifvim s.....,. asm.-Q.-1. - be-.gswvsfi il..-ll. , .- ,..f.1sggsgy.y . .. ,, -fill 'K 'QIEERTQI , .,',L,, MRS. MARLENE WILLHITE Carson-Newman College, B. S. Fifth and Sixth Grades. Hobby: Sewing, piano. MRS. REBECCA WOOD Mississippi College, B. S . Third Grade. Hobby: Reading, music. MR. WALTER B. YOUNG Carson-Newman College, B.A. English 7 and 8, Social Stud Seventh Grade Sponsor. Hobby: Fishing. MRS. THELMA HODGES Carson-Newman College. ies 7 Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Piano teacher. Hobby: Music, sewing. MRS. NANCY COOK Third Grade Aide. Hobby: Sewing, reading, MRS. ROBERTA COOK Kindergarten Aide. Hobby: Sewing. MRS. EVELYN LUTTRELL Second Grade Aide. Hobby: Sports. MRS. MINNIE SCHRADER Sixth Grade Aide. Hobby! Reading. MRS. PHYLLIS SMITH First Grade Aide. Hobby: Sewing. QAJ Elementary teachers--Mrs. Willhite, Mrs Cain, Mrs. Watkins, and Mrs. Greenlee relax while waiting for faculty meeting to begin. QB' f . , - Hog, , . -K .L , ,. 11:15 -2: W - , f. Q -f -+ - af.1wsc,iz:2:1'- K ge- f-.,,1.,.,,7,,,,,,L E .5 X 6 AWN 'Haw an 5 - ' ' f--,, f 5 - Y g ' -Q ' ' r- - . j u. i f A lx 1' 4 X Q I kk 'D SM gs ' 1 'fy Q 1' 1- fwr, if 1, l X 4555 Ns: 5 gs, , , I ' x A , A If 2 Kg ' ck '21 ,. as vo ',,A ' s pi if Special services are provided for school fAj The cafeteria staff--Mrs. Grace Bales, Manager, Mrs. Jessie Skeen, Mrs. Martha james, Mrs. Mildred Haggard and Mrs. Lillian Bruner--make plans for a delicious meal that will satisfy the hungry students. KBQ Mack Sharp, Burl Hickman, Raymond james, and Pete Acuff furnish safe transportation on buses. QCJ Our devoted custodian, Robert Thompson, tries to make our school a cleaner place. i 4.,, 5324574 1, L ai' CHOOL BUS :nfs All 'xl jy., ax E va, GRADES -hm l , RAE gi 'half i M..-' 'Q-2 , 1 at ,. 5 aff' W , 3 I Athletics is the thrill of competing l QAJ Elementary Boys Basketball Team. FIRST ROW: W. Norton--manager, S. Cook--manager. SECOND ROW: R. Paschal, E. Riddle, M. McCarrell, W. Moulden, T. Knight, K. Finchum. THIRD ROW: T. Thomas, M. Griffin. CBJ The team looks on as an R- S player comes down with the rebound. fCj Dennis Thompson leaps high in the air to get another two points. 78 QAQ Elementary Cheerleaders. FIRST ROW: P. Hux, K. Keirsey. SECOND ROW: P. Cameron. THIRD ROW: P. Hux, C. Cook. QBJ The cheerleaders boost the team on to victory. QCD Two bits, four bits, six bits a dollar, all for Plainsmen stand up and hollar. CD1 Coach George Mims gives Sherry Stallings some last minute instruct- ions before she goes into the game. Elgfitli Grade-IVlr. J.D. Bates Angela Anderson jeff Anderson Brenda Bailey Regina Bailey Beverly Bales John Bales Carolyn Bolin David Booker Kathy Britt Kenny Brooks Randal Burnette Eddie Cain Terry Cain Debbie Cannon Shirley Cole Kim Cook Darryll Cutshaw David Cutshaw Judy Damewood Kay Fields Pam Fields Larry Hamilton Randy Hamilton Cherie Hampton Ls' E5 A eg, f:g,,- if -. a 1 S s 4 4' E 6 4 ff s ky WHL is Mali ' 5' Q A ,, p y ,lzsl by f Y l l My 4 gm s,....s. , , U trhy ip x I s ills X V R5 it A Vernon Hema H p , A wg Roy Hillard L t fav K Jerry Jones In gy- -t Q 3 ti in JJ -.4 Eddie Lauderdale --2' S Ronnie Luttrell L .- W L, pi, ,, 1.1 if Allen Manis ' ,K ml- u , -fn Tammy Matthews 'N , ' , . -,. , , ggggjgg joey Merriman im- 3 - .,1' A, David Miner V, , , Randy Miller V :L A ' 5' r A' ' tl Cynthia Moulden I 1, F' . 'T, 3 ,.Z,',V r Q, 3 ' Qz. 1 ,. ,,t- E, - fs I -I Chucky Patterson . - 3 , t g ,. ' Vickie Province Q Q :'- f V K .. A I Cynthia Reed f iv' h if-f 5, F If if TF- :-k ' is? .l 3 585? Debbie Reed Larry Riddle Sabrina Roderick Sharon Rudder Debbie Sc alf Timmy Schrader Andria Stallings Sherri Stallings Tammie Thomas Dennis Thompson David Thorpe Les Turner Dennie Whitaker -1 f gif-t ,uvt ,QW 2 1 VY' fr- 1 F 4 i ,,, 5 r ffm A 5 1 Xxx WS F Lrry F an ,s r ,rft ri r . . .. at Q , t , F, Q , X3 -f p 1 fi' f I . + 9 JS! ar xg! HJ ' Q I. ' if M , ' if J! s ' Q -,Digg I QAJ First row--Seventh Grade Officers: Tony Newman, Presidentg Marilyn Acuff, Vice..President3 Mike Mc- Carrell, Treasurerg Debbie Bailey, Reporter. Not pictured--Don.na Keirsey. Second row--Eighth Grade Officers: Kim Cook, Presidentg Sherri Stallings, Vice-President5 Judy Damewood, Secretaryg Larry Hamilton, Treasurer. 80 33335565 We in W ,K . ff ,. . ,., ,, W e -,.-1 - K an k K ,yy hy ei I ,,, 1 -S S S 4 4 4-J , ...W , x 5 - 155 . l ve L r X bi g get i Q' is W in if 7 'S M A I Seventh Grade-M r. Walter You ng K Q eeee TN X all 455 ff, K. Q M f A . K, Y' 5-e :35E, , f I 'N f ,Q Uv. K. U . 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A , 2 We K K , t!Y:eraea'Hzf Q7 Kw ifi . - J K a lma r 355-2 K 81 Marilyn Acuff Mary Adams Robert Anderson Darlene Bailey Debbie Bailey Dirk Ballinger Lawrence Blair Tammy Bolin Richie Booker Mike Brooks Tanyia Brooks Allen Bruner Sherry Cate Cindy Conner David Depew Donald Emory Johnny Fortenberry Thomas Frame Thomas Coy Frame Sherry Gann Mary Gentry Larretha Gourley Kathy Green Michael Griffin Denise Hawk Mike Henry David Herrell Eddie Hillard Sharon Hodge Mike Jones Donna Keirsey Gary Langston Debbie Lawson Teresia Manis Mike McCarrell John Miller Wayne Moulden Becky Neal Tony Newman Debbie Pollard Denise Pollard Sammy Pratt Eddie Repass Sharon Rickard Arnold Roderick Charles Roderick Janie Roderick Tina Russell Alice Shackelford Darlene Smith Pamala Smith Teresa Smith Ralph Snyder Jeffery Solomon Donna'Ste adman Anglia Walker David Whitaker Jo Anne Wilson Mike Wyrick Sixth Grade-Mrs. Carolyn Cain Karen Bales K athy Blair Charlene Bledsoe Raatrice Bolin Darryl Brooks Debbie Byrum Marty Canada Doris C arr William Collins C athy C ook Micki Davis Verlyn Dillard Jeffrey Dui gnan Debbie Eslinger Kim Fields Kenneth Finchum Robin Hall Marilyn Henshaw Sheila Hodges Ada Hoffner Connie Jones Harlan Kinke ad Terry Knight Brenda Lauderdale Tena Lawson Dawn Matthews Greg Moore Roger Paschal Hazel Seabolt Timmie Thomas Tammy Walker Bobby Whitaker Eff? A 36' its ,J , ,f Vi! is ,:-, 5' . 1 5 ' ,ata M...... -......,,. ...Q f M' g. . ' ' HJ. , W 5 Fai' Z!! Site' 'L E 1 if . I 5 B i xx 'gt W , A s f 'E Z W 'L' . A 2 ,fa 't ,, 'L 5 1' M ' -A L' . W it VZS- V- ' X V T . - '1, .- if' 5-3 A 1 .ff A io f X 'Q l r 9 jE27. ff:.-s,.'g3,g '55:.f f 5, 413.1 . ,-,:v , fix it f ..f- f5'f!,3 i,v , 333, 1 .,. ,gil ,jf Q. V H -- . 'i-i as Q at 'K Qi . Ja .a-if W 2 ,i tt I ls. X 2 Sf Li irll . S gr w , . ., X ,i f fz. - xr E If K F Q 1 si N' i- l , , Nkrk via- Arh., I ,Ei if A Q., . A B . . - 'frf ' . s E --:' Q , ' - . 'Q 1.,,l 5 . ' ' ' . - ,i- g. - 4' - A V ttr ola i X if 'i ., fn -' ' ' . 9. V .. . R : . wr . ,V N, , i,.- V. f ' A f- Q .. . 1 ' ' V ' -' ' 'i J- .. , ,.... , Q 27.1. . A . Vg. . , , Y E lk V rf A r . S is-at :......a 'M ' I i . Si .lfl'l ' Piano students present recital in May QAJ First Row: C. Norton, J. Smith, R. Rutherford, J. Nichols, S. Cook, T. Riddle, A. Dugger, D. Seale, Mrs. Hodges-teacher. Second Row: I. Merriman, A. Hoffner, S. Smith, D. Byrum, S. Langston, R. Thom.. as, N. Byrum, P. Russell. Third Row: B. Bolin, P. Bailey, D. Carr, P. Smith, I. Steadman, M. Adams, H. Hayes. Fourth Row: L. Hayes, D. Eslinger, B. Stallings, M. Janeway, C. Baldwin, B. Lauderdale, T. Smith . 82 QBJ First Row: S. Norton, C. Norton, G. james, D. Beard, K. Greene, T. Byrum, T. Rutherford, B. Smyre C. Hayes. Second Row: K. Stipes, T. Brooks, R. Rid- dle, N. Cannon, J. Luttrell, R. Nichols, S. Cook, C. Rines. Third Row: D. Brady, S. Dail, R. Riddle, S. Adams, S. Duignan, T. Williams, J. Hoffner, J. Rud- der. Fourth Row: A. Sharp,O. Williams, T. Solo- mon, A. Iones, M. Smith, R. Keirsey, T. Stipes, B. Hensley, T. Lawson. Fifth and Sixth Grades-Mrs. Marlene Willhite K g I t, '12 x ' i iklllw'-X . ' ' . K Z K Y Q t ' E A f gg 1 A Exist A Sixth Grade er fi X X 49 V K IVVA' . ,IA if 'l4 l 2 5 ws , .,, up 3. Nh V Ti. 2 'V i ff! A . fiii - ' ' Q ,im f f ia? , . M- 1 a x sv-Q n M: A 'K 'M v Q I . i Ii V V 'vs , Q... s . ::'- :ills x 1 ' S 1 View is L f ga! if I my L ,f ig Jr Harvey Anderson Wayne Anderson Johnny Bailey Pat Hodge Monica Janeway lane Merriman Ronald Norton Sherry Pruit jerry Workman Peggy Bailey Richard Bailey Becky Bolin Wayne Brown Marvin Bruner Robert Cutshaw William Denton Arnold Dugger Becky Fisher Beatrice -Gentry Leslie Hays C athy I-lumb ard Carlos Luttrell Mary Manis Andrey McGinnis Robin Rutherford ' Q ii Y ff V, t Ricky seiw i it i Fifth V V i'z f -, i 'V 3 iiii ' ,E V Becky Stallings f t hjfff' t , :' X A, Zi, . f gf s Wa e Valentine i f-1 iiiite 0 ,,:- ' .gif G ra d e Aug Wm ii'i' Y : it -A '53 ' Talents are enriched through music 'kv Fifth Grade-Mrs. Martha Watkins Paula Bailey Cindy Baldwin Nancy Byrum Patty Cameron Teresa C annon Brenda C ole Scotty Cook Franke Fortenb erry Timmy Hamilton Rodney Hardin Helen Hayes Sherry Henshaw Patti Hux Paula Hux Kathy Keirsey Sherry Langston Anthony Lowe Tony MCC arter jeff McDaniel Chucky Morgan Jacque Nichols Cathy Norton Sharon Reed Eddie Riddle Teresa Riddle Nancy Roderick Allen Russell Scott Russell janet Smith janet Steadman Ranota Thomas joey Wiggleston T e rry Williams if WwW,M JTWHWVVMQ iw, 'e , ,..1 Wifi? 1.2: . . .- 55 1 fest, V .tr A . diese V as V' . Q sg., . iw -, Q. at In fa , :Ka n sa ' EL sit seg , ,, - ' -. 1 2 , . , , 'U nm--.M iw. -2 .' ' .- 4 .lilfdiiiil- ' i .X 2' iffrlxsfanw ul af., 522 Lg f r -4 YP. I if 4-.ei I 'f K- N. 4 itz,-. ik , ,. ts Q it Di 1 x ei, ss .B :. 'ff' ' T gse1.1f2m1: Lift, ' .,.,.. t . - 1+ it 5 L , an 1, .. .. 5 V 1 . ,gg I if Agdg fe gm S. fs ge 3 or 'f 3 .nzsqssff 1? r T' ' 'fi ty S.:-: ta, Kr 1-as . 55 ' ff ' - A M , T i T- . I vi, 1' sri rL Q ,gg .5 gf We K M-as 5 'fl , ft fl!! , W' 1 me .M : it S, 1 is C-fr H i 'Q' si it ?5fQ,Q5 f5 1 Qvfs ti M , zlz F Nh i. lltrri A' at , I , , .I I . ,.,, X x kk A it i i fl Hfgwja --:-. R y in ata i if .t.r an .. . ff: I1 E . S , Q 7- ' ' L' . f if - L ' -bi ' t tw. Fourth Grade-Mrs. Carolyn Greenlee Virginia Blair George Bymm Sonya C ain Robert Cline Chrys Cook Stanley Courtney David Curl Curtis Cutshaw Freddie Frazier Ray Henry Bertha Hensley Angela jones Rhonda Keirsey Wesley Loy s 5 k..,A. V. in 5359 K ..,,V Y ,,.kk . 4 mr wr .,t. , .,,,r,,,. -Q. 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CDOBBERJ LUTTRELL BARBER SHOP Vacuum Clippers Razor Cuts 'SGood Luck Plainsmen Strawberry Plains Tennessee CITY AUTO SUPPLY Pennsylvania Tires Compliments of CLEN'S PHA RMACY Mohawk Tires Telephone 933-3441 Front End Service Route 4 933-5736 . , 4-Way Inn Asheville Highwav Kngxville Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee New Market Tennessee Complete line of Groceries and Meats, Melons, Peaches, and Apples in Season SOLOMON ESSO STATION 8L GARAGE Electronic Wheel Balancing Automatic Transmission Service Tune Up 8: Brake Work Phone 933-9078 Ashville Highway Strawberry Plains Tennessee TRENTVILLE T.V. AND RADIO SHOP Phone 933-2251 C. R. McGlamery Knoxville Tennessee I Appreciate Your Patronagen POLLY TRENT YoUR STANLEY DEALER Route 3 Phone 933-2760 Strawberry Plains Tennessee GRANTHAMEYMARKET FRESH MEATS PRODUCE GROCERIES Roule2,Hgh yll E Strawberry Plains Tennessee .... .. r. ...I Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brook BEAUTY SHUP BROOKS GROCERY ours 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Phone: 933-3106 Riverbend Road rawberry Plains Tennessee Route 3, Maple Avenue Strawberry Plains Tennes If r '1 Compliments of COBB'S GROCERY CHEVRON SERVICE STATION General Merchandise Phone: 933-2932 4'WaY Inn Strawberry Plains Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee .J .. .... Compliments of WOLFE ENTERPRISES, INC. WOLFE DAIRY PRODUCTS FRENCH BROAD PRODUCTS Knoxville Tennessee ll '1 'l' RILEY-,S GARAGE HOLSTON ESSO SERVICE CENTER Eligine Rebuilding Owner: Donald E. Burnette General Repairs Hours: 7 A.M. to I0 P.M. Phone 933-2154 Telephone 933-9068 Route 3 Old Dandfidge Highway Andrew Johnson Hwy. at Mascot Road Strawberry Plains TGUUCSSCC Strawberry Plains Tennessee I I ' -1 Compliments of E. LUKE GREENE Caulking Contractor, Residential Home Builder Digging Basements, Septic Tanks Drain Fields Phone 933-5902 Strawberry Plains Tennessee Compliments of CARTER FLOWER SHOP J. Will 84 Helen De Lapp Telephone 933-5228 Asheville Highway Knoxville Tennessee 4- ...I CAIN PAINT 8a BODY SHOP U. S. Highway ll-E New Market Tennessee JONES BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Fred 84 Cleve Jones, Owners Phone 933-5277 Phone 933-3396 Route l Box 245-A Strawberry Plains Tennessee SHIPE 8L CATLETT HARDWARE Hardware, Seeds, Feed, Coal Phone 475-2310 Jefferson City Tennessee Compliments of AMERICAN ZINC COMPANY Mascot Tennessee I Il -I l ' I' Back Hoe Work Basement i Septic Tanks Fill Dirt Drain Fields Rock Hauling C CONSTRUCTION COM PANY Telephone 933-5256 FREE ESTIMATES Strawberry Plains Route 3, North View Drive Tennessee Compliments of Compliments Of METCALES WATCH REPAIR Telephone 933-5033 Guaranteed Watch Repair Jewelry Repair Speidel Bands Ladies and Gents Watches by SEIKO 4-WAY INN Route l Knoxville Tennessee Strawberry Plains Tennessee CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE Congratulations to the class of l972 from the Carson-Newman College family. Considering College? Why not put C-N in your future Jefferson City Tennessee I 3 I- --I Compllmems Of STANDARD AUTO PARTS ARROW MOTEL COMPANY, INC. Telephone: 933-9059 Automotive Supplies 8L Equipment Wholesale Retail 10 Miles East of Knoxville City Limits on Asheville Highway Phone 933-4157 U. S. l l-E 70 8a 25-W Asheville Highway Knoxville Tennessee Strawberry Plains Tennessee I F' 1 STANDARD PUBLISHING BERRYIS GULF STATION COMPANY Publishers of The Standard-Banner COAL AND GRAIN COMPANY '6Your Home County Newspaper We Do All Types of Printing New Market Tennessee School 84 Office Supplies Jefferson City Tennessee -nr -at Ill-in ll NEW MARKET ESSO Compliments of SERVICE STATION Jack Hayes S. M. FORTENBERRY SAUSAGE Telephone 475-2397 Highway l l-E Kodak Tennessee New Market Tennessee Q- I L Compliments of NEW MARKET AMERICAN SERVICE STATION New Market Tennessee . THE Magnavox COMPANY OF' TENNESSEE One of East Tennessee's Leading Employers Playing A Vital Role In Our Growing Community. F5321 , ' - ' Af' I ,i 5 -I m SS . , 3 nm:-fd , -mt and fl i -3 L...Z2.g4,..g,gu :.tT.g,.a.a4-'f,,::L,fp,,:is4E . Ft 1 f : Wf.7'i :Hifi E llnl tgiaff .figflzsiw as HEL flvhllniliflnlfl E S'VlC29ncnro:-c 5 35 ' l'? 1n13,,g'!E- ,-A gf P. O. Box 112 Jefferson City Tennessee JEFFERSON FARMERS COOPERATIVE fax . C-H73 Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Farm Supplies - Petroleum Products Jefferson City Tennessee L J..- WADE'S BAKERIES T5 ' I 1-Aus , ft -. 'fig 4 f .. r ,.EQ'ff' Zi 0 Q, .1 ' f , 0 ' JL - ,- . . 4 C S 91,1 P 6' , ' fb X I, UQ X. 1 4 t 9 oil Q -t, r. X 9 ' N P' 8 9 T QP Q-r-2 X X X x 'mauve Pastries Rolls 4 Cookies Cakes - Bread Wedding 8: Birthday Cakes A Specialty 'fGum Paste Flowers Telephone In Your Order 4 Convenient Locations To Serve You 5923 Kingston Pike S. W. 588-8217 Bearden Shopping Center 2035 Broadway N. E. 522-2478 Broadway Shopping Center 4224 Asheville Highway 522-8382 Holston Shopping Center Cumberland Estates 584-2282 Cumberland Estates Shopping Center Not The Cheapest But The Bestl' WADE,S BAKERY, INC. Knoxville Tennessee JEFFERSON BLOCK 8L SUPPLY CO. Laboratory Tested, Steam-Cured -n I. .. .-...I FARRARS FUNERAL HOME Jefferson City Concrete SL Lightweight Blocks Telephone 475-3892 Ready-Mix Concrete White Pine Phone 475-2057 Telephone 674-2441 P. O. Box 369 Dandridge Jefferson City Tennessee Telephone 397-2711 -I un -I I Com liments of COLLEGE CLEANERS p FREEMAN,S FURNITURE Serving Jefferson County AND MOBILE HOMES Since 1933 . with Quality Drycleaning, Jefferson Shopping Center Teiepheiie 475-2253 Phone 4754146 P. O. Box 667 Jefferson City Tennessee Jefferson City Tennessee I .... .l y THE AZALEA GARDEN NURSERY AND FABRIC CENTER Shrubs 7 Landscaping - Fabrics Notions Three Convenient Locations Route 2, Highway ll-E 230 E. Main 501 E. Broadway Television Drive-In Window on Banner Ave. Your Friendly Hometown Bank Golden Pass Books Now Pay 576 Per Annum Jefferson City Tennessee 1 1 Strawberry Plains Tennessee Compliments of FIELDEN'S FUNERAL HOME Service with dignity and thoughtfulnessw Phone 475-3468 New Market Tennessee 98 C t - A ' ... Alb! HOLSTON CENTER Covered Sidewalks Acres of Free Parking Enable You To Shop Paved, Brilliantly Lighted and Comfortably. . .Rain or Shine Beautifully Landscaped . on Asheville Highway. . .East Knoxville Knoxville Tennessee I ' H 'tlnquire About our Fund Raising Program. KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS 2626 Magnolia Avenue Knoxville Tennessee 0 F ' A COX 8L WRIGHT IGA Two Locations to Serve You FRIEND Route 4, Asheville Highway Phone 546-4323 3728 McCalla Avenue Phone 524-0178 Knoxville Tennessee -L .. 99 GRAHAM'S STUDIO, INC. VIVIANE WOODWARD DISTRIBUTOR 524-2797 2405 Magnolia Avenue Knoxville Tennessee ' 4 Learn to Fly MORRISTOWN FLYING SERVICE, INC. Morristown Airport MCCARTY MORTUARY W. S. McCarty, Sr. 8a W. S. McCarty, Jr. Appreciate the Friendship and Loyalty of Their Strawberry Plains Friends Holston Drive Knoxville Tennessee I' I Morristown Tennessee STANIPS INHITEVVAY VARIETY STORES I- HPJEIIIEQR The Personal Touch in Every Banking Service Knoxville Tennessee 100 COMPLIMENTS OF HO EY' Knoxville ' Tennessee PARK NATIONAL B ANK Where You Are Important MAGNOLIA BRANCH 1503 Magnolia Avenue Knoxville Tennessee CAS WALKER'S Big Enough to Serve You - Small Enough to Know You Knoxville Tennessee -J 101 'T 'I . S ELECTRONIC COMPUTER -- PROGRAMING INSTITUTE . 1 T OF KNOXVILLE Phone 386-6582 Morristown Tennessee L I Knoxville's Center for Training of IBM Equipment National Placement Services Telephone 524-1221 Knoxville Tennessee I I TENNESSEE I READY Mix 'I SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CONCRETE COMPANY Challenging. . . Exciting!! Status .... High Income. . Call, Write, OI' Phone Visit for full Information. 302 S. Gay St. - Knoxville 37902 131 Tyrone Rd. - Oak Ridge 37830 Knoxville Tennessee a- '2. if 7 5557-xx , fl fra., College or work. If ou are a hi h school senior we ur e ou to . Y. g . .g Y , --:S .f ,,-. t continue your education. However, if you are -' A' f L T unable to attend college or trade school, Ameri- j I I ' can Enka also has s'career employment oppor- Y tunities for high school graduates. l . For information about this growing industry N ff 'Ziff 7 and its benelits, write the Employment Manager of X ,Q df or visit the Employment Oflice. .ig .N M will if ' W N I I ff ENKA U i I ' AMERICAN COMPANY qi X ' U APARTOHANIQZODOINC. I ax! X NYLON Potvesmn - RAYON - YARNS Fiaens Sv ' ENKA, N. c. LOWLAND TENN CLEMSON s e MURPHY N. c i - KNOXVILLE MACK DISTRIBUTORS Telephone 524-1804 Asheville Highway Knoxville Tennessee BROWN DRUG STORE Five Points Prescriptions 4 Free Delivery Money Orders 4 Snack Bar Telephone 525-6144 Knoxville Tennessee ' BLAKE'S POULTRY FARM Taste The Difference L Strawberry Plains Tennessee -I JEFFERSON CENTER Center Barber Shop Custom Care Cleaners First National Bank Hull Insurance Co. Jane's Fashions Jefferson Beauty Salon Long 8a Rowe Drug Store May's Whiteway Variety Jefferson-Cocke Utility District Whiteway Fabrics Jefferson City Tennessee 933-3495 Highway ll-E Two miles past 4-way Inn Strawberry Plains Tennessee Compliments of CARDIN'S DRIVE-IN Asheville Highway Route 4 Knoxville Tennessee I Compliments of MOTOR SERVICE SUPPLY CO. Automotive Supplies 8L Equipment Phone 475-3816 and 475-3817 Knoxville Phone 525-3817 Jefferson City Tennessee I' TENNESSEE AGRICULTURAL LIME CORPORATION Telephone 475-4850 Morristown Highway Jefferson City Tennessee -J L WINSTEAITS CHEROKEE SHELL , Ei I ig Complete Service Center We Give S. 8: H. Green Stamps 24 H W k S ' Our rec ef CLVICC Agricultural Limestone Make Your Profits Grow Dandridge Highway Jefferson City Tennessee Telephone 475-3104 Jefferson City Tennessee Compliments of HUGH E. CATE AGENCY General Insurance P. O. Box 351, Hinton Building Phone 475-3391 Jefferson City Tennessee 4 1 - 1- Compliments Of REECE TA LLENT SKEEN FURNITURE co. PHOTOGRAPHERS We Make The Home Livable Phone 475-42l0 Telephone 475-2016 Jefferson City Tennessee Jefferson City Tennessee JULIEIS DRIVE-IN At 4-Way Inn Curb Service from 5 p.m. v ll p.m. 7 Days A Week Phone 933-9035 Strawberry Plains Tennessee CHARLIE MCCALL General Building Route 3, Box 30 Strawberry Plains Tennessee . L .l '1 l Compliments of JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH MORRISTOWN FEDERAL SAVINGS 8L LOAN ASSOCIATION A good place to borrow, the best place to save 206 West Broadway Jefferson City Tennessee LOCAL 748 IUE Jefferson City Tennessee 105 .l3CkS JEFFERSON DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS ' BANK ,X S Newport S Morristown i i Greenville My Q Q :1 l DINE AT JACICS-IT'S PUNT 'H The Bank of Service Since 1906 Member Federal Deposit R B M S Insurance Corporation Phone 524-8621 Dandridge Tennessee 2700 Texas Avenue, N. W. Knoxville Tennessee 1. I L .J I ' l 4 WAY DR1VE-1NN TARR CHEVROLET RESTAURANTS COMPANY, INC- You Are Always Welcome And We Are Glad To See You Sales gc Service Paul H. CLightningj 8L Gladys Ellison Knoxville Tennessee Telephone 4753838 Jefferson City Tennessee i , :u 'I COMPLIMENTS OF Morristown Tennessee 106 I' 1 JEFFERSON COUNTY MOTOR CO., INC. l I T 1 - ' H! .9 .g l TQZZERBIRD I ' MAVERICK - -Arco.. MUSTANG SALES Telephone 397-3456 SERVICE Dandridgi Tennessee L TINSLEY-BIBLE DRUG STORE Telephone 397-3444 Telephone Long 397-2600 Terms Dandridge Tennessee N. S. MCCALL, Manager Dandridge Tennessee , H. B. .IARNAGIN WENDELL S AND COMPANY KNOXVILLE SCHOOL GF All types of Insurance BEAUTY CULTURE New Classes Begin the First Monday of Each Month School Hours 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Telephone 525-1181 409 Union Avenue Agency with Service Dandridge Tennessee SAV MOR DISCOUNT DRUG AND PHARMACY - 4ll fOn the Market Square Mallj Telephone 475 9 . Prescription Department Knoxville Tennessee Telephone 475-3836 Highway ll-E Jefferson City Tennessee Compliments of The Cooks Mrs. Grace Bales Mrs. Jessie Skeen Mrs. Martha James Mrs. Lillian Bruner Mrs. Mildred Haggard HODGES AUTO . PARTS CO. Cornpllrnents Of Automotive Supplies 3 Friend Phone: 933-3835 Asheville Highway James Hodges, Owner Knoxville Tennessee Lindais Hair Fashions Fmwer BGX I Hair styling for the individual Attention to every beauty need I Styling, coloring, permanents and I I Located on Andrew Johnson Hwy. Across from Bowlin's Market 1 Owned and operated by Linda Horner I Phone: 933-6240 Strawberry Plains Tennessee Flowers for all Occasions Strawberry Plains Tennessee 1 HODGSON OIL COMPANY Best Wishes From We haul direct and sell for less CARRQLL BATES Wholesale and Retail Registrar of Deeds lAll Stations Located in East Tennessee ALBERTA F, JONES Circuit Ct. Clerk CLARK WILLIFORD Tax Assessor Jefferson City 475-9638 4-way Inn 933-9003 I Deedfiduge 397-9904 Y, J. MCANDREW White Pine 674-9900 Supt. ofSchools I Rutledge 828-3025 C' F' HARDY I Newport 623-9132 County Cl' Cmk MAX E. STIN ER Seymour 577-9206 . Trustee Blame 933-9048 CLINTON WEBB Pigeon Forgc 453-9642 Judge of General Sessions Court Bulls Gap 235-7389 Sheriff . Morristown Office Machines 9 Olivetti Service is our progressive product l23 W. First North St. Phone 586-4463 Morristown Tennessee 109 c0iLp'1ime1itS bf' ' ' ' DUVALL'S GROCERY BLANC 81 WEST LUMBER COMPANY Strawberry Plains Tennessee Jefferson City Tennessee KNIGHT'S VARIETY STORE MASCOT MARKET Strawberry Plains Tennessee Mascot Tennessee PIGGLY WIGGLY KNOXVILLE GREETING CARD COMPANY Jefferson City Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee FARRIS MOTOR COMPANY PORTER'S TIRE SERVICE Jefferson City Tennessee Jefferson City Tennessee TRI COUNTY REALTY COMPANY MARGARET'S ANTIQUE REFINISI-IING SHOP Knoxville Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee LOY'S MOTEL HENSLEY DODGE CORPORATION Knoxville Tennessee Morristown Tennessee KEITH'S DARI DELITE Jefferson City Tennessee Jefferson City Tennessee Cupids, Corner Becky and Will Charlene and Mike Darlene and Ronnie Debbie and Ray Dean Glenda and James Janice and John Kathy and Jerry Linda and Frankie Ronnie and Gwenia Shirley and Terrv Vickie and Melvin 110 Compliments of Ann and Becky Susan L. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James W. T. Bales Mr, J, D. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Bates Mrs. George D. Bishop Steve Black Charlene Blair Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blair Mr, and Mrs. Paul Blair Janice Blair Martha Blair Paul Brabson Debbie Brady Barbara Brown Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cain Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cain Mr. and Mrs. Linden Cameron Patty Cameron Mrs. Ruby Cameron Mrs. Mary Cannon Mr. Dale Carnes Mr, and Mrs. CecilM. Cate Steve Cate Michael Charney Dean Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cook Scotty Cook Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Creswell Darlene Davis Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dillard Verlyn and John Dillard Jeffrey Duignan Susie Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emory Joey Fields Pam Fields Mr. James A. Finchun Five Jivy Juniors Mr. and Mrs. Doug Greenlee Charlene Griffin Terry Harris Patti and Paula Hux Juanita Johnson Kathy Keirsey Tanya Lawson Mrs. Annette Loy Dianna McBee Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeA. McBee Mrs. Bonnie Jean McClane Teresa Miller Windy Norton Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parrott Mr, and Mrs. Sam Parrott Roger Paschal Mrs. Linda F. Phipps Bill Province, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Province, Sr, Deloris Roderick Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Rosser Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Skeen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith Scott Solomon Stephen and Sylvia Stallings Timmy Thomas Gary Trent Virgil and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Enos Whitaker Mr. Hubert Witt Sammy Witt Rev. and Mrs, Ed Wood Mr. Walter B, Young Index covers individuals, organizations and advertisers B Aldric 88 Becky 88 Bobby 86 Brenda 80 Darlene 81 Debbie 37,76,77,8O,81 Debbie 87 Eddie 87 Eric 86 Johnny 85 Karen 88 Loriann 87 Mickeal 87 Pat 6,13,14,15,19,26,33 35, 41, 53, 54, 118 Paula 82, 84 Peggy 83 Regina 80 Richard 83 Baldw Baldw Baldw in, Danny 86 in, Larry 87 in, Laura 87 Baldwin, Ricky 85 Bales, Beverly 37,76,8O Bales, Doug 85 Bales, Mrs. Grace 74 Bales, John 80 Bales, Karen 82 Ballinger, Cynthia 13,57,68 Ballinger, Dirk 81 Ballinger, Lisa 86 ' Bates, Mr. J. D. 72 Beard, Dewey 83,86 Beard, Kim 85 Beason, Roger 3,12, 17, 23, 26, 28, 29, 33, 36,41, 53, 54,55 BERKLINE 101 BERRY'S GULF STATION 96 A Acuff, Marilyn 75, 76, 77, 80, 81 Bailey, Acuff, Mr. Pete 74 Bailey, Adams, Mary 37, 81, 82, 87 Bailey, Akard, Mrs. Gerry 72 Bailey, Alexander, Tommy 29, 36,54 Bailey, AMERICAN ZINC COMPANY 94 Bailev, Anderson, Angela 80 Bailey, Anderson, Betty 88 Bailey, Anderson, Billy 88 Bailey, Anderson, Harvey 83 Bailey, Anderson, Hugh 85 Bailey, Anderson, Jeff 80 Bailey, Anderson, Jeffery 87 Bailey, Anderson, Mildred 85 Bailey Anderson, Reba 85 34i Anderson, Robert 81 - Anderson, Wayne 83 5332? ARROW MOTEL 96 Bailey, AZALEA GARDEN NURSERY AND Bailey' FABRIC CENTER 98 Bailey, Baldwin Susan 35, 54 , Cindy 82,84 Beta Club 32 Bishop, Miss Mary Ellen 39, 63, 66 70, 71 Black, Steve 54, 55 Blair, Charlene 15, 34, 54 Blair, Janice 13,14,35,57 Blair, Kathy 82 Blair, Lawrence 81 Blair, Martha 8,30,34,35,38,40, 41,43,44,45,47,49,50,52,63, 89 Blair, Shirley 35,60 Blair Teresa 88 Blair, virginia 84 B1AKE's POULTRY FARM 103 Bledsoe, Charlene 82 Bledsoe, Kim 86 Bledsoe, Samuel 87 Bolin, Beatrice 82 Bolin, Becky 82, 83 Bolin, Carolyn 80 Bolin, Sara 86 Bolin, Tammy 67, 81 Bolin, Toni 86 Booker, David 80 Booker, Richie 81 Index 43,44,48,49,89 Cain, Sonya 84 Cain, Terry 80 Caldwell, Dwayne 85 Caldwell, Miss Linda 72 Caldwell, Sandy 87 Caldwell, Robert 88 Cameron, Linda 8,11,16,17,18, 20, 22, 26, 83, 35, 36, 39,4o,44 46, 49, 69, 89 Patty 75,79,84 Cameron, Cameron, Sharon 10, 20, 22, 33, 34, 59, 60,69 Canada, Marty 82 Cannon, Debbie 80 Cannon, Gary 4, 23, 29, 31, 33, 54, 63 Cannon, Joy 13 Cannon, Karen 87 Cannon, Nancy 83, 85 Cannon, Teresa 84 Cardin, Gregory 85 I CARDIN S DRIVE-IN 104 C ook, Cook, Cook, Cook, Mrs. Nancy 73 Mrs. Roberta 73 Scotty 76,78,82, 84 Suzanne 83, 85 Courtney, Jeffery Lynn 88 Courtney, Stanley 84 COX GWRIGI-IT IGA 99 Curl, David 84 Cutshaw, Curtis 84 Cutshaw, Darryll 63,80 Cutshaw, David 80 Cutshaw, Robert 83 D Dail, Mrs. Beulah 64,71 Dail, Eric 64 Dail, ivk. Moran L. 13,63,64,70 71 Dail, Stacey 64, 75, 83, 85 Darnewood, Judy 37, 76, 77, 80 Davis Darlene 29, 34, 60, 62 Davis, Micki 82 Davis, Regina 9,10,12,15,38, , BOWLlN'S MARKET 91 Brabson, Paul 40,57 Brady, Debbie 83,85 Britt, Kathy 80 Britt, Roy 60 Britt, Vickie 86 Brooks, Bobby 85 Brooks, Darryl 82 BROOKS GROCERY 92 Carnes, Mr. Dale 71 Carr, Doris 82 Carr, Penny 86 Carr, Tony 85 CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE 95 Brooks, Kenny 80 Brooks, Kim 86 Brooks, Mike 81 Brooks, Ricky 60 Brooks, Tanyia 81 Brooks, Terry 83, 86 Brown, Barbara 13,18,57 Brown, Betty 18, 20, 22, 27, 33, 34, 35,54 Brown, Debra 87 BROWN DRUG STORE 101 Brown, Jane 60 Andrea 34, 37,60 Brown, Timmy 87 Brown, Wayne 83 Bruner, Allen 81 Bruner, Mrs. Lillian 74 Bruner, Marvin 83 Bruner, Robert 87 Bruner, Ricky 60 CARTER FLOWER SHOP 94 Casey, Mrs. Donna 71 Casey, M.r. Thomas 71 CAS WALKER'S STORE 101 Cate, Janice 4, 8,12, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38,40,44,49, 51, 63, 89 Cate, Kenneth 36,60 Cate, Sherry 37,76,81 Cate, Steve 25, 30, 33,36,57 Catlett, Mr, CharlesA. 65 Charles, Mrs. Becky 34,66,7O CHARLIE McCALL 105 Charney, Michael 54,55 Charney, Steven 85 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 93 CITY AUTO SUPPLY 91 CLEN'S PHARMACY 91 Cline, Robert 84 Cloninger, Teresa 88 COBB'S GROCERY 93 Cole, Brenda 84 Cole, Shirley 80 Burcham, Mr. Stephen 71 Burcham, Mrs. Stephen 71 Burnette, Donald 85 Burnette, Randal 80 Byrd, Debbie 85 Byrum, Debbie 82 Byrum, Dennis 88 Byrum, Nancy 82, 84 Byrum, George 84 Byrum, Steven 88 Byrum, Timmy 83, 87 C Cain, Mrs. Carolyn 72,73 Cain, Eddie 80 Cain, Mike 88 CAIN PAINT S BODY SHOP 94 Cain, Sherry 9, 12,15, 39,40,41, COLLEGE CLEANERS 98 Collins, Roy 87 Collins, Virgil 87 Collins, William 82 COMPTON CONSTRUCTION COMP, 95 Conner, Cindy 81 Conner, Joni 87 Conner, Randy 57, 58 Cook, Cathy 82 Cook, Chris 86 Cook, Chrys 75,77,79,84 Cook, David 29,31,36,57,63,119 Cook, Doon 5, 39,45,48 Cook, Dennis 23, 24, 28, 83, 36, 60, 119 Cook, Donna 87 Cook, Kim 75, 76, 80 Cook, Mike 60, 62 112 45,49 89,118 Denton, 1 20 Denton, Denton, Depew, Depew , D illard, Dillard, Dillard, Dillard, Dossett, Dossett, Dugger, Dugger, Dugger , Duignan, Duignan, Duignan, Duignan, 7 Sharon 6, 9, 38,45, 49, 89, Tony 86 William 83 Kathy 85 David 81 Christy 88 John 87 Sherry 85 Verilyn 82 David 60 Ricky 60 A nthony 88 Arnold 82 , 83 Wynn 85 Duwan 57 Jeffery 82 Sonya 8 3, 85 Susan 86 DUVALL'S GROCERY 110 ELECTRO E INSTITUTE OF KNOXVILLE 102 Elmore, Elmore Elmore, Elmore, Elmore, Elmore, Elmore, 3 Eugenia 86 Jason 88 Norman 87 Susie 88 Teresa 87 Wade 86 Emory, Donald 81 ENKA 102 Eslinger, Eslinger , Eslinger, Eslinger , Eslinger, Barney 88 Debbie 82 Hal 88 Mike 86 Patricia 85 F FARRAR'S FUNERAL HOME 98 FARRIS F. C.A. FEDERAL MOTOR COMPANY 110 33 LAND BANK ASSOCIATION NIC COMPUTER PROGRA MING - 107 F.H.A. 34,35 FIELDEN'S FUNERAL HOME 98 Fields, Joey 60 Fields, Kay 80 Fields, Kim 82 Fields, Pam 80 Fields, Steven 87 Finchum, Donna 88 Finchum, James 13 Finchum, Kenneth 78,82 Finchum, Lisa 86 FIR ST NATIONAL BANK 98 Fisher, Becky 83 FLOWER BOX 109 Fortenberry, Franke 84 Fortenberry, Johnny 81 Fortenberry, Patsy 15,29,54,118 4-WAY DRIVE-INN RESTAURANTS 1 4-WAY INN MOBILE HOMES 103 Frame, Mary Jane 85 Frame, Thomas 81 Frame, Thomas Coy 81 France, Kaye 35,57 France, Ronnie 85 Frazier, Becky 10, 15, 18, 20, 22,33, 35, 57 Frazier, Freddie 84 FREEMAN'S FURNITURE AND MOBILE HOMES 98 G Gallaher, Gail 19, 26, 35,57,58 Gann Dennie 88 . Gann: sherry 69,76, 81 Gentry, Beatrice 83 Gentry, Linda 57,58 Gentry, Mary 81 George, Angela 88 Gillette, Sarah 34,37,60,62,69 Gillette William 86 Glenn, Anthony 85 Glenn, George 58 Glenn, Louie 60 Gourley, Deborah 88 Gourley, Larretha 81 Gourley, Larry 85 GRAHAM'S STUDIO, INC. 100 GRANTHAM'S MARKET 92 Green, Kathy 81 Green, Kim 83,86 Greene, Calvin 10 E. LUKE GREENE 94 Greene, Rita 10 Greene, Robin 10,86 Greenlee Mrs. Carolyn 72,73 9 Greenlee, Mr. Doug 20,-22,23,25, 28, 33 38,66,7O Gr-iffen, Robert 12, 23, 24, 28, 33, 36,54.118 Griffen, Wayne 87 Griffin, Charlene 14,18, 26,54 Griffin, Curtis 25,33,6O,62 Griffin, Darlene 5,9,12,38,40 41 45,49 89,119 Griffin, Michael 78,81 H Hamilton, Larry 80 Haggard, Mrs. Mildred 74 Hall, Robin 82 Hamilton, Randy 63,69, 80 Hamilton, Robin 86 Index Hamilton, Timmy 84 Hampton, Cherie 80 Hardin, Nancy 15 Hardin, Randy 86 Hardin, Rodney 84 Hardin, Sandra 87 Harris, Eunice 85 Harris, Shelton 59,6O,62 Harris, Terry 11, 17, 23, 24, 29, 30, 54,63 Hawk, Denise 81 Hays, Chris 83,85 Hays, Leslie 82,83 Hayes, Cathy 87 Hayes, Helen 82, 84 Heatherly, Chris 15, 29, 34, 35, 53,54,118 Henry, David 86 Henry, Mike 81 Henry, Ray 84 Henry, Tammy 88 Henshaw, Marilyn 82 Henshaw, Randy 86 Henshaw, Shelia 88 Henshaw, Sherry 84 Hensley, Bertha 83, 84 HENSLEY DODGE CORPORATION 110 Herrell, David 81 Herrell, Vernon 80 Hickman, Mr, Burl 65,74 Hickman, David 86 Hickman, Jeffery 87 Hillard, Eddie 81 Hillard, Robin 88 Hillard, Roy 78,80 Hillard, Sara Ann 34,35,37,59, 60,62 Hodge, Charlesenna 86 Hodge, Mr. Frank 65 Hodge, James 87 Hodge, Pat 83 Hodge, Sharon 81 Hodge, Shelia 87 Hodge, William 85 HODGES AUTO PARTS CO. 108 Hodges, Mrs. Ella Bea 69,71 Hodges, Peggy 29, 35, 37,54,62 Sheila 76, 82 Hodges, Hodges, Mrs. Thelma 73,82 Hodges, Mr. William R. 65,71 HODGSON OIL CO, 108 Hoffner, Ada 82 Hoffner, James 83, 86 Hoffner, Walter 88 Holley, Mrs. Ottis Dean 72 HOLSTON CENTER 99 HOLSTON ESSO SERVICE CENTER 93 Hoskins, Marilyn 20, 21, 22, 33, 34, 35, 60, 62 Hubbard, Mr, BobbyJ, 65 HUGH E. CATE AGENCY 104 Humbard, Cathy 83 Hux, Debbie 5,10,13,15, 20, 21, 22, 29, 33, 34, 35, 54, 118 Hux, Patti 75, 79, 84 Hux, Paula 75, 79, 84 I Ingram, Randy 88 113 I JACK'S 106 James, Gerald 83, 86 James, Mrs. Martha 74 James, Mr. Raymond 74 Janeway, Carla 86 Janeway, Dixie 87 Janeway, Monica 82,83 H.B. JARNAGIN AND COMPANY 107 JEFFERSON BLOCK AND SUPPLY COMPANY 98 JEFFERSON CENTER 103 JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH OF MORRISTOWN FEDERAL 105 JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK 106 JEFFERSON COUNTY MOTOR CO. INC. 107 JEFFERSON FARMERS COOPERATIVE 97 Johnson, Ronnie 41,60 Jones, Angela 83,84 JONES BROTHER CONSTRUCTION Co. 94 Jones, Connie 82 Jones, Danny 60 Jones, Jerry 80 Jones, Leon 60 Jones, Mike 81 Jones, Timothy 85 JULIE'S DRIVE-IN 105 K KEIRSEY'S'BEAUTY SALON 90 Keirsey, Donna 37, 76, 81, 87, Keirsey, Kathy 75,79,84 KEIRSEY'S SERVICE STATION 90 KERNS 108 KEITH'S 110 Key Club 36 Kiestler, Paulette 15,19,26,33 54 Kinkead, Harlan 82 Kinkead, Irene 85 Knight, Terry 78, 82 Knight, Vicki 34, 60, 62 KNIGHT'S VARIETY STORE 110 KNOXVILLE GREETING CARD CO, 110 KNOXVILLE MACK DISTRIBUTORS 103 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY 99 Kyker, Mr. Sherril 36, 40, 67, 70 L Langston, Gary 81 Langston, Jeffery 88 Langston, Rhonda 88 Langston, Sherry 82,84 Lauderdale, Brenda 82 Lauderdale, Eddie 80 Lawless, Kathy 13,60 Lawson, Darrell 10,57 Lawson, Debbie 81 Lawson, Rusty 86 Lawson, Tanya 76,83,85 Lawson, Tena 82 Lawson, Todd 87 Lawson, William 28,31, 33,36,41, 56, 57, 66 Lay, Mr. John 67 Legg, Mrs. Bobbie 63,67 Library Club 37 LINDA 'S HAIR FASHIONS Light, Vicki 61 LOCAL 748 IUE 105 Lockhart, Gerald 10 Lockhart, Susan 10 Lockhart, Wesley 61 Long, Gary 9,29,49,63 Lowe, Anthony 84 108 Loy, Mrs. Annette 29,30,37,63, 68, 70 Loy, David 86 Loy, Stanley 3, 23, 33, 36,57 Loy, Wesley 84 LOY 'S MOTEL 110 Lusk, Karen 10, 20, 22, 33, 35,41, 56,58 Luttrell, Carlos 83 Luttrell, Charles 86 Luttrell, David 62 Luttrell, Mrs. Evelyn 73 Nichols, Ann 61 Luttrell, Johnny 83, 85 Luttrell, Rocky 87 Luttrell, Ronnie 80 M MAGNAVOX 97 Mahan, David 88 Manis, Allen 80 Linda 8, 12, Mary 83 Manis, Teresia 81 MARGARET 'S ANT ING SHOP 110 Manis, Manis, 49 IQUE REFINI SH- Index Merriman, Jane 82,83 Merriman, Joey 80 METCALF'S WATCH REPAIR 95 Miller, David 77,78, 80 Miller, Debbie 85 Miller, John 81 Miller, Randy 80 Miller, Teresa 4, 29, 30, 35, 54,63,66 Mims, Mr, George 79 Mize, Sharon 58 Moore, Doug 85 Moore, Greg 82 Moore, Jimmy 88 Moore, Linda 86 Morgan, Chucky 84 Morgan, Kim 84 Morgan, Stacey 87 MORRISTOWN FLYING SERVICE, INC. 100 MORRISTOWN OFFICE MACHINES 109 Mort, Miss Reba 72 MOTOR SERVICE SUPPLY CO 104 Moulden, Cynthia 80 Moulden, Wayne 78,81 Murray, Ricky 84 N Neal, Becky 81 Neese, Tammy 88 NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY 104 Newman, Terry 14,36,54, 55,63 Newman, Tony 77,78, 80, 81 NEW MARKET AMERICAN SERVICE STATION 96 NEW MARKET ESSO SERVICE STATION 96 Plainsman Yearbook Staff 38, 39 Pollard, Debbie 81 Pollard, Denise 81 POLLY TRENT 91 PORTER'S TIRE SERVICE 110 Pratt, Gerald 86 Pratt, Sammy 81 Prince, Mr. George 65 Province, Becky 8,10, 12,18, 34, 35, 38, 40, 41, 43, 46, 49, 52, 67, 89 Province, Bill 8,12, 30, 31, 36, 38, 39, 45, 46, 47, 49, 52, 68, 89 Province, Larry 29, 55, 63 Province, Susan 88 Province , Vickie 69, 80 Pruitt, Betty 86 Pruitt, Eugene 85 Pruitt, James 87 Pruitt, Kimberly 87 Pruitt, Pruitt, Leland 25, 61 sandra 13, 35, 56, 58 MASCOT MARKET 110 Matthew, Dawn 82 Matthews, Tammy 80 McAndrew, Mr. Y.J. 65 Nichols, Nichols, Nichols, Norton Norton, 7 Jacque 82, 84 Robin 83, 85 Tracy 88 Cathy 82,84 Chucky 83,86 McBee, Dianna 13,15,19,2.6,33 34, 7 Norton, Daryl 36,61 Pruitt, Sherry 83 Q Quilliams, Donnie 14,23,24,33, 36,41,53,55 Quilliams, Dwaine 23,25,33, 36, 61, 62 R RBM COMPANY 106 READY MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Reagan, Emagene 15, 34, 61 , 69 Reagan, Mary Lou 8,10, 13, 17, 20, 21, 22, 33, 34, 35, 38, 40, 41 , 43, 46,48,49,50, 51, 52, 89 REECE TALLENT PHOTOGRAPHERS 105 Reed, Cynthia 80 Reed, Debbie 80 Reed, Mary 86 Reed, Sharon 84 35,41,56,58 McBee, Sherry 87 McCall, Bart 87 McCall, Lisa 86 McCall, Sandra 88 McCampbell, Mary 84 McCarrell, Mike 78, 80, 81 McCarter, Cathy 14, 17, 20, 21, 22, 33, 34, 35, 36,41,53,54, 118 McCarter, Tony 84 McCARTY MORTUARY 100 McClane, Mrs. Bonnie Jean 68,70 McCrary, Carolyn Sue 87 McDaniel, Jeff 84 Norton, Norton, Norton, Norton, Owens, 42, Owens, Owens, 55 Joseph 76, 78, 85 Junior 87 Ronald 83 Sherri 83, 86 0 James 5, 29, 30, 38, 40,41 , 46,89 Patricia 18, 19, 26, 34,61 Wayne 5, 23, 29, 33, 36,54, P Reneau, Mr. C, E, 65 Repass, Eddie 81 Rickard, Sharon 81 Riddle, David 84 Riddle, Deborah 86 Riddle, Eddie 78, 84 Riddle, Janice 35, 58 Riddle, Kristy Jo 86 Riddle, Larry 80 Riddle, Linda 87 Riddle, Randy 83, 85 Riddle, Renea 83, 85 Riddle Rlddlei Sonya 85 Teresa 82,84 McGee, Mrs. Ruth 72 McGhee, Mrs. Ann 58,68 McGhee, Anthony 88 McGhee, David 61 McGhee, Earlene 14, 29 30, 31, 34, 35,41,58,63 ' McGhee, George 88 McGinnis, Audrey 83 McGinnis, Kathy 15,54 McGinnis, Loria 87 Mellon, Dennis 87 Merriman, G ail 61 PARK NATIONAL BANK 101 Parrott, Al 29, 36, 54, 55, 63 Parrott, Mrs. Eloise 72 Parrott, Mrs. Wilma Jean 72 Paschal, Roger 78,82 Patterson, Chucky 80 Phipps, Mrs. Linda 19,63,69, 70 PIGGLY WIGGLY 95 Pilgrim, Janice 86 Pilgrim, Karen 84 Pitman, David 86 114 Riddle, Wanda 88 Riley, Matt 87 RILEY'S GARAGE 93 Rines, Chris 83,85 Rines, Shelia 87 Roderick, Arnold 81 Charles 81 Roderick, Roderick, Darrell 87 Roderick, David 88 Roderick, Deloris 13,18,20 29 3O,33,35,55,63 ' ' 102 Roderick, Donald 33,58 N Roderick, Gary 13,17,23,24, 25, 29, 30, 31 , 33,41 , 53, 55, 63, oderick, Janie 81 oderick, Nancy 84 oderick, Ralph 61 oderick, Sabrina 80 oderick, Teresa 85 osser, Mr. Steven 69, . S. Hotline Staff 40 udder, Judy 83,85 70 udder, Karen 35,58,66 udder, Sharon 80 ussell, Allen 84 ussell, Karen 87 ussell, Penny 82,86 ussell, Scott 84 ussell, Stacy 87 Russell, Terry 36, 41,59, 61 Eussell, Tina 81 utherford, Robin 82 83 Rutherford Terr 36,83,87 7 V 7 Rutherford, Timmy 86 S 118 1 AV MOR DISCOUNT DRUG AND 5 I PHARMACY 107 Scalf, Darrell 57,58 Scalf, Debbie 80 Scalf, Nancy 85 Fchrader, Janet 5,1o, 12, 20, 22, 27, 33, 34, 61 , 62 Schrader, Mrs. Minnie 73 Schrader, Timmy 80 Seabolt, Carl 85 Seabolt, Christine 88 Seabolt, Hazel 82 Seabolt, Ray 88 Seals, Dwayne 82,86 el Amanda 86 F VV, Selvy, Patsy 10,17,20,22, 29,58, , 63,68 seivy, Ricky 83 Shackelford, Alice 81 Sharp, Angie 83,86 Sharp, Mr. Mack 74 Sharp, Vicky 88 SI-IIPE G CATLETT HARDWARE 94 SI-IONEY'S, Knoxville 1 SHONEY'S, Morristown 01 106 Skeen, Ann 5, 9,12, 13, 29, 30, 31, 34, 38, 40,41 ,43,44,47, 49, 63, 89 SKEEN FURNITURE CO, 105 Skeen, Glendia 4,13, 28,30, 55, 63 Skeen, Jeannie 83 Skeen, Mrs. Jessie 74 Smith, Angie 88 Smith, Billie 88 Smith, Carol 86 Smith, Darlene 81 Smith, Janet 82,84 Smith, Kelly 86 Smith, Martha 83,84 Smith, Pam 81,82 Smith, Phil 61 Smith, Mrs. Phyllis 73 Smith, Renee' 86 Smith, SherriAnn 85 Smith, Sonya 88 Smith, Sue 82,83 Smith, Teresa 69, 81,82 Index Smith, Timmy 88 S.M. FORTENBERRY SAUSAGE 96 Smyre, Buddy 83, 87 Smyre, Cecil 87 Snyder, Ralph .81 Snyder, Robin 87 Snyder, Tommy 87 SOLOMON ESSO STATION S GARAGE 91 Solomon, Jeffery 81 Solomon, Keith 23, 25, 36, 61 Solomon, Terry 83, 86 Stallings, Andria 80 Stallings, Becky 82,83 Stallings, Darlene 29,34,61,62 Stallings, David 85 Stallings, Freddie 25, 33, 62 Stallings, Kevin 86 Stallings, Leon 62 Marlene 87 Stallings, Stallings, Michael 87 Stallings, Rodney 86 Stallings, Sherri 69, 75, 76, 79, 80 Stallings, Sylvia 15, 28, 34, 55 STANDARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY, INC. 96 STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 96 Steadman, Donna 81 Steadman, Janet 82,84 Steadman, Ricky 88 Stipes, Angie 88 Stipes, Kim 83,85 Stipes, Ronald 87 Stipes, Tammie 83,84 SUSANN'S BEAUTY SHOP 92 T TARR CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. 106 Templin, Roger 13 TENNESSEE AGRICULTURAL LIME CORPORATION 104 TENNESSEE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 102 Thomas, Jimmy 6, 29, 30, 31, 55, 63 Thomas, Larry 25,33,62,118 Thomas, Ralph 85 Ranota 82, 84 Thomas, Thomas, Ross 85 Thomas, Tammie 76,80 Thomas, Timmie 78,82 Thompson, Claude 4, 12,17, 21, 26, 28, 29, 3O,31,55,63, 68 Thompson, Dennis 75, 77, 80 Thompson, Marvin 23,25,33,41,56, 58 Thompson, Mia 88 Thompson, Mr. Robert 74 Thorpe, David 62,80 Thorpe, Dewell 84 Thorpe, Donnie 9, 10,11,12, 38, 40, 44,46,47,49 Thorpe, Rhonda 35,58,69 Thorpe, Ronald 11,36,58 Thornton, Mr. Kenneth 65 TINSLEY-BIBLE DRUG STORE 107 Toomey, Mrs. Martha 72 Trent, David 62 Trent, Gary 11, 25, 27, 28, 33, 58 TRENTVILLE T. V. AND RADIO SHOP 91 115 TRI COUNTY REALTY COMPANY 110 Turner, Deloris 84 Turner, Gregory 87 Turner, Les 80 Turner, Phil 88 Turner, Rhonda 84 Turner, Sharon 1O,13, 17, 20, 22, 33,35,58 Turner, Steve 25,33,41,59,62 V Valentine, Becky 86 Valentine, Michael 84 Valentine, Wayne 83 Vanaman, Dr. ShermanA. 65 W WADE'S BAKERIES 97 Wagner, Randy 55 Wagner, Vicki 15, 34,62 Walker, Anglia 81 Walker, Lester 86 Walker, Melvin 87 Walker, Roger 88 Walker, Tammy 82 Ward, Brenda 85 Ward, Charles 83 Ward, Dwayne 88 Watkins, Mrs. Martha 72,73 Weaver, Lynn 23, 25, 33, 58 W, E, QDOBBERJ LUTTRELL BARBER SHOP 90 WENDELL'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 107 Whitaker, Bobby 82 Whitaker, David 81 Whitaker, Deborah 29,35,62, 69 Whitaker, Dennis 62,63,80 Whitaker Johnny 58 Whitaker, Rickie 29, 30, 62,63, 68 WHITE STORES 100 Whitehouse, Scarlett 87 WHITEWAY 100 Whittaker, Greg 85 Whittaker, Vickie 85 Wiggleston, Anna Gay 87 Wiggleston, Ginger 85 Wiggleston, Joey 84 Willhite, Mrs. Marlene 73 Williams, Owen 83,85 Williams, Tammy 83,86 Williams, Terry 84 Wilson, JoAnne 76,81 Wilson, Larry 58,62 WINSTEAD'S CHEROKEE SHELL 104 Witt, Allen 83 Witt, John 4, 8, 12, 16, 23, 29, 30, 33, 38, 40, 47, 48, 49, 63, 89 Witt, Samuel 86 WOLFE ENTERPRISES , INC. 93 Wolfenbarger, Leslie 87 Wood, John 85 Wood, Mrs. Rebecca 73 Wood, Sharon 87 Woolard, Darrell 55 Workman, Jerry 83 Wright, Roger 87 Wyrick, Deborah 35,62 Wyrick, Mike 81 Y Young, Mr. Walter B. 73 Senior Directory MARTHA SUE BLAIR Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. Clarence Blair, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Glee Club 1, 2,4, Beta Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff-- Editor 4, P.E. Assistant 1, F. H.A, 1, 2, 3,4--Parliamentar- ian 4, State Degree 4, State Convention Representative 2,4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Most Courteous 4, Newspaper Staff--Sports Editor, Production Editor 4, Student of the.Month fOctoberj 4, Mentioned in Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students, Named an Outstand- ing Student of America, Valedictorian, P.T.A. Citizenship Award. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Science, Math- ematics. . SHERRY LOU CAIN Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred C. Cain, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 1, Class Reporter 3, 4, Newspaper Staff--Class Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Library Club 1. Major: Home Economics Minors: Mathematics, Science. LINDA JO CAMERON Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. Linden K. Cameron, Rt. 3, Straw- berry Plains. F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4--Parliamentarian 3, Vice- President 4, Sales Chairman 3, Candidate for Sub-Reg- ional Vice-President 3, U ,T. Varsity Visit Representative 3, Newspaper Staff- -Editor 4, Yearbook Staff--Assistant Editor 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4--Captain 4, Athletic Letter 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2--Captain 2, Basketball Queen Candidate 2, 3,4, Queen 4, Library Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Class President 3, Class Favorite 3, Key Club Sweet- heart 3,4, P.E. Assistant 3, Office Assistant 3,4, Elemen- tary Cheerleader Sponsor 3, Friendliest 4, Miss Rush Strong 4, Beta Club 4, Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Typewriting, History. JANICE MILDRED CATE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Cecil M. Cate, Rt. 3, New Mar- ket, Pep Club 1 , 2, Basketball 1 , 3, Athletic Letter 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Art Club--Reporter 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Bas- ketball Queen Candidate 1, Yearbook Staff- -Assistant Editor 4, P.E. Assistant 3, Beta Club 3,4--President 4, Newspaper Staff--Club Editor 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4--His- torian 3,4, State Officer Candidate 3, Sales Chairman 3,4, State Officer Candidate 3, Sales Chairman 2, Scrapbook Committee Chairman 3, 4, U.T. Varsity Visit Representative 4, State Degree 4, F.H.A . State Conven- tion Representative 4, Class Favorite 1, Class Reporter 1, Class Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Mentioned in Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Business, Mathematics. TOMMY DEAN COOK Son of Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert T. Cook, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff- -Business Staff 4. Major: History. Minors: Mathematics, Science. KAREN REGINA DAVIS Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. Ed Davis, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1, Cheer- leader 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff--Fashion Editor 4, P.E. Assistant 2, Library Club 1, Office Assist- ant 2, Basketball Queen Candidate 2. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Mathematics, History. SHARON DALE DENTON Daughter of Mr. GMrs. C.E. Denton, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains, F,I-I,A, 1, 2, 3, Class Favorite 2, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Class Reporter 2, Newspaper Staff--Social Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Library Club 1, Basketball Queen Can- didate 1. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Mathe- matics, Science. DARLENE KAYE GRIFFIN Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. Fred Griffin, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. F.I-I.A. 2, 3, Basketball Manager 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff- -Art and Cartoon Editor 4, Class Favorite 4, Glee Club 1, 2, P.E. Assistant 2. Major: Home Economics. Minors: History, Mathematics. JAMES GRATON OWENS Son of Mr. S Mrs. Ray Hensley, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Class Favorite 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff-- Business Staff 4, Aft Club 4. Majgr: Higtgyy. Mingrgg Science, Mathematics. BILL ALEXANDER PROVINCE, JR. Son of Mr. G Mrs. BillA. Province, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Upward Bound 3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Key Club 2, 3, 4--President 4, Art Club--President 4, Yearbook Staff --Layout Editor 4, Newspaper Staff--Business Manager 4, Class President 1, Class Vice-President 2, Delegate to UN Convention at M. T . S.U . 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Most Courteous 4, Student of the Month QOctoberJ 4, Mentioned in Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students, Named an Out- standing Student of America, I Dare You Award. Majors: Mathematics, History. Minor: Science. REBECCA LOUISE PROVINCE fBECKYj Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. BillA. Province, Rt. 3, Straw- berry Plains. Beta Club 3,4--jefferson County Beta Club Secretary 4, Class Vice-President 4, Yearbook Staff-- Assistant Editor 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Scrapbook Commit- tee 3,4, State Degree 4, Basketball Queen Candidate 4, First Runner-up 4, Newspaper Staff--News Editor, P.E. Assistant 2, Glee Club 1, 2, State Convention Represent- ative 4. Majors: Home Economics, Mathematics. Minors: Science, History. MARY LOU REAGAN Daughter of Mr. GMrs. R.E. Reagan, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. P.E. Assistant 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Elementary Cheerleader Sponsor 1, Pep Club 1, 2, F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4--President 4, Scrapbook Committee 2, 3, 4, State Convention Representative 2,4, State Degree 4, Smoky Mountain Sub-Regional Song Leader 4, Beta Club 3,4--President 4, Basketball 2, 3,4--Captain 3,4, F.C.A--President 4, Athletic Letter 2 3 4, Office Assist- I I , ant 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Class President 2,4, Class Secretary 3, Yearbook Staff- -Editor 4, Newspaper Staff-- Assistant Editor 4, Most Humorous 4, Mentioned in Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students, Named an Outstanding Student of America, Salutatorian, D.A . R, Good Citizen Award, I Dare You Award. Major: Home Economics. Minors: Mathematics, Science. ANITA LOUISE SKEEN QANNJ Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. H.C. Skeen, Rt. 3, New Market. N Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 1,4, Art Club--Secretary 4, Class Secretary 4, Best All Around 4, P.E. Assistant 2, Office Assistant 3, Newspaper Staff--Social Editor 4, Yearbook Staff--Assistant Editor 4. Majors: Home Economics, Math- ematics. Minors: Science, Typewriting. DONALD HUGH THORPE Son of Mrs. Trula Thorpe and the late Mr. Hughes Thorpe, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Basketball Manager 1, Athletic Letter 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff--Business Staff 4, Best All Around 4, Friendliest 4. Major: History. 116 Minors: Science 5 Mathematics . JOHN WALLACE WITT, JR. Son of Mr. 8 Mrs. john W. Witt, Rt. 3, Strawberry Plains. Pep Club 1545 Art Club 45 F.C.A. 45 Basketball Manager 15 Scoreboard Keeper 152, 3, 45 Office Assistant 25 Year- book Staff 45 Newspaper Staff--Business Staff 45 Athletic Letter 15 Graduation Usher 35 Most Humorous 45 Class Favorite 25 Mr, Rush Strong 4. Major: History. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Senior Direcotry 2 '5 'i 1Y9Vl61'4s?? 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Mr. Ed Bailey, American Yearbook Representative Graham's Studios Reece Tallent Photographers Ron Warwick Photographers Mr, Tom Bruckner, photographer for Graham's Studios Miss Eleanor Barnes, instructor of yearbook sessions of the journalism Institute at the University of Tennessee Mr. Ron Wempe, director of yearbook sessions of the journalism Institute at the University of Tennessee Our principal, Mr Martin L. Dail Our adviser, Miss Mary Ellen Bishop Our advertisers and patrons Our students of Rush Strong School Specifications: This 1972 edition of THE PLAlNSMAN was printed by the American Yearbook Company of Clarksville, Tennessee, under the supervision of its Knoxville representative, Mr. Ed Bailey. To Hlaintain unity throughout the book, the staff used Lectrityped News Gothic Type. All capitals were used in the copy of the opening section of the book for emphasis of the theme. Paper stock used was tru white enamel. End.. sheet paper is ivory color. The embossed cover was chosen from the styleline series. The fish- eye lens photographs on the title page and the closing page were produced by Ron Warwick Studios, Knoxville, Tennessee. The process four-color reproduction, whic appears on pages 8 and 9, was taken by Mr. Tom Bruckner from Graham's Studios, Knoxville, Tennesse Class portraits and some organizations and candid photographs were the production of Graham's Studios. Mr. Reese Tallent, from Tallent Photographers, jefferson City, Tennessee, photographed and printed the sports pictures and other candids. Miss Mary Ellen Bishop photographed varied student activities. 7 h e Vibrations. The start of a new clay for everyone means the battle's just begun. . .and although some things change, life lives on. Vibrations ofthe world are always changing but never ending. . .The hope of a better tomorrow. Looking back to good times, but looking ahead to even better times. 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