St Paul High School - Estonoa Yearbook (St Paul, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1979 volume:

DEDICATION All of our faculty members have worked hard to achieve the best for our school and our students, many with little recognition. It is at this time that we, the 1979 ESTONOA staff, with our highest respect and sincerity, dedicate this edition of the ESTONOA to you. MR. ROBERT ROBBINS Throughout your many years of teaching, you have brought before us many educational challenges which have encouraged your students to do their very best. Your humor helped to ease our journey through high school and you have been a great inspiration to us. Thank you, Mr. Robbins. J. FRED MATTHEWS MEMORIAL LIBRARY CT PAUL. VIRGINIA Soe Ol cB | a es ra a y TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ANNUAL STAFF SENIORS FACULTY CLASSES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Front: L to R: Jackie Domby; organi- zation, Vickie Johnson, Editor; Rebecca Powers, Business Manager; Jane Kirk, Classes; Teresa Suther- land, Ads; Back: L to R: Jimmy Ward, Sports; Stan Banner, Assistant Editor. As editor of the Estonoa Staff, | would like to express my appreciation to all people who are responsible for this publication of the ESTONOA. My warmest thanks go to Mrs. Hensdill for all her dedication, hard work, advice, and most of all, her love and understanding toward the Staff. Many hours were spent by the Staff to make this book a reality. | hope that on each page you will find a memory that you will treasure in years to come. Vickie Johnson Editor Sponsors: L to R: Miss Bolling, Mrs. Hensdill. Simao cle itch saeaietae L to R: Debbie McReynolds, Karen Willis, Historian; Rebecca Powers, President; Vickie Johnson, Trea- surer; Jane Kirk, Secretary; Aaron Porter, Vice-President. Jeffery Lynn Austin Chester Glenn Bays Lana Marlene Bise Jeff Glenn Marlene Patsy Ellen Blevins Donna Gail Burton Danny Lee Clay Patsy Gail Danny Jacqueline Domby Jeffery Angelo Goodson Randy Lee Hall Jackie Jeff Randy 1979 SENIOR The Senior Class of 1979 do hereby present a history to anyone who is willing to read it. It all began in the fall of 1967. Those were the good old days. We did not realize at that time, however, that we were in the making of the most outstanding group to ever graduate from St. Paul High School, otherwise known as the class of '79. In 1967, our class, with bright, expectant faces, presented itself to the first grades of various schools to begin our education. Gail Burton, Jackie Domby, Jeff Goodson, Vickie Johnson, Jean Kennedy, Neal Kilgore, Wendy Kiser, Charlie Lewis, Debbie McReynolds, Mike Mullins, Scott Sneed, Rita Summers, Janice Wright, Aaron Porter, Allen Porter, Randy Wright began at St. Paul Elementary. Jeff Austin, Glenn Bays, Patsy Blevins, David Hileman, Jane Kirk, Tim Meade, Dwayne Musick, Rebecca Powers, Patsy Ramsey, Faith Salyers started at Dwina Elementary. As time passed, in the fifth grade, the St. Paul and Dwina students joined forces and became a united group of outstanding students. Karen Willis entered our class from Roanoke, Virginia also in the fifth grade. Danny Clay came from Castlewood in the sixth grade. As we became older, grew up and reached the higher grades, the work became harder, the teachers rougher, and we had a lot more studying to do. The seventh grade, along with many challenges, brought many things to look forward to — such as the prom. Two new faces entered our class, also. They were Marlene Bise from Kentucky and Randy Hall from Ohio. Jeff Goodson, who left us after the first grade joined us once again when he became discouraged with Castlewood. Suddenly our lives changed. In September, 1974 we were in high school. As we stepped into a higher field of education, a new and frightening experience had begun. It was scary going into the eighth grade. Our elementary teachers had warned us about the slave- driving teachers in high school. Now we know. Many will remember when our Math 8 class, which was taught by Mrs. Kelly, was threatened to be taken before the school board for disciplinary action. Soon the terror of being in the 8th grade was over. The very thought of being a ‘‘freshman”’ in high school gave us a thrill — one we will remember as long as we live. Janet Gordon served as President and Janice Wright served as vice-president. Our Sophomore year was even more thrilling. We were gradually getting closer to our goal. Aaron Porter served as class CLASS HISTORY president and Rebecca Powers served as vice-president. We lost two of our dearest classmates this year when Aaron and Allen Porter moved to Abingdon. Our Junior year introduced us to things which were more realistic. We began to realize that our high school days were coming to a close. Aaron and Allen Porter returned once again to our class this year. Kim Townes from Bristol, Virginia also joined us during this year. In our eventful eleventh grade, we received our class rings — those precious little pieces of metal with our initials carved inside them, for which we had labored eleven long years. During this year the Junior-Senior Prom came with us as hosts. We'll always treasure the memories of this event. Jackie Domby served us as president and Jeff Austin served as vice- president. Many of the athletes in our class will remember that the Girls Track team placed first in the District Track Meet during this year. Our goal is now reached — we are Seniors!! It took twelve long years of hard work and determination to get here and we all feel a special pride in ourselves. We wish to express our thanks to our teachers and to our principal, Mr. Ward, for their helpfulness, continued support and Interest: During this year we were joined by Dale Reedy from Ohio and Tim Couch from West Virginia and our class has grown to have 33 graduates. Many important events have occurred during this, our last year. Our varsity football team broke a 32 game losing Streak with a sweet victory over the Hurley Rebels. Our basketball team has also had a good year with a final record of 9-11. We also feel that being the first class to go the whole five years in the new high school building is important. We would like for our class to be remembered as a Class who insists on having a good time no matter what anyone says. We are a group of fun loving, crazy people who are close and who like to add a little humor to a school day. Our class may not be the most respected, but we are sure to have a good time no matter where we are. Although the curtain is about to fall, and although we boast no claims of unusual integrity, we hope that in your memories you hold a special place for the class of 1979. Samuel David Hileman Victoria Carolyn Johnson Lowella Jean Kennedy David . Vickie Jean Luther Neal Kilgore Tela Jane Kirk Jacqueline Wynn Kiser Neal Jane Wendy Charles William Lewis Phyllis Jean McClellan Debbie Leigh McReynolds Charlie Phyllis Debbie Timothy Ray Meade Michael James Mullins Lawrence Dwayne Musick Tim Mike Dwayne Mr. and Miss Senior Jackie Domby Neal Kilgore Karen Willis Jeff Goodson Most Likely to Succeed Most School Spirited Rebecca Powers Jackie Domby Scott Sneed Jeff Austin Most Studious Jean Kennedy Scott Sneed I Most Athletic Most Dependable Debbie McReynolds Jane Kirk Jeff Austin Neal Kilgore Best Dressed Rebecca Powers Tim Meade Friendliest Faith Salyers Dale Reedy Wittiest Wendy Kiser Mike Mullins SUPERLATIVES Best All Around Jane Kirk Aaron Porter Biggest Flirt Vickie Johnson Dwayne Musick Most Talkative Rita Summers Randy Hall Best Personality Phyllis McClellan Tim Meade | Most Mischievous Debbie McReynolds Charlie Lewis Shyest Karen Willis Dale Reedy 13 Aaron Boyd Porter Aaron Patsy Annette Ramsey Patsy Allen Charles Porter Allen Henry Dale Reedy, Jr. Dale Rebecca Faye Powers Rebecca Althea Faith Salyers Faith Scott Reglnald Sneed Rita Faye Summers Kimberly Suzan Townes Scott Rita Kim Karen Anne Willis Janice Anne Wright Randy Keith Wright Karen Janice Randy is: IN APPRECIATION aka i u Miss Melissa Loggans We, the Senior class of 1979, would like to express our appreciation to Miss Melissa Loggans for her semester as our class sponsor. Although many of her students gave her a rough time, she was loved and respected by many. With her cheerful smile and warm sense of humor, she brightened our days. We appreciate her efforts and are grateful for all she has done for us. We wish her success in her new position and we hope that she will always have a place for us in her memories. 17 LT yi FACU waeneneet 5 ° + 2 2 BULLETIN OUR PRINCIPAL MR. JAMES A. WARD Seniors, By the time you read this many things will have taken place since your graduation. Your classmates will be scattered through the nation, some married, some in the military services, many in college, many departed for work, and some perhaps dead. Take a moment to reflect upon the days of your youth and consider where you may have done better. Consider the advice you may wish to pass on to those who have taken your place as Seniors. Ponder the legacy you have left for them, good or bad, and the kind of legacy you would like to have left for your own children. Do not forget your school days, teachers, activities, and school life as they are treasured times you will long for once you have undertaken the rigors of adult life. You no longer can pass your errant ways off as the irresponsibility of youth and hide behind your youthful innocence. You must now pay your dues to the adult world and shoulder the responsibility of your own actions. Gratefully accept this challenge and yours will be a more fruitful and content future. The friendly faces and warm smiles of these Administrative Assistants help to bring sunshine to a dull school day. We appreciate them and all they do. Miss Sandra Mullins, Asst. Secretary 20 Miss Eileen Bolling: Eng., Home Mr. ND: aD Caceelt Hist., Mrs. Susan Davidson: Physical Ec., Soph. Spon., Chiding Spon., Sociology, Government, Athletic Ed., Chlding Sponsor, Basketball An. Spon., Sophomore Spon. Coach. Coach, Eighth Gr. Spon. Mr. Kyle Fletcher: Gov., History, Mrs. Truth Fraley: Art, Guidance Mr. Jim Hall: Math, Science, Geography, Ath. Coach. Counselor, French, English. Athletic Coach, Eighth Grade Spon. Mrs. Glenna Hensdill: Business, Ms. Sharon Holbrook: EFE Mrs. Corene cern ibrar Annual Spon., FBLA Spon., Junior Spon. Junior Spon. Mrs. Teresa Kelly: Math, Ninth Grade Spon. oa te a wewe Rh Ss! Mr. Robert Robbins: Science, Biology, Freshman Spon. . ra 4 | Mr. Mike Mason: DECA Spon., | Distributive Education. | Mr. Randy Mabe: Account., Economics, FBLA Spon. Mrs. Peggy Lipps: English, Sophomore Spon. Mrs. Rebecca Mooney: English, Speech, Senior Sponsor. Mr. Thomas Payne: Athletic Coach, Drivers Ed. f a ie Mr. Douglas Salyers: Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation. 21 22 STUDENT TEACHERS COOKS Miss Carolyn Wright: Science [ Lto R: M. Helbert, G. Kirk, A. Mays, L. Holbook 23 24 Joy Asbury Mark Bailey Stan Banner, Jr. Ricky Barker Doug Beavers Donna Blevins Karen Boyer Randall Branham Lisa Ellis Louise Evans Jeff Fields David Gregory John Gurnow Susan Hall Mike Hamilton Steve Hamilton Tina Hamilton Randy Hileman L to R: Joy Asbury, Secretary; Stan Banner, Jr., Pres.; Regan Reedy; Vice-Pres.; Jeanie Murphy, Treas. Todd Huneycutt Jay Johnson Justin Keith George Kennedy Grant Kilgore Scott Long Jeanie Murphy Gail Musick Gail Palmer Regan Reedy David Richardson Julie Robinson Gerald Salyer Hope Salyers Rob Salyers Joey Stanley Stevie Sullivan Teresa Sutherland Wilma Woodruff Billie Jo York — JUAIOR 25 Beverly Austin Jimmy Banner Renita Beavers Bobby Blevins Donna Blevins Nina Booher Jim Burton Sue Burton Karen Carnley Sandra Chaffin Melinda Evans Elaine Fields Vivian Fugate Tammy Hamilton Bruce Hamm Connie Helbert Pam Helbert Jody Hileman : ? ee aS Se to R: Elaine Fields, Treas.; cae Chaffin, Sec.; Vivian Fugate, Vice-Pres.; Front: Jimmy Ward, Pres. ‘Karen-Bil Lisa Holbrook Jonah Lawson Chris Long Dale Marshall Melba Mays Terry McReynolds Rick Meade Tony Mullins Patricia Miller Tim Plaster Alisa Powers Rick Robinson Tammy Sifford Sheila Summers Faith Turner Mary Vicars Jimmy Ward Jeff Williams OOHOMORE Joyce Beavers Scarlet Blevins Kim Bolinsky James Carnley Mike Childers Paula Davis Faith Goodson Mellason Gordon Peyton Gregory Ron Gurnow Chris Hall Jimmy Hall Richard Hamilton Tammy Hamilton Te Tammy Hamm John Head Ronnie Helbert Bureda Hileman L to R: Ron Gurnow, Vice-Pres.; Tammy Hamilton, Sec.; Chris Hall, Treas.; Beth McReynolds, Pres. Sheila Hileman Sherry Hughes Janice Johnson Jennifer Johnson Cindy Kilgore Beth McReynolds Jerry McReynolds Tony McReynolds Marty Neal Patrica Pace Steve Pamsey Lennie Ring Diana Salyers Kevin Salyer Danny Sifford Sharon Willis FRESHMEN Pam Asbury Lisa Austin Chris Blevins Mary Ann Blevins Brenda Boyer Hershal Brooks Nancy Chaffin Mike Ellis Mary Evans Kim Fields Kevin Fletcher Ellen Fugate Bryan Hamilton Melissa Hamilton Chris Holbrook Teddy Johnson Becky Kennedy Tommy Kilgore ] bal L to R: Teresa Rose, Secretary; Tommy Kilgore, Vice-Pres.; Ellen Fugate, Pres. O NM Rhonda Long Liz Marshall Tony Martin Patsy Mays Reba Mullins Mike Powers Cindy Robinson Karen Rose Teresa Rose Bruce Russell Lori Salyers Pam Salyer Jeff Sifford Joe Slemp David Taylor Lani Trent Bryan Williams Kathy Woodruff Marie Wright . IFlIIGIF 31 32 oO o 34 1979 DEACON FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: L to R: J. Lawson, J. Stanley, R. Barker, G. Salyers, T. Kiser, J. Hall, T. Sexton, K. Fletcher, G. Bays; Second Row: L to R: S. Ramsey, J. Keith, G. Kennedy, J. Johnson, L. Cook, J. Ward, D. Beavers, Coach Cassell; Back Row: L to R: Coach Payne, J. Head, C. Lewis, J. Austin, S. Long, J. Goodson, A. Porter, R. Wight, Coach Fletcher. COACHES a: ee a i €: 4 tere wate ir Coaches L to R: Johnny Davis, J. D. Cassell, Kyle Fletcher, Tom Payne e) o 36 EE Front: Marlene Bise; Back: L to R: Debbie McReynolds, Teresa Sutherland, Jackie Domby, Captain; Susan Hall, Joyce Beavers. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM ee Pe oe e ee = Front Row: L to R: M. Ellis, M. Powers, T. Kilgore, H. Brooks; Second Row: L to R: C. Hall, L. Cook, K. Fletcher, J. Head, J. Lawson; Back: Coach Tom Payne. JV DEACON GIRLS eine ak aot a eldiell 39 40 YEAK Front Row: J. Ward, D. Gregory; Second Row: G. Salyers, D. Beavers; Third Row: C. Lewis, S. Banner; Back: N. Kilgore. Coach Jim Hall nt) Neal Kilgore, Senior 1979 DEACON SENIORS 41 JV DEACON BASKETBALL TEAM Fe L to R: Front Row: K. Fletcher, T. Kilgore, T. McReynolds, J. McReynolds, M. Ellis; Middle Row: J. Head, R. Evans, M. Childers, D. Sifford, T. Johnson; Back Center: Thomas Payne — Coach. : 42 GIRL'S TRACK : e OS am Gee res os Standing: P. Asbury, E. Fugate, Long, R. Summers, P. Mays, Coach Kyle Fletcher; Kneeling: B. Austin, M. Bise, B. J. York, L. Ellis, D. McReynolds, J. Beavers. OY'S TRACK L to R: Coach Kyle Fletcher, J. Gurnow, C. Lewis, D. Musick, S. Sneed, J. Goodson, N. Barker, G. Bays, J. Farrow. S. Burton, F. Goodson, J. Kennedy, C. Kilgore, T. Hamilton, D. Salyers, M. Evans, V. Fugate, C. Kilgore, J. Austin, A. Porter, D. Reedy, R. 45 46 SETS te: Gteeaenics rete eeeres ° i¢ ain Kay thd oan HR: NX ye Greve Ay - = Pepys S E N 0 R S 1979 BASEBALL TEAM io é j é , . 5 = Sate Front, L. to R.: T. McReynolds, D. Gregory, A. Porter, G. Salyers, J. Austin, D. Reedy, G. Bays, D. Richardson, J. McReynolds; Back, L. to R.: L. Head, J. Gurnow, J. Hileman, R. Barker, J. Ward, D. King, A. Porter, T. Kiser, C. Lewis, M. Ellis. 47 GIRLS BASKETBAL . ® SCORES 978-79 BOYS J.VeBASKETBALL Rye Cove | 28 Twin Springs 61 Whitewood % é Hurley Pocahontas EIGHTH GRADE BOY'S BASKETBALL cla Ai aa iit Rete ess Ry Twin Springs ” Wise a “Coeburn 'Y John Battle Castlewood Marion ennedy Joyce Beavers — 5 BOY'S BASEBALL � ,Honaker onake oe rvington 50 ahah ce, ae 51 Ser as AtI© 2 ORGAMIZ 52 1979 MARCHING BAND Charles Harmon DIRECTOR spiel oe 2 late Ae! na ae RS Rifles: P. Pace, T. Ham- ilton, capt. by =: Majorettes: M. Evans; D. Blevins; C. Long; Front: V. Fugate, capt. eae s Flags: F. Turner; C. Helbert; S. C. Kilgore; G. Burton, capt. , Pe aay Se. Me “i okt Ye spat 4 ee Bees « Drum Majorette: Jean Kennedy Field Capts.: J. Kirk; V. Johnson; Mr. Harmon. Te a ee 1979 CONCERT BAND J ars EE ee x i i i Sot TA, Ree Se en ae a nthnnon w 6 ¢ — |e ees ee yn tps (eleven SES SS 23+ Ox o ES Geet o— Ore ® PS Tene Ss hy he = Bt Og. rts oS 1 Sp Os Ste Doct S Sao- OG = [8 pt eae S072 _ _- fo me} zm ott MSS Ochre oE 8 ORES oon Sere Ate ® fey {ys} Wk Zo wt Oege 2= 2 S625 ee ce Re eC re esa%uxrd right: E. Fugate, Tf. McReynolds, V. Fugate. to All Regional Band Wise County All County Band = © ® “ : = SS ® e o = Bs ve D o ° = - = ke ® xe) = oO £ 2) — ® a Ss o = oD S iss} a _ © = D ”n , Karen Willis. Not pic- Gail Burton , Kennedy, Vickie Johnson tured: Faith Salyers. 1979 DEACON SENIORS 53 54 ‘Best band director,’’ ‘‘caring,. . . sweet, lovable, funny, understanding;”’ ‘‘one of us;”’ ‘‘a friend;’’ ‘‘always there’ — these are just a few words, from his former band students, describing the mutual affection shared by Mr. Charles E. Harmon, Jr., and his faithful band of musicians, majorettes, and flag and rifle corps. As students of St. Paul High School, we wish to give you our greatest appreciation for the two and one-half years you spent teaching and helping us, and, as one student put it, ‘we'll always remember. . . his everlasting interest in each individual life of all the (band) members. ’ Mr. Charles E. Harmon, Jr. CHORUS ws L. Ellis, M. Mays; Sitting: Mr. Harmon. L to R: A. Powers, D. Blevins, D. Clay, M. Mullins, J. Banner, W. Kiser, YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLUB 4 Standing, L to R: J. Carnley, Mrs. Hopkins, Sponsor; K. Willis, Mr. Robbins, Sponsor; Mrs. Lipps, Sponsor; S. Blevins, J. Johnson, P. Saylers, P. Woodruff, M. Vicars, K. Fields; Sitting, L to R: R. Summers, N. Booher, M. Gordon, R. Beavers, Pres.; J. Kennedy, Sec.-Treas. 55 D.E. | Standing, L to R: T. Mullins, J. Lawson, J. Hall, J. Williams, J. Burton, J. Carter, R. Helbert, T. Hamilton, Mr. Mason, Spon- sor; Sitting, L to R: M. Mays, K. Bolinsky, C. Helbert, B. Blevins. t= Ge: : iil D.E. Il | | 1 CLUBS OF eas te SN sl oa —— 7 . ‘ } | 3 : : a ; % Standing, L to R: D. Reedy, R. Hileman, S. Hamilton, S. Sullivan, T. Huneycutt, G. Kilgore, S. Long, Mr. Mason; Sitting, L to R: T. Hamilton, R. Summers, K. Townes. 56 D.E. Ill a 2 aeeth Standing, L to R: M. Mullins, R. Hall, D. Clay, R. Wright, T. Meade, D. Hileman, Mr. Mason; Sitting, L to R: A. Porter, J. Goodson, G. Bays. OFFICERS re E DUCATION S S Vv S} ¥ ¢ o Ce Ls Se wee oy) hw - a Clues 4a aaa bs re F Y Sitting, L to R: C. Helbert, Pres.; R. Summers, Sec.; Standing, L to R: S. Hamilton, Parl.; R. Hall, Vice Pres.; G. Bays, Reporter; Mr. Mason. 57 58 BWHOADAZO UV . = fo EDUCATION [PROG UNITED BUSINESS EOUCATION atsOcianioN jepe:tmeat of the Metionct Edosetios Asses.eti ee USINESS EADERS MERICA Mrs. G. Hensdill Mr. R. Mabe he. : a U pe) = 4 d E i, A ae Pasa, L. to R.: First Row: B. Powers, Pres.; V. Johnson, V.P.: J. Kirk, Sec.; A. Powers, Treas.; J. Kennedy, Parl.; G. Burton, Hist.; Second Row: T. Sutherland, P. Blevins, M. Bise, J. Asbury, B. York, V. Fugate, B. Austin, N. Booher; Third Row: J. Domby, L. Holbrook, S. Chaffin, K. Boyer, D. Salyers, J. Fields, T. Hamilton, C. Helbert; Not Pictured: S. Banner, Rep. The Future Business Leaders of America participated in the competitions held at Mountain Empire Community College in March. They also attended the Spring Conference and regional Competitions at Clinch Valley College. The parliamentary team won second place. J. Kennedy and S. Banner won third place at Southwest Va. Comm. College. PARLIAMENTARY TEAM eee L. toR.: V. Johnson, J. Kennedy, J. Domby, Mr. Mabe, J. Asbury, J. Fields, J. Kirk. F.H.A. CHAPTER i aay wt : Standing: J. Hileman, B. McReynolds, C. Kilgore, S. Hileman, F. Goodson, M. Neal, P. Ramsey, J. Austin, Sponsor; Miss Bolling; Sitting: G. Palmer, R. Summers, T. Hamilton, C. Long, A. Porter, J. Kennedy. i SPEECH AND DRAMA e e a : : ; Zi i ys ae, Back Row: L. to R.: C. Lewis, D. Richardson, J. Asbury, D. McReynolds; Front Row: L. to R.: M. Evans, T. Hamilton, P. Ram- sey, J. Austin, D. Musick, A. Porter. 59 FRENCH CLUB ” Standing, L. to R.: A. Porter, C. Long, M. Gregory, M. Gordon, M. Bise, J. Wright, S. Sneed, J. Austin, J. Johnson, D. Greg- ory, J. Fields; Sitting, L. to R.: T. McReynolds, K. Willis, F. Salyers, R. Reedy. UIDANCE COMMITTEE “08 Pisa r WN ; J ; d Standing, L. to R.: K. Willis, J. Fields, K. Boyer; Sitting, L. to R.: H. Salyers, A. Powers, D. Blevins, C. Long, D. Gregory, M. Bise. ART CLUB ie oa Dates ad “ eB : 4 «he “4 , : L. to R.: M. Wright, T. Hamilton, T. Sifford, P. Pace, P. Asbury, A. Powers, R. Summers, B. Hamilton, C. Holbrook, D. Taylor, M. Gordon, L. Trent, J. Wright, M. Gregory, J. Fields; Sitting, L. to R.: B. Williams, M. Hamilton. SPONSOR Mrs. Truth S. Fraley is the very shardworking and dedicated sponsor of the FRENCH CLUB, GUIDANCE COMMITTEE, and the ART CLUB. 61 WORK STUDY Standing, L. to R.: J. Kennedy, M. Bise, D. McReynolds, L. Evans, N. Booher, B. J. Yorke, J. Robinson, G. Salyers, B. Blevins; Sitting, L. to R.: S. Summers, P. Ramey, R. Summers, T. Hamilton, G. Musick, K. Boyer. FORENSIC WINNERS Forensic Winners: Front: L. to R.: J. Wright, Mrs. Fraley, E. Fugate Back: L. toR.: S. Banner, Jr., R. Branham. ie] °) 64 65 66 Bai el Sinem core ener MH — = = —_ © © = © © Lil = © oe Rebecca Powers — Queen Randy Hall — King ’ Mr. Ward Prince and Princess Regan Reedy and Teresa Sutherland 72 i mein o nN 74 ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL AWARD'S DAY PROGRAM MAY 21, 1979 Scholarship en Gin ee eee ee ee ee eee pn eee Karen Willis DA: Re Good Citizen cee ee ee Rebecca Powers Mathematics'(5 years) i. 9... oe cen Stan Banner English(5: years) fects sats Soe tence 4s «x .nce te Ln ere Jean Kennedy Social’ Studies: 0 ink Su eo. Aeon ete hone ob ta Pe eee Karen Willis Yearbook Business Manager cess, sees ner eee Rebecca Powers French: (3.vears )iivs ic cee site eg 0 oak ceenine teen Lara ene Janice Wright Home Economics 2s, 22 teens ee ee ee ee ee Wendy Kiser Business Education vate 0 eae ee ee ee Rebecca Powers Vocational Award s230.0).. Spc eee ree eee Benny Blevins D‘A:Rehistory Award] |) oo ose cern ners ere Rick Barker DAR? History: Award(8) tec: 2) sere eee eee ee Teddy Johnson D. Es Student of the:Y earte.. 2cccsc gee en nen ae David Hileman Annas editors fer aencgueti ics cect an ae ern aie Vickie Johnson Book se ae OP erriamann items Tibia fo Cook a Karen Boyer Clas. ent er eee pe ane een cote eae Me Rebecca Powers NYP go ees ees es ra ate me Stan Banner E:F:E. Occupational:Award ers. pee eee Bureda Hileman Geography coke ia cet yceae ee ee ke ee er Roger Lipps Chemistry 5.5 en fete erate, oh aber ne pea tee ate ae Ricky Barker Comimercialj2.cc.cas Se a ri eee Marlene Bise Physical EduCationieae a ee eee Scarlet Blevins Cheerleading’. 5 ot) 3c. tp Tas some eee ee eee Jackie Domby Baseball 2 stte this heehee i eee Glen Bays, Jeff Austin Basketball i. 0; Sone oe, Ae itor a SR ee eee gee er Neal Kilgore HONOrStudents Seseena cette ee ree eee Karen Willis, Jean Kennedy, Jane Kirk, Rebecca Powers, Vickie Johnson, Debbie McReynolds, Jackie Domby, Neal Kilgore. 1979 DEACON BAND SPRING CONCERT 75 76 ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET MAY 24, 1979 8th Grade Football Varsity Football Track J.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball J.V. Girl’s Basketball Baseball Sportsmanship Awards Academic Award ......... Bryan Williams Leadership Award .......... Lester Cook MVP: Award. asd. eae Aaron Porter AILBDDilackle ts pe earner Jay Johnson All BDD' Kickers oe Charlie Lewis Highest Academic Average. . . . Rick Barker Leadership Award....... George Kennedy Bill Bowman Blocking Award . Doug Beavers MVP. Award) asa. seve ng ee Lisa Ellis ‘‘Leatherlungs’”’ Award..... Melinda Evans Most Improved........... Joyce Beavers Leadership Award......... Jean Kennedy Most Improved ........ Jerry McReynolds MVP. 2 eceasieeue oe eee Danny Sifford Offensive Award ........... Stan Banner Defensive Award .......... Regan Reedy Jim Ward Senior Award ............. Charlie Lewis Neal Kelgore MVP oe sete bean torn peas ares Neal Kilgore MV Boe cl OR ae ee ee Lisa Ellis Most Improved........... Joyce Beavers MV Pa ticki ne eee es aes Ellan Fugate Most Improved ........... Cindy Kilgore Highest Batting Average ...... Jeff Austin MV Peston 07 vote feet. nee Tim Kiser Football sateen ces oe te Glenn Bays Boys Basketball............ Neal Kilgore Girl’s Basketball ........... Elaine Fields 1979 SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS 1. Karen Willis 2. Jean Kennedy 3. Jane Kirk 4. Rebecca Powers 5. Vickie Johnson 6. Debbie McReynolds 7. Jacki e Domby 8. Neal Kilgore ee : : 1, Allen Porter, will my |, Jean Kennedy, will my ability to talk like Jimmy __ title of ‘‘Old Woman” to -Carter to Coach Sue Burton so that she Fletcher, so that he will can carry on the become a great tradition with the ‘‘Old Democrat and finally Man. ’ learn how to teach government. |, Aaron Porter, leave a 1, Neal Kilgore, leave giant size portrait of myself Coach Cassell my legs to St. Paul High School so so that he may be able that no one will miss my to see over the podium. gorgeous face. 77 78 GRADUATION 1979 The Baccalaureate Service was held on May 30, 1979 at 7:00 P.M. in the St. Paul High School Auditorium. Reverend Lee Kidd, Pastor of the First Baptist Church of St. Paul, was the speaker. The Candle Processional and class songs started the Commencement exercises on June 2, 1979. Music was provided by Mrs. Kathy Stewart. The Honor’s Address was given by Jean Kennedy and the First Honor’s Address was given by Karen Willis. Following the speeches, Mr. James A. Ward, our principal, awarded the dip- lomas. A special presentation was made to Mr. Ward in behalf of the 1979 Senior Class to commemorate the first five full years of high school in our new building. CLASS OF 1979 Jeffrey Austin Glenn Bays Marlene Bise Patsy Blevins Gail Burton Danny Clay Jackie Domby Jeff Goodson Randy Hall David Hileman Vickie Johnson Jean Kennedy Neal Kilgore Jane Kirk Wendy Kiser Charles Lewis Debbie McReynolds Tim Meade Michael Mullins Dwayne Musick Aaron Porter Allen Porter Rebecca Powers Patsy Ramsey Dale Reedy Faith Salyers Scott Sneed Rita Summers Kim Townes Karen Willis Janice Wright Randy Wright geez o—-avpreexw bpPaAoZzooe @ 79 80 “= Srerream ill NG OVERTI A nr 81 WE SALUTE THE CLASS OF 1979 THE SOUTHWEST BANK OF VIRGINIA It's Nice to Bank With People You Know Our Interest Is People St. Paul, Virginia Discover BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 M. C. JOHNSON OWNER BEN FRANKLIN STORE 3466 428 BROAD STREET ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Senior Class of St. Paul High School H R ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Owners: Edward Hornsby Jarrell Reeves P. O. Drawer 890, Coeburn, Virginia Phone: 762-9049 or 762-9686 Compliments of ST. PAUL DRUG COMPANY BAD WEATHER DELIVERY Phone: 762-501 | St. Paul, Virginia Compliments to the 1979 ST. PAUL GRADUATES HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME Manager: Wendell Burroughs Phone: 762-9592 St. Paul, Virginia Tear. ger Sooner or later, you'll need the services of a bank. And you'll find more of the services you need at First As National Exchange. We're always ready to help. Just let ENS us know when and how. First National Exchange Bank A Dominion Bankshares Bank Member FDIC 87 CLINCH VALLEY PUBLISHING CO.. INC. Publishers of the CLINCH VALLEY TIMES Russell Street St. Paul, Virginia Compliments of D. S. BUCK, INC. Distributor of Texaco Products Phone 762-5556 St. Paul, VA Phone 628-2933 Abingdon, VA Phone 669-8540 Bristol, VA | Be ations to the Class of 1979 | | REAL ESTATE SALES AND (CUSTOM BUILDERS, INC. Ronnie M. Gordon Helen Gordon P. O. Box 908 St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-9742 Compliments of B S GRO- CERY St. Paul, Virginia DARWIN'S MINUTE MART “Your convenience store’ Open 7 days a week St. Paul, Virginia PEO- PLE'S BANK Honaker Castlewood Lebanon FRED'S SUN- OCO Highway 58 hone: 762-7054 Castlewood, Va. ST. PAUL BUILDERS St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-5513 PORTER AUTO SALES Chevrolet Oldsmobile Pontiac St. Paul, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS Congratulating the 1979 St. Paul Seniors Phone: 762-5535 St. Paul, Virginia JULIE'S STYLE SHOP Milton's Shopping Center Castlewood, Va. VILLAGE TEXACO Manager: Gary Bently Phone: 762-9068 Castlewood, Va. Compliments of BOLTON OIL COMPANY Phone: 762-599 | St. Paul, Virginia KLIP AND KURL BEAUTY SHOP Owner: Florence Verno St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-7776 SHOE TOWN Milton Shopping Center Castlewood NATION- WIDE INSUR- ANCE Lewis A. Franklin Agent Phone: 762-7071 Castlewood, Va. Compliments of ST. PAUL SPORTSWEAR CO. Highway 63 Rt. |, Box 485 St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-5573 WILLIS’ JEWELRY AND CLOTHING, INC. St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-954 | BIG M DISCOUNT CENTER FRED M. MEADE OWNER St. Paul, Virginia STEWART'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO., INC. St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-591 | SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-5525 AUTO PARTS UTO PARTS East Riverside Drive St. Paul, Virginia Phone: 762-7191 Compliments of SHU- LER'S Castlewood, Virginia -Phone: 762-3751 Approved Singer Dealer Castlewood, Virginia Phone: 762-9433 Compliments of TRI-COUNTY TIRE SERVICE, INC. Phone: 762-9501 St. Paul, Virginia Compliments of CASTLE- WOOD FARM SUPPLY James W. Gibson Castlewood, Virginia BOSTIC FORD AND MERCURY SALES, INC. BLACK- STONE GENERAL STORE James U. Blackstone Owner Sun, Virginia Phone: 762-8764 Lebanon, Virginia Compliments of LEBANON BLOCK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber, Block, and Building Supplies Lebanon, Virginia DANIELS Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 303 Ky. Ave., S-E. P. O. Box 188 Norton, VA 24273 When We Heat It's Hot LAMBERT PHAR- MACY P. O. Box 250 Coeburn, Virginia GLENN'S FINER HOMES Norton Wise Pound Bristol Compliments of CO- HEN'S Norton FARMER'S Coeburn, VA WEST OFFICE SUPPLY Box 886 Wise, Virginia APPALA- CHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE Bristol, Tenn. Compliments of BOW- LING FLORIST Coeburn, VA. BEN FRANKLIN Box 248 Highway 58A Coeburn, VA LILLY HARLEY- DAVIDSON Sales and Service Abingdon, Virginia ADAM AND EVE Lebanon, Virginia MARTY MATERIALS COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrete Sand-stone Mine Dust St. Paul Virginia THE FASHION SHOP Bristol, Tenn. Phone: 764-8732 764-1333 GREER SON Jewelers Phone: 628-3672 Abingdon, Va. Compliments of ST. PAUL EXXON Henry Stidham, Owner TAYLOR'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY SALYER'S CLOTHING 203 W. Main Street Abingdon, Virginia Dennis Taylor, Owner Castlewood, Virginia THE NORTON PRESS INC. Publishers of the THE COAL FIELD PROGRESS Norton, Virginia Compliments of PAYLESS SUPERMARKET COEBURN, VIRGINIA We, the 1979 Estonoa Staff, would like to extend our sincerest thanks to Clinch Valley Publishing Company, publishers of the Clinch Valley Times, for donating many of the pictures you see in this yearbook. 95 ?) a 7 2) cs a. Ww 50 e) = x Taylor Publishing Company _|Insuce St. Paul HS. Library LONESOME PINE RE HUN HN 3 1720 01393 018 il | Ast ase