Sullivan East High School - Patriot Yearbook (Bluff City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

The Patriot Volume 2 , 1 970 East High School Bluff City, Tennessee i The best thing for being sad . . . ... is to learn something. That is the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honor trampled in the sewers of baser minds. BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Stre et Bristol, Virginia 24201 There is only one thing for it then . . . Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing that the mind can never distrust, and never dream of regretting. Learning is the thing for you. Look at what things there are for you to learn . . . 3 . . . pure science, the only purity there is. You can learn astronomy in a lifetime, natural history in three, literature in six. 4 And then, after you have exhausted a milliard lifetime in biology and medicine and theocriticism and geography and history and economics . . . . . . why, you can start to make a cartwheel out of the appropri- ate wood, or spend fifty years learning to begin to learn to beat your adversary. After that you can start again on mathematics . . . . . . until it is time to begin to learn to plow.’’ T. H. White The Once and Future King b So ours is a task of learning . . . . . . and out. . . . both in school . . . 7 Table of Contents Introductions Administration Classes Activities Organizations Athletics Advertisements i ' MI Mr. J. Craft Akard Superintendent Mr. W. L. Cox Assistant Superintendent Mr. Vaughn Brewer Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Carrier Principal 12 Sullivan County School Board Mr. Nat Barnes Mr. Paul Boy Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. Alonzo Vance 13 A Message from our Assistant Principal The 1969-70 school year, as it is highlighted in this issue of The Patriot, has been an eventful one for East High School. The Patriot Staff has done fine work in producing this excellent publication, which will be treasured now and will become even more cherished as time goes on. Within these covers of The Patriot are pictured hundreds of young men and women — youth preparing themselves for responsibilities of citizenship and leadership. We are proud of these students. We are proud of their intel- lectual abilities, their maturity of judgment, and interest in serving mankind. We shall follow their lives with great interests, and we want them to look upon East High School as truly their Alma Mater. KENNETH CARRIER Principal VAUGHN E. BREWER Assistant Principal To the Graduating Class of 1970, To you, the seniors, I express my sincere congratulations and very best wishes. Most of you are completing your second year as students of East High School. During this time, each of you has contributed to the success of the school program, and I believe that each of you has profited from your associa- tion as classmates and friends. This yearbook, The Patriot 1970, is a result of your efforts, and it is indicative of what you can achieve. I am sure you will be proud of this yearbook and that it will be the source of many fond memories during the coming years. As you reflect on your school days at East High, I trust you will do so with pride and satisfaction and with a feeling that your experiences at East High were worthwhile and contributed much to your success as parents and citizens. Your education will continue throughout life. The knowledge you gained at East High from study and classwork will serve as a base to build on, and your participation in school activities will help you adjust to and take part in civic and community work. I am sure you will remain loyal to East High, your Alma Mater, and will lend your support and assistance to the progress and continued improvement of education. Sincerely, Kenneth Carrier Principal 15 Office Activity Keeps School Running Smoothly Mrs. Bertie Jo Morrell We are grateful to our three secretaries, Mrs. Bertie Jo Morrell, Mrs. Peggy Vance, and Mrs. Margaret Vance, for the important work they perform. Their efficiency contributes to our academic program. An integral part of our school life, these ladies help keep the process of education in operation at East. 16 Mrs. Margaret Vance Library Secretary Mrs. Priscilla Arnold English 111 and Speech Science Explores the Unknown Mr. Robert Blevins World History and Coach Mr. Lawrence Bradley Study Hall and Coach Mr. Orion Call ison Biology 1 and Chemistry Mr. Milton Brookman Phys. Ed. and Coach Mr. Lester Carrier Guidance Mr. Robert Chambers Pool and Coach Mrs. Jane Crussell Home Economics 11 17 Miss Edith Davis Spanish and English III Language — Key to Communication Mrs. Dorothy Dugan Geometry and Algebra II Mrs. Jane Dugger Typing I Mr. Charles Fleming Health and Coach Mr. Tom Elam Choral Music Mr. Dell Gates English II Mr. Jerry Gregg General Shop Mrs. Anne Griffith Physical Education 18 Teaching Brings Responsibilities Mr. Mickey Hamed Driver Education Mrs. Charlotte Harkleroad Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping, Yearbook Mr. James Houser Biology 1 and 11 Mr. William McKamey Health and Coach Mrs. Mary E. King French, English 111 and IV Mr. Willard Meredith Agriculture Mr. Joseph Miller Band Mr. Roy Moore English 1 and II Miss Vicki Morison English 11 and 111 Faculty Finds Moments of Solitude Mrs. Mary Morton Algebra 1 and American History Mrs. Judy Parker English 11 Mr. Hadley Pobst Algebra 11 and Senior Math Mr. Harmon Peters Health and Athletic Director Mrs. Bonnie Prince Typing 1 and 11 Mrs. June Rasmussen Library Mrs. Mona Rutherford Home Economics I and III 20 History Makes Its Way Into the Future Mr. Joe Smith American History, Economics and Government Mr. William Sprinkle Biology II and Physics Mrs. Juanita Stewart English IV Mrs. Virginia Somich American Elistory Mrs. Nell Starnes English IV Mrs. Ruth Stone Library 21 Mr. David Tester Mechanical Drawing And the Beat Goes On . . . Mrs. Helen Thomas Guidance Mr. Luthur Wilkinson Office Practice and Bookkeeping Mr. Carroll Williams Art Mr. William Wilson Geography and Coach 22 Faculty Caught Unaware! 23 Cafeteria Workers and Custodians j Mrs. Alice Harley, Manager Mrs. Mary Lindamood, Assistant Manage ; Elsie Webb, Dorothy Gorley, Francis Arnold, Ruby Cunningham, Mary Snapp, Alice Harley, Mary Lindamood, Mary Newton, Martha Watson, Wava Crusenberry, Wilbie Brown, Allie Mae Sharp (not pictured). Maggie Glover Bobby Joe Black Charlie Burnett W. E. Campbell George Townsend Senior Sponsors and Officers ; ' ' Sponsors: Miss Morison, Mrs. Harkleroad, Mrs. Dugger, Mr. Sprinkle, Mrs. King, Mr. Elam, Miss Davis, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Dugan, and Mrs. Somich. Officers: REPORTERS: Harry Sproles, Becky Warden; TREASURER: Wade Lockner; SECRE- TARY: Linda Norris; VICE-PRESIDENT: Tony Blevins; PRESIDENT: John Bishop. 26 Gary Abel Gail Allison Nan Ansley Doris Arnold Sally Arnold Barbara Atchley Teresa Bailiff Dianna Baker 27 History — A must for Seniors — Jerry Baker Debbie Barker Kathy Bebber John Bennett Judy Baker Charles Barnett Barbara Beeler Roy Bentley Sue Baker John Basham Arthur Beidleman John Bishop Alicia Ball Bellamarie Beach Mary Ruth Bell Linda Blevins 28 Tony Blevins Jack Boling Ann Booher Gary Booher 29 Seniors are relied upon — Clinton Brown Pam Brown Steven Brown Teresa Brown Kathy Brummitt Terry Bryan Eddie Buckles Marshall Buckles Sarah Buckles Jannie Bullock Sue Bullock Kathy Cagle Jimmy Caldwell Jack Callahan Louise Campbell Reba Burke Campbell 30 Debbie Carrier Gary Carrier Ronnie Carrier Joe Carter Counselors help us on our way — John Cartwright Kathy Chapman Tom Conerly Candy Crawford Ann Casaday Rome Chapman Terry Cornett Eugene Cross Debbie Cawood Mary Chappell Brenda Cox Tom Cross Gary Cawood Mike Cole Brenda Counts Tommy Cross 32 John Daggs Gail Davis Suzanne Debusk Debbie Denton Term papers keep Seniors busy — Paul Denton Faye DePew Daryl DeWitt Dexter Dishner Harold Dishner Sandra Haley Rebecca Earl Debbie Edwards Ruth Edwards Glenna Elsea Ronnie Embree Ronnie Emmert Bernard Halls Joey Falls Ann Farris Susie Feathers 34 David Flick Ronnie Flick Joyce Foran Debbie Forrester 35 Skill is displayed in Phys. Ed. Jo Arm Foster Charles Gentry Dean Godsey Wendy Gourley Dennis Freeman Brenda Gibson Bobby Goodwin Deborah Greene Judy Fritz Clifford Clifford Larry Gorley Sharon Greene Janice l ' ulks Ricky Glover Christine Gourley Kenny Grindstaff 36 Barbara Groseclose Don Gross Janice Grubb Jeanette Guinn Vicki Gurley Carl Harlow Jimmy Harmon Carolyn Harris School — All work and no play? Debby Harrison Phil Henson Martha Hill Wanda Holt Janice Hennessee James Hess Gary Hodge Barbara Houser Clay Henry Marty Hickman Elsie Holt Chris Houser Linda Hensley Linda Jean Hicks Karen Holt Larry Hudson 38 Dale Huff Carol Hunigan Becky Hutton Marie Hutton Jo Marie Hyler Shirley Jackson Ronnie Jarrett Shirley Jarvis 39 Class rings finally arrived! Susan Jay Pam Johnson J. C. Jones Joe Lane Jack Jenkins Steve Johnston Shirley Jones Susan Laughlin Freenetta Jeter Barbara Jones Lois Jordan Carol Leonard Mike Johnson Eugene Jones Theresa Kroll Deborah Saul Leonard 40 Terry Lewis Becky Lilley Anne Littlefield Wade Lockner Linda Long Carolyn Lowe Agnes Lowry John McClelland 41 Exams bring on lots of study — Billie McPherson Steve Manuel Judy Mays Carol Miller Robert Madison David Mason Dolores Mellons Lana Miller Mike Manley Don Mason Ellen Meredith Becky Millhorn Sam Manuel Mark Mason Paul Merritt Cora Mitchell John Moody Sue Moody Linda Moore Paul Moore Shirley Moore Sue Moore Charles Morrell Donnie Morrell 43 Graduation is near! Lynda Morrison Ricky Moser Linda Norris Bobby Norton Jim Oliver Allen Ollis David Parker Alan Parks Aundra Neeley June Nye Sondra Osborne Kathy E. Perry Kristie Neeley Marilyn O Dell David Owen Kathy M. Perry 44 Troy Perry Junior Peters Judy Phillips Johnny Plank 45 We step toward the future — Brenda Puckett John Puckett Marcy Purvis Peggy R ;l g an Terry Randolph Woody Ray Curtis Reed Kathy Reed Randall Reed Carolyn Rhymer Ruth Ann Richard Marie Ringley Jackie Robbins Maurice Robinette Betty Rogers Mickey Rogers 46 Doris Rosenbalm Dorothy Rouse Sonny Royston Sharon Rutherford 47 Farewell to our Alma Mater. Jerry Sells Sharon Shepherd Lois Smith Stanley Stevens Rondie Sells Vicki Shepherd Marie South Dennis Stitt Debbie Seymore Norma J. Shipley Bob Sproles Larry Stitt Daniel Sharpe Joe Smith Harry Sproles Deborah Swiney 48 Kenneth Tabor John Tester Bob Tallman Ricky Thompson Jim Tallman Claudia Trivette Sharon Tankersley Doug Vance Becky Warden Steve Warden James Warren Charles Watson 49 Charlotte Watson Judy West Jackie Wise Thelma Wolfe Diane Watson Carol White Judy Wise Wayne Wolfe Jo Ann Webb Kenneth Wills Wilma Wise Sonny Woods Randy Webb Carol Wilson Linda Wolfe Kathleen Wright 50 Mr. and Miss E.H.S. ade Lockner Lois Smith 5 Best Personality Carol Leonard Tom Cross Most Popular Gail Davis Steve Warden 52 Most Likely to Succeed Charlotte Watson Charles Watson Best All Around Claudia Trivett John Bishop 53 Best Looking Linda Hensley Ronnie Carmack Neatest Marilyn O’Dell Ronnie Flick 54 ■ i MilMil Most Mischievous Gail Allison Gary Felty Cutest Sondra Osborne Charles Barnett 55 Most School Spirited Linda Norris Harry Sproles Most Typical Teen Carolyn Harris Steve Johnston 56 Most Talented Becky Warden Jim Oliver Most Courteous Anne Littlefield Tony Blevins 57 Most Athletic Lana Miller Mark Mason Most Dependable Judy West Clay Henry 58 Seniors Earn Scholastic Honors Six-Semester Average 95 or Above Charlotte Watson Linda Wolfe Debbie Curd Carolyn Rhymer J. C. Jones Charles Watson Six-Semester Average 92-95 Marie Ringley, Linda Moore, John Bishop, Ann Littlefield, Susie Feathers, Theresa Kroll, Sue Baker. These students have an average of 95 or above for a period of six semes- ters in the subjects speci- fied. ENGLISH Charlotte Watson, Linda Wolfe, Carolyn Rhymer, Becky Warden, Ann Littlefield, Marie Ringley, Sue Baker, Charles Watson, J. C. Jones, Kathy Poore. HOME EC. Debbie Curd FOREIGN LANGUAGE Anne Littlefield, Charles Watson SOCIAL STUDIES Theresa Kroll MATHEMATICS J. C. Jones Linda Wolfe Charlotte Watson Charles Watson SCIENCE Linda Wolfe, Theresa Kroll, Charles Watson, Charlotte Watson, J. C. Jones. 60 Junior Sponsors and Officers SPONSORS: Mr. McKamey, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Crussell, Mr. Gregg, Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Houser, Mr. Williams, Mr. Tester, Mr. Pobst. OFFICERS: TREASURER— Debbie Hensley, SECRETARY— Sharon Jarvis, PRESIDENT— Joey Meredith, REPORTERS— Deb- bie Barker and Mike Venable, VICE PRESIDENT — Randy Persinger 62 Dottie Allison Rusty Antrican Glenna Arnold Linda Arnold Richard Arnold Peggy Baines Carlene Bare Debbie Barker Mike Barker Kathy Barnes John Barnette Judy Barr Janie Barrett Becky Bates Bill Batiste Claudia Beach Randy Bebber Ann Bennett Timmy Bentley Rodney Beverly 63 Brave and strong are we — Peggy Biggs Tom Bise Kathy Boling Jane Booher Mike Booher Nancy Booher Susan Bowers Elizabeth Boyd Kathy Boyd Pam Brown Mike Buchanan Danny Burnett Bobby Burton Johnny Campbell Mary Campbell Phyllis Canter Bob Carner Debbie Carner Steve Caronna Bob Carper 64 Bobby Dean Carr Kay Carr Lines Carr Mike Carr Patsy Cecil Theresa Cloninger Joel Collins Betsy Combs Gary Cox Jackie Cox Larry Cox Shirley Cox 65 Our cool pool is enjoyed — Candy Crawford Billy Cross Wren Curd Kathy Daggs Debbie Deal Dune Debusk Brenda Deel Clarence Denton Mickey Denton Lorna Dickerson Ste e Dowell Nancy Eckles Debbie Edmondson Sandy Ensor Chris Estep Becky Farris Faye Fleenor Wanda Fleenor Joan Francis Joyce Franklin Charles Fritts Pamela Gilbreath Ruthie Glover Connie Godsey Beverly Goodman Nancy Goodwin Eddie Gorley Jimmy Gorley Jane Graham Kathy Griffith Linda Grubb Peggy Grubb 67 Moments of solitude are rare — Connie Hale Jimmy Hamilton Parks Harkleroad Dean Harless Gene Harr Tom Harrigan Barbara Henninger Glenn Hennessee Billy Hensley Debbie Hensley Debbie Hicks Linda K. Hicks Richard Hill Sam Hodge Jan Hodges Rondy Hodges Susan Hodges Joe Holt Patty Holt Kenneth Hutton 68 Donna Hushes Freddy Isaacs Sharon Jarvis Cathy Johnson Freddy Johnson Mary Kaylor Alice Keith Teresa King Rhonda Kirkpatrick Ronnie Ladd Mike Landore Jill Lane 69 Everyone helps out — Janice Laughlin Janet Laws Gary M. Leonard Gary W. Leonard David Littlefield Mike Long Mike Lowry Donna Malone Jerry Martin Pat Martin Phil Martin Jenny Mason Cathy Massengill Randy McAninch Mary McClellan Janice McCollum Larry McGlamary Connie McGlothin Camille Mead Joey Meredith 70 Johnny Meredith Terry Messer Tommy Mi I horn Billy Miller Jean Miller Phyllis Miller Kathy Moore Roy Moore Wade Moretz Donnie Morrell Karen Morrell Nancy Morrell 71 Always anxious to go to class — Sandy Morrell Teresa Morrell Wilma Morrell Debbie Morton Diane Mumpower Kent Mussleman Glenna Nash Connie Nelson Robert Nelson Charles Norman Cathy Norris George O Dell David Oliver Donnie Ollis Jerry Osborne Donna Owens Doug Patecell Donnie Patrick Raymond Patrick Steve Patrick 72 I Eddie Patterson Mike Penix Donna Pentecost Fred Perry Timmy Perry Randy Persinger Betty Phillips Ritchie Phillips Dennis Pickle Carol Pierce Herb Plank Carol Privette 73 Juniors promote school spirit — Mike Pyle Johnny Ragan Caren Rasmussen Ginger Rhinehardt Kathy Rhodes Karen Richards Vickie Roark Brenda Roberts Ronnie Roberts James Robinson Brenda Rogers Frieda Rosenbalm Phyllis Rosenbalm Gary Rowlette Ronnie Rutherford Louis Rutter John Scalf Alan Sharrett Mark Sharrett Delma Sheaves 74 David Shrader Margaret Sinard Ronnie Small Karen Smalling Junior Smith Karen Smith Kathy Smith Kent Smith Linda Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Teresa Smith 75 Juniors await class rings — Debbie Smithson Mary Snyder Steve Stanfield Sylvester Stanley Dave Steele Sherry Ste ens Debbie Stine Barbara Stitt Don Sweat Mike Taylor Nancy Taylor Pete Taylor Alan Tester Bobby Thompson Judy Trivett Brenda Turner David Turpin Daniel Vance Mike Venable Mike Wagner 76 I Da vi d Warden Betsy Watson James Watson John Weaver Margaret Widner Bill Williams Eunice Worley Leslie Webb Mary Webb Stanley Webb Kathy Widner 77 Junior Favorites Freddy Johnson Debbie Hensley 78 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Sponsors and Officers SPONSORS: Mrs. Prince, Mr. Callison, Mr. Gates, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Meredith, Mrs. Starnes, Mrs. Morton, Mr. Fleming, Mrs. Griffith, Mr. Wilkinson. OFFICERS: REPORTER— David Smith, PRESIDENT— Donnie Foster, VICE-PRESIDENT— Tina Buckles, SECRETARY— Brenda Carrier, TREASURER — Carolyn Boughers, REPORTER — Barbara Combs. 80 Phil Abel Cindy Adams Eugene Alford Carol Allison Karen Anderson Tom Anderson Larry Arnold Mike Arnold Shirley Arnold Perry Baines Billy Baker Brenda Baker Danny Baker Patsy Ball Faye Bare Garry Barrett Sandy Bennett Ricky Black Cynthia Blackwelder Dru Blair Patty Blake Richard Blankenbeckler Ann Blevins Charles Blevins Keith Blevins Alice Boggs Debbie Boling Connie Bolling 81 Study — David Booher Phil Booher Roger Booher Terry Booher C irolyn Boughers Jerry Bouton Gail Bowers Connie Lee Boyd Denise Boyd Teresa Boyd Randy Branch Sue Braswell Mike Brewer Connie Broce Donna Broce Pamela Brown Connie Broyles Debbie Buchanan Lettie Buckles Tina Buckles Kay Burnette Cheryl Carlson Cynthia Carper Brenda Carrier Cliff Carrier a mystery to Sophomores 82 Roger Cox Linda Crawford Pam Croley Janet Carrier Jane Carter Johnny Carter Nancy Carter Cathy Clark Mike Clark Judy Clay Barbara Combs Roger Combs Risha Cook Kathy Corey Andy Cowan Buster Cox Douglas Cox Gerald Cox 83 Coordination — a learned skill Haskel Cross Ricky Cross Sandra Cross Da id Cunningham Marvin Curd Daisy Curtis Janet Curtis Bill Davis Beth Dempsey Bobby Dempsey Pat Denton Barry Dcwitte Linda Dickerson Debbie Dishner Robert Dougherty Teresa Draper Billy Duncan Pat Dunn Douglas Earl Tim Edwards Alice Eldreth Vickie Eller Phil Elsea Ernie Embree Connie Erwin Paul Farris David Feathers 84 Gale Garrison Conley Gentry Joyace Gibson Mary Feathers Mike Feathers Steve Feathers Judy Fern Kenny Fields C. W. Fleenor Judy Flick Larry Folkner Donnie Foster Darlene Frazier Linda Fritts Barbara Funk Doug Funk Gregg Gandy Venema Garland 85 New talents discovered in art — Tom Gillispie Gwendolyn Glover Jimmy Goodman Connie Goodwin Randy Goodwin Alton Gourley Deborah Graves Donna Gray Randy Graybeal Jimmy Gross Ricky Gross Georgia Grubb Jesse Guy Lynn Guy Don Hale Dennis Hamilton Dolores Harkleroad Joyce Harris Mary Harris George Hayes Pam Hensley Jimmy Heron Linda Hicks Susan Hicks Tim Hicks Danny Hill Raymond Hill 86 Theresa Hodge Tom Hodge Jimmy Hopkins Joyce Holbrook Rickey Holden Aaron Humphrey Worley Hunt Wanda Hyler Susan Inscho Buddy Jenkins Clara Jenkins Sharon Jessee Charlie Johnson Debbie Johnson Faye Johnson 87 Girls particip ate in sports — Kay Jones Bobby Jordan Gordon Justice Karen Keene Cathy Kimsey Stephen Knight Judy Laughlin Benny Leonard Cathy Leonard Reba Leonard Benny Lewis Linda Long Peggy Lovelace Linda Lowe Debbie Lowrie Jimmy Lyon Shirley Lyon Ann Malone Kathy Malone Mary Lou Malone Patricia Malone Larry Manley Scott Manuel Joan Martin Ronnie Martin David Mason Sharon Mason 88 Donna Moore Pam Moore Wiley Moretz Paul Mauk Glenna May Steve McClelland Bill McClung Gail McGee Brenda McReynnlds Mirian Melvin Wayne Meredith Herbert Milliard Debbie Jo Miller Debbie Kay Miller Dennis Miller Reba Miller Becky Mitchell Brenda Moore 89 Girls prepare for the future — Dennis Morrell Eddie Morrell Jeff Morrell Mitchell Morrell Ricky Morrell Kelly Murray Connie Neil Janice Nelson Myra Nickles John Norman Carol O ' Dell Debra O ' Dell Sandra O ' Dell Danny Offield Jerry Ogle Jody Ogletree Allen Olixer Martha Oliver Garry Ollis Debbie Osborne Frank Osborne Sheila Osborne John Parker Roger Peak Roger Pender 90 Joan Peters Debbie Phillips Mary Jane Phillips Sandra Phillips Debbie Picket Jennifer Pinkston Eileen Pobst Kathy Price Sam Rasnake Dwight Ray Nancy Reed Fred Reis Pam Reeves Gordon Rhea Diane Rhymer 91 Health students work hard — Regina Ringley Sharon Ringley Jerry Robinson Richard Rogers Steve Rose Cathy Rosenbalm Naomi Rosenbalm Joan Rouse Sharon Rouse Candy Rutherford Eddie Rutherford Jimmy Rutter Mike Rutter Darrell Ryan Steve Saddler Carolyn Saul Frances Saul Karl Schmidt Wayne Sharrett Karen Shelley Darlene Shipley Nancy Sinnett Brenda Smith Carol Smith David Smith 92 John Smith Kathy L. Smith Patty Smith Paul Smith Ray Smith Roger D. Smith Terry Smith Wanda Smith Leanna Smithson Alan Snapp Carol Snyder Carol Spears Eddie Sproles Mike Sproles Sharon Stewart 93 Students rush — dismissal bell — Beverly Taylor David Taylor Frankie Taylor Don Tester Jimmy Thayer Ann Thomas Peggy Thomas Debbie Thompson David Tipton Debbie Trinkle Diane Trivett Randy Trivett Tom Trivett Bill Troxel Phil Tuell Dot Turner Tim Valentine Ann Vance Rachel Vance Vicki Vance Walter Vance Mary Vaughan Linda Wallace Donna Ward Don Warren 94 Jackie Woods J. M. Worley Rita Worsham Keena Weatherly Ruth Wells Phil Wheeler Tra is Whisenhunt Philip Whitaker Vicki Whitaker Gene White Shelia Williams Rickey Wilson Allen Wolfe Estelle Wolfe Janice Wolfe Billy Woodby Mike Wood Connie Woods 95 Sophomore Favorites Jennifer Pinkston Donnie Foster 96 f Outstanding Patriots SULLIVAN COUNTY YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Kristie Neeley 1ST RUNNER-UP DISTRICT FFA SWEETHEART Diane Baker ALL STATE BAND REPRESENTATIVES Steve Caronna, David Flick, Joe Carter FHA STATE DEGREE Elsie Holt, Claudia Trivett, Deborah Curd, Dolores Mellons, Susie Feathers 98 CARSON NEWMAN YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Kristie Neeley Clay Henry Receive Recognition COUNTY DAY REPRESENTATIVES Faye Fleenor, Sue Baker, Joel Collins, Judy West, John Basham, John Weaver. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Semi-Finalist J.C. Jones, Charles Watson, Mike Garnett VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Speech Winners 1st — Diane Debusk 2nd — Don Mason 3rd — Arthur Beidleman BOYS ' STATE John Bishop Charles Watson Steve Johnston EAST TENN. CHORAL CLINIC Debbie Seymore, Kathy Poore, Charlotte Watson, Don Mason, Arthur Beidleman GIRLS ' STATE Kathy Poore Agnes Lowry Glenna Elsea Students Display Various Talents First Place . The Free-Born Men Second Place: Garry Carrier Third Place: Ricky Thompson 1968-69 Talent Show Winners Club Dance Brightens Holidays The Art Club sponsored a Christmas Dance December 20 , 1969. Our school cafeteria was decorated with red and green streamers, forming the background for the music of the Barefoot Soul. Miss Glenna Elsea was crowned queen. 101 Springtime in the Park Junior Prom 1 969 The joys of spring were unfolded before us at the Junior Prom of 1969- Amazed that our cafeteria could be transformed in- to a world of butterflies, flowers, and trees, we rocked to the beat of the Monzas until the inevitable last dance had ended and all that was left were the cherished memories. 102 Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows Last year’s Senior Prom, Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rain- bows,” was a never-to-be-forgottten experience for all w ' ho attended. The Holiday Inn Convention Center in Bristol, Virginia, provided the background for the sounds of The Lost Soul. Gay decorations completed the theme and helped make our first Senior Prom more than a fading memory. The tradition it began will live for years to come. 101 Emotion Highlighted Our First Graduation — 1 969 104 i Patriot Staff Records SPONSOR: Mrs. Harkleroad Through our efforts we hope to have saved for you the memories of school events that will mean more to you as the years go by. As we present this edition of the Patriot, we give you the year past for the years to come. CO-EDITORS: Judy West Nan Ansley CLASS EDITORS: Sr.— Norma Shipley Jr. — Barbara Jones Soph. — Carolyn Rhymer SPORTS EDITORS: Bob Tallman Susan Reis LAYOUT EDITORS: Linda Wolfe Vicki Shepherd FEATURE EDITOR: Kristie Neeley CLUB EDITOR: Susie Feathers Memories of 1969-1970 CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Sandy Booher, J. C. Jones, Kathy Cagle, Gary Abel, Becky Lilley, Charles Gentry, Agnes Lowry TYPISTS: Barbara Cardwell Rita Crowell Susan Laughlin Diane Watson PROOFREADERS Debbie Curd, Charlotte Watson JUNIOR ASSISTANTS Linda Grubb Jan Hodges Brenda Rogers PHOTOGRAPHER ' S ASSISTANTS Peggy Ragan Sue Baker Clay Henry Banner Keeps Students Informed EDITORS Anne Littlefield Ruth Glover Frances Saul SPONSORS Mrs. Parker Mrs. Dugger EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Barbara Groseclose, David Smith, Joyce Holbrook, Pam Reeves, Deborah Phillips, Steve Dowell, Sue Moore ARTISTS Tim Edwards, Jerry Robinson, Freddie Johnson TYPISTS Carolyn Jones Alice Keith REPORTERS Barbara Combs, Vicki Vance, Kathy Norris, Ronnie Carmack, Steve Rose, Roger Booher, Mike Venable 108 F.T.A. Examines Teaching Fields Linda Norris SECRETARY Ellen Meredith CHAPLAIN Judy West PRESIDENT Jackie Robbins REPORTER Mrs. Starnes SPONSOR Kathy Poore VICE-PRESIDENT Connie Hale PARLIMENTARIAN 109 Beta Members Participate in 1. Mrs. Harkleroad, SPONSOR 2. Judy West 3. Nan Ansley 4. Claudia Trivett 5. Jackie Robbins 6. Glenna Elsea 7. Wren Curd 8. Mickey Rogers 9. Dean Harless 10. Kathy Poore 11. J. C. Jones. PRESIDENT 12. George Pobst, TREASURER 13. Charles Watson, REPORTER 14. Rondy Hodges Various Phases of School Life 1. Linda Grubb, VICE PRESIDENT 2. Kathy Norris 3. Kristie Neely 4. Anne Littlefield 5. Kathy Griffith 6. Leslie Webb 7. Ruthie Glover 8. Betsy Combs 9- Susie Feathers 10. Vicki Shepherd 11. Theresa Kroll 12. Linda Wolfe 13. Pam Johnson 14. Lorna Dickerson 15. Jan Hodges 16. Connie Nelson 17. Barbara Henniger 18. Joyce Franklin 19- Charlotte Watson, SECRETARY 20. Marie Ringley 21. Linda Moore 22. Debbie Curd 23- Kathy Moore 24. Linda Arnold 25. Brenda Rogers 26. Pat Martin 27. Theresa Morrell 28. James Watson 29- David Littlefield 30. Rusty Antrican 31. Billy Cross 32. Jackie Cox 33. Richard Hill 34. Joey Meredith III REP. Carol Privette SEC. -Shirley Jarvis REP. -Debbie Barker CHAPLAIN — Ginger Rhinehardt V.-PRES. — Carolyn Harris PRES. — Becky Warden TREAS. — Connie Nelson V.-PRES. — Joey Meredith PUBLIC RELATIONS — Kristie Neeley. The Assembly Committee works on the initiation program. The Social Committee plans Student Council activities. 112 Student Government Is Strong Election Committee works on elections held in school. Grounds Committee has projects to make East a nicer place to go to school. The Finance Committee works on projects to finance ou . Task Force does a little bit of everything, budget. Library Club Trains Assistants SPONSORS: Mrs. Rasmussen Mrs. Stone Mrs. Vance AUDIO-VISUAL: Wayne Keith, Larry Arnold. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: John Weaver VICE-PRESIDENT: Shirley Moore SECRETARY: Glenna Arnold TREASURER: Mary Snyder REPORTER: Rhonda Kirkpatrick Tri-Hi-Y Aids Community Officers Group A PRESIDENT: Sue Moore; VICE-PRESIDENT: Connie Nelson; SECRETARY Brenda Carrier; TREASURER: Carol O ' Dell; CHAPLAIN: Kathy Barnes; REPORTER: Frances Saul; REPRESENTATIVES: Debbie Morton, Teresa King; SPONSOR: Mrs. Morton. Officers Group B PRESIDENT: Shirley Jarvis; VICE-PRESIDENT: Ginger Rhinehard t; TREASURER: Donna Pentecost; SECRETARY: Alice Keith; REPORTER: Ellen Meredith; CHAPLAIN: Joyce Holbrook; SPONSOR: Mrs. Stewart; REPRESENTATIVES: Vicki Vance and Donna Hughes. 115 Key Club Receives First Charter IN MEMORY of our Sergeant at Arms JOHN BENNETT I OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Tommy Conerly, VICE PRESIDENT: Ronnie Carmack, SECRETARY: John Cartwright, TREASURER: Mickey Denton, CHAP- PLAIN: Bob Tallman, REPORTER: Mike Venable 116 117 Anchor Club Sponsors Officers Social Committee Officers PRESIDENT: Linda Norris VICE-PRESIDENT: Agnes Lowry SECRETARY: Debbie Hensley TREASURER: Anne Littlefield SENIOR DIRECTOR: Linda Hensley JUNIOR DIRECTOR: Jill Lane SOPHOMORE DIRECTOR: Gale Garrison 118 Sweetheart Ronnie Carmack Civic Projects Service and Finance Committee House Committee p === ■g — ------- ' i 1 m i Inter-Club Committee Vocational Guidance Program Committee 1 19 121 Science Club Learns by Study Officers President — George Pobst Vice-President — Vicki Shepherd Secretary-Treasurer — Agnes Lowry Reporters — Nan Ansley Glenna Elsea Sponsors — Mr. Sprinkle Mr. Houser Mr. Callison 122 Chess Creates Concentration Officers PRESIDENT Joe Carter; VICE-PRESIDENT: J. C. Jones; SECRETARY: Carolyn Harris; TREASURER: Chuck Carrier- REPORTERS: Suzanne Debusk and Doug Patecell; SPONSORS: Mr. Houser and Mr. Callison. ■Ml t ' i ? 1 1 PI r Sp : fi i � . i 123 El Club Espanol SPONSOR: Miss Davis, PRESIDENT: Jan Hodges, VICE PRESIDENT: Lorna Dickerson, SECRETARY: Betsy Combs, TREASURER: Rusty Antrican, REPORTER: Barbara Combs. 124 La Cercle Frangais OFFICERS ( standing ) — VICE-PRESIDENT : Freddy Isaacs; REPORTER: David Littlefield; TREASURER: Susan Reis; PRESIDENT: Carol Privette; REPORTER: Anne Littlefield; SECRETARY: Vicki Shepherd. 125 Future Homemakers Discuss Food, Fun, Toward New Horizons The Future Homemaker’s destiny as homemakers beckons Them toward the new horizons that rim the world. This is their creed: We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America’s future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Deborah Curd 126 and Family Life FHA SWEETHEART Rondie Sells PRESIDENTS Theresa Kroll Debbie Boling Lois Smith Joan Mahaffey Linda Norris Brenda Carrier Connie Bolling Joan Peters Mary Webb Connie McGlothlin Glenna Elsea 127 VICE-PRESIDENTS Connie Boyd Norma Shipley Vicki Gurley Alicia Ball Ginger Rhinehardt Elsie Holt Alice Eldreth Debbie Pickel Carolyn Saul Gwendolyn Glover Karen Holt SECRETARIES Debbie Johnson Sharon Jarvis Kristie Neeley Nancy Morrell Suzanne Elick Claudia Trivett Karen Shelley Denise Richards Martha Oliver Shirley Lyon Alice Boggs TREASURERS Jeannie Ringley Connie Woods Barbara Henninger Margaret Sinard Pat Martin Carolyn Lowe Sherry Mason Reba Miller Janet Carrier Pam Hensley Ann Blevins HISTORIANS Judy Trivett Judy Mays Peggy Baines June Nye Caren Rasmussen Barbara Jones Nancy Reed Mary Feathers Becky Lilley Karen Keene 1 28 PARLIAMENTARIANS Mary Harrison Kathy Moore Barbara Stitt Kathy Barnes Nancy Goodwin Dolores Mellons Wilma Richard Robin Riley Diana Rhymer Frances Saul Pam Reeves REPORTERS Carolyn Jones Cathy Kimsey Teresa Cloninger Billie McPherson Betsy Watson Glenna Nash Carol Allison Vickie Eller Nancy Sinnett Pamela Brown Linda Moore SONG LEADERS Judy Flick Beverly Taylor Debbie Stine Sherry Stevens Debbie Morton Carol Smith Debbie Lowrie Rita Worsham Brenda Moore Darlene Frazier Sharon Shepherd PIANISTS Jeannie Ringley Pam Brown Teresa King Jean Miller Ann Booher Webb Caren Rasmussen Ann Thomas Susan Hicks Kay Burnette Karen Holt Kathy Perry 129 Future Farmers Learn by Doing FFA Officers PRESIDENT: Bob Tallman VICE-PRESIDENT: John McClelland SECRETARY: Larry Stitt TREASLJRER: Eugene Cross REPORTER: Jim Tallman SENTINEL: Ronnie Jarrett 130 PCA Officers Bob Tallman Ronnie Jarrett John McClelland Larry Cox Randy Webb Gene Harr Phil Booher VmJ 3 i ft J. jMi 9 -: a m H v f American Farmer Degree JOHN CROSS, JR. Highest National FFA Degree Land Judging Team John McClelland Mike Johnson Junior Peters Jack Jenkins FFA Sweetheart Dianna Baker 131 F.B.L.A. Prepares for Future SPONSOR Mrs. Bonnie Prince PRESIDENT Dianna Baker UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA I do solemnly promise to uphold the aims and responsibilities of the Future Business Leaders of America and, as an active member, I shall strive to develop the qualities necessary to become a business leader. SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER Cora Mitchell Diane Watson Debbie Seymore SPONSOR Mr. Luther Wilkinson VICE-PRESIDENT Carolyn Lowe 132 133 Debate Challenges the Mind Joy Harris, Mary Ruth Bell, Jimmy Oliver, Kristie Neely — Chairman, Mr. Moore — Sponsor, Barbara Groseclose. Speech Class Presents the Round House Players in The Curse of Hag Holler CAST DIRECTOR— Don Mason, TERRY BAXTER— Mike Garnett, SABILLA — Sharon Shepherd, VANILLA — Cathy Penix, AURILLA— Theresa Kroll, CASPER— Jimmy Oliver, DRUSILLA— Ann Farris, PROMPTER— Carol Snyder, SPONSOR — Mrs. Arnold. STAGE CREW Ruth Ann Richard, Joyace Gibson, Barbara Groseclose, Junior Stout, Tommy Milhorn, Larry McGlamary, Debbie Groves, Phyllis Canter. 134 Industrial Arts Builds Skill t v i ■ F . 1 OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Kenny Grindstaff VICE-PRESIDENT: Sonny Woods SECRETARY: Charles Morrell TREASURER: jimmy Crussell REPORTER: Patsy Cecil SPONSORS: Mr . Tester Mr. Gregg i« V.I.C.A. Members Gain Practice June Strouth, Debbie Smithson, and Darlene Shipley display Christmas project. COSMETOLOGY CLASS: St. Hiding: Debbie Smithson, Darlene Shipley, June Strout. Sitting: Susan Jay, Debbie Swiney, and Carol Miller. 136 Girls’ Intramural 137 Girls Enjoy Keeping Fit Sponsor Mrs. Griffith Co-Managers Susan Laughlin Suzanne Debusk Heads of Sports SWIMMING Kathy Griffith Susan Reis HIKING Agnes Lowry Ellen Meredith BASKETBALL Janie Barrett Sarah Buckles BOWLING Barbara Groseclose BOWLING Vicki Gurley SKATING Claudia Trivett Judy Phillips 138 There are few scientific fields today which offer opportunities for the study of problems of greater value to the hu- man race than does that of physical education. The girls here at East truly enjoy their nice facilities and Intramural activities. SOFTBALL Lana Miller Debbie Hensley VOLLEYBALL Kathy Cagle Sandra Booher SHUFFLEBOARD Becky Hutton Brenda Rogers TRACK Claudia Beach Vicki Roark HORSESHOES Kathy Massengill Debra Greene 139 East High Concert Choir Choir Officers The Concert Choir is a select group of talented students who devote their time and talent for their personal pleasure and enter- tainment for others. Each year the choir participates in the Knoxville Choral Festival, the Christmas Chorale which is presented annually on WCYB-TV, and represents East High School at the Sullivan County Choral Festival. CHOIR OFFICERS PRESIDENT — Arthur Beidleman PROGRAM CHAIRMAN— Glenna Arnold SOCIAL CHAIRMAN— Ruthie Glover SECRETARY — Debbie Seymore LIBRARIANS— Kathy Griffith Alice Keith ACCOMPANIST — Charlotte Watson 140 The Patriotic Singers These talented young people represent East High School in our community, sur- rounding cities, and state. This elite group of singing ambassadors represents the Pa- triotic Pride that each person should take in his country and school. Selection into this performing group is based on talent, dedication, and ability to get along well with others. The Patriots The Patriotettes Terry Smith, Accompanist; Arthur Beidleman, Jim Oliver, Charlotte Watson: Accompanist; Debbie Mike Wagner, Gary Carrier, Eddie Buckles, Don Mason, and Seymore, Jackie Robbins, Kathy Poore. Jim Lyon. 141 Junior and Senior Girls’ Choir Representatives Jr. Girls’ Ensemble PROGRAM CHAIRMEN: Agnes Lowry Carol White Jo Ann Foster Ann Booher Webb Brenda Gibson 142 Sophomore Girls’ Chorus Officers Sophomore Quartet ACCOMPANIST— Joyce Holbrook; TENOR— Terry Smith; SOPRANO — Barbara Combs; ALTO — Debbie Lowrie; BASS — Larry Manley. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT— Vicki Vance; PROCiRAM C H A I R M A N — Connie Ervin; SECRETARY— Carolyn Boughers; LIBRARIANS— Debbie Dishner, Debbie Pickle. 143 Sophomore Girls’ Ensemble Class Pianists DIRECTOR: Mr. Elam; Larry Manley, Ann Malone, Joyce Holbrook, Ellen Carrier, Terry Smith, Jim Lyon, and Charlotte Watson. Folk Singers 144 HHBI If Jjffl II I 1 11 t| I II Patriot Marching Band Performs 1 m 9 II K:| ' : i JPf .. a gj n ++ 1 f pL f ’■ ■ ; HUH lip li , [ |T ' l A mgk f Tm DRUM MAJOR Linda Norris OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Suzanne Debusk VICE PRESIDENT: Joey Meredith SECRETARY: Pat Martin TREASURER: Rusty Antrican REPORTER: Debbie Phillips LIBRARIANS: Kathy Poore Jackie Robbins 146 Throughout School Year 147 Becky Warden I4g Cathy Leonard Connie Boling Candy Rutherford Gail Davis, Homecoming Queen 150 Homecoming Arouses Excitement i r i Our Varsity Team Steve Warden QUARTERBACK Robert Nelson CENTER Bill McClung END Ronnie Privette GUARD 152 1 . IMP , 8k, s, Mike Buchanan GUARD Doug Saul GUARD Tom Harrigan TACKLE Kent Mussleman END Joel Collins END Mike Long W1NGBACK 153 Wade Lockner FULLBACK Tom Cross TAILBACK Steve Johnston TACKLE Dwight Ray GUARD Woody Ray GUARD Joe Smith TACKLE 154 Terry Messer LINEBACKER Johnny Ragan END John Bishop WINGBACK Don Tester LINEBACKER Ronnie Flick HALFBACK Mark Sharrett TAILBACK 155 Sock It to ’em, Blue! 156 J.V. Works Toward Varsity 157 Crowning Highlights Last Game 1st RUNNER-UP 2nd RUNNER-UP 3rd RUNNER-UP Brenda Gibson Sondra Osborne Vicki Vance QUEEN CONTESTANTS: Vicki Vance, Jennifer Pinkston, Cathy Leonard, Judy Laughlin, Brenda Carrier, Vicki Roark, Carol Privette, Sharon Jarvis, Debbie Hensley, Patsy Cecil. Judy West. Claudia Trivett, Debbie Seymore, Sondra Osborne, Brenda Gibson. 158 Varsity Displays Patriot Power SENIOR MEMBERS MANAGERS 159 Mark Mason GUARD Steve Warden FORWARD AND GUARD Tony Blevins CENTER Mike Pyle CENTER AND FORWARD Sam Hodges FORWARD Randy Persinger FORWARD AND GUARD 160 Mike Penix GUARD Danny Burnett GUARD Bill McClung CENTER Don Tester Donnie Foster David Tipton FORWARD GUARD FORWARD 161 Patriot Palace Heroes 162 Junior Patriot Basketball J.V. Highlights 164 Golf Team Swings Into Action GOLF TEAM: Alan Sharrett, Keith Blevins, Coach Wilson, Tony Blevins, Gary Abel, and Donnie Morrell. TONY BLEVINS Johnson City Regional — 4th State Golf Meet — 6th 165 Patriots Excel on Diamond Managers John Basham Gary W. Leonard Rickey Glover Steve Dowell Gary T. Leonard SENIORS Steve Warden, Wade Lockner, Doug Vance, Ronnie Flick, Buddy Fillers. Steve Warden All Conference Third Baseman All Conference Player of the Year Conference Batting Champion All Upper East Tennessee Team Wade Lockner All Conference Catcher All Tournament Team RETURNING STARTERS Randy Persinger, Wade Lockner, Steve Warden, James Robinson, Buddy Fillers. 167 Track Team Proves Durability, 168 Speed, and Physical Fitness Track Team Honored at Banquet Pep Club Supports Patriots Coaches Guide Patriot Power ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Harmon Peters I ' OOTBALL: Milton Brookman, Line C.; Lawrence Bradley, Head C.; Charles Fleming, Asst. C.; Robert Blevins, Back Field C. TRACK: Milton Brookman, Asst.; Charles Fleming, Head Coach. BASEBALL: John McKamey, Head C.; Robert Blevins, Asst. C. BASKETBALL: Bill Wilson, JV C.; Bob Chambers, Varsity C.; John McKamey, Asst. C. Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Mrs. Arnold SPONSOR Lois Smith CO-CAPTAIN Debbie Hensley Sharon Jarvis Dottie Allison J.V. Cheerleaders Add Pep Carol Privette Keena Weatherly Brenda Carrier Jennifer Pinkston CO-CAPTAINS Tina Buckles Vicki Vance Judy Laughlin Connie Nelson 1 73 174 Cheerleaders on the Move — FCA Sponsors Revival As a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes I shall en- deavor to know more about Jesus Christ and His way of life, to be active in His church, to strive to be Christian in my personal life and to share my convictions with others. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: John Bishop; VICE-PRESIDENT: Tony Blev- ins, SECRETARY: Kent Musselman, TREASURER: Ronnie Flick, REPORTERS: Tom Cross, Mark Sharrett 176 Athletes Receive Awards 177 In Memory With Heavy Hearts We Pay Tribute to Our Former Classmate, John Bennett. His Memory We Hold Dear, and His Friendship We Will Al- ways Cherish. Our Knowledge of the Infinite Wisdom of Our Heavenly Father Will Substain Our Memory of One Who Shared Our School Days. JOHN BENNETT Property is the fruit of labor; PROPERTY IS DESIRABLE; IT IS A POSITIVE GOOD IN THE WORLD. THAT SOME SHOULD BE RICH SHOWS THAT OTHERS MAY BE- COME RICH, AND HENCE IS JUST ENCOUR- AGEMENT TO INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE. LET NOT HIM WHO IS HOUSELESS PULL DOWN THE HOUSE OF ANOTHER, BUT LET HIM WORK DILIGENTLY AND BUILD ONE FOR HIMSELF, THUS BY EXAMPLE ASSURING THAT HIS OWN SHALL BE SAFE FROM VIOLENCE WHEN BUILT. . . . ABRAHAM LINCOLN March 21, 1864 KASSEM’S AUTO SALES 1 00 1 7th Street Bristol, Tenn. 764-5341 Open ’til 9 p.m. Famous name brand tires. Due to volume buying we offer these tires at below dealer cost. Late model used cars 1 81 It ' s PET... MADE WITH FRESH CREAM you bet ! ALWAYS FRESH PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION Olympia Typewriter Ditto Duplicator Representative BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1602 West State Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-5041 Free Estimates Quality Carpeting WATSON’S CARPETS Bluff City Highway DEAN WATSON, Owner Phone 764-9651 182 MALCOLM’S MEAT SERVICE Wholesale Meats — Sea Foods — Poultry — Portion Control — L INC STER DISSOCIATES POST OFFICE BOX 620 JOHNSON CITY, TENN. 37601 TELEPHONE 926-0141 POST OFFICE BOX 9210 KNOXVILLE, TENN. 37320 TELEPHONE 577 5536 Campbell Ford Inc. Tri-Cities Newest Ford Dealer LTD’s — Galaxies — Torino — Mustang — Cobra FORD 323-5221 Blountville, Tenn. 183 BLOUNTVILLE FLORIST Phone 323-5611 Flowers for All Occasions Owner — Mr. Joe Kelly Blountville, Tennessee MOSER BODY SHOP 420 Cedar Street Bluff City, Tenn. C. RAY BROWN Compliments of SARTAIN ' S MARKET Plumbing, Heating and Repairing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1 1 -E Highway Piney Flats, Tennessee Phone 764-2064 Route 4, Emmett Road Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of ! 4 f I PRESTON FLEENOR VFW Post 9629 184 BASHAM ' S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY BASHAM ' S TRAILER PARK REPRESENTING PRESTIGE PORTRAITS NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS WALLSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY Also World ' s Finest Chocolates Hwy. 421 Ronald A. Freeman Phone 764-5501 James Garrett Bristol, Tennessee Glen Blakely Compliments of KING COLLEGE BURGERS-DOGS SHAKES New and Used Farm Equipment ELSEA FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 538-8402 KING ' S FASHION HOUSE 2321 Bluff City Hwy. Bristol, Tennessee Piney Flats, Tennessee 185 PULP AND PAPER TECHNOLOGY OFFERS YOU A GOOD CAREER Write any of these universities for in- formation about pulp and paper careers and scholarships. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY POST OFFICE BOX 5516 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CHAIRMAN, PULP PAPER TECHNOLOGY STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF FORESTRY AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE, NEW YORK CHAIRMAN COLLEGE OF FORESTRY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SEATTLE, WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT HEAD DEPT. OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE ORONO, MAINE DIRECTOR OF PAPER TECHNOLOGY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OXFORD, OHIO MEAD THE MEAD CORPORATION HEAD, DEPT. OF PAPER TECHNOLOGY WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN 186 AT Hamilton Compliments of 5 Offices to Serve You Member F.D.I.C. HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK of Johnson City PAUL BAKER CHEVROLET COMPANY SPORTS AND TACK EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED Phone 323-7144 Blountville, Tennessee School Jackets TERRY ' S BARBER SHOP The Latest in Barbering Equipment Phone 928-3561 North Johnson City TERRY JONES— Barbers— WAYNE HOVATTER JUANITA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Route 5, Weaver Pike Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of COMMUNITY DRUG CENTER Open From 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday A P Shopping Center Bristol, Tennessee EDGEMONT PIGGLY-WIGGLY Double J M Stamps on Tuesdays Bristol, Tennessee NICKELS MANUFACTURING INC. 617 Broad Street Bristol, Tennessee 187 GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES Our Yearbook Photographer Edgemont and Duncan Bristol, Tennessee 764-7168 BRISTOL TENNESSEE PERRY L. and TONY L. BLACKBURN STATE FARM w First INSURANCE COMPANIES Peoples Blountville, Tennessee Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JOHNSON CITY • JONESBORO Phone 323-5156 APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE Incorporated The House Of Courtesy, Quality And Service 709 Volunteer Parkway P. O. Box 3272 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 HAYES AMOCO SERVICE Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee 189 WALLACE SHOES EAST END CAFE Johnson City, Tennessee 1 1 8 State Street We got Weejuns Bristol, Tennessee Good Home-Cooked Meals HOSPITAL PHARMACY The Drive-In Pharmacy 602 N. Roan St., Johnson City, Tennessee Dial 926-0121 Free Delivery Free Parking KINKEAD MACHINE COMPANY Weaver Pike Bristol, Tennessee 1240 K. C. Music J News Sports Elizabethton, Tennessee VAN DERVORT ' S, INC. QUALITY SHOES Compliments of SMART STYLES PROPERLY FITTED DOMINION MUSIC, INC. Paramount Theatre Building of Bristol Bristol, Tennessee 190 . THE S. E. MASSENGILL COMPANY PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1897 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Chicago Dallas New York San Francisco CARR BROTHERS BOYD ' S BICYCLE SHOP Excavating Grading Water Lines Sewer Lines 7th Street Bristol, Tennessee Blountville, Tennessee Phone 323-8732 Keys made while you wait. HALF-WAY STATION Phone 764-7422 Route 4 Holston Valley Pike Bristol, Tennessee 191 BILL GATTON Chevrolet-Cadillac Tri-City Area ' s High Performance Headquarters You Can Trade With Bill Gatton More People Are There is no place like home The one you own BOYD REAL ESTATE 305 Washington Trust Building Phone . . . 669-8169 CARROLL L. BOYD Res. NO W. Cedar St. Phone 764-2943 Upholstering — Also Upholstering Samples BAINES UPHOLSTERY SHOP 6 Miles on U. S. 421 Route 3 CHARLES BAINES Phone 968-2338 BRISTOL LINCOLN-MERCURY - - V. s SALES, INC. 610 State St. Bristol, Tennessee 1 H-B Auto Used Parts and Compliments of Wrecking Service SUMMERS-TAYLOR H-B Trailer Court PAVING CO. Route 1 Raytheon Road Eliiabethton, Tennessee Bristol, Tenn. 192 -A. MORRELL BROTHERS Grocery and Service Station Weaver Pike Bluff City, Tennessee Sinclair , v Operators— MR. AND MRS. FLOYD MORRELL USED CARS Joe Rutherford AUTO SALES Phone 764-6532 308 Eighth Street Bristol, Tennessee FAIRMOUNT SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Virginia Avenue and Maple Street Phone 764-3651 EARL ROGERS — Owner 193 Everything in Electronics Radio and Television Parts CHARLES M. JESSEE CLARK RADIO SUPPLY 1130 West State Bristol, Tennessee Real estate Auction Co. Dental Arts Building 337 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tenn. — Phone 764-3186 RIDGEWOOD RESTAURANT Good Food — Steaks, Chops, Chicken Bar-B-Que With Homemade Sauce Bluff City, Tennessee THOMAS HARDWARE STORE Corner Main and Carter Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 538-2311 THOMAS GROCERY 439 Main Street Bluff City, Tenn. Phone 538-2311 SERV-ALL, INC. 928 West State Street Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Institutional Wholesalers ' BOWMAN-HOWARD INC. North Johnson City Jiill JRing • clothiers 36 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Self-Shopping Service Johnson City, Tennessee 194 DALTON ' S Young Men ' s Shop Kingsport, Tenn. Phone 247-7041 THE STORE FOR DAD AND LAD WATAUGA STONE COMPANY Phone 926-2961 Watauga, Tennessee PIPPIN FLORIST Phone 968-3141 202 Maple Street Bristol, Tennessee NATIONAL FABRICS Tri-Cities largest selection 1504 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia Phone 669-1 I 19 FAUCETTS CO. INC. Bristol, Tenn.-Va. When You Think of Clothes Think of SOUTHSIDE SHOPPINO CENTER BRISTOL. TENNESSEE HICKORY TREE BUS LINES 195 - 405 South Roan Street Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 BLUE RIDGE PURE The Finest in Automotive Service PURE-THE CLOSEST THING TO RACING GASOLINE Phone 764-9985 Bristol, Tennessee DeVAULT ' S, INCORPORATED 14 Lee Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Compliments of STRONG-ROBINETTE BAG CO. INC. USED CARS BILL’S AUTO SALES, INC. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE ANY MAKE OR MODEL Easy Terms on All Cars 1 504 W. State St. Bristol, Tenn. Phone 764-5833 Bristol, Tennessee 196 J ELL I CO TOBACCO DIVISION 1709 Southside Avenue Bristol, Tennessee Candies Restaurant Supplies School Supplies Bristol Blountville Kingsport Piney Flats Member — Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of CLYDE GROSECLOSE TRUSTEE OF SULLIVAN COUNTY Blountville, Tennessee Compliments of ABBOTT PROCTOR PAINE Phone 669-7101 Bristol, Virginia HODGE ' S FLORIST Route 2 — Johnson City-Bristol Hwy. Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 538-6577 Cut Flowers — Floral Designs — Potted Plants BROAD STREET FURNITURE Where Good Furniture is not Expensive Congratulations to the Seniors! BRISTOL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 220 Lee St. Bristol, Va. Phone 669-4184 197 BASSETTS tamqCo. DAIRY BARS Home of Real Ice Cream Bristol ' s Great Department Store Bristol, Tenn. Euclid Ave. Village 1 04 8th St. Bristol, Va. Bristol, Tenn. REMINESGOBBLE fettitoll Smartest Afe ti S icfi Compliments of Visit The Loft Sullivan County Sheriffs ' Dept. Our Traditional Shop BILL WRIGHT, SHERIFF Paramount Building Bristol, Tennessee BURTON ' S GROCERY |Q} AND SERVICE STATION go ytH5 Serving Piney Flats Community REALTOR With a Complete Line of Groceries — Meats — Fresh Vegetables 190 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee Frozen Food and Pure Products Opposite Route 1 Piney Flats, Tennessee Haynesfield Phone 538-8225 School rBS5g £ 764-4114 198 BACON SAUSAGE WIENERS SHOP GURLEY ' S HOMESTEAD HOUSE Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee RUSCO STEEL WINDOWS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS QUINCY ARMACLAD DOORS ALUMINUM SHUTTERS BLOWN INSULATION CAPITOL INSULATION SERVICE 715 Bluff City Hwy. Bristol, Tenn. COLEMAN HOCKETT 764-7526 OFFICE 764-4322 199 PINEY FLATS FLORIST Bristol — Elizabethton — Johnson City Highway I l-E Piney Flats, Tennessee Phone 538-8351 Complete Floral Service Fresh and Permanent Flowers Wire Service Anywhere! MR. AND MRS. C. B. TORBETT, Owners flotoens Kingsport — Greeneville — Morristown — Alcoa McDonald’s Look for the Golden Arches Your Kind of Place 133 Blountville Hwy. Bristol, Tennessee Welcome to BELMONT LANES South ' s Finest 200 WEAVER PIKE 24 Lane Bowling Center Steak House and Restaurant G. B. PIERCE, Gen. Manager BRISTOL, TENN. Family Billiards Skating GRAY’S DAIRY East High, many thanks tor your business. You will find us behind you all the way. Depend on us for Farm Fresh Milk in all its Goodness. Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-4621 Compliments of GLIDDEN PAINT DECORATING CENTER 516 Holston Avenue Bristol, Tennessee LEE TAYLOR Branch Manager KYKER FURNITURE COMPANY 320 East Main Street Phone 926-6144 or 926-6146 Johnson City, Tennessee 1 KENNETH ROGER ' S GROCERY SERVICE STATION Just 1 2 mile from East High on the Weaver Pike Route 3 Bluff City, Tennessee Compliments of PURITY MAID BAKERY SUPPLY CO. Shelby and 7th Streets Bristol, Tennessee READY MIX CONCRETE Phone 764-7141 LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Bristol, Tennessee 764-2136 YOUR KEY TO FINANCIAL SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE 202 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA DOAK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers MIMEOGRAPHING ENGRAVING Bristol, Tennessee BUNTING ' S When in Bristol Make Bunting ' s Your Headquarters MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Pointer Brand Clothing 7th Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee BETTY ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Raytheon Road Bristol, Tenn. Experienced Hairstylists Specializing in Bleaching, Tinting, and Wig Styling Owned by BETTY CARTER Phone 968-3531 Everything to Build Anything LUMBER CO Wholesale to All 941-943 State St. 669-6121 Newton St. 669-5108 Bristol, Virginia Other Paty Stores In Elizabethton — Greenville Johnson City Compliments of U-E MOTEL Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 538-6635 Rhodes, Inc FURNITURE 519 STATE ST • Bristol. Va. GRAHAM OIL HEATING 24-hr. burner service Route 3 Bristol, Tenn. Phone 968-3821 203 WOLFE BROS. AND H. L. TORBETT ' S PLANT FARM COMPANY Established 1888 Flowers for all occasions Piney Flats, Tenn. Phone 538-3132 Manufactures Church Pews MARTHA WASHINGTON and INN Church Furniture Phone 538-4801 Piney Flats, Tennessee For Your Class Banquets and Social Events Call G. W. SUMMERSON for Information and Reservations Abingdon, Virginia Area Code 703 628-3161 BRISTOL ' S LEADING COLLEGE FOR QUALITY BUSINESS EDUCATION Hatch zr ' s Clean ers BRISTOL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 968-1442 8 1 2 Fifth St. In Bristol Since 1895 d2 Curriers BRISTOL GLASS MIRROR COMPANY Everything in Glass and Aluminum Supplies and Repairs Edgemont Avenue Bristol, Tennessee MORTON ' S GROCERY Locally Owned Shop with discount prices 1 12 Pennsylvania Ave. Bristol, Tenn. 37620 204 Of MEMBER AKARD FUNERAL HOME A Funeral Home In A Garden Setting One of the South ' s Finest Complete Air Conditioned Private Family Room — Hammond Organ and Chimes — Private Chapel Six Private Slumber Rooms — Personal Service We Invite Your Inspection 764-5 1 1 2 1912 W. State St. David Alcard Bristol, Tennessee 205 BLUFF CITY MILLS Bluff City, Tennessee Don ' t Just Say Flour or Meal, Say White Rose. A Standard Quality for 80 Years IMPERIAL READING CORPORATION Formerly BIG JACK MANUFACTURING CORP. HOLSTON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Route 4 Bristol, Tennessee Your Friendly Country Store DR. FRANK W. FLEU OPTOMETRIST 25 Moore St. Bristol, Va. DUNN ' S PHARMACY, INC. Professional Building 340 Edgemont Avenue Bristol, Tennessee Prescription Specialists Free Delivery Drive-in Window Phone 764-2185 DINO ' S RESTAURANT Compliments of 420 Elk Avenue Eliiabethton, Tennessee BALL BROTHERS Specializing in FURNITURE Pizza and Spaghetti Open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 506 State St. — 143 Broad St. Bristol, Tenn. — Kingsport, Tenn. 3 1 2 East Street Johnson City, Tennessee Closed Sunday FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN CORP. Save Loans — Savings Accounts — Financing Phone 764-2161 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tenn. U. S. PLYWOOD (X A Division of U.S. Plywood — ysy Champion Papers, Inc. Weaver Pike SOUTHERN STATES Bristol Tennessee BRISTOL COOPERATIVE Incorporated Telephone — 6 1 5-764-7 1 26 1313 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia 24201 207 BAKER S LUMBER CO. Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 538-4543 A CITIZENS BANK Broad Street or Elk Avenue Eliiabethton, Tenn. GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORPORATION A Full Member Service Bank F.D.I.C. Hill Street Kingsport, Tennessee PAUL COOK FUNERAL HOME 101 Pennsylvania Avenue Bristol, Tennessee MORRELL’S AUTO SALES 2010 West State Bristol, Tennessee First Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. OF BRISTOL HOME OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE Bristol ° Marion IIO PIEDMONT ST O 303 COMMERCE ST M. AND ALBERT MORRELL, Owners BLUFF CITY PHARMACY GLEN BRUNSON, Rx. Ph. Bluff City, Tennessee Phone 538-3331 You can ' t buy better medicine to save your life J. G. LANE FURNITURE APPLIANCES Bassett Lane Empire HANNAHS, INC. Mohawk Carpet Custom Made Furniture Gibson Appliances Johnson City, Tennessee Phone 926-7761 Watauga, Tennessee 209 Aluminum Siding Specialists aluminum SIDING ALUMINUM SHUTTERS CARPORTS AWNINGS PATIO COVERS JIMMY WARDEN, Owner 2323 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee HURTS FOODS Bluff City, Tennessee Quality Groceries — Meats — Produce We Give S H Green Stamps KING Bee BURGER Short Orders — Sandwiches — Shakes Phone 538-5151 Bluff City, Tennessee BRISTOL CAVERNS On U.S. 421 5 Miles Southeast of Bristol, Tennessee-Virginia Gateway to the Smokies KING ' S GROCERY AND GULF SERVICE STATION Highway ll-E Between Bristol and Bluff City, Tenn. KINGSPORT ELECTRIC CO., INC. Wholesale Electrical Supplies 201 East Market Street Kingsport, Tennessee BRISTOL OFFICE SUPPLY Bristol, Virginia SMITHDEALS STATE CINE ROf.D UWwl «iYi m: .] j -j. ] Elizabethton. Tennessee 21 MONROE INTERNATIONAL BRISTOL PLANT Valley Drive Bristol, Virginia tTl )e ©ualitp � l)op Southside Shopping Center Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Glad Rags for fashionable Men and Women Phone 764-4842 BARKER ' S SUPER MKT., INC. Good Food At the lowest price Phone 968-3621 1704 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee BRENDA FAYE TRIVETTE Bristol, Tennessee 212 - LUKE BRUMIT SPORT SHOP ‘Stcdtol 7 i cCe Stone Shoes For The Entire Family Wilson — Spalding — Rawlings — MacGregor 708 State Street Bristol, Tenn. 626 Elk Avenue Elizabethton, Tennessee JIM COWAN, Manager Phone 764-2442 Phone 542-2321 HATCHER ' S BROS. USED CARS 928 West State Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-5522 MERLE NORMAN GATEWAY BEAUTY SALON Pennyrich Bras Phone 764-3333 THE JEWEL BOX BAYLOR-NELMS FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Home Owned and Operated Kingsport ' s Largest Furniture Store 529 State Street Bristol, Virginia 125-131 Broad Street Kingsport, Tennessee CARR’S MARKET Owned and Operated By Frank Carr Phone 538-8221 Piney Flats, Tennessee Serving Piney Flats Community with a complete line of groceries and frozen foods 213 WEST STATE GULF FREEMAN COX, Owner Phone 669-9232 Bristol, Va. RADER BROTHERS HOLSTON VALLEY GOLF COURSE Route 4 764-4801 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 NICK DOCK ' S BARBER SHOP Blountville, Tennessee Phone 764-8642 TWIN CITY BEAUTY SALON 1403 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee Groceries — Notions Gas, Oil and Feeds PINEY FLATS ESSO GROCERY Compliments of MRS. MARJORIE HARR County Court Clerk Blountville, Tenn. Route 1, Piney Flats, Tenn. DICK AND RON McQUEEN Owners and Operators CARRIER ' S RESTAURANT ESSO STATION Highway 421 — Bristol, Tennessee Phone 754-5738 214 First National Bank Sullivan County Kingsport, Tenn. Bristol, Tenn. Compliments of Virginia Intermont College i li ' jSEWS 6356 H ' SHB i!ui l. ' . 1 M r — 4 Clark and Palin 1736 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tennessee 215 EAST TENN. APPLIANCE The Smart For Good Place llLlLl Thin 9 s to Go . . . to Eat. SHIRLEY ANN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Piney Flats, Tennessee Phone 538-6232 Frigidaire Sales and Service 24 4th St. Phone 764-5164 Bristol, Tennessee BELL ' S HENNY PENNY FRIED CHICKEN TETRICK FUNERAL HOME 764-7542 211 North Riverside Drive Elizabethton, Tennessee Member National Selected Mortician OAKWOOD MARKETS, INC. Membership by Invitation Only Green Acres — West Sullivan Col. Heights Kingsport, Tennessee R. LYNN FLEENOR President TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE CO., INC. Complete Office Outfitters Phone 764-3181 832 State Street Bristol, Tennessee FABRIC FAIR HOUSE OF ROSSOFF Custom Draperies FASHION FABRICS— WOOLENS —KNITTING SHOPPE 30 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 EARL ' S PAINT BODY SHOP Weaver Pike Bristol, Tennessee 764-1791 216 20 Years Reliable Service BRISTOL AUTO SALES Distributor Hester Batteries Mobile Home Parts CARL E. FOULK Owner 130 Penn. Avenue Phone 764-3831 J. W. ADAMS COMPANY Authorized Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Blountville, Tennessee 323-5165 Free Inspection x 968-3442 Nights Call - 764-9664 KINGSPORT BRISTOL JOHNSON CITY ' ee lCl Ladies Shoes 509 523 State Street Bristol, Virginia LEE S. ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Blountville, Tennessee Fire, Auto, and Bonds 323-5630— Phone— 323-563 I ANDERSON AUTO REPAIR General and Import Car Service Automatic Transmission and Air Condition Service 1117 State Street Bristol, Virginia SAM K. ANDERSON, Owner Phones Office 669-6711 Home 764-7411 The history of liberty is a history of limitation of governmental power — not the increase of it. Woodrow Wilson P W BARBER SHOP Four Barbers to Serve You SAM WYATT LEE GRAY Bristol, Tenn. LAWRENCE PERRY ED RING LADY SON EQUIPMENT CO. NEW USED FARM MACHINERY -WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE ROUTE � 1 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE ROUTE ft 1 LEBANON, VIRGINIA Sunnybrook Enterprises , Inc. ■eft taL Sitatz tv zLofi Residential Building Lots and Commercial Properties Bought and Sold No. I Sunnybrook Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-9143 217 VOLUNTEER OIL CO. REX DEBORD BURROUGHS SHOES FUEL OILS Capezios SHELB Villager Etienne Aigner ww Spalding Saddles Spalding Loafers Burner Service — Budget Terms Old Maine Loafers John Romain Bags DIAL 926-2171 We Give S H Green Stamps For those who like the finest 2200 E. Fairview Ave. Johnson City, Tennessee 626 State Street Bristol, Tennessee THRIFTY AUTO SALES Compliments of 1005 West State Street Bristol, Virginia Everything for the Automobile 8 Phone 669-6932 Nationwide Insurance Representative In Virginia and Tennessee CONLEY E. GENTRY AGENCY 709 , 2 State St., Bristol, Va. Off. Phone 669-1922— Home 968-2305 Au to — F 1 re— Li fe— Hospi tal izati on — G rou p Compliments of RON ' S FORD Bristol, Tennessee The Tri-Cities 7 Largest Ford Dealer 1H M ■! M LAKE CITY Tube— Food Bait Shop Stereos, Tapes jnd Tape Players — Citizen Band Sandwiches Cold Drinks Groceries Tobacco Needs Fishing and Hunting License and Supplies LIVE BAIT Owned and Operated by — HELEN LADY and son, TOMMY RALSTON Route I Bluff City, Tenn. On Road to Massengill Park 538-4481 r ymr BankAmericard we oiM ' fim 219 K N INGSPORT ATIONAL [HI ANK Member of F. D. I. C. Four Convenient Locations to Serve You Kingsport, Tennessee BankAmericard uthome. time ERWINS FLORIST MRS. JAMES ERWIN— Owner 1510 Southside Ave. Bristol, Tenn 764-3211 Nights, Sundays and Holidays 764-4714 We, at Weaver ' s, strive to render a service that is complete in every detail and one that is sincere and understanding in every way. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME 7th and Locust Streets Bristol, Tennessee Phone 968-211 I 24-hr. Ambulance Service — Radio Dispatched BUNTON CHEVROLET Compliments of JOSTEN ' S Elizabethton, Tenn. Compliments of CONNELLY ESSO STATION State Street and Washington Street Bristol, Virginia 220 THE BURGER KING Compliments of DIXIE COCA-COLA Bottling Company, Inc. Self-Service Drive-in 20 B!ountville Hwy. Bristol, Tenn. Delicious Food CARL W. CATES 305 West Walnut Street Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 EARL’S USED CARS (Sales Manager) GARY GROSS Bluff City Hiway Phone 764-7664 Best Buys in Town STATE LINE RESTAURANT 1007 West State St., Bristol, Va. This is the Home of Home-Cooked Food Honest-to-Goodness Satisfaction HAYES CARPET, INC. Compliments of A FRIEND Bigelow • Mohawk • Philadelphia Barwick • Stevens • Gulistan 1608 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tennessee For Free Home Estimates Phone 968-1422 221 PATRONS Young ' s Supply Co., Inc. Taylor ' s Furniture Allen Enterprises Stansberry Superette JOHNSON CITY Parlcs-Bellc Scott Son Jewelers Byrd ' s Restaurant Howard ' s Barber Shop Home Federal Savings Loan Assn. BRISTOL Thompson ' s Esso Whitten Electric Co. Home Furniture Dari Delight Blevins Tire Recapping Speedwriting Sec. College Moore ' s Potato Chips Smith Floral Co. Anderson Gilliam Johnson ' s Fabric Shop Morgan ' s Pharmacy ELIZABETHTON Scruggs Automotive Allen Tayl or Pharmacy Reed ' s Style Center Fred Moore Nave Hardware Paul ' s School of Hair Design Furniture Plaza East Tenn. Supply Co. Edward ' s Beauty School Southern Restaurant Ritchie ' s, Inc. Winston Credit Jewelers Palmer Repair Shop Fred Davis Jewelers Hale Drugstore Carden ' s Office Supply Western Auto Quality Radiator Service Lingerfelt Pharmacy Free Service Tire Store City Music Company Fair ' s Jewelry Peters Jewelers C. B. Johnson ' s Furniture Stanton Maintenance Supply Co. KINGSPORT— Sobels BLOUNTVILLE — Davis Morrell, Tax Assessor BLUFF CITY — Thomas Bridge Grocery PINEY FLATS — Barr ' s Grocery Service Station Phone 538-4806 Many Thanks, Students for your participation and cooperation in making our school cafeteria a pleasure to serve you. The Cafeteria Personnel Mrs. Harley, Mgr. 223 The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost 224