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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1976 volume:

I 1 I THE 1976 PATRIOT Sullivan East High School Bluff City, Tennessee Volume 8 1 BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Dedication 2 To those who know their own weaknesses well enough To understand America ' s mistakes To heal her wounds To struggle for change To those who care enough about America To see the beauty beyond arrogance To remember a young land with noble goals But especially to those Who dare to dream dreams without certainty of success We, the students of East High, dedicate the 1976 edition of The Patriot. 3 ux lion sae — — � wm-,M «JW 1 1 «t«i L-S!l.. -J 1 1 ■« i : in i j i 6 7 Let us stand together with renewed confidence in our cause - united in our heritage of the past and our hopes for the future - and determined that this land we love shall lead all mankind into new frontiers of peace and abundance . JohnF. Kennedy 8 9 Pride 10 1 1 i The feeble tremble before opinion, the foolish defy it, the wise judge it, the skillful direct it. Mme . Jeanne Roland 12 Opinions 13 14 We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it. William Faulkner 15 Make way for us; here we come. We’re the future - America ' s young . Don ' t criticize or mock our youth; Just like you , we search for truth . Hypocrisies won ' t get us down; We will strike where these abound . There’s much to do; we ' re needed here, To help preserve what men hold dear. We’ll work with others hand-in- hand, To try to help our fellow man. In this land our fathers made , We stand together unafraid. 16 Give us room; let us by. The youth of America have arrived . There’s nothing wrong that we can’t fix; We’re the Spirit of ’76. 17 18 1 il I 4 1 i 1 i W ' ♦ ' 1 Y I in ■: • Tlj iii j j Audio- Visual Taking care of East ' s audio-visual equipment is just one of the many duties this club performs. A.V. members distribute teach- ing equipment, set them up and repair them. We can also thank these club members for the several feature length films that are shown throughout the year. This year ' s officers include: President - Lisa Wolfe Vice-President - Greg Phillips Treasurer - Faye Young 20 Bible Club President: Alan Spencer Vice-President: Tammie Mullins Secretary - T reasurer : Becky Wolfe The Bible Club has approxi- mately twenty members. They hold morning devotions every day before first period. Jim Stophel, Mr. Anderson of Graham Bible College, and the Rev. Kenney have been some of the guest speakers. 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They have added color, vari- ety and charm to the parades and field shows and have enhanced the effectiveness and performance of the marching band. Tammy Gentry Cindy Miller 1 i i i 1 1 26 Tammy Hale Wilma Holisclaw 76 ' ers, Linda Ramsey, Carolyn Smithson, Janice Berg, Teresa Jackson Karen Johnson Gina Sharreit Rifle Team 27 Jan Lewis Pam Lockner Tina Perkins Janie Rose Stage Band The stage band is really a group which performs music mostly for the enjoyment of it, and a more relaxed and informal atmosphere prevails over the rehearsals. The stage band looks forward to its annual tour to area schools where concerts are presented in the spring . 29 30 Editor - Lindsey Blevins Business Editor - Becky Cross Senior Class Editor - Kelley Marsh Junior Class Editor - Kim Trinkle Sophomore Class Editor - Lisa Clark Circulation and Introduction Editor - Lisa Brewer Clubs Editor - Gila Durham Activities Editor - Paul Williams Sports Editor - Debbie Crawford Photographers - Mike Monell - Terry Dempsey - Donna Smith -Denise Davis Sponsor - Mrs. Forbes Working hard to bring you the very best annual each year is the goal of the Annual Staff. This year ' s Bicentennial edition required many hours of extra time and effort. Our thirteen members spent the summer sell- ing ads and attended a special annual camp at Emory and Henry . 31 Spanish Club Sponsor: Miss Davis Motto: Poco a poco se va lejos. ' ' 1 ■ .Jik ' ■cs- ' . 1 • ' : J 32 Trying to better their Spanish is only one concern of the very busy Spanish Club. Two social events of this club are the bake sale at the Bristol Band Festival, and the decorating of a Christmas tree in Spanish ornaments . Other activities include: money sent at Christmas to an Indian Mission School in South Dakota, the V.T. Basket Fund in Bristol. Spanish I and II participate in the National Spanish Exams at E.T.S.U. with the club paying for all expenses and sponsoring a bus load of students to the Barter Theatre . 33 Student Council is the govern- ing body of our school. This year the East High Student Coun- cil had a hard time getting involvement out of more than a few students of the student body. Even though there was this handi- cap, the Student Council still takes a major part in planning student activities. Working hard to better our school, the Student Council is responsible for accom- plishing the following projects: Homecoming Week; the election of cheerleaders; the welcoming of sophomores; the sponsoring of Santa Pal children; and the buy- ing of a Bicentennial flag for the school. President - Susan Holbrook Vice-Pres. - Jane Bullock Secretary - Anita Morrell Treasurer - Gayla Dowdy Reporter - Janet Pacholski Sgt.-at-Arms - Karen Troxel Sponsors - Mrs. Thomas Mr. Cook 34 35 Journalism First Semester Fourth period journalism works very hard to bring East High an up-to-date newspaper. This year ' s paper has added extra columns for reader interest, like the Gossip Column and even a report on the latest Music Scene. Photographers catch students and teachers in funny and embarrassing situa- tions. It ' s a lot of headaches; getting copy layouts; finding typo- graphical errors; but the result is worth it . . . East High ' s Spirit of ' 76. Sponsored by: Mrs. Houser Mrs. Armstrong Second Semester Mrs. Armstrong 36 French Club ”Parlez-vous Francjais? In this club the answer is definitely oui, oui.” Sponsored by Mrs. Gaines, these dedicated members involve themselves in numerous activities, such as their annual French per- fume sale, the National French Exams, and attend a foreign language workshop at E . T . S . U . 37 Young Democrats Designed to be involved with oui government ' s political system and in our Democratic party , the Young Democrats participate in party functions and campaign activities. The Tenn. Young Democrats are in co-operation with our club here at East, which not only campaign for Democrats but learn about their party as well. Their meetings are twice a month, and in these meetings outside speakers come to talk about the party’s make-up, his- tory, and organization . Mem- bership is open to anyone inter- ested in the pany. 38 Youth in Government The purpose of this club is to cre- ate a renewed interest of youth in governmental affairs by observa- tion of various governmental bodies, conducting student elec- tions and public opinion surveys, and participating in various mock government sessions. The club ' s sponsors are Mr. Gates and Miss Arnold . President - Sharon Harlow Vice-Pres. - Susan Holbrook Secretary - Kim Stewart Treasurer - Karen Troxel 39 Beta Club The Beta Club, a large group of approximately sixty-five mem- bers, is composed of juniors and seniors who have consistently held a high scholastic average of 90 or above. Character, leadership, and achievement are also taken into account for joining this elite club. The Beta Club contributes annually to aid St. Jude’s Chil- dren Hospital, sponsors the Hon- or ' s Day program, and the Dis- trict Beta Club meeting in December. President - Kim Stewart Vice-Pres. - Chip Thomas Secretary - Sandy Smith Treasurer - Phill Maiden Sponsors - Mrs. Harkleroad Mrs. Martin Mrs. Anderson 40 41 4-H Promoting the young people of our community to become involved in both home and eco- nomic situations is the main pur- pose of the 4-H Club. The mem- bers work in agricultural projects as well. Nancy Wall was rewarded by her efforts by being named the Out- standing 4-H Member of the Year at Achievement Day. President - Dean Baird Vice -Pres. - Linda Ramsey Sec. Treas. - Mary Lynn Frazier Recreation - Sara Elsea Reporter - David Tester 42 i FFA The purpose of this organization , which is not for farmers, is to better people for adult citizen- ship in the agricultural field. Each year the FFA tries to achieve various main goals. They include; improving the rural home area; encouraging students regularly enrolled in vocational agriculture; and cap- turing a more intelligent source of agricultural occupations. President - Greg Glover Vice-Pres. - Ricky Campbell Secretary - Gary Tester Treasurer - James Roberts Sentarian - David Lindamood Reporter - Steve Lockner 43 44 Art Club The Art Club was formed for the continuance of art principles and ideals within the school. The Art Club provides students the oppor- tunity to further involve them- selves in creative endeavors within the school, community, and the environment. The club actively engages in projects of an art nature as well as civic projects for the better- ment of the community. The Art Club is interested in bringing about more understand- ing of art, esthetics, and related areas. President - David Tester Vice-Pres. - Tina Perkins Secretary - Susan Maye Treasurer - Peggy Stewart Reporters - Susan Morrell Tammy Mullins 45 46 Environ- mental Science Club The Environmental Science Club is striving to free the environment from pollution in our community and working to keep our school grounds clean. Trying to keep peo- ple involved by protecting the envi- ronment in our surrounding area is what this club is all about. President - Mike Barry Secretary - Diane Alford Treasurer - Dean Rice Sponsors - Mr. Lady Mr. Sprinkle 47 KfS ' - 48 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is not only the symbol of this organization but as the name implies, it serves the com- munity as well . As the other half of the comprehensive high school, the VICA learn theories in the classroom, gain experi- ence by working, and it acquires the leadership skills needed . 49 Patriot Corps ' OUCATIOM “ AT IMNtt . . X lOlTON IO� • 111 kJONItlOM «0«UT McAHIt AAUl KAMIT AIOMO vaimi 1 Office Workers Chess Club chess Club? Is it full of future Bobby Fishers and Boris Spaskys? Let ' s hope so. The members and sponsor, Mr. Callison, get together to do their thing, so to speak, play chess. Mastermind against mastermind; Queen, King, Rook, Pawn, Castle, Check? No . . . Checkmate! 51 PTSA Hiking Club FBLA Activities of FBLA are designed to help members become better business leaders. To understand the nature and workings of vari- ous phases of the business world, tours are arranged to see the actual demonstrations. Each member is encouraged to work part time . President - Dianne Hightower Vice-Pres. - Jeanette Riffey Secretary - Vicky Rogers Treasurer - Connie McCracken Reporter - Terry Price Sponsor - Mrs. Prince 53 Library Club 54 The East High Library contains thousands of books but without the special help, our librarians and the library club we could not possibly keep the library. Pro- moting reading for educational use and pleasure by providing curriculum materials for the stu- dents are two useful deeds per- formed by this club. Besides training library assistants the library club supports student activities . President - Becky Hicks Vice-Pres. - Diane Alford Sec. Treas. - Terry Nealy Sponsors - Mrs. Latture, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Rasmussen 55 Pep Club Executive Committee i Transportation Committee 56 Planning Committee Yards and yards of paper and gal- lons of red and blue paint went into the making of the Pep Club signs. The faithful members spent many long hours working after school on signs and decora- tions for the team. Under the guidance of Mrs. Faucette, the executive committees success- fully undertook new projects. President - Karen Troxel Vice-Pres. - Wilma Holtsclaw Secretary - Janet Pacholski Treasurer - Gail Buskell Sign-Painting Committee 57 Patriofs Concert Choir The Patriot ' s Concert Choir is recognized as one of the top choirs in Tennessee. To become a member of the Concert Choir you must audition for the director. Some of the highlights on the Concen Choir Calendar are: The Annual Christmas Concert, participation in the Senior High Choral Festival also referred to as State Compe- tition, The Pops Concert,” the yearly tour, which takes them to many interesting and exciting places, and several local concens. Director - Mr. Tom Elam 58 Patriotic Singers The Patriotic Singers perform all types of music and are one of the most sought after performing groups in the Tri-Cities. The Singers are a select group of musicians chosen because of vocal ability, musicianship and the desire to perform. They rep- resent East High School as they perform for all types of meetings throughout the Tri-Cities and Upper East Tennessee. President - T. Cox Secretary - J . Bullock Program Chairman - V . Gross Librarian - R. Leonard 59 Red, White, and Blue Choir This choir represents Juniors and Sophomores who have potential desire and dedi- cation to the art of choral singing. Officers: President - D. Simcox (not pictured) Vice President - T. Perkins Secretary - V. Denton Program Chairman - E. Morrell Fund Raising Chairman - L. Strahan 60 Girls ’ Ensemble This is a select group of Sopho- more and Junior girls. Entrance into this vocal group is by regis- tration, There are no tryouts and the group is open to any young girl who would like to develop singing technique as well as per- form in the standard school con- certs. Officers: Pres. - R. Allison Treas. - B. Miles Sec. - Sarah Honaker Co-Librarians - T. Bagwell T. Carol 61 Singing Pates The Singing Pates are a group of musicians taken from the Red, White and Blue Choir. Because of ambition and the eagerness to learn, they are always striving to perfect their sound and quality in school and at public appearances. Officers; Pres. - P. Stewart Sec. - S. Maye Treas. - M. Glover Librarian - P. Ogletree Program Chairman - D. Walsh 62 Concert Choir Officers President - Tim Fox Co- Secretaries - Jane Bullock Joan Littlefield Co- Librarians - Julie Williams Gary Booher Program Chairman - Tim Harkleroad Co- Tour Chairmans - Vickie Gross Lisa Meredith ALL-STATE CHOIR: 1st ROW; Syvella Elam, Wanda Keith, Vickie Lindamood, Vickie Gross, and Joan Littlefield. STANDING: Tim Fox, Tim Harkleroad, Tim Cox, David Tester, Leslie Leonard, and Rick Canier. 63 m -=r .- —I J Lcj £ ' ?%• ' - _j n I Baseball East 0pp. 5 Virginia 11 9 Holston 0 5 Holston 0 4 Kingspon 10 14 Erwin 6 4 Lynn View 1 13 Elizabethton 6 14 Keiron 1 1 Tennessee 0 5 Johnson City 4 15 Greeneville 10 7 Morristown E. 9 5 David Crockett 6 6 Central 5 2 Kingspon 6 6 Erwin 4 12 University 3 7 Elizabethton 0 3 Tennessee 4 5 Morristown E . 2 3 Johnson City 9 20 Central 4 8 Greeneville 7 5 David Crockett 6 7 John Battle 2 13 Lynn View 0 17 Mountain City 2 Won Lost 22 10 66 FRONT ROW; B. lessee, R. Stewart, S. Burroughs, J. Hyler, G. Robinette, G. Carswell. SECOND ROW: Coach McKamey, J. Denton, D. Patrick, S. Grizzel, J. Patrick, T. Morton, T. Wagers, D. Simerly. THIRD ROW: P. Lilly, L. Adams, M. Henley, L. Frye, J. Draper, R. Brookman , Coach Hare . 67 Outstanding Seniors 75 The ' 75 baseball squad was led by several outstanding seniors. Gene Carswell, Lynn Frye, Steve Grizzel, James Patrick, Larry Adams, and Gary Robi- nette all commanded the field to give the Pats a superior sea- son ' s record. 1 68 The Patriot sluggers, led by coaches McKamey and Hare, produced a great season of 22 wins and 10 losses with the effi- cient assistance of the managers, Gary Massengill and Steve Honaker. They defeated Tennes- see High to place first in the Dis- trict Tournament and went on to play Kingspon in the Regional Tourney . 69 70 71 Casio Ramsey , Head Coach Ronnie Brookman, Manager Greg Stubbs, Offense C. Jennings, R. Campbell, J. Ragan, I. Denton, M. Boyer, L. Barrett, P. Stanley, T Penley, P. Grizzel, R. Smith, M. Howze, D. Reach, W. Monk, J. Felty, L. Dugger, R Lockner, M. Hughes. i 72 Gregg Lowe , Offense Harmon. J. Pratt, D. McPeak, T. Harkins. P. Lilly. T. White. L. Combs, T. Wagers, J. Tolbert, D. Jarrett, M. Hodges, S. Harmon, B. Elliot. NOT PICTURED: L. Lockner, S. David Rutherford , Defense Frank Hare , Defense 73 I Varsity Cheerleaders % Robin Forrester Sandy Nelson Left to right. Yvette Owens, Gina O’Dell, Rena Maines, Robin Forrester, Sandy Nelson, Laura Demo, Laurie Lilley, Teresa Townsend. Not pictured: Sherry Greene. 74 Yvette Owens Co-Captains - Robin Forrester, Sandy Nelson Laura Demo Sherry Greene 75 IV. Cheerleaders JUNIOR- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, 1975-76 Pictured from left to right: Janet Buchanan, Jan Lewis, Janet Pacholski, Babette Cox, Wilma Holtsclaw, Laura Littlefield, Mary Mahoney, Ginger Booher, Theresse Cowan. 76 Chip Glover Coach Hensley Mark Morton Mike Reed Charles Jennings John Felty Golf Name Average Per 9 Chip Glover 41.8 Mark Morton 43.8 John Felty 41.3 Charles Jennings 46.5 Mike Reed 47.4 Richard Norman 50.8 Ricky Vance 53.7 Brian Winchell 56.0 Season Standings Won -Lost Schedule 13-17 Big 6 1-4 Big 9 4-4 District 0-5 School Records Yr. Score 72 9 Holes 150 74 18 Holes 306 73 18 Holes (Indiv.) Butch Flick 69 74 Most Wins Season 24 Ricky Vance 77 78 79 72 58 87 52 73 56 72 84 57 66 71 90 62 68 68 57 72 78 65 60 72 69 David Crockett Johnson City Surgoinsville Knox. Doyle Greeneville Central Elizabethton Morristown E. Term. High Daniel Boone Surgoinsville Oneida Morristown E. Cenual Chilhowie Kingsport Johnson City David Crockett Greeneville Daniel Boone Erwin Erwin Chilhowie Term. High Kingsport Elizabethton Left to right. Coach Hensley, D. Simerly, E. Smith, D. Johnson, S. Thompson, J. Cross, D. Peters, Coach Wilson, T. Kroll, D. Wilson, F. Rogers, J. Draper, M. Reed, M. Eaker. 81 Junior Varsity Left to right. R. Miller, D. Tipton, C. Thomas, N. Wolfe, C. Carrier, R. Harper, J. Robinette, T. Jenkins, T. Tillision, I. Boyd, S. Winchell, S. Green. 82 East 0pp. 54 David Crockett 26 41 Johnson City 40 30 Surgoinsville 31 57 Knox. Doyle 44 41 Greeneville 39 41 Central 42 51 Elizabethton 44 45 Morristown E. 42 33 Tenn, High 42 42 Daniel Boone 58 47 Su rgoinsville 22 40 Morristown E . 30 33 Central 37 43 Chilhowie 28 36 Kingsport 57 40 Johnson City 51 53 David Crockett 35 43 Greeneville 51 44 Daniel Boone 48 51 Erwin 46 45 Erwin Chilhowie 38 41 Tenn. High Kingsport Elizabethton 48 83 Only one word could describe Coach Jerry Gregg’s cross country team - great.” Now having captured nearly every meet, they have completed their sec- ond unbelievable season. They were led by Chuck Brown to vic- tory in the Big 6 Championship and second place in the Big 9. After winning the Daniel Boone Invitational and placing second at the Walter State Community College Invitational, they placed third in the state. 84 Left to right. ]. Barnette, B. Hampton. B. Lilly, R. Harris, J. Stophel, M. Berry, M. Walker, B. Leonard, D. Rice, ]. Bolling, C. Cox, W. Stewart, B. Morton. R. Vance, J. Snyder, S. Bouziden, G. Andrews, D. Morrell, Coach Rutherford, D. Can. T. Carrier, B. Smith, J. Cox, J. Alexander, D. Gentry, D. Carper. 85 Left to right. A. Miller. L. Lockner, D. McPeak, J. Rock, ]. Richardson, S. Humphrey, Coach Gregg, C. Strahan, S. Cross, J. Dempsey, W. Humphrey, F. Cox. R. Boling, P. Jones, M. Morrell, J. Edmonds, C. Brown, Coach Stubbs. The 74-75 Patriot track team gave some sterling performances to produce an outstanding overall season. They were led by several superb runners, who with the aid of the team captured many vic- tories. Wayne Humphrey, a sen- ior, was district champion, and placed fourth in the 2-mile run at the regionals. Chuck Brown, a sophomore, was undefeated in the regular season, district champion in the 880-yard mn, and placed fourth in the region- als. 86 The 2-mile relay team (above left) Wayne Humphrey, Chuck Brown, James Rock, and Mike Martin (not pictured) were unde- feated in the regular season. They won the district champion- ship and placed fourth in the regionals. 87 Swim Team 74-75 School Records 200 Free - Campbell 2.05:53 100 Free - Campbell .56 400 Free Relay 3.57:13 Hamilton, Miller, Meredith, Campbell 200 Medley Relay 2:21 Han, Collins, Rasmussen, Mullins 200 Free - Thomas 2.39:8 200 I.M. - Han 3.08:2 500 Free - Thomas 8.09:7 100 Back - Harr 1.17:8 400 Free Relay 4.53:1 Conner, Thomas, Han, Collins 88 Left to right. M. Hannah, D. Roark, A. Mclnturff, M. Dotson, S. Elsea, C. Taylor, G. Collins, L. Clark, R. Brown, D. Meredith, P. Harr, D. Conner, P. Ba.xter, D. Cawood, Coach Faucette, T. Carry, J. Miller, K. Woods, M. Stophel, G. Meredith, J. Rasmussen, R. Alexander, ]. Harr, B. Seymour, D. Tester. 4T 89 Left to right. J. Bunch, L. Davis, J. Fritts, S. Malone, Coach Watson, Y. Owens, B. Cross, T. Hale, C. Tolben. 90 91 Volleyball 9 25 Tennessee Split 9 30 Elizabethtcn W 9 30 David Crockett w 10 7 Science Hill w 10 7 David Crockett w 10 14 Mountain City w 10 16 Tennessee w 10 21 Elizabethton w 10 21 Daniel Boone L 10 22 Central W 10 27 Central W 10 29 Mountain City w 11 4 Daniel Boone L 11 6 Science Hill w 11 8 D. Boone Invit. 2nd 11 15 EHS Invit. Tourney 2nd Left to right. L. Johnson, P. Freeman. S. Scalf, P. Boughers, P. Jones, D. Liliey, Coach Griffith, T. Mumpower, G. Buskeli, P. Tester, L. Gurley, L. Strahan. 92 Boy’s Tennis Pictured from left to tight: FRONT ROW: Tim Arnold, Tim Bebber. BACK ROW: Mike Stout, Jimmy Barnette, Robbie Gillion. P] A| rl rI t 1 J 1 1 Pictured from left to right: FRONT ROW: Patty Baxter, Tammy Kiser, Wilma Holtzclaw. BACK ROW: Valerie Hallenbeck, Susan Bond, Cindy Bishop. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Clark. • 7 ? rri Lriri s 1 ennis 93 Girls Basketball who says girls can ' t play sports as well as boys? The Patriot basket- ball girls sure know what they’re doing out on the court. Patty Harper and Tammy Kiser are the two team captains who keep the spirit on the court. It looks like a winning season with the help of Coach Hare. Tonya Edwards, Claudia Venable, and Michelle Bradley are the three managers who keep the girls going . 94 mm East 0pp. 34 North Greene 44 52 Lynn View 13 55 Elizabethton 31 48 Kingsport 44 55 Erwin 14 51 Central 36 38 Chuckey-Doak 64 47 Elizabethton 22 45 David Crockett 39 47 Kingsport 30 43 Erwin 36 35 Ketron 28 49 Central 31 43 David Crockett 31 41 Lynn View 23 33 Ketron 38 d aluot Left to right. C. Venable, Manager, P. Boughers, A. Elsea, P. Harper, E. Pobst, T. Mumpower, T. Smith, T. Kiser, D. Houze, L. King, P. Hobbs, A. Cox, C. Tolben. 95 HONORS Academic Year 1975-1976 SENIOR SIX SEMESTER AVERAGE 92 AND ABOVE ROW 1: V. Gross, L. Brewer, M. Berry, I. Cunningham. ROW 2: S. Draper, K. Stewart, ]. Freeland, B. Holloway. ROW 3: P. Lockner, S. Holbrook. J. Thompson, S. Bond. ROW 4: V. Lockner, T. Kiser, W. Depew, P. Williams. ROW 5: G. Carrier, D. Morrell, M. Trinkle, M. Barry, R. Gillion. NOT PICTURED: Mike Bellamy, Mickey Atkins, Regina Leonard, Beverly Anderson, Cindy Lowe, Mike Dingus, Janice Burnette. 98 SENIOR ENGLISH ROW 1: K. Marsh, T. Brunson, C. Bishop, K. Lindamood, S. Harlow, K. Troxel. ROW 2; J. Draper. L. Lilley, B. Holloway, T. Louthen, K. Stewart, V. Gross. ROW 3: D. Akard, P. Scott, F. Shipley, D. Scott, T. Kiser, S. Holbrook, L. Brewer. ROW 4: C. Lowe, P. Boughers, P. Lockner, G. Dowdy, M. Barry, S. Draper, G. Carrier, D. Morrell. ROW 5: V. Lockner, D. Francisco, B. Wolfe, D. Alford, T. Maiden, J. Freeland, L. Blevins. ROW 6: P. Williams. R. Boone, W. Depew, ]. Davidson, R. Owens. NOT PICTURED: D. Woodby, ]. Stophel , R. Leonard, D. Lusk, D. Vanover, M. Henson, K. Waddel, R. Turner. J. Burnette, C. Bishop. 1 ■ _ Hi M 2I| life i f H SENIOR SCIENCE ROW 1: Lisa Brewer, Greg Carrier, Paul Williams. ROW 2: Kim Stewart, Tammy Kiser, Mike Dingus, Lindsey Blevins. NOT PICTURED: Tim Carrier, Brenda Holloway, Danny Morrell. 99 SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS: Linda Shipley. Brewer. Karen Lindamood. Beckv Hicks. Iris Cunningham. Norma Williams. Lisa SENATE YOUTH LEGISLATURE: Kelley Marsh 100 SENIOR BUSINESS: Doris Lilley. Rina Turner, Linda Curtis, Laura Madison, Pam Lockner, Gail DePriest, Lisa Wolfe, Iris Cunningham. NOT PICTURED: Pete Jones, Maryann Beaton, John Boling, Penny Prince. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY; David Tester, Louis Combs, Diane Alford. FOREIGN WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS; Robin Spangler, Angela Jones, Gila Durham, Mary Lyrui Frazier. 101 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS: L. Lilley, S. Elsea, t). Rice, B. Wolfe, G. Dowdy, J. Bullock, M. Barry, S. Harlow, R. Hopkins, C. Venable, D. Simerly, P. Scou, M. Berry, D. Smith, I. Cunningham, L. Farris, S. Bond, ]. Parsons, L. Anderson, K. Marsh, S. Harmon. GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' STATE: E. Jennings, S. Harmon, R. Brook- man. SENIOR SOCIAL SCIENCES: T. Brunson . K . Linda mood . L. Brewer, R. Gillion, G. Carrier, P. Williams, G. Dowdy, G. DePriest, D. Scott, B. Holloway. VOCATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL ARTS: A. Morrell, D. Morrell. D. Johnson, V. Moretz. SENIORS RECEIVING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: J. Draper, M. Barry, P. Williams, G. Carrier. NOT PICTURED: P. Prince. L. Brewer COUNTY DAY: Lisa Clark, David Tester, Sara Elsea, Shaun Harmon. SENIOR ART; David Carr 104 ALL-STATE BAND: BACK ROW; Bill Johnson, Craig Goodman, Mike Dingus, Steve Bellamy. FRONT ROW: Van Brevier, Mary Paine, Susan Holbrook, Kim Stewart, Jeff Thompson. BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW: Lisa Brewer 105 SENIOR ADVANCED MATH: Greg Canier, Kim Stewart, Tammy Kiser, Paul Williams. SENIOR GENERAL MATH: Mike Jones, Harold Cardwell, Eva Rosenbalm. 106 SOPHOMORES WITH A 95 OR ABOVE AVERAGE IN THREE OR MORE SUBJECTS: R. Black, D. Howze, D. Rhymer, D. Clark, J. Thomas, B. Miles, G. Thomas, M. Mahoney, V. Brewer, M. Hannah, J. Boyd. M. Hodge, I. Draper. JUNIORS WITH A 95 OR ABOVE AVERAGE IN THREE OR MORE SUBJECTS: D. Hightower, T. Hicks. D. Bishop, L. Davis. C. Thomas. Howze, B. Seymour, D. Crawford, P. Baxter, P. Harr, V. Hallenbeck, J. Littlefield, R. Freeland, K. Clark, P. Maiden, V. Dale, Glover, L. Duncan, G. Durham, L. Clark, K. Smith. NOT PICTURED: S. Smith. 2 2 108 — 1 • WJm l3 j® James Hyler Robin Forrester L i® ' , 1 1 1 V i Ui fl ' • - • 110 1 1 1 112 113 114 115 116 Graduation 1975 117 118 Junior- Senior Prom After many hours of planning and money for exquisite decorations, the prom committee chose as their theme for the 1975 Junior- Senior Prom; We May Never Pass This Way Again.” The committees were rewarded by the great success of the prom. Regina Leonard, who was chosen queen by the seniors was escorted by James Goode . 119 Homecoming 1975 During Homecoming Week ' 75, the Student Council spon- sored Red, White, and Blue Day, Kiddie ' s Day, Inside- Out Day and Farmer ' s Day. On Kiddie ' s Day there was an orange -eating contest. There were several contestants, and Spring Malone won the slushy contest by eating six oranges in two minutes. Also on Kid- die ' s Day an award was given to the best-dressed kid. Kim Smith convincingly won the award . 120 1 1 — On Thursday nieht, foot-stom- 1 ' pin ' and hand-clappin could be 4 f )iA5irH s11 AVAT PatTirf ' T 1 ! ' - ' II iiOalVi €iXl LilC xALllX L ACiXaX w when Leon Kiser and the Holston Til.. ' .1 ' Mountain Boys entenained . A On Friday night festivities were extra-special with the decorated floats and cars sponsored by the Spanish Club, An Club, Young Democrats and Mass Media Class. Then half-time finally arrived with the band presenting a superb performance and the moment came we all had been waiting for. All the candidates came out on the field while everyone watched anxiously. Sophomore representatives were Babette Cox escorted by Scott Winchell, Janet Dishner escorted by Tim Jenkins, and Cindy Miller escorted by Steve Bel- lamy. The winner was Janet Dishner. Juniors were Sandy Nelson escorted by Danny Peters, Yvette Owens escorted by Dan Green, and Laura Demo escorted by Jimmy Bentley. The winner was Sandy Nelson. Homecoming queen candidates were Robin Forrester, escorted by James Hyler, Laurie Lilley escorted by Jim Graham and Jane Bullock escorted by Mike Reed. The band played a fanfare and over the loud speaker came a voice , And the 1975 Homecoming Queen is Robin For- rester . ' ' 123 Homecoming ’75 proved to be one of the best ever. Having almost everyone participating in the activities was really impres- sive . The whole week held a tre- memdous response from the Patriots. 4 mr h! t ' 3 i 1 Amid the lights, excitement, and nervousness , eighteen girls endured the evening of the Miss Patriot Pageant. After an open- ing number, modeling sport- swear, and sweating it out, nine girls were chosen as semi-final- ists. The girls performed their talent and competed in evening gowns. Elizabeth Jennings was named Miss Patriot 1975.” Her talent was an impersonation of the character, ’’Edith Ann,” portrayed by Lily Tomlin . Miss Patriot Pageant 1975 126 The nine semi-finalists. I I Sponswear Talent Evening Wear 127 Pop s Concert Down Home on the Farm proved to be an appropriate theme for the year’s Pop ' s Concert. It was just one of the many curricular activities the choir was involved with in order to pay for their trip to Europe to perform in the Vienna Invitational Music Festival. 128 129 130 |H 1 ' ■ iji r r ' li III 8 131 132 133 Basketball Homecoming 1976 Basketball Queen Gina Shaneit First Runner-up Spring Malone Second Runner-up Angie Davis Beverly Anderson Jane Bullock Regina Leonard I 134 Angela Jones Robin Spangler Patty Proffitt February 10 was the setting of the 1976 Basketball Homecoming. The gymnasium was packed. Excitement filled the air. Finally, half-time came and the 1976 Queen was announced. It was Gina Sharrett. All the girls worked hard raising money for the occasion sponsored by the varsity cheerleaders. Gail Thomas Marcia Seymour 135 Visitors 136 I I No school is complete without a few new people roaming in and out of the halls; except these new people had a specific duty to perform in our school. Teaching us about magic, nuclear fission, singing to us, or simply just talk- ing to us, these visitors are somewhat special people that add color and life to our daily routine . 137 Vandalism Vandalism this year seems to have taken its toll on East High School. 138 I Leaks The leaks this year, even though they were supposedly taken care of in the spring of ' 75, reoccur- red, bringing back buckets and trash cans . 139 Rings ... a major event in every junior’s life. You ask yourself, Which one is for me? Do 1 want white gold or yellow gold? Fireray or Sunburst? Garnet or Spinel? Confusion . . . Decisions . . . Relief . . . It ' s over . . . It ' s over. 140 Science Fair The 1975 Science Fair, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Johnson City, proved fruitful for some of our science students last year. The entries included projects from the fields of biology, chemistry, engineering, and mathematics. Those winning awards included: Artie Roberts, for his work with a Brushless D.C. Motor, won 3rd Place in Physics in 1975; Mike Dingus, for his work with a model of the X-3 Rocket Car, has been very successful in past science fairs, including 2nd Place in Physics (Jun- ior High) in 1973, 1st Place in Physics and 2nd Place over all in 1975; and George Meredith received recognition from the American Lung Association for his work with the Effects of Smoking. Mr. Collison spon- sored the group of about 30 students. 141 Patriots on Stage 142 143 144 145 146 147 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - Scott Winchell, Vice President - Chris Carrier, Secretary - Mary Mahoney, Treasurer - Donna Woods. JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Rena Maines and Chuck Brown SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Jon Marsh and Babette Cox 148 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Chuck Brown, Vice President - Terry Dempsey. Secretary - Sandy Nelson. Treasurer - Kim Trinkle. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Dean Simerly, Vice President - Mike Morrell, Secretary - Lindsey Blevins, Treasurer - Karen Troxel. Class of ’78 Being a sophomore has meant making new friends, renewing old friendships, creating first impressions, and sharing new ideas and experiences. Being a sophomore is being afraid to raise your hand in a class full of juniors and seniors - even when you have to go to the bath- room. Sophomores are old enough to know , but too young to try . . . Sophomores are persons you could easily pick out of a crowd by the way he acts and talks . . . Sophomores are the ones who sit and talk about their love life to anyone and everyone . . . They also have a different boyfriend every week . . . A sophomore is someone who tries to act older than everyone else, and ends up acting more immature than before. A sopho- more is someone who writes his locker number and combination on all his books, then remembers the books are inside the locker. 152 Kim Adams James Alexander Rebecca Allison Wayne Anderson Lisa Andrews Tony Arnold Dean Baird Tina Bagwell Susan Ball Kent Barker Nancy Barnes Diane Barrett Ben Beach Doris Beeler Steve Bellamy Steve Bellamy Rhonda Berkley Steve Bickings Ed Bishop Timmy Bishop Vicki Bishop Cohnie Black Rhonie Black Frank Blackstop Guy Blaylock Rima Bolling Ginger Booher Tommy Booher Richard Boone Steve Bouziden 153 Denise Boyd Jeff Boyd Matt Boyer Woody Boyer Michelle Bradley Van Brewer Pattie Brooks Melody Brown Mike Brown Teresa Brown Jeanette Bryant John Bushong Peggy Burbank David Burnette Elaine Campbell Ricky Campbell Kim Canter Pam Cardwell David Carper Chris Canier Cindy Carrier Janet Carrier Joyce Carrier Teresa Carroll Tami Carter Tim Carry Terry Carver Becky Cash Pam Caywood Mark Chaffin 154 Leigh Chambers Donna Clark Ricky Combow Lewis Combs William Conley Theresse Cowan Babette Cox Curtis Cox Anita Cross Mary Crouse Wanda Crouse James Crowe Barbara Crumley Robert Cmsenberry Sonya Cumbow Glenna Cullop Jeff Curtis Vickie Denton Diane Dishner Janet Dishner Jeff Dishner Irene Dollar Kim Donaldson Mike Dotson Jeff Draper Roger Draper Lynn Dugger Cindy Duncan Bill Eaton Renaye Edwards 155 Mike Elam B ill Elliot Terry Ervin Teresa Fadial Susan Felty Patty Fleenor Jeff Fern Angie Ford Scott Foster Betty Fritzs Jackie Frye Sherry Galloway David Gentry Jimmy Gentry Mike Gilmore Gregory Glover Wanda Glover Donna Goodman Leigh Graham Bobby Greear Billy Joe Gregg Bobby Griffith 156 Phil Grizzel Jerry Gross Teresa Grubb Timmy Guinn Angela Gurley Gary Hager Sheila Hagerman Linda Hamilton Barry Hampton Phyllis Hammons Mark Hannah Tony Harkins Tadd Harmon Randy Harper Jeff Harrington Rickie Harris Ban Henley Charles Hinkle Pam Hobbs Vernon C. Hobbs Mark Hodges Sherri Hodges Sara Honaker Fred Houser 157 Donna Howze Karen Howze Rhonda Hudson Patty Humphrey Tammy Humphrey Jeff Hurt Becky Hutton Dennis Hutton Kathy Hylton Donnie Jarrett Doug Janett Angela Jenkins Tim Jenkins Anita Johnson Bill Johnson Kim Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones Patricia Jones Timmy Jones Becky Joyce Melinda Keen Bill Kelly Lisa King Vicki King Stephanie Kitzmiller Jeff Lane Jeff Lane Jo Etta Lankford Greg Leonard 158 Jackie Lewis Edmond Lilly David Lindamood Laurie Littlefield Steve Lockner Sandy Loudermilk Bobby Lewis Kathy Lowe Ronnie Luster Tom Lyon David Lyons Debbie Lyons Mary Mahoney Mark Malone Rocky Malone Becky Mangum Jon Marsh Arnold Martin Kim Massengil Ricky McCracken Alan Mclnturff Teresa McLaney Karen McReynolds David Meredith Steve Meredith Betty Miles Jeannie Milhorn Beverly Miller Cindy Miller Ricky Miller 159 Jackie Mitchell Anna Mohl Tim Moretz Frank Morrell Karen Morrell Keith Morrell Kim Morrell Roger Morrell Gregg Morris Terry Morris David Morton Tammy Morton Tammy Mullins Tina Mumpower Kim Myers Sonny Nelson Doug Newton Fred Nichols Paul Ogletree Sharon O’Neal Chuck Orebaugh Connie Otey Kim Owen Brian Peters 160 Sammy Peters Jimmy Penley Mona Perry Pam Phipps Pam Pierce Gene Pierson Eleanore Pobst Cynthia Potter Carmen Potts Cathy Puckett Anita Ramsey Chris Rash James Rasmussen David Reach Tony Reynolds Donna Rhymer Linda Rice Jeff Richards Tammy Richards Bobby Richardson James Roberts Carol Robinette 161 Johnny Robinette Danny Rosenbalm Terry Rosenbalm Debbie Routh Steve Royston Wanda Rush Betty Scott David Scott Patti Seats Teresa Seats Marcia Seymour Brenda Sharrett Erma Shaver Jeff Shaver Jeff Shaw Sharon Shelton Randy Shipley Becky Smith Brooke Smith Dennis Smith Diane Smith Frank Smith Rickey Smith Robert Smith Steven Smith Tony Smith Vickie Smith Regina Smithson Jim Snyder Edna Stiltner 162 Mark Stophel Randy Stutler John Tallman Ronnie Tallman Steve Taylor Tricia Taylor Dale Tester Gary Tester Debbie Thomas Donna Thomas Gail Thomas June Thomas Tony Tillison David Tipton Steve Tolbert Kevyn Torbett Jo Anna Trivett Jeff Turner Sonja Utsman Tina Watson Tammy Webb Trevia West Terry Whitaker Sherri White Lisa Wiles Jennifer Willis Scott Winchell Donna Wood David Worley 163 Rubina Alexander Gary Andrews Linda Arrowood Teresa Baird John Ball Susan Baker Brenda Barnes Jimmy Barnett Jimmy Barr Leslie Barrett Edith Baumgardner Patty Baxter Maryann Beaton Tim Bebber Dane Bentley Penny Berry Dawn Bishop Donna Bishop Donna Blevins Jeff Bolling Tim Booher Chuck Brown Donnie Brown Robin Brown Janet Buchanan Jimmy Buckles Tammy Buckles Judy Bunch Dale Burbank Sam Burroughs 164 Class of 77 Libby Burton Gail Buskell Mike Calandros Tony Cardwell Debbie Carr Carolyn Carrier Doug Carrier Jeff Carrier Joe Carrier Mike Carrier Tim Carrier Timmy Carrier Steve Casaday Clayton Cawood Dennis Cawood Chris Church Karen Clark Linda Clark Lisa Clark Patti Cook Calvin Cox Donna Cox Freeman Cox James Cox Mark Cox 165 Debbie Crawford Brenda Cross Jerry Cross Kevin Cross Kim Cullop Vicki Dale Denise Davis Lisa Davis Teresa Davis Laura Demo Jimmy Dempsey Terry Dempsey Jimmy Denton Billy DePew Lynne Dooley Mike Dowell Mike Dowell Pam Dowell Pam Doyle Debbie Dugger Loraine Duncan Gila Durham Tonya Edwards Syvella Elam 166 Ann Elsea Jackie Erwood John Felty Joyce Flanary Mary Lynn Frazier Rebecca Freeland Kelly Frye Beth Gardner Barbara Garland Tammy Gentry Marty Glover Jeff Godsey Jeff Goodman Steven Greb Sherry Greene Ricky Greer Jeny Griffith Carmen Grizzel Phyllis Grose Debbie Grubb Jeff Grubb Leslie Gurley Tammie Hale Johnny Hall Valerie Hallenbeck Larry Hamic Micheal Hamilton 167 Tim Harkleroad Jimmy Harr Patty Harr Jerry Hanington Rita Hartley Kaye Hatcher Rickey Hayes Teresa Hayes Tim Hayes Tami Hicks Dianne Hightower Connie Hinkle Phyllis Hinkle Keith Hobbs Dennis Holbrook Wilma Holtsclaw Mike Howze Mike Hughes Kathy Humphrey Steve Humphrey Diana Hurd Rick Hyder Marvin Jackson Teresa Jackson Charles Jennings Barry Jessee Karen Johnson Angela Jones Danny Jones Eugene Jones 168 Leslie Jones Terry Jones Deborah Keeling Timmy Keen Jeff Kegley Wanda Keith Patty King Tom Kroll Betty Lawson Linda Lemmons Diane Leonard Lesley Leonard Jan Lewis Pat Lilley Steve Lilley Jeff Lingerfelt Joan Littlefield David Lloyd Lonnie Lockner Cathy Loudermilk Greg Lyon Phill Maiden Rena Maines David Malone Freddie Massengill Susan Maye Connie McCracken David McPeak Lisa Meredith Nancy Michaels 169 Jeff Miller Sandra Miller Susan Miller Teresa Miller Terrie Monger Walter Monk Mary Moody Anita Morrell Ellen Morrell Mike Morrell Richard Morrell Susan Morrell Debbie Moser Tim Mullins Teresa Nash Terry Nealy Sandy Nelson Richard Norman Gina O ' Dell Karen O ' Dell David Osborne Deborah Owens Yvette Owens Janet Pacholski Kim Patrick Hascell Pendergrass 170 Tina Perkins Darlene Peters Steve Phillippi Greg Phillips Mike Phillips Linda Plank Randy Plummer Ted Pobst Steve Poston Jimmy Pratt Patty Proffitt Sheila Pmitt Jeff Ragan Linda Ramsey Mike Reed Mike Repass Debbie Rhodes Rickie Richards Jeff Richardson Jeanette Riffey Susan Roark James Rock Mary Rodefer Sharron Rodgers Vickey Rogers Vanessa Rose 171 Joanne Rosenbalm Kathy Rouse Vanessa Scalf Carl Scott Jeff Seats Brent Seymour Kathy Shankle Gina Sharrett Jill Shipley Debbie Simcox Doris Simcox Rickie Simpson Phil Slaughter Donna Smith Kim Smith Leigh Ann Smith Lisa Smith Sandy Smith Steve Smith Teresa Smith Tony Smith Robin Spangler Steve Sparks Mike Spencer Kim Statzer Darlene Stevens Wayne Stevens Peggy Stewart Rusty Stewart Denise Stitt 172 Gerald Stophel Mike Stout Sue Stover Lari Strahan Chris Taylor Elmer Taylor David Tester Pam Tester Chip Thomas Steve Thompson Cindy Tolbert Teresa Townsend Kim Trinkle Joanna Trivett Teresa Trivett James Tucker Charlene Turner Jeff Turner Betty Vance Dexter Vance Mary Vance Stanley Vance Diane Vanover Timmy Wagers Mike Walker Nancy Wall Danny Walsh Glenna Webster Roger Whitaker Tim White 173 Patsy Widner Betty Wiles Diane Willis Brian Wilson Cathy Wise Revonda Wise Bill Withers Bill Witcher Cherry Woodby Kenneth Woods 174 In our junior year we had the opportunity to establish the tra- ditions which came to be known as those of the second graduat- ing class. In this our junior year we have seemed somewhat organized, unlike our sophomore year. We have won most of the major battles within ourselves and have gained from both defeats and victories. Yes, there are many things to be grateful for in our few passing years. Missing our old friends is not yet behind us as we have one more year to share and to grow even closer than before. Together we must carry on where the senior class has left off. What was once their responsibility will soon be ours. We the Class of ' 77 must step for- ward as one and accept the responsibility as it is given to us, with great pride . 175 176 177 Class of 76 RICKY ADAMS DORIS AKARD RODNEY ALEXANDER DIANE ALFORD BEVERLY ANDERSON DEBBIE ANDERSON KATHY ANDERSON LORA ANDERSON TAMMY ARNOLD MICKEY ATKINS PAM BAINES DWAYNE BAIRD 178 FRAN BAKER JOE BELL KENNY BEVERLY Class of 76 JAMES BAXTER JOHN BARNES MIKE BARRY MIKE BELLAMY JIM BENTLEY CINDY BISHOP DENISE BLACKWELDER MIKE BERRY LINDSEY BLEVINS 79 SUSAN BOND DEBBIE BOONE RANDY BOONE PEGGY BOUGHERS KATHY BOWERS LISA BREWER RONNIE BROOKMAN TONYA BRUNSON TERESA BUCKLES JANE BULLOCK JANICE BURNETTE ROBIN BURTON 180 BARBARA BUSH CATHY CARMACK DAVID CARR DANNY CARRIER ELIZABETH CARRIER GREG CARRIER PATTY CARRIER GINA COLLINS DONNA CONNER DEBBIE COX PHIL COX SONNY COX 181 TIM COX BECKY CROSS CONNIE CROSS SAMMY CROSS CINDY CRUMLEY IRIS CUNNINGHAM JAY CURTIS LINDA CURTIS JACK DAVIDSON ANGIE DAVIS JUDY DAVIS WAYNE DEPEW 182 GAIL DePRIEST MIKE DINGUS MELISSA DISHNER GAYLA DOWDY JOHN DRAPER SHERRY DRAPER JEFF FADES MIKE EAKER KATHY EBERLE SARA ELSEA LARRY EMMERY LARRY FARRIS 183 PAULA FREEMAN ROBBY GILLION CRAIG GOODMAN GREG GOODMAN DARLENE FILLERS TIM FOX SHERRY FLEENOR DONNA FRALEY ROBIN FORRESTER JUDY FREELAND STEVEN FLOYD DEBBI FRANCISCO 184 DENISE GRAYBEAL JEAN GRATZ VICKY GROSS ELMER GROVES VICKY HALE GWEN HALL DONNA HARLESS SHARON HARLOW PATTI HARPER TRUDY HENDRICKS SANDY HENSLEY DALE HERON 185 BECKY HICKS CINDY HICKS BILL HIGHTOWER KATHY HINKLE DEBBIE HODGES SUSAN HOLBROOK BRENDA HOLLOWAY PENNY HOLT STEVE HONAKER JANET HOPKINS ROY HOPKINS KATHY HUDSON 186 DEAN HUGHES DEBBIE HURD CLIFF HUTTON SUE HYDER JAMES HYLER ALICE JACKSON RICKY JACKSON ELIZABETH JENNINGS DEAN JOHNSON LISA JOHNSON NANCY JONES 187 PETE JONES STEVE KAYLOR STEVE KING TAMMY KISER JOY KITE ROBIN LADY CHRIS LANE REGINA LEONARD LAURIE LILLEY DORIS LILLY KAREN LINDAMOOD VICKY LINDAMOOD 188 MIKE LITTLEFORD PAM LOCKNER VIVIAN LOCKNER TERESA LOUTHEN CINDY LOWE RONNIE LYONS LAURA MADISON TERESA MAIDEN CURTIS MALONE SPRING MALONE KATHY MANGUM KELLEY MARSH 189 BRYAN MASON FRANK MASON MARK McCORD GEORGE MEREDITH GARRY MILHORN MARK MILHORN VICCI MORETZ ANITA MORRELL BILL MORRELL DANNY MORRELL DAVID MORRELL MIKE MORRELL 190 TERESA MORRELL TONY MORRELL BRUCE MORTON TIM MORTON WENDY OTTINGER ROBERT OWENS MISSY PALIN DONNY PATRICK JESSIE PATRICK BARBARA PARKALO JENNIFER PARSONS DANNY PETERS PAT POE TERRY PRICE PENNY PRINCE DENNY RAMSEY KENNY RHYMER DAVID RICE DEAN RICE LOIS RICE 192 DORIS RICHARDS WILLIAM RICHARDSON RICK RIDDLE ARTIE ROBERTS PAULA ROBINETTE BECKY ROSE lANIE ROSE EVA ROSENBAUM SUSAN RUST RICK RUTTER JOYCE RYAN SUSIE SCALP 193 DARLENE SCOTT PAM SCOTT SHARON SELLS LINDA SHIPLEY DORIS SIMCOX DEAN SIMERLY JACKIE SIMONS BRENDA SMITH DARRIS SMITH JANET SMITH JEFF SMITH CAROLYN SMITHSON 194 TIM SMITHSON ALAN SPENCER PHILIP STANLEY KIM STEWART JOE STITT DANNY STOPHEL BARBARA SWANNER VALERIE SWINEY DAVID TESTER WAYNE TESTER MARY ANN THOMAS JEFF THOMPSON 195 Class of ’76 KEITH THOMPSON MARK TRINKLE VICKY TRIVETT KAREN TROXEL RICKY VANCE CLAUDIA VENABLE KATHY WEAVER MARVIN WEBB GHANDI WHITE TIM WHITE CINDY WIDENER JULIE WILLIAMS 196 Class of 76 NORMA WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS DANNY WILSON MARK WILSON TEDDY WISE BECKY WOLFE LISA WOLFE DAVID WOODBY JUDY WORLEY KATHY WORLEY FAYE YOUNG KAYE YOUNG AKARD, DORIS ANN Big Buddy Science and Bible Clubs ALEXANDER. RODNEY Mayor Environmental Science, and Hiking Clubs Go to vyTork then to college.” ”Ahh fudge . . . What ' s hap- pening Governor . . . Eat a beaver . . . What ' s happening Kize? ALFORD, CAROL DIANE Alfie Youth and Gov ' t., Library, Sci- ence, Bible and PEP Clubs, Girls ' Choir Do medical research.” Ahh soo! ” ANDERSON, BEVERLY DAWN Bev Young Democrats, Spanish, Stu- dent Council and PEP Clubs Get out of East and into col- lege.” ANDERSON, DEBORAH KAY Debbie Girls ' Ensemble, Singing Pats, Red, White and Blue Choir and PEP Club Dental Hygenist. ” ANDERSON, LORA LEA Lora-girl, Scarlet Bell Student Council, PEP and Youth and Gov ' t. Clubs, Girls ' Choir, Planning Comm, and Prom Comm. Attend college to be a Social Worker. ” Shoot . . . Dummy . . . You ' re so silly . . . Poor baby! . . . Black magic markers . . . Sit on it . . . Contempo- rary drama . . . Elite lunch group . . . Sadie Mae ' s Bristol Debuie . . . Dunce Cap on Jan- ie ' s stool . . . Abram Falls . . . WHO LOVES YOU?” ARNOLD, TAMMY JO Kirby Young Democrats, Beta, Student Council, PEP, Co-Ed Hi Y and Spanish Clubs, Band To be an artist. ” Oh Really? . . . Have you seen Johnny? . . . (Mr. Gates) - ' Boy, Tammy those motorcycle exhausts sure do burn don ' t Senior Directory NAME NICKNAME ACTIVITIES FUTURE PLANS FAVORITE SAYINGS First Love? they? ' ” BAKER. FRAN ELIZABETH Fran Marriage. ” Yee ha! ” BARNES, JOHN DAVID Big John PEP Club, Liz Carrier Guitarist in rock band , or free lance artist. Purty lot . . . Flipped out! ” BARRY, MICHAEL L. Mike Environmental Science, Beta, PEP and Hiking Clubs To make it through Physics and get to France. ” ” Got to get to my home tvork . ' ' BELLAMY. MICHAEL B. Mike Golly . . . Shoot! BERG, JANICE M. Janice Drill Team, Track and PEP Club College . . . Nursing. You turkey! ” BERRY, MICHAEL Mike Wrestling, Environmental Sci- ence , Beta and PEP Clubs Go to College. ” BEVERLY. KENNY Manuel Environmental Science Club, Marching, PEP and Stage Bands Pharmacist. ” BISHOP. CINDY Cindy PEP Club, Tennis Team Go to work for a while and then maybe go to school. Getting Stuffed in the boys ' bathroom ... I sure ran out fast! BLEVINS, KAREN LINDSEY Linz Student Council, Annual Staff, Girls ' , Red, White and Blue and Concert Choirs, PEP Club Education ”Oh Mrs. Forbes! BOND, SUSAN C. Suzy Tennis Team, Swim Team Girls ' Basketball, 4-H, Student Council, Beta Clubs, PEP Band, All State Band Be a Forest Ranger . ' ' Let ' s spring a mailbox! BOONE, RANDY L. Randy Library Club, Swim Team To be manager of Capt. D ' s Restaurant. You turkey . . . Wild thing . . . 36-26-36 ... BOUGHERS, PEGGY L. Pogie McAdoon PEP Band and Club, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Basketball and Volleyball 198 Well, Hot Dang! BOWERS, KATHY Teddy Bear, Kitten A.V. Club ' ' Maybe go to college . ' ' Poor baby. BREWER, LISA Peaches, Applesauce Kid Band, Youth and Gov’t., F.H.A., Young Democrats, PEP, Beta, Student Council, Spanish, and Annual Staff Home Economics Education Really? . . . That’s class . , . Purple Plums . . , ’’ BRUNSON, TONYA LEE T-Lee, Priscilla Prissy Student Council, P.T.S.A., PEP, Youth and Gov’t. , Drill Team, Newspaper Staff , Sign Comm., Prom Comm, and Queen Comm. Go to college to be a Physical Therapist. ’’ You dummy . . . Smith Ole Boy . . . My Gosh! . . . Con- temporary drama . . . Black magic markers ... If 1 had a swing like that I’d hang it on my porch! ’’ BULLOCK, JANE Big B , Strawburry Girls’, Red, White and Blue, and Concert Choirs, Band, Student Council, PEP, and Co-Ed Hi Y Clubs Go to college, get married, have babies, be a teacher. Gravy train . . . Real good . . . Very well . . . Quack . . . With em all right ... Go Big Blue Go BURNETTE, JANICE Janice PEP Club, Girls’, Concert, Red, White and Blue Choirs, Singing Pats Join one of the forces or just get a job. ’’ Glory be! . . . Come on woman! ’’ BURTQN, RQBIN E. Robin PEP Club, Girls’ Choir, Concert and Red , White and Blue Choirs , Singing Pats Go to college and be a Data Processor. ’’ My gosh . . . Someone put me on top of the lockers and 1 fell in! ’’ BUSH, BARBARA Barbara ’ ’Work after graduation . ’ ’ CARMACK, CATHY Cathy Choir Air Force. Hey! Der’s a rabbit in dis hole CARR, DAVID G. Moose Art Club, Wrestling College . . . Artist. Can you speak French?” CARRIER, DANNY Fred BUCKLES, TERESIA Buck PEP Club Work. CARRIER, ELIZABETH Liz Band, PEP Club, Concert, Girls’ Choir, Patriotic Singers 1 plan to be a psychologist. ’’ What’s for lunch? . . . I’m mixed up! ’’ CARRIER, GREG Stroker Ace Beta, Environmental, and Chess Clubs Go to college, then who knows? If you’re going to stand on it, stand on it, NQW! ’’ CQLLINS, GINA D. Gina A.V. Club, Choir and Swim Team Go to college. ’’ CONNER, DONNA Vennie Young Democrats, PEP, and Spanish Clubs, Swim Team Go to college and get a Ph.D. in D. V.M. I will always be remembered by my gruesome stories in Mrs. Starnes’ first periods. COX, PHIL Phil I don’t care! ’’ Hm-Hm! Look ai that chick!!” COX, SONNY Sonny F.F.A. CROSS, BECKY Becky Annual Staff, Swim Team You dummy! ’’ CROSS, JOE DAVID J.D. F.F.A. Farming 10 - 4 ! CROSS, SAMMY Coon eyes Get rich and die of old age . ’ ’ Bird woman and the bathroom door . , . ’’ CUNNINGHAM, IRIS RAMONA Iris Beta, Library, French, and F.H.A. Clubs Public Accountant. When life gives you a lemon, make lemonade ! ’ ’ CURTIS, LINDA CAROL Linda Student Council, Hiking and PEP Clubs Want to be a secretary. ’’ Catch ya later . . . Chee . . . I ju jimmie ja . . . I kicked a door open and fell on my bottom. DAVIDSON, HERBERT J, Jack Automotive Mechanic. DAVIS, ANGELA RUTH Ang, Angie Drill Team, Co-Ed Hi Y 199 I ' m smiling! Now get to work! I” Go to ETSU and study business . ' ' DAVIS, JUDY LYNN Judy Fashion Designer (Hopefully! ). ' ’ Make it or leave it 1 DEPEW, DENNIS WAYNE Wayne Beta Club College (Weapons design. Math and Science). 10-4 means yes . . . 10-3 means shut-up . . . Hulk Smash means I ' m gonna smash you to a pulp I DePRIEST, VELVALYN GAIL Gail J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council , Beta and PEP Clubs, Red, White and Blue Con- cert Choirs Yoopey Doo! DINGUS, MIKE Mike Chess, Science and Beta Clubs, Marching, Concert, Stage and PEP Bands Attend UT at Knoxville and major in Science. Find a career in Chemistry or Biology . ’ ' DISHNER, MELISSA JANE Lissa Swim Team, PEP Club and Girls ' Choir. A nurse . You better don ' t! DOWDY, GAYLA Gayla Student Council, and PEP Club Concert Choir I plan to attend college for four years, then work a while and get married. Never forget the blue glasses . . . Watch out for the FUZZ mobile! DRAPER, JOHN V. Dr. Burgess Peabody A.V. and French Clubs, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Baseball College . I like Purity Buns ... I would like to appoint. Buzzard Kroll my successor as Sheriff of Goose Creek County. His deputy should be Newton Ferguson! DRAPER, SHERRY Buzzy Getting out of school, Worley ' s Cave ... EAKER, MICHAEL P, Egor PEP Club,. J.V. and Varsity Bas- ketball Become a CPA (Certified Public Accountant), own a Mazerati and be sole owner of United Airlines. How ' s it happening, Mali- cheto? EBERLE, KATHRYN JOANN Motormouth 4-H, Bible, Library, A.V. and Drama Clubs I want to go to college and major in psychology . ' ' Thank God I ' m saved ! ' ' ELSEA, SARA JO Sara Student Council, Hiking, and 4- H Clubs, Swim Team, Office Worker Plan to be a Nurse. Hey Y ' all! Whatcha doin ' ? EMMERT, CHARLES LARRY Shorty F.F.A. Go to college. FOX, TIMOTHY GENE Tim or Fox Concert Choir, Patriotic Singers To major in music. Hey, little brother! Let ' s get our heads together and relate to each other. FLOYD. STEVEN EDWARD Steve Chess Club and F.B.L.A. To go into Air Force . ' ' Going to Bristol was always fun fifth period! FARRIS. LARRY Larry Environmental Science, French and Chess Clubs, Stage Band Travel, meet people, study knowledge of good and evil. FILLERS, DARLENE Flash, Sweet Pea PEP Club Stewardess or Truck Driver. Poo-Pee Diddle . . . Howdy! FRANCISCO, DEBRA LYNN Fran Baby J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader Spanish and PEP Clubs, Band, Girls ' Ensemble, Girls ' , Red, White and Blue and Concert Choirs Fashion Advertising, get mar- ried, have a family and travel. Never forget the blue glasses . . . Man ole man . . . Hey you introduce yourself ... Go Big Blue . . . Gooooooooo! FREELAND, JUDY ANN D ody Beta, F.H.A. and PEP Clubs Travel in a van. Get down . . . FORRESTER. ROBIN Shorty J.V, and Varsity Cheerleader Capt. Senior, PEP and French Clubs College? Who ' s youngin ' are ya? GRATZ, JEAN CAROL Jean Water skiing and I love to go to concerts, I plan to go to college then travel all around the U.S. and Canada. Unreal , . . What a fox! . , . Rock-n-Roll . . . GILLION, ROBERT E. 200 Robby, Joe Tennis Team, Beta and PEP Clubs, Patriotic Singers and Con- cert Choir Tax Lawyer or Musician I ' d like to relate to a really upstairs situation. ” GOODMAN, CRAIG Craig Environmental Science Club Marching, PEP and Concert Bands Go into Veterinary Medicine. GROSS, VICKIE LYNN Bumper Beta and PEP Clubs, Concert Choir and Patriotic Singers To be a Nurse. Yoopey doo . . . HALE, VICKIE LYNN Klutz F.H.A., PEP and Hiking Clubs, Girls ' Choir Graduate, get a job, get a new car! ” ”i ju Jimmie ja . . . Oncha moncha . . . Broke somebodies nose . . . HALL, GWEN Shorty Student Council, Drill Team College of Business. HARLOW, SHARON Gordon Lee Youth and Gov’t. , Beta, PEP and Student Council , Band Go to college to be a Medical Technologist. No! . . . We ' ve still got five minutes! . . . We ' re opening up a whole new can of worms! HENDRICKS, TRUDY Trudy Vocational school for Data Processing. ” Hey, ya know? HARPER, PATTI Patti Basketball Team Go to college. East High School . . . Cool school to go to ! HICKS, REBECCA LOUISE Becky F.H.A. and Library Club College - Secretary. I swan my time. HICKS, CYNTHIA Cindy Go to college and major in Social Services. HIGHTOWER, BILL Columbo A.V. and Art, Hiking Clubs, Swim Team Tour the country. Yee Ha! HODGES. DEBRA J. Debbie French and PEP Clubs, Drill Team, Band Be a teacher. HOLBROOK. SUSAN Susan Student Council, Beta, PEP, Youth and Gov ' t. Clubs, Band, All State Band To pass Physics . . . the impossible dream. Sweetwater strawberries . . . No, but I ' m reasonable . HOLLOWAY, BRENDA KAY Bren Spanish Club and Student Council I plan to go to UT and become an X-Ray technician. A law . . . Hey, you all . . . moron . . , Imph . . . Ignoramus . . . HONAKER, STEPHEN RHEA Steve Basketball Manager, Baseball Scorekeeper Plan to attend ETSU and major in P.E. HOPKINS, ROY Roy Chess, Bible, Science and Library Clubs, Band Attend ETSU and major in Computer Science . ' ' HUDSON, KATHY Amelia Swim Team Go to college. ” You greeny! HUGHES, DEAN Dean To graduate from East, my lifelong dream. ” Wanted - A ride to Pizza Hut every day third period. ” HURD, DEBRA ELAINE Deb, Debbie A.V., Co-Ed Hi Y, PEP, Youth and Gov ' t. , Student Council, and Drill Team Go to college for two years to study secretarial work or work with computers. HYDER, CAROLYN SUE Sue Bible Club Get married, have twin girls, become a professional poet, and songwriter. You know, you know, you know ! ' ’ HYLER, JAMES Jimmy Cricket PEP Club, Baseball Uncertain. JACKSON. ALICE Alice Listen to records . Get a job working with the pub- lic. JACKSON, RJCKY Ricky Work. JENNINGS, ELIZABETH Elizabeth PEP Club, Concert Choir College - Atlanta, GA. My name is Edith Ann, I ' m five years old ! JOHNSON, DEAN Dean J.V. and Varsity Basketball, PEP Club I plan to attend either UT or ETSU. peek-a-boo! 201 The thing is just not to get excited ! ' ' JONES, PETE Pete Track, Wrestling, Baseball, F.F. A. KAYLOR, STEVE Cousy F. F. A . , Chess Club Get out of East and get a job. Mercy, mercy, eat a BEAVER. KING, STEPHEN EDWARD B.L. Fish F.F. A. Farmer. Nothing runs like a Deere - John Deere . . . Mercy, mercy, broke down, Hu-Hu . . . SOS! KEELING, STEVE A. Steve F.F. A. LINDAMOOD, KAREN Karen PEP Club, Choir Manager of the Bottom Half. ' ' Woops . . . LINDAMOOD, VICKIE LEE Vick Student Council , Girls’ , Red , White and Blue, Concert Choirs, Patriotic Singers, Band, PEP Club Choir Director. You nuthead . . . With em all right . . . Hey, You introduce yourself . , . Trip to - ETVA . . . hid Elam’s clothes and short sheeted his bed . ’ ’ LITTLEFORD, MICHEAL Mike Hell’s Angel . LOWE, CINDY Cindy Band, Girls’ Choir, Beta, and PEP Clubs, Singing Pats LADY, ROBIN TERESA Robin Go to college and get an Asso- ciate Degree in Nursing. LANE, CHRIS Chris I don’t know. ’’ LEONARD, REGINA Regina PEP Club, Concert Choir, Patri- otic Singers Maybe going to college and get a good job. ’’ Oh! Shoot! ... I was pushed inside the boy’s bathroom one day . . . ’ ’ LILLEY, LAURIE Laurie J. V. and Varsity Cheerleader, PEP Club, Concert Choir College - UT. LILLY, DORIS Doris Volleyball , Track I’m going to be a secretary . ’ ’ LOCKNER, PAM Pam Beta, Co-Ed Hi Y Clubs, Drill Team, Band Go to college. ’’ Hey Buddy! ’’ LOCKNER, VIVIAN Bib Beta, PEP and Science Clubs, Girls’, Red, White and Blue, and Concert Choirs, Singing Pats Attend college. ’’ LOUTHEN, TERESA Tessie Plan to be a lab technician or elementary teacher. LOUDERMILK, RICKY Ricky How do we act? MADISON, JACKIE Black Mose Boxer. Let’s book . . . You want your feelings hurt? . . . Get down ' Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil, have no FUN! tonight . . . What it is . . . ’’ MADISON, LAURA ANNETTE Laura Nursing. Wish there were a Queen sized bed in the middle of this room, with pillows . ’ ’ MADISON, MARK The Magnificent Madison An artist, mechanic or tmck driver. ’’ Let’s book . . . You want your feelings hurt? MANGUM, KATHY Kathy F.B.L. A. Go to college for elementary teaching . ’ ’ MASON, FRANK Frank College or a job. ’’ That’s awful white of you! McCORD, MARK Hoss Plan to go to State, then into the Business field. ’’ ye haw! . . . What time is it? When did you get here? MAIDEN, TERESA KAY Maiden Fern Student Council, PEP Club, Transportation Comm. , Young Democrats, and F.H.A. ’’To become a Sociology teacher. ’’ MALONE, SPRING Sprig Art and Bible Clubs, Track, PEP and Stage Bands College . . . Air Force . . . Girls’ Coach . . . Art Teacher. Where in the book’s my pants? Got ’ny gum? MARSH, KELLEY MARIE Jaws, Sadie Mae Student Council, Annual Staff, Senior Editor, PEP Club, Plan- ning Comm. , F.C.A. , Youth and Gov’t., Girls’ Choir, Key- ettes. Drama Club, Track, Newspaper Staff, Band ’’To be another Walter Cronkitc . ’ ’ ’’Dream on . . . Poor sweet baby . . . Sadie Mae’s Bristol Debute . . . Thank you Tonya and Lora . . . Elite Lunch Table 202 Who loves you pretty baby? ” . . . BCC . . . 5P-3014 . . . Love of the Week . . . Cavali- ers PATRIOTS! . . . Black magic markers . . . Sheriff . , . Peabadoobers . . . Con- temporary drama . . . mustard . . . GOD LIVES IN TENNES- SEE! MEREDITH, GEORGE George Co-Ed Hi Y, Chess, and Library Clubs, Newspaper Staff, Swim Team Major in Journalism, Political Studies. Hey Baby! , . . Don ' t hassle me, man. MORETZ, VICCI DIANN Duck Band, Girls ' and Concert Choirs, Patriotic Singers Major in Music. Have you seen Mary? . . . Quack, Quack . . . MORRELL, ANITA R. ' Neeter Student Council, Beta and PEP Clubs, Drill Team, A.V. Go to college . . . Maybe be an Architect? Hedi! MORRELL, DANNY MAC Danny A.V. and Beta Clubs Marines, Career. What did you expect, a pony- tail? . . . Where ' s my violin? MORRELL, DAVID L. David Wrestling, Art Club Architecture, MORRELL, MICHAEL Waffle, Muck, Mikey Annual Staff, Beta Club, Student Council, Band, Track, Cross Country. To be a coach. The man is here! . . . Oh No! Look who ' s here? MORRELL, TERESA Teresa F.B.L. A. , PEP Club, Girls ' Choir. To be a secretary, MORRELL, TONY Leach Spanish and A.V. Clubs Traveling Hey, man! MORTON, BRUCE Flash, Sunshine Wrestling, Art and PEP Clubs Physical Therapist. Shoot the Juice! MORTON, TIM Tim Baseball, PEP Club Either enter school at Milligan or ETSU or get a job . ' ' NEWMAN, EARL Earl F.F. A. Farmer. 10-4 O ' DELL, JANE Beta, Science and PEP Clubs, Young Democrats, Girls ' , Red, White and Blue and Concert Choirs Dental Hygenist or Elementary Education . ' ' OWENS, ROBERT Big Harold Hey Mac ! PALIN, MARCYJO Missy Major in Horsemanship at V.I. College. PARKALO, BARBARA Barbara PARSONS, JENNIFER Jenny Youth and Gov ' t, , Student Coun- cil, Young Democrats, and A.V. Clubs, PEP, Concert and March- ing Bands Computer Programmer. Really? How cute ! PATRICK, JESSIE Junior Get a better job and get mar- ried. I ' ll be smiling before you PETERS, DANNY E. Pistol Basketball, PEP Club Go to college and play basket- ball, afterwards become a teacher and a coach. PRICE, TERRY L. Terry Student Council, F.B.L. A. and PEP Club Tri-City Vocational ... To be an Accountant. PRINCE, PENNY Ichobod, Bird Brain 4-H, PEP Club, Girls ' and Con- cert Choirs Wife ,• mother (preferably in that order) . . . Kindergarten or Music Teacher. I must go away . . . Funniest thing . . . Concert Choir ' s trip to Europe . ' ' RICE, DAVID David 4-H, Baseball Go to work, earn a living, have a good time . ' ' RICE, LOIS LoLo F.H. A. , A.V. Club To be a Home Economics Teacher and marry. ROSE, JANIE Janie 203 Hello - McDonald ' s? Two all beef patties . . . Drill Team, PEP Club ”1 plan to be a Legal Secretary. ” Well . . . Pooh Bear. RHYMER, KENNETH JAMES Kenny A.V. Club To get out of EHS. RICE, WILLIAM D. William Environmental Science, French and Chess Clubs, Wrestling, Track, Baseball, Band Military career. Really? RICHARDS, DORIS DELEENA Doris PEP Club Summers instead of somev here RIDDLE, RICK ' ' Don’t even bother me ! ’ ' ROBINETTE, PAULA Paula Go to college - Legal Secre- tary . ' ’ ROSE, BECKY Rosie Pep Club College . Boy Oh Boy, It ' s a boy! ROSENBAUM, EVA SUE Eva Sue Pep Club A school teacher. RUST, SUSAN RENEE Sue 204 Glee Club, Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir Majoring in an and music. What’s happin?” SCOTT, PAMELA Pam Intramural Sports, Spanish Club, French Club, Basketball, Vol- leyball SMITH, BRENDA Shorty Drill Team Getting married, and attending Bristol Commercial College. SMITHSON, TIMOTHY Motorcycle Kid F.F.A. Truck driver. ” STOPHEL, DANNY Danny Laying out Go to vocational school for training in the field of mechani- cal Engineer. ” ' ' Why don ' t we Lay out I ! ” STITT, JOE Joe Study to do drafting. STANLEY, PHIL Phil Football Instructor . You boys seen a wreck? SIMERLY, DEAN Maynard Pep Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, Hiking Club, Baseball, Football, Beta Club, Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite ' ' Want to attend college . ' ' Claude” SWANNER, BARBARA Barbara Hey cyrene, do ya want to rob a bank? Full! ! ! , Let me call John! Sick ! SCALF, SUSIE Susie Volleyball SCOTT, FLORENCE DARLENE Dar-DAr Spanish Club X-Ray Technician Crud, Yall, Arab, Mohigan. SELLS, SHARON GAIL Red, White and Blue Choir, Con- cert Choir, F.B.L. A. Go to college - nurse. SIMCOX, DORIS A. PEP Club, Girls ' Choir, Red, White and B lue, Singing Pats SMITH, DARRIS Darris Hiking Club, Pep Club, Environ- mental Science Club Eat a Beaver, Ahh Fudge SMITH, JEFF Smithy A.V. Club Geologist. SPENCER, JESSE ALAN Bible Club, Student Council, Library Club, Drama Club, Pep Club , Concert Choir Drafting. STEWART, KIMBERLY Stewanly Student Council, Pep Club, Youth in Government, Beta Club, Band Graduate, Go to UT. Trox, I ' ve got a problem and it ' s in Knoxville. SWINEY, VALERIE LYNN Valerina Got to the Beach forever . ' ' For sure ! THOMAS, MARY ANN Mary Ann I plan to go to a business col- lege so I can receive extra train- ing in this field, after I graduate from E.H.S. THOMPSON, KEITH RANDELL Chip Detective Got my nose fixed and my mouth don ' t work . ' ' TESTER, WAYNE Wayne To get out of East and never return here again. THOMPSON, JEFFERY GLEN Jeffer Band , Stage Band Music Major, Minor in Religion. How’s it going? TRINKLE, MARK Mark Beta Club, Environmental Science Club College. TROSPER, BILL Bill TROXEL, KAREN Trox Band, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil, Co-Ed Hi Y, Youth In Gov- ernment Be a lawyer. I ' m sweating like a Turkey on Thanksgiving! Yelp Me Rhonda, Yelp, Yelp me Rhonda . . . Nutt Butt. VANCE, RICKEY L. Rickey Golf, Wrestling, Band, Stage Band Attend College. VENABLE, CLAUDIA Claude Pep Club, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Basketball, Sophomore Home- coming Queen, Newspaper Staff, Girls ' Intramural, Who ' s Who. WADDEL, KENNETH LARRY Kenny Shop Find a job when 1 get out. WEAVER, KATHY Kathy F.B.L.A., Girls ' Choir, Red, White and Blue Choir, Concert Choir A secretary. WHITE, GANDY Gandy Art Club Plan to be an Electronic Tech- nician. WIDENER, CINDY LEIGH Cindy Pep Club 1 plan to be a tennis pro. You Red Neck! WILLIAMS, JULIE S. Shirley J.V. Cheerleader, Girls’ Choir, Red, White and Blue Choir, Young Dem. , Concen Choir College, Mortician, What am I goin ' a do? I have more problems! WILLIAMS, PAUL D. Paul Beta Club, Env. Science Club, Drama Club, Annual Staff Medicine. Hey, ugly. Hey, sweet-hart. WOODBY, DAVID David Environmental Science Club, Chess Club, Library Club WOLFE, REBECCA V. Becky Choir, Bible Club, Newspaper Club, PEP Club ' ' T each freelance writing . ' ' Oh, Glory! Praise the Lord. Total Confusion. WOLFE, LISA R. Prez A.V., Young Democrats, Drill Team Personally . . . YOUNG, KATHRYN FAYE Faye Pep Club, Youth and Govern- ment, Young Democrats , Stu- dent Council, Band, Drill Team Attend College. YOUNG, NANCY KAYE Kaytie Audio Visual, Co-Ed Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Band, Young Democrats, Drill Team, Pep Club, Youth and Government All right! All ready!! a totally differeniyou graduateiNow stand proud and tail! come dm ti has passed. b l games ended and Prom times gone! cap and gown in mothballs, diploma on the wall. 205 SEATED, left to right: Alonzo Vance, Jack M. May, Charles Johnson. STANDING: Parker J. Trent, Gerald Gilbert, D.D.S., Calvin Dun- can, Frank Barnette. Sullivan County School Board SUPERINTENDENT: PAUL NELSON 208 Principal Mr. Kenneth Carrier 209 VAUGHN E. BREWER DELL GATES Assistant Principals 4 210 21 1 PAULETTE ARMSTRONG: Short Story, American Literature B, Journalism, Cre- ative Writing LINDA ARNOLD: Economics, Advanced Composition, Mass Media, Government, Bible PRISCILLA ARNOLD: Fundamentals of Language, Speech, American Literature B EDITH DAVIS: American Literature A, B, Spanish I , II , III JANIE FORBES: American Literature A, Folklore, Novels, Annual Staff 2)2 THELMA GAINES: French I, II VICKI HOUSER: Short Story, American Literature B, Journalism NELLE STARNES: Advanced Composition. Survey of English Literature. Mythology, American Literature A. Science Fiction, Survey of Shakespeare JUDY PARKER: Basic Reading, Fundamen- tals of Language. Poetry. Drama JUANITA STEWART: Mythology, Biogra- phy, Bible, Vocational English, Adven- tures in Literature 213 Math- ematics MARY MORTON: Algebra II, American History DOROTHY DUGAN: Algebra II, Advanced Math NANCY FORRESTER: Algebra I, II, Geometry 214 lIMU Fine Arts PETE PINO: Band CARROLL WILLIAMS: Art I. II, III TOM ELAM: Choral Director 215 Social Sciences HUGH POST: Psychology, Sociology, Audio-Visual JOE SMITH: Modern History, American History VIRGINIA SOMICH: World History, |l American History 216 Vocational- Industrial Arts WILLARD MEREDITH: Agriculture II, III, [y DAVID TESTER: Mechanical Drawing I, II 217 Home Economics ORION CALLISON: Chemistry, Study Hall Science JANE CRUSSELL: Fundamentals of Com- position, Foods and Nutrition, Home Eco- nomics II MONA RUTHERFORD: Home Economics I, IV, Textiles and Clothing, Family Liv- ing , Housing and Interior Design DON LADY : Biology 1 , 11 , Study Hall WILLIAM SPRINKLE: Physics, Biology II 218 CHARLOTTE HARKLEROAD: Shonhand II, Bookkeeping I , II KATHERINE MARTIN: General Business BONNIE PRINCE; Shorthand I. Office Practice Business Education 219 JERRY GREGG: Baseball, Cross Country, General Shop, Wood Technology FRANK HARE: Football, Girls ' Basketball, Study Hall SUE FAUCETTE: Cheerleaders, Swim- ming, Swim Team CHARLES FLEMING: Athletic Director, Health ANNE GRIFFITH: Volleyball, Physical Education DARIUS HENSLEY: Basketball, Golf, Health J 220 GREG LOWE: Football, Tennis, English 1, American Literature B, Short Story, Basic Reading JOHN McKAMEY: Baseball, Driver Edu- cation Physical Education CASTO RAMSEY: Football, Physical Edu- cation DAVE RUTHERFORD: Football, Wrestling, Health GREG STUBBS: Football, Track, Health, Study Hall BILL WILSON: Basketball, Geography, World History 221 Librarians BETTY LATTURE: Librarian JUNE RASMUSSEN: Librarian 222 WimJ Cafeteria Personnel Loft to right. Dorothy Gorley, Doris Richards, Mary Hyder, Allie Mae Sharpe, Shirley Gentry, Wilbie Brown, Mildred Howell, Letha Webb, Magdalene Gross, Mary Newton, Alice Harley, Manager. 223 MUAUTUSIILB t - ' m M £S LU hUSe i: TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY f 1 t 1 1 11 1 ■ I C E || ■ « L ' U ■ ?1 ' ' I 2i N) QJ 3 ' to OQ CO (O 53 m 0 • 3 c« 0 H 0 3 0 3 3 0 M Cd C 5 r h-� CO 0 00 Cn Oi H Q M c;i (T 3 D 3 D a a rH 00 % n n 0 0 t-t to C71 CO t -J Oi . tso o 5 9 OQ c 5 O M o o. T1 tu CA o ' 3 v o c v 3 O. O “O to m a 0 ro 1 5 1 5 c 05 0 05 1 o 73 o o 73 a 05 X o -D “D 73 o to J You Can Always Get a Belter Deal at PETE MOORE ' S BOYD ' S BICYCLE AND REPAIR SHOP Keys Made While You Wait 10 Seventh Street Bristol, Tenn. Virginia Interment Colbe O e S T A B L I SHED 1684 BRISTOL. VIRGINIA LEE FARM GARDEN SUPPLY, INC. Fully ai credited jour year collef ' c. Traditionally a wonum ' s college.. Men now being admiUed. 32 state.y Puie.rto Rico. Virgin Islands, ami 6 countries. Financial aid. 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Henry Drive 109 Colonial Heights Road - King-Giant Plaza Kingsport, Tennessee 126 Main Street, Mount Carmel, Tennessee Telephone 246-6161 235 Shoppers Save TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET ' Bluff City, TN Ph. 538-8511 Outlet for Cannon Sheets - Towels - Bedspreads Everything to Build Anything” Bristol - Johnson City Elizabethton - Greenville - Kingsport Maverick Work and Sports Clothes Printed Shirts It isn’t your age that counts - it’s what you do with what you’ve learned. First nc Natlanal Bank of Sullivan County Where you are somebody special ' ’Satisfaction Always Guaranteed at Roses SHOP ROSES FOR Value ' Variety ' Low Prices Green Acres Shopping Center, Kingsport 236 P.O. Box 824 Kingsport, Tennessee 37662 4 Phone (615) 247-9151 1440 E . Stone Drive 4 HOLSTON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER License - Ice - Groceries Fishing Bait - Tackle - Lures Everyihing for the Sportsman” Mason Dixon Corporate Offices: Kingsport, Tennessee 37662 BELMONT RECREATION Bowling and Billiards Weaver Pike Bristol flmtmm . Nationwide Insurance Representative in Virginia and Tennessee CONLEY E. GENTRY AGENCY 709 1 2 State Street, Bristol, Va. Office Ph. 669-1922 - Home 968-2305 hr. Auto - Fire - Life - Hospitalization - Group I 1 HARRIS DRESS SHOP Corner of Volunteer Parkway and Avoca Road Bristol, Tennessee 764-3952 REAL ESTATE 564 Volunteer Parkway 968-1622 Bill Davis Harold Fox Jim Houser 968-4173 764-9190 968-2642 PINEY FLATS FABRIC HOUSE OF BEAUTY Let Us Help You With EAST TENNESSEE APPLIANCE. INC. Your College Plans KING COLLEGE Sales - Frigidaire - Service 831-839 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Bristol Tennessee Our Service Makes the Big Difference Sales Telephone 466-2838 Service Department 466-9322 239 The American Free Enterprise System There is no greater service to mankind than to operate a business or industry fairly and profitably, to provide jobs in the com- munity, and to produce goods which satisfy our needs. Free enterprise has made America great. American business at work in the free enter- prise system serves mankind better than any other system in the world. We need to under- stand the free enterprise system and to help others to understand it so that it will never be lost. 240 Eastman Chemicals Division of Eastman Kodak Company Kingsport, Tennessee Eastman: Free Enterprise at brk The Company is proud of the contribution Eastman people have made to the progress of their communities. By growing and prospering, Eastman makes a contribution to the economy of the area. Through wages, salaries and benefits paid, materials purchased, taxes, and transporta- tion costs paid in Kingsport, Eastman’s contribution to the area’s economy has grown steadily through the years. Eor the year 1974 this contribution exceeded $309,000,000. 1974 Paid to and for the benefit of Eastman employees in Kingsport $188,631,000 Freight and express paid by Eastman in Tennessee and the Kingsport area 31,786,000 Materials and services purchased by Eastman from firms in Tennessee (including coal from Virginia and Kentucky) 89,593,000 Taxes paid by Eastman in Tennessee (exclusive of Federal taxes) 13,857,000 $323,867,000 Less products sold to Tennessee customers 14,800,000 Trade balance to Tennessee and the Kingsport area $309,067,000 T he figures shown here do not include wage and salary payments made to Holston Defense Corporation employees, nor the materials and services purchased by that organization. Holston Army Ammunition Plant is a government installation which HDC, an Eastman organization, operates under contract. Its operation also adds materially to the economy of the area. f 241 GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES Edgemont and Duncan, Bristol, Tenn. Our Yearbook Photographer 37625 h. 615-764 :ecutive Offices 501 Fifth. Stn oagh M dfcal Prb sion Jeorvs Ove ouv DuSxrvess Tvi - Couir ty In.dustiric l PqitK Pmeu Tenn.. ©mpor c Induct; ut aye mif li(ni+eti to — r Woden Veou Plontj ' K |; )hW- frlt C hejt-fiont ' fhfou jkoo ' t ' ' C. 44 ft� rio A 44 o 5 p� ' | xKi:Qt erv. 5 U’l ' fc jwrcxAae ReVlye rive i ' V � (j Aia . 4 .--.. •pv... ..1 MICROPOROUS PRODUCTS DIVISION ameroce Amerace Corporation, Tri-County Industrial Park, Piney Flats, Tennessee 37636 Johnson City , Tenn. 37601 (613)538-8119 244 FIRST TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK Kingspon Brisiol 173« EDGEMONT AVE. BfBSTOL, TENNESSEE Hrst IblliMal Baik OF SULLIVAN COUNTY MtMllft KtOflUL OI� OS� T INMIAANCI CC«fO«ATtOM MlMam MOfUAL ttsiavc � YITfM £LEV£N LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE KINGSPORT MAIN OFFICE BRiSTOL MAIN OFFICE Broad arrd Center Streets 500 State Street New Street traficii Clay and New Streets Lynn Garden Brench Lynn Garden Drive Ferf Henry BrancK Fort Henry Drive Plaza Office Kings-Giant Shopping Center Matt Office Kingsport Mall Shopping Center West Brittel Branch West State Street Coanfy Branch Bluff City Highway Velenteer Parhway Branch Volunteer Parkway AIRPORT BRANCH Tri-City Airport DAVIES REAL ESTATE o ! 440 Main Street Bluff City , Tennessee Phone 538-6822 245 o KINGSPORT PRESS Kingsport, Tinnessee 37662 A Subsidiary of ARCATA NATIONAL CORPORATION 246 PKinaCb. Bristol’s Great Department Store APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE The House of Courtesy Quality and Service P.O.Box 3272 709 Volunteer Parkway Bristol , Tennessee 37620 Bristol, Tennessee YOU Select the Class Ring of YOUR choice... Have your Own Ring in 4 weeks. Who says your class ring has to look like everybody else’s? 247 HALFWAY STATION CENTURY MOTORS USED CARS • Phone 764-2843 1246 West Slate Bristol, Tennessee With Many Unused Cars 248 FELTY ' S CHICK-N-LITTLE Our Chicken Is Something to Crow About” Four Locations to Serve You 400 Morrison Blvd . 121 Bluff City, Hwy. 401 W. Main St. , Abington Airport Rd . , Blountville Compliments of AL ' S AMOCO SERVICE CENTER 1903 West State St. Bristol, Va. 669-3935 249 DARTER ' S SPORT ' S CENTER Full Line Dealer for Starcraft Boats - Cruisers Trav U Trailers and Campers •“Mercruiser Inboard - Cbtboard Dealej • Shore-TlnS Boat Trailers ies aid Service ” Every thing fpr the Fisherman” Bob Witcher -iOwner and Operator Bristol, Tenn. 764-9129 PIPPIN FLORIST 202 Maple Street Bristol, TN 963-3141 y AlKBKS FURNITURE ' Salk a on , . % Block for Lonf Si i s - READ THE Sullivan County News $4 . 00 Per Year - $6.00 for 2 Years ★ Also Commercial Printing ★ Blountville, Tenn. Phone 323-5700 nEMINE QOBBLE, INC i Sma ttei. t en H Sho PARAMOUNT BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 250 1 SOUTHEASTERN MUSIC. INC. (703)466-2643 Band Instruments Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs King Holton LeBlanc Corner of Piedmont and State St. - Bristol Musically Yours” Custom Amps and Pa ' s Fender Yamaha Band Instrument Specialist Complete Instrument Servicing yL ' 9 - FRANKLIN SAVINGS . LOAN c5rP. t . ' Sixjh Street, Biisljpl , J nftessee J765( . , � • ' ’ Telephone 764-2161 _ ji - - , . ' - v nager Paul- A. Mdiiell. i. — --- ■ A . Che (©ualitp hop Southside Shopping Center A - .■ • ,j ■’1 CARRIER ' 5v| |TAURANT -.v- ■ lfeuts ' 3;;. - : 1 - — - ■ Bristol, Teiin.: | % C ' SHOES 1 - ACCESSORIES For Those Who Like the Finest In Downtown Bristol K’ LOUIS 31 H MORTON REALTOR STATE AND nth ST. BRISTOL, PHONE 76«121 REAL ESTATE 601 Volunteer Pkwy. Office 968-1312 Home 764-3976 Salesman - Tim Carrier 251 I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our own country and all who serve it - and the glow from the fire that can truly light the world. And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country . J. F. Kennedy THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jewelry Store Home Owned and Operated 529 State Street Bristol, Va. ERWINS FLORIST Mrs. James Erwin Owner 1510 Southside Ave. 764-3211 Bristol, Tenn. 764-4714 LADY SON FARM MACHINERY MOORE ' S POTATO CHIP CO. 764-2178 8 Sixth St. Bristol, Va. ,TN -■■■- — REALTOR : ■■■■■ Telephone 764-4114 - Area Code 615 m REALTOR ScA mI ' 190 BLUFF CITY HIGHVYAY BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 New and Used Farm Equipment HAVA TAMPA, WHOLESALE CENTER 709 uthsld Avft. jSrlstol. TiJ Phone 764-7417 KINGS GROCERY %4(?ulf service station i. ■f Between Bristol and Bluff City Compliments JOYCE’S JEANS N THINGS Inside Thrifty Market yjest State ■Ipl, Tenn.-Va. i ol Radio Since 1929 I ' d . . r i ■ ' GURLEY R tf .- i EST E i 601 Volunteer Pail way Bob Gurley Dick Gurley ' ; Phone 764-4179 REALTOR ESi ' ' HfF .A DUNN’S PHARMACY. INC. «j rofessicfflal lislding 340 Edgemont j ve . Bristol , TN Summers - Tayl ' Inc. £xVSRAL ( J ACfVHS ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE u t- Wythevil,i_e 22q-2‘iJ55 JOHNSoii y iBirSciiof I j-3|9 2je j 9j2£ 7p4| . ! t , ?KIN(GSF|0RT|-TeNN| - w I ' i y M • ■ ' 0 1 • : ' Y i f I EIXTERMINATINO COMPANY V -f ’ GicenUo AM ' � j .v 5a.rmite Con- ou LEO CARRIER Phone 96S-34A2 wm B.RJSTOL, Tl T:- “Serving your Country has its benefits.” GODSEY’S FABRIC BARN Factory Outlet Material Located Between Piney Flats and Bluff City Complete Printing Service When you give a few years to your Country, you get a lot in return. If you qualify, you get training in the job of your choice. Guaranteed in writing before you enlist. You may get to work in Europe, Panama, Hawaii, Alaska, or almost anywhere in the con- tinental U.S. You get a chance to earn college credits in the Army, with the Army paying up to 75% of the tuition. And when your enlist- ment’s over, you ' re entitled to 36 months financial assistance at colleges or universities throughout the country. You get a starting salary of $344.10 a month (before deductions), and a raise to $383.40 in only four months. You get free meals, free housing, free medical and dental care, 30 days paid vacation a year, and low-cost transportation to help you enjoy it. And, most impor- tant of all, you get a chance to be of ser- vice to yourself while you ' re doing a service to your Country. Call me. Army Sgt. Wendell W. Baker 245-9971 Join the people who’ve joined the Army. TRI-CITY PRINTING COMPANY Herman Malone, Owner Phone 538-6226 RFD5 Bluff City, TN BRISTOL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES, INC. TRI-CITY PLATING COMPANY, INC. 705 Lynn Ave. , P.O. Box 68 Elizabethton, Tenn. 37643 FASHION SHOP Sman Apparel 604 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-1333 Phone 764-8732 DALTONS YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP EDMOND ' S BROS. SUPPLY CO. Kingsport, TN The Store for Dad and Lad Ph. 247-7041 Ready Mix Concrete Lumber and Buildings Materials Bristol, Tennessee 764-2136 254 HOLSTON VALLEY GOLF COURSE Route 5 Bristol, Tenn. 18 Holes Triiiwph X )amnha Sales Yamaha Cycle Center, Inc. Mailing Address: 2405 EAST STONE DRIVE KINGSPORT, TENN. 37660 PH (615) 247-8561 Everything for the Farm and Home DOBYNS-TAYLOR Hardware, Gifts, Sponing Goods . Furniture, i Toys , Lawn and Garden Equipment Kingsport, Tenn. Van“2)ervort’s, 3nc. SUART STYLES QUALITY SHOES properly riTTED I PARAMOUNT THEATRE BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE PAINTER CREEK BOAT DOCK Route 3 Box 509 Bristol, Tennessee 968-9232 CARROUSEL BEAUTY SALON Specialize inKll T es o“ Hairstyling ■ • f® , ' 2 1 Bluff City H|� y . Bristol, Tenji ssee RIDGEWOOD RESTAURANT Lip Smacking BARBECUE” Steaks and Seafood All Barbecue Hickory Smoked and Pit Cooked All Served Ridge wood Special Homemade Sauce Highway 19-E Rt. 2 ' Bluff City, TN Ph. 538.-5532 Compliments of HIGHLAND PARK MOBILE. HOME SPACES Westinghouse Rd , Abington, Virginia Ph. 628-5018 GRAHAM BIBLE BOOK STORE 504 State Street 764-7241 Back Your Religious Needs VACUUM CENTER Specialists in Cleaning Equipment and Sewing Machines 1005 W. State St. Bristol, Va. (703) 669-2742 255 We are a little happy and a little sad as we leave East High School. We will miss our friends , our schooling and our youth . We are happy as we are now educated , prepared and anxious to start a new life . As we look at our three years at EHS in retrospect, we can appreciate the teachers and opportunities that have helped to make us what we are. We know that there will be no other experience that will ever compare to our life as high school students. The class of 1976 anticipates a life that is a progression toward self realization and fulfill- ment. In our busy lives, we rarely stop to thank all those who have made the 1976 PATRIOT possi- ble . We would like to express our thanks to the administration , faculty , and student body , Their cooperation and patience has helped to make this annual possible . We would also like to thank our patrons for their support. Finally, we especially want to express our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Forbes, who has spent many long hours with us to make our yearbook a reality. f For Reference Not to be taken from this room