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) j ' { 0 yOJ vr . “ ' ' y,- ,vp. ' Cvj3- ' 3Sio h W ‘T . Oj )Q iL o O fr y.o-u S yi,M Ltf- w j2. jLcJU C - jtt 0 , lC. JL O- JLcJ2 O L . lxj i-e - iiLLA Mclx a I ... a neu ' beginning . . . THE 1977 PATRIOT Sullivan East High School Bluff City, Tennessee Volume 9 (oiUh J XuJL AltH BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRARY 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 A New Beginning 3 4 -JizcuL a C oJ2 Xt oJiuxo jthajt OLixo yL OJU J “ 1-P jGOy 5 6 7 Administration and Faculty . . . 8 I I 9 12 « A I I W ELECT clarence c. Di O iL -tV l UUIll 1 1st. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE 13 14 Beginnings? Is that what it ' s all about? They say yesterday is gone , and it is lost among the hours and minutes since - but yesterday was today’s beginning as we fell from night into morning and waited for the light . . . Each meeting is a kind of beginning We ' ve greeted a new day together and met the coming rains and settled minds on a rocky getty that met the waves of sound There are songs and poems that could say where it’s all at - some dimension of being alive I might be able to dance it alive the emotion one gets but the reality in which all the feelings circulate the one to one , everyday beats like a human heart as constantly; as smoothly without a break for a breath of air - because they’re breathing in and living on the love that’s there And it began a long time ago and is beginning again and again . . . and again . . . and again . . . - Dalton 15 . . . Each dawn i. ■% 14 16 Table of Contents 17 Hr- t Sl 1 t ' |l| -■w 1 iiitl |v 11 K ' ?x ' K ' r iJtiAiiim i ' i H iv fX ' - , , vm-m™ Mr. and Miss East Chuck Broivn Yvette Oivens 20 21 Senior Class Officers Pres. — Chuck Brown V. Pres. — Yvette Owens Sec. — Sandy Nelson Rep. — Val Hallenbeck Best All Around Jan Lewis Eddie Smith Lonnie Lockner 22 23 Most Dependable Sandy Smith Jeff Miller Cutest Gina O’Dell Freeman Cox 24 Most Attractive Geovana Orellana Jeff Ragan Biggest Flirts Laura Demo Steve Humphrey 25 Most Likely to Succeed Li so Clark Tom Kroll Most Courteous Susan Mayo Chip Thomas 26 • a 27 28 Most Athletic Cindy Tolbert Timmy Vt oy ers Wittiest Lisa Johnson John Felly Most School Spirited Kirn Cullup Terry Dempsey 29 Junior Class Favorites Babette Cox Steve Lockner Gail Thomas Janet Dishner Tadd Harmon Ricky Campbell Jbin the people whu have Joineci Junior Class Officers Pres. - Babette Cox V. Pres. - Ricky Campbell Sec. - Gail Thomas Rep. - Jeff Boyd 30 Sophomore Class Favorites Alia Hamed B. J. Trump Connie Carmack Rocky Maines Renee Goodman Mark Rudder Freshman Class Favorites Maria Demo Ben Miller Trina Trump Andy Madison Tammy Radial Jeff Roberts 31 The Homecoming Dance after the big game always draws a crowd. This year was no exception. Despite the cold, wet weather outside, things really got hot inside as the band warmed up for the dance. Students and faculty members danced to the music of Willey Boone. This great band set the pace for the rest of the evening and everyone who attended seemed to enjoy the dance . 32 33 1 Homecoming Week included many activities. During the week there was a hall-decorating contest among the various clubs. The co- winners were the Varsity Cheer- leaders and the Hiking Club. Then, of course, on Friday night came the crowning of Yvette Owens as Home- coming Queen and the dance that followed in the cafeteria. The rain on Homecoming Night dampened the half- time festivities but not the Patriot Spirit. The Student Council planned the half-time activities and practiced with the queen contestants. The contest- ants were nominated by and voted on by the student body. Julie Buchanan, escorted by Bruce Morton, was chosen the Freshman Queen. Alia Hamed, escorted by Robby Gillion, was picked as Sophomore Queen. Babette Cox, escorted by Scott Winchell received the honor of Junior Queen. Qur Homecom- ing Queen for 1976-77 was Yvette Qwens, escorted by James Rock. 36 4 IH r V Byg r 2r K:.;i Homecoming Week this year was very special. The Annual Staff planned the activities for each day of the week; these included: Crazy Hau and Sunglasses Day: Spook Day: Cowboy and Indian Day; Red, White, and Blue Day: and Farmer ' s Day. Everyone was pleased with the participation of the faculty as well as the stu- V V _ V , 1 F ' ■ 1 ' ■ 1 ' 7 A 40 The 1976 Junior-Senior prom proved to be one of the best ever. Elaborate decorations depicted a southern plantation concurring with the theme of Gone With the Wind . ’ ' Refreshments were prepared by the cafeteria and served by the teachers. Mid- night Madness played a variety of music while prom-goers danced late into the night. 41 Smiles Sometimes school can get pretty depressing but just seeing some- one smile can make all the dif- ference. 42 43 Miss Patriot Pageant 1976 Glamour, excitement, and a bit of nervousness was anticipated by each of the twenty-five girls who vied for the title, Miss Patriot 1976. Each girl in the pageant represented a different club. The girls were judged in three major categories: Sportswear, Talent, and Evening Gown. Sandy Nelson was chosen Miss Congeniality by the other girls in the pageant. Eve ryone was finally rewarded when Debbie Francisco was crowned Miss Patriot. 44 I j i 45 46 Patriot Productions Last spring, many hours of practice and hard work went into the production of the combined plays - The Mother” and A Visit to a Small Planet. Coach Lowe helped a cast of approximately twenty students give two outstanding performances and gain a lot of good experience, too. 47 I 48 49 Annual Sales This year the Annual Staff dem- onstrated a new and productive means of selling annuals. The One-Day-Merchandising program proved to be THE WAY to sell annuals. Annual sales soared. 50 I A Christmas Carol Students at East were very impressed by the Drama Club ' s production of Charles Dickens ' A Christmas Carol . The club members worked long , hard hours to bring us the enjoyable hour of Christmas spirit . 51 52 Mary Poppins On Saturday, March 5, members of the French classes combined their efforts to present a skit entitled Mary Poppins. The presentation was given at the third annual Foreign Language Festival held at East Tennessee State University. These students were thoroughly rewarded for their efforts when they came away with first place. Several schools from different parts of the state competed with them. This made their teacher, Mrs. Gaines, even more proud when they walked away with first place . 53 54 55 East High Patri-ettes 1976-1977 Sponsored by: Mrs. Prince Miss Bullock 56 Try-outs for the Patri-ette dance team were held this year at East and the following girls were chosen: Linda Lady Teresa Rogers Janet Boone Trina Tmmp Kim Cullop Debbie Grubb Joann Trivett Linda Arrowood Susan Rutledge Diane Dishner Connie Prince Mona Perry These girls worked hard during basketball season entertaining at our home games. Their dance routines are to popular music and their sponsors, Mrs. Prince and Miss Bullock, helped them to make their decisions. 57 true love? . . . your attention, please . . . hey, baby! . . . good morning, class . . . look mom, no fins! . . . ffiTirnrnn] 1 58 just taking a little nap . . . i ' m so happy ... it sure is cold inhere! . . .oh, really? . . . hiking is hard work, even for teachers . . . get fired up! . . . 59 60 61 mm y w i r Yl ' 1 mmi K - ' ' ■ h 1 VA n ‘ ■ -] 1 FRONT ROW: D. Simerly, S. Peters, J. Draper, R. Shipley, T. Bishop, T. Morton, J. Hyler, R. Stewart, J. Robinette, S. Lockner. SEC- OND ROW: T. Tillison, J. Boyd, ]. Denton, T. Wagers, J. Shaw, D. Patrick, P. Grizzel, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Tester, R. Malone, D. Meredith, S. Bellamy, T. Jenkins, P. Lilley, J. Draper, R. Brookman, M. Reed, T. Harmon. HiHf Dean Simerly Tim Monon Outstanding Seniors Jimmy Denton Timmy Wagers 65 Baseball in Action 66 67 Chuck has the heart, the mind and the guts to make it as a champion, in addition to his God given gift to run. His achievements have been. State champion in the Indoor mile. State champion in cross-country, and All-American. by Coach Gregg The cross-country team took the challenge and didn ' t back away from any competition regardless of how tough they were and came back victorious. This has been the third time in a row they have been in State Championships, and we think Coach Gregg has done a great job. FRONT ROW: K. Woods, C. Cox, J. Richardson, S. Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Coach Gregg, F. Cox, C. Brown, J. Rock, K. Hobbs, D. Jones, V. Brewer, B. Richardson. I 69 J. V. Cross Country FRONT ROW: C. Morrell, T. Spartman, M. Carrier, D. Dowell. SECOND ROW: ]. Tol- bert, R. Guthrie, T. Thacker, L. Hall, T. Loudermilk. 70 FRONT ROW: M. Hughes, S. Humphrey, J. Richardson, K. Woods. SECOND ROW- Coach Gregg W. Richardson, B. Richardson, L. Lockner, C. Cox, R. Cumbow, M. Morrell Coach Stubbs. THIRD ROW: R. Campbell, M. Boyer, F. Cox, R. Whitaker, T. Booher, D Rice, ]. Turner. 1976 RE FRONT ROW: J. Cole, D. Holbrook, T. Harmon, P. Lilley, T. Tillson, M. Howze, G. Bouton, J. Robinette, F. Morrell. SECOND ROW Reach, J. Felty, B. Elliot, J. Ragan, J. Roberts, T. Smith, M. Hughes, L. Lockner, T. Wagers. THIRD ROW; R. Norman, J. Pratt Bunoughs, C. Cox, D. McPeak, D. Newton, J. Penley, W. Monk, M. Hodges, L. Mullins. FOURTH ROW: L. Dugger, M. Boyer, R. Ca ■RAGE FOOTBALL Gnzzel. T. Harkins, S. Lockner, C. Jennings, B. Elliot, D. Burnette. FIFTH ROW- M Forrester C niHc r x • M. Rudder D. Moore, J. Tester, B. J. Trump, T. Leonard, B. Wheeler, J. Dishner. SIXTH ROW m; lens Kife; 1 Hare n r’ h ’d “S ers, J. Reeves, B. Simcox. SEVENTH ROW: A. Fahring, G Lowe G Stubbs’ f ' Hate, D. Rutherford, D. Rutherford, V. Lambert, A. Jenkins, L. Griffith, F. Morton. ® 74 75 Seniors of ’76 After a disappointing 0-10 season in 1975, the seniors of 1976 found a new meaning in football at EAST. Their spirit and determi- nation to prove themselves awak- ened the feeling of a new era at E.H.S. Supporting the new nick- name Red Rage everyone soon realized that THE RED RAGE IS REAL, and in the years to fol- low they will still look back on the pride that was established by the first Red Rage . Jimmy Pratt Timmy Wagers Recognition of Seniors IcJytijK ■ SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Dennis Holbrook Pat Lilley Lonnie Lockner Tony Smith Sam Burroughs David McPeak Walter Monk Charles Jennings Mike Hughes 76 I i Jeff Ragan Mike Howze Mike Stout Senior Captains: Jimmy Pratt and Tim Wagers. 77 Football FRONT ROW: L. Mullins, B. Simcox. J. Robens, J. Cole. M. Forrester, C. Ollis ROW: B. Elliott, M. Owens, G. Kiser, A. Madison, T. Leonard. B. J. Trump, B. B. Wheeler, K. Lockner, S. Rutherford, R. Maines, D. Nicely, P. Rogers. C. Banks, M. Rudder, D. Moore. D. Bouton. SECOND McCord, J. Reeves, J. Tester. THIRD ROW: J. Dishner. 78 79 Football Coaching Staff ALAN FAHRING VAUGHN LAMBERT STANDING: David Rutherford, Greg Stubbs, Frank Hare, Greg Lx3we, Vaughn Lambert, David Rutherford. KNEELING: Alan Fahring. 80 GREG LOWE DAVID RUTHERFORD 81 82 83 CO-CAPTAINS: Mike Reed and Jerry Cross KNEELING: Coach McKamey , Coach Wilson, Coach Hare, Coach Hensley. STANDING: S. Winchell, E. Dooley, T. Tilson, N. Wolfe, S. Green, R. Harper, M. Reed, S. Phillippi, T. Harmon, E. Smith, J. Cross, C. Thomas. I LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Roark, M. Booher, S. Bellamy, T. Whitaker. 85 ( 1 ? Hicks, A. Madison. D. Nance. T. Moretz, D. Nance Ollis, C. Ringley , J. Leonard. M. Phillippi. BACK ROW: S. White. M. Forrester. T. Perkins. C ? i i 1 Il ' 1 .s. Freshman Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Miller. D. Milhorn. A. Newman, M. Nickel. J. Bunch. J. Stophel. G. Cross, T. Booher. W. Peters. J. Miller. 87 Red Rage Football East 21 Church Hill 20 East 15 Tenn High 28 East 0 Dobyns-Bennett East 6 Elizabethton 14 East 22 Morristown if East 9 Erwin 35 East 0 Johnson City 35 East 56 Crockett 6 East 7 Central 28 East 21 Boone 18 East 6 Greenville 12 Jr. Varsity Football East 13 15 Church Hill East 18 6 Kingsport East 2 3 Johnson City East 35 6 Elizabethton East 22 0 Virginia High East 13 7 Tennessee High East 6 0 Central East 14 7 Happy Valley East 44 14 Daniel Boone Freshman Football Varsity Baseball Schedule Big Six Big Nine District King Col. Total East 6 Crockett 2 East 6 Kingsport 7 East 8 Erwin 5 East 7 Elizabethton 0 East 1 Tenn. High 2 East 6 Science Hill 7 East 14 Greenville 3 East 15 Morristown 11 East 13 Mountain City 5 East 6 Cenual f feast 7 Kingsport 18 East 9 Erwhi 1 East 28 University High 7 East 21 . Lynn View 5 East 4 ■ Elizabethton 2 fast , 6 High 7 .fest 7 Ketron 8 ' East 5 Science Hill 10 Slast Central -rGiaenville 6 vEast yf- ' - Lynri View 2 East 1 Morristown 2 East 17 University 5 East 9 Crockett 8 East 12 Mtn. City 7 East 4 Central 0 East 2 Tenn. High 4 East 1 Central 14 Golf 13-41 Season Average 1-4 1-7 John Felty 0-7 Charles Jennings 0-2 Lany Hamic 15-46 Richard Norman Scott Winchell Chuck Orebaugh Randy Stutler t 41.2 45. 1 46.3 49.5 49.7 45.3 52.5 East 8 Tenn. High 22 East 13 Science Hill 14 East 0 Coeburn 6 East 6 Erwin 22 East 6 Kingsport 0 East 14 Erwin 15 East 24 Church Hill 12 Wrestling East VS. Science Hill East vs. Elizabethton East vs. Jefferson City East vs. Morristown East East vs. Tenn. High East vs. Kingspon East vs. Tenn. High Morristown Inv. East vs. Science Hill East vs. Va. High East vs. Daniel Boone East vs. Elizabethton East vs. Va. High East vs. Science Hill Inv East vs. Daniel Boone East vs. Kingsport East vs. Elizabethton District Tournament O Regional Tournament East East t E i Ea East East East East East East East East East ast East East East East East East East East East Jr. Varsity Basketball Crockett Hampton |Boon renn. High Kingsport Erwin v-gsport Ytnn. High Science Hill ftoone Hampton E abethion G eneville Morristown CroMilfc CenVal Ten Hi Chill wfe S ien Hill ' thton ’ 42 36 58 Greene le ‘ 47 Erwin 7 49 tlKionistown . -• 49-i 57 45 igb 42 i 9j% ' Freshman Basketball a -,.45 Erwin ’ 55 . Bloontyille . East ' 53 BetsX: East 54 Kingsport Edsr ' TStm. FTT ■East 58 Col. Heights tast 62 Blountville ' East 61 Betsy East 63 i enn. High East 71 Erwin East 45 Holsion East 51 Kingsport East 60 Ketron iir Newport 49 ' •-.T Cpntral 63| Track 57; T2 ' . 5 67 47 61;- S 60 60‘ 45 60 61 Tenn. High - Central - East Ketron - East nnis at Wilson Nfei It Eliaabeti Boys ' Tennis LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Barnett, Mike Walker, Mike Stout. NOT PICTURED: Robby Gil- lon. Chip Thomas, Mike Howze, Tim Arnold, Tim Bebber. 90 91 Wrestling KNEELING: R. Maines. ]. Bolling, B. Eaton. B. Elliot, G. Andrews. M. Rudder, M. Walker, B. Carr, Curtis Cox. M. Rudder. G. Graybeal, J. Barnett. STANDING: R. Boone. E. Bishop. D. Jarrett. L. Combs, K. Lockner. G. Bouton, M. Owens. R. Harris. B. Wilson. Coach Rutherford. B. J. Trump. B. Peters. K. Hopson. M. Gross, C. Banks. M. Hodges. T. Ellington. M. Brunson, C. Clark. 92 I 93 TOP ROW: S. Meredith. J. Rasmussen, J. Miller, B. Seymour, K. Snyder. L. Estep, B. Dennis, R. Tallman. 2nd ROW: Coach Faucette, C. Rash, T. Voorhees, J. Cox, T. Low- tie, C. Terry, M. Calandtos. 1st ROW: L. Littlefield, M. Seymour, T. Ervin, L. Melvin, ]. Lambert, M. Morton, M. Henson. Swimming I TOP ROW: C. Taylor, T. Cany, M. Stophel, F. Markowitz, D. Parson, M. Hannah, K. Rhymer. 2nd ROW: D. Cawood, A. Mclnturff, ]. Wright, J. Alexander, T. Thacker, S. Bouziden. 1st ROW: L. Malone, K. Rock, A. White, R. Brown, T. Jones, S. Alexander, L. Graham. 95 Girls Volleyball FRONT ROW: T. Jones. P. Trivett, A. Elsea, B. Holtsclaw, T. Mumpower. SECOND ROW: Coach Griffilh, J. Curd, K. King. B. Wolfe, G. Buskell, T. Nelson, T. Carrier. 96 97 Girls ’ Basketball K ' ing ' . a ' ' cox ’ second ROW: B. Hoksclaw, A. Elsea. P. Hobbs. D. Howze. K 98 LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Baxter, Val Hallenbeck, Debbie Crawford, Lisa Clark, Wilma Holt- sclaw. 99 Girls ' ’ Cross Country FRONT ROW; Y. Owens, L. Malone, S. Smith, P. Humphrey. SECOND ROW: L. Lady, S. Alexander, K. Rock, Coach James Rock. 100 FRONT ROW: K. Cantor, L. Gurley. T. Mumpower, D. Thomas. BACK ROW; Y. Owens. S. Rodgers, P. King, L. Davis, S. White, C. Tolbert. 101 Varsity Sivim Team BOYS Fast Morrisit ' wn East Eliaaluthloii East Pobyns i;i.iuii;tl Hast Central East Feiui. High East Dobyns F oiinci ft’ ' East Elirtabeihton GIRLS 50 East 25 ' ll Morristown 50 57 East 34 19 Elizabethton 31 22 East 9 51 : Dobyns Bennett 71 25 t East 20 53 i Central 60 20 East 17 56 Tenn. High 5S ,24 1 East oo 52 Dobms Bennett w 54 62 East 0 m i 6 ' 2S, Elizabethton ob Jr. Varsity Su im Team BOVS GIRLS East 31 East 21 Tenn. High 42 Tenn. High 51 East 22 East 36 Johnson City 52 Johnson City 39 Etisi 16 East 11 Dobyns Bennett 60 Dobyns Bennett 6 1 East 34 East 21 Central 42 Central 36 East 34 East 26 Eliza h,:i iop 46 Elizabethton 11 East 34 Morristown East 39 Erwin East 60 y Elizabethton East 5S Newport East 55 Sullivan West tf w Kingsport Central Girls ' Basketball gV 3.3 East 47 _ , Central ig ' 41 East 42 Newport 53 44 East 61 Kingspor t 53 7 o ' East 47 North Greene 15 43 E t 53 Erwin 3S 42 asi . 47 Kingsport 36 34 East 50 Erwin 41 Sullivan West 58 X ' JiY’. Volleyball East East 15 Central 13 East East 15. Morristown 15 P Central 11 15 Morristown 3 1 East i 10 Tenn . High 7 East East 15 15 Morristown Morristr n : 2 Easy -%5 Tenn. High 11 East 15 Church Hill East 15 Tenn. High : 7 I Eas i6 Church Hill East 15J TenrjjJ High 7 J; East 15 - Lynn View r .7 East 15 ' Science Hill . ' 4 ' East 15 Lynn View . 0 15 Scle?ic€ ill East NTOOTitain 15 Mountain City 7 East 1 ■•j. Mountain 15 : 5 - Mountain City 3 imm 15 Kingsport 3 Eiist 15 ; (jf reeneville - 6 15 Kings{x rt , _ _ East 15 s- f -Greeni|vin 9 |l5i 15 ' il5 ' 15 15 15 Daniel BflRiie ; Daniel Boone Central ntral Kingsport Kington Sconce Hill •■ i ience Hill - Elizabethton Elizabethton East East 15 ' 151 C c ett Crockett 4 fl, % %:■ % East u-onlhVBig Nine Confereiice hr (lefeating five teams in a raw at Johnson City. East was runner-up t(f- Boone iw District One play. Both Boone and East advanced to Regional play. East lost ta Young High of Knoxville in the semi-finals. Girls Tennis Girls ' Track M Varsity Cheerleaders YVETTE OWENS SANDY NELSON SHERRY GREENE LEFT TO RIGHT: Y. Owens, G. O ' dell, L. Demo, B. Cox, S. Green, S. Nelson, T. Townsend, J. Lewis, R. Manies. OUR POEM RENA MAINES LAURA DEMO BABETTE COX TERESA TOWNSEND JANE LEWIS You remember all the memories cheering left behind, As you take your uniform off for the very last time, It ' s been in your dreams for so very long. But you never realize that cheering ' s really gone. You feel like you ' ve missed a game , and a girl just took your place. But in a uni- form just like yours there ' s a permanent different face. And you keep waiting for that next game so you can finally do your cheers. Because you never realize it ' s the end of those cheer- leading years. 1 once watched a cheer- leader through a little girls eyes and a hero she seemed to me , And I dreamed a cheerleader just like her is exactly what I ' d be. It seemed like forever, but my dreams came true at last. It became my dreams, then my life, but 1 never realized that it now became my past. But now you ' re sitting in the stands and like looking through little girls eyes, You ' re wishing so much you were down there and you find yourself about to cry. Because you remember the great times in that uniform and when you took it off for the last time. And for the first time in your life you realize cheering ' s only memories left behind. by Sandy Nelson 105 . V. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Milhorn, K. Riffoy, L. Taylor, S. Wilson, P. Morrell, R. Goodman, C. Carmack, K. Madison. 106 i Freshman Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: D. O ' Neal, J. Buchanan, L. Ellington, T. Trump, B. Malone, M. Demo, T. Fadial. 107 Wm rW] i- SIS ■iR f .i, ' ; . ' -: t ' u. 1 Drama Club Officers Pres. - Tami Hicks V.-Pres. - Denise Stitt Sec . - Terry Nealy Treas. - Tara Manley Bus. Mgr. - Karen Johnson Ads Mgr. - Lisa Davis Sponsor - Greg Lowe no - I TOEC (Tennessee Office Education Clubs) Springtime brought district competition and a visit to Daniel Boone High School. From the experience of being CHARTER members of TOEC, we feel the club will grow stronger as the years go by. TOEC gives the extras that add so much to classwork. In the fall a District workshop was attended by the officers from the 2-hour block as well as from the 3-hour block. Trips were arranged - such as being guests of the Bristol-Sullivan Legal Secretaries ' Association and watching them in action in court for a day . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter Sponsor - Mrs. Prince Officers Patricia D. Jones Teresa Rogers Joanna Trivett Donna Bisliop Connie McCracken Sue Stover 2-Hour Block Jeanette Riffey Becky Mangum Peggy Burbank Vickey Rogers Sherry Hodges Janet Cartier 3-Hour Block 1 1 1 Charter Members TOEC Donna Bishoj) Peftgy Burbank Janet Carrier Joyee Carrier Pam Caivood Tami Hieks Sherri Hodges Lisa Jones Patrieia D. Jones Beeky Man gum Connie MeCraeken Kathy Otey Donna Rhymer Jeanette Rijjyy Teresa Rogers Viekie Rogers Lynn Smith Edna Stiltner Sue Storer Joan Trivette Patsy Widener SPONSOR: Mrs. Bonnie Prince 112 French Club Membership in the French Club has greatly increased as interest in the language has grown. Mrs. Gaines, the French teacher, has the ability and background to demonstrate the cultural aspects and traditions of France . Correspondence is being carried on with stu- dents from France . Officers President - Tammie Buckles Vice President - Lynda Rice Secretary - Val Hallenbeck Treasurer - Jerry Stophel Sponsors - Mrs. Gaines Mrs. Parker 113 PTSA Office Workers 1 14 Beta Club Pres. - Carmen Pons V-Pres. - Joan Liulefield Sec. - Lisa Merideth Treas. - Phil Maiden Rep. - Michelle Bradley Sergeant at Arms - Kim Smith Sponsors - Mrs. Martin Mrs. Harkleroad Mrs. Anderson The Beta Club consists of Juniors and Seniors who have consistently held a high scholastic average of 90 or above • 1 115 FHA — HERO President - Elizabeth Freeland Vice-President - Kim Jones Secretary - Rhonie Black Parliamentarian - Candy Witcher Historian - Alia Hamed Songleader - Elaine Sharpe Reporter - Paula Wampler Sponsors - Mrs. Crussell Carmen Potts - Sullivan Sub-Regional Pres. Carmen presides over Sullivan Sub-Regional meetings. Objectives; To help youth assume their roles in society through home econom- ics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. 116 A. V. Club The A.V. has helped our school in many ways. They show, repair, and take care of all the movies and movie projectors. There are many after school activities also . President: Lari Strahan Vice President: Tommy Booher Secretary: Bill Elliot Treasurer: Ricky Harris Sponsor: Mr. Post 117 Student Council Officers Pres. - Kim Smith Vice-Pres. - Michelle Bradley Sec. - Nancy Wall Treas. - Gail Thomas Rep. - Marty Glover Tammy Mullins Sgt.-at-Arms - Chuck Brown 118 This year the Student Council has turned over a new leaf. They are trying to represent the student body and listen to their problems. Student Council is helping to start several new programs this year for the students. Some of the projects that they are doing are Santa Pal, Teacher Beauty Pageant, Homecoming Night, Superstar Week, and a Student Exchange Program. I 119 EAST HIGH SCHOOL 120 MARCHING PATRIOT BAND 121 Ml. Pete Pino - Band Director The Patriot band is composed of musically inclined students who wish to show their various talents and school spirit through their musical instruments. The band performs at pep rallies, greatly encouraging the student body. The band marches in half-time activities at football games for the enjoyment of the spectators. Representing the school away from the campus, the band com- petes for awards and ratings at the Chilhowie Apple Festival and the Southeastern Band Festival. 122 Color Guard - Marilyn Henson, Teresa Fadial, and Mary Ann Morton Color Guard Rifle Team The Rifle Team and Color Guard are an added attraction to the E.H.S. field shows. 123 Majorettes Majorettes have many activities other than performing during halftime at football games. They are constantly learning new rou- tines, marching in dozens of parades, selling candy, and most importantly smiling all the time. They work long, hard hours to bring their superb shows forth to applauding audiences. . ii - Nancy Wall, Head Majorette Cindy Miller Gail Thomas Tina Mumpower Elaine Sharpe 124 Kim Lyon Jan Flick Lynne Swiney ■ . ' - ' .r ' E.H.S. Majorettes 1976 125 Clarinets Low Brass and French Homs Brass Saxophones 126 i ! Trumpets Section Flutes Percussion 127 Flag Team 1 1 ' ' i ; ; Linda Anowood Denise Davis Susan Ball Jackie Mitchell Susan Rutledge Melissa Grindstaff 128 I Lori Mithcell Karen Bolling Kim Harmon Connie Prince Jennifer Keener Lisa Howell Trina Trump Janet Boone Denise Smith 129 130 Country Music Club The country music club was organized to benefit the student body by providing good country music. The sponsor is Mr. Tes- ter. Officers are Tim Harkle- road, President; Dale Tester, Vice President; and Tammy Mul- lins, Secretary-Treasurer. 131 Spanish Club Motto - Poco a poco se va lejos. To further our interest in the Spanish language and the Spanish speaking world; to spon- sor causes of persons less fortu- nate than ourselves: and to have fun by means of various projects and social activities are the goals of the Spanish Club. The Spanish Club greatly contributed to the burying of East High ' s time cap- sule. Officers President - Lisa Davis V. Pres. - Wayne Anderson Sec. - Angela Jones Treas. - Sharon Rodgers Reporter - Diane Vanover Sponsor - Miss Davis 132 133 Art Club Art Club ' s big event this year was the hall decorating contest during Homecoming Week. Pres. - Susan Morrell V. -Pres. - Alia Hamed Sec. - Carolyn Carrier Treas. - Shiela Carrier Rep. - Deena Stewan 134 Bible Club The Bible Club meets every morning before school at 8:30 to listen to various ministers give short worship sessions. These meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend . Officers Pres. - Charles Evans V.-Pres. - Alia Hatned Sec. - Elizabeih Freeland Rep. - Warren Harkleroad Songleader - Scarlett Messer 135 4-H Club The purpose of this club is to bet- ter the youth and to become more involved in home econom- ics and agriculture projects. Brian Peters and Linda Ramsey were awarded the Outstanding Boy and Girl’’ at County Achievement Day. Officers Pres. - Nancy Wall V. Pres. - Dean Baird Sec. - Melissa Malone Songleader - David Tester Reporter - Jennifer Peters Rec. Leaders - Linda Ramsey Mary Lynn Frazier Community Service - Ted Calahan Sponsor - Mrs. Dugger { 136 Young Democrats Mr. Gates and Miss Arnold are sponsors. The officers are Presi- dent, Mark Hodges; Vice Presi- dent, Van Brewer; Secretary, Gail Thomas; Treasurer, Tara Manley; and Reporter, Jerry Stof- fel. 137 ,1 DECA DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is one of many new clubs. The members are students enrolled in D.E. This course is being offered in our new Vo. Tech, addition at E.H.S. The club ' s motto is: Develop future leaders in marketing and distrib- ution. ” Officers President - Irene Dollar Vice President - Loretta Miller Secretary - Peggy Burbank Treasurer - Janet Carrier Reporter - Ron Hall Parliamentarian - Tod Hatfield Sponsor - Mr. Caroll 138 139 140 Co-Editors - Debbie Crawford Gila Durham Business Manager - Kim Trinkle Class Editors - Wilma Holtsclaw Jackie Lewis Donna Smith Gail Thomas Sherry Townsend Circulation and Introduction - Lisa Clark Clubs Editors - Ronnie Hall Linda Ramsey Activities - Mary Lynn Frazier David Reach Spons Editors - Patty Baxter Charles Jennings Honor Editor - Van Brewer Photographers - Patty Baxter Lisa Clark Donna Smith Sponsor - Mrs . Forbes Working hard to bring the best annual possible to the student body , the annual staff promotes long hours to make the annual a great success. 141 The FFA Creed FFA Officers President - Ricky Campbell V-Pres. - Steve Lockner Sec. - Angela Carsv ell Treas. - Gary Tester Adviser - James Roberts Sentinel - James Rasmussen Reporter - Randy Malone Sponsors - Mr. Creason Mr. Henegar I believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds — achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years. I believe that to live and work on a good farm, or to be engaged in other agricultural pursuit, is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the joys and discomforts of agricultural life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement. I cannot deny. I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of progressive agriculturists to serve our own and the public interest in producing and marketing the product of our toil. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining; in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so — for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself and play ing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to tile best traditions of our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task. The creed was written by E. M. Tiffany, and adopted at the 3rd National Convention of the FFA. Revised at the 38th Convention. 142 LEADERSHIP COOPERATION SCHOLARSHIP learning to do doing to learn CHARACTER 1 J • % AGBICDLTDIiE CITIZENSHIP l ' k earning to live I «A LIVING TO SERVE SERVICE PATRIOTISM THRIFT RECREATION m 143 Environ- mental Science Club Trying to keep people involved by protecting the environment in our surrounding area is what the Environmental Science Club is all about. The members of this club strive to free the environ- ment from harmful pollution and also work to keep our school grounds clean. Officers Pres. - Lynda Rice V. Pres. - Kim Jones Sec. - Patty Brooks Treas. - Carmon Potts Reporter - Steve Taylor Sponsor - Mr. Sprinkle 144 Youth in Government Under the leadership of Mr. Gates and Miss Arnold, the club sponsors, the Youth in Govern- ment club participates in various mock government sessions. The purpose of the club is to create a renewed interest of youth govern- mental affairs by observation of various governmental bodies. Officers Pres. - Mark Hodges V.-Pres. - Van Brewer Sec. - Gail Thomas Treas. - Tara Manley Rep. - Jerry Siophel 145 Hiking Club Members of the hiking club have taken many hikes through the Appalachian Trail this past summer and school year. They have gone to Konnarock, Worley’s Cave, Holston Mountain, and many other places. Officers President - Alan Mclntuff Vice-President - Jimmy Barnett Secretary - Michelle Bradley Treasurer - Rene Goodman Reporter - Brenda Cross Sgt. of Arms - Terry Ervin Sponsors - Don Lady David Rutheford Adult Leaders - Darius Smith Rodney Alexander 146 147 148 149 150 Transportation Committee Jeff Turner Roger Whitaker Marvin Jackson Sign Painting Committee Lisa Meredith Michelle Bradley Cindy Tolbert Janet Pacholski Wilma Holtsclaw Planning Committee Cindy Miller Tammy Webb 151 Newspaper Staff Editors-in- Chief Sherry Townsend Vernon Hobbs For students interested in organ- izing and producing the school newspaper, Journalism is the course to take. Students will write various types of news stories such as sports, news, and special columns. Classroom instruction and projects will involve lay- outs, proofreading, editing, and reporting on school activi ties. Mrs. O ' Dell is the staff advisor. First Semester Journalism First Semester Journalism 152 library Club The East High Library continues to grow along with our increased enrollnnent. There are over ten thousand books, paperback books, and A.V. materials available. The library has taken on a new look with re-arrangement of fur- niture and books to make room for added materials and book shelves. Officers President - Doug Carrier Vice Pres. - Nolen Otinger Secretary - Treasurer - Susan Morrell Reporters - Gary Clark Carolyn Carrier Sponsors - Mrs. Wedel Mrs. Rasmussen Mrs. Vance 153 Honor Choir The Honor Choir is a select group of music students who are more advanced in their choral train- ing. This choir consists of stu- dents who are musically gifted and have an interest in music as a vocation or avocation . They perform all types of music from pop to classical. Officers Pies. - Tim Fox Sec. - Joan Littlefield 154 Concert Choir This choir consists of 10th and 11th grade students. They must audition to become a member of this choir. The main objective of the Concert Choir is to offer per- formance opportunity to stu- dents, continued development of choral and vocal technique, to continually strive for greater sounds and higher standards in Concert Choir . 155 Red, White and Blue Choir This choir is a continuation of development. Many students find the 10th grade to be an extremely important year for maturing and finding great satis- faction in accomplishment. The student director, for the Red, White and Blue 10th grade choir, is Les Leonard . 156 Red , While and Blue Choir - 9th Grade 9th Grade Ensemble Officers Red, White and Blue Choir This choir is open to all 9th grade students. The emphasis in 9th grade is that of choral discipline and vocal development. All stu- dents interested in vocal music should begin in the 9th grade . 157 Singing Pats Select Ensemble, 10th Grade 158 Patriotic Singers Jimmy Denton — Pres. These twelve All-State Chorus students represent the first school in East Tennessee to be repre- sented with 100% selection. Their scores averaged in the top 5 %. Di rector Tom Elam Co-Presidents Wanda Keith Tun Harkleroad 159 Yeah, I’m a senior, so what? Two weeks left in school, and then it’s all over . . . out into the big world! Can ' t wait ' til gradua- tion though . . . it ' s gonna be great! I’ll cruise up front, grab that diploma, say thanks dude, and run. It’s too bad I don’t know where I’m running to. Before it was easy, follow the rest of the crowd and you were fine. 1 knew I could always find some one at a game , a party , a movie , or eating at Pizza Hut on Friday night. Only now it’s gonna be different, everyone for them- selves, trying to make it on their own. Lis- ten to this joke - letting graduation get to me after twelve years of being a hard guy. Oh, brother . . . yeah it’s time to make the scene in class . . . guess I might even miss that when it’s all over . 162 i Well, it’s graduation and I can ' t believe I ' m really here! In a few minutes it ' ll be my turn, they’ll call my name and I’ll walk up to receive my diploma , only . . . where do I go from there? I ' ve always had the security of the school routine and its activities, sur- rounded by friends I was so fainiliar with. Now we’ll all be going in separate directions and I wonder how long it will take before the memories that meant so much to me begin to fade, soon to be forgotten. After twelve years you ' d think I’d be ready to move on, only I feel like I’m leaving a pan of me behind. Maybe it’s good though, because I really have changed in the past three years that I’ve been here, learning from my mis- takes as well as others. Well, I’m next, it’ll all be over soon. But then I stop and think about it and you know, in a way I guess everything is really just beginning. O LINDA ARROWOOD GARY ANDREWS SUSAN BAKER DARRYL BAIRD RUBINA ALEXANDER TINA BAGWELL JOHN BALL BRENDA BARNES JIMMY BARNETT 164 DAWN BISHOP DONNA BISHOP VICKI BISHOP 165 JIMMY BUCKLES TAMMIE BUCKLES JUDY BUNCH 166 GAIL BUSKELL DOUG CARRIER JEFF CARRIER JOE CARRIER 167 KAREN CLARK LINDA CLARK LISA CLARK 168 CALVIN COX DONNA COX JAMES COX DEBBIE CRAWFORD JERRY CROSS KEVIN CROSS FREEMAN COX BRENDA CROSS )69 JIMMY DEMPSEY TERRY DEMPSEY JIMMY DENTON 170 GILA DURHAM TONYA EDWARDS SYVELLA ELAM 171 ANN ELSEA JOYCE FLANARY MARY LYNN FRAZIER JEAN FRITTS % JACKIE ERWOOD ANGIE FORD REBECCA FREELAND TIM FOX % 172 STEVEN GREB SHERRY GREENE JERRY GRIFFITH 173 CARMEN GRIZZEL PHYLLIS GROSS DEBBIE GRUBB JEFF GRUBB LESLIE GURLEY VALERIE HALLENBECK TAMMIE HALE LARRY HAMIC RONNIE HALL 174 TIM HARKLEROAD JIMMY HARR PATTY HARR KAYE HATCHER TERESA HAYES JERRY HARRINGTON TAMI HICKS CONNIE HINKLE PHYLLIS HINKLE 175 DENNIS HOLBROOK WILMA HOLTSCLAW MIKE HOWZE MIKE HUGHES STEVE HUMPHREY RICKY HYDER MARVIN JACKSON CHARLES JENNINGS BARRY JESSEE 1 176 ANITA JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON LISA JOHNSON ANGELA JONES DANNY JONES LESLIE JONES PATRICIA JONES TERRY JONES EUGENE JONES 177 LISA KING BETTY LAWSON TIMMY KEEN JEFF KEGLEY DEBORAH KEELING WANDA KEITH TOM KROLL 178 STEVE LILLEY LONNIE LOCKNER DAVID LLOYD PHIL MAIDEN JOAN LITTLEFIELD GREG LYONS 179 FREDDIE MASSENGILL CONNIE McCRACKEN JEANNIE MILHORN RENA MAINES KIM MASSENGILL DAVID McPEAK BETTY MALONE SUSAN MAYE LISA MEREDITH 180 BEVERLY MILLER TERRIE MONGER SUSAN MILLER LORETTA MILLER WALTER MONK MARY MOODY ELLEN MORRELL 181 SANDY NELSON RICHARD NORMAN GINA O ' DELL 182 i MARY PAYNE TINA PERKINS DARLENE PETERS 183 STEVE PHILLIPPI RANDY PLUMMER GREG PHILLIPS TED POBST LINDA PLANK STEVE POSTON JIMMY PRATT PATTY PROFFITT SHEILA PRUITT SUSAN ROARK JEFF RICHARDSON i MARY RODEFER SHARON RODGERS 185 TERESA ROGERS VANESSA SCALE DEBBIE SIMCOX KATHY ROUSE VICKEY ROGERS BRENT SEYMOUR PHIL SLAUGHTER , y ' i JILL SHIPLEY RICKY SIMPSON 186 TERESA SMITH ROBIN SNEED ROBIN SPANGLER 187 LARI STRAHAN CHRIS TAYLOR TRICIA TAYLOR 188 DAVID TESTER PAM TESTER CHIP THOMAS STEVE THOMPSON CINDY TOLBERT LETICIA TOLEDO SHERRY TOWNSEND TERESA TOWNSEND KIM TRINKLE 189 MIKE WALKER NANCY WALL DANNY WALSH 190 BOBBY WATLINGTON GLENNA WEBSTER ROGER WHITAKER TIM WHITE PATSY WIDNER 191 DIANE WILLIS KENNETH WOODS BETTY WILES BRIAN WILSON BILL WITHERS CHERRY WOODBY 192 A ALEXANDER, RUBINA ANN - Bina- ANDREWS, GARY E. - Andy” - Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD, PATRICK KEITH - Patarack ARNOLD, TIM EDWARD - Tim - Tennis Team 2, 3; FFA 2, 3, 4. -A,i WOOD, LINDA CAROL - - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, Captain 4. ■Concert ' • oir j| 4th Runner-up Miss Pafelot Pageant 2; Track Team Susan ’ B Am , T IE John .BalT •r Art Club 2. , _ - ' i IBARNE , BREMDA KAY - Bar- ney - French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball ,3; Student Council 2. BARNETT r WARREN - Barney - Environmental Sci- ence b 2;. R’ B Choir” 2; ICorl c rt Choir 3; Hiking Club 3, 4, V‘. Pres. 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Tennis ' Team 2, 3, 4. BARR, JIMN Y DAVID - Bo - P5p Club 2j ' Club 2,3,4. BARRETT, LESLIE;, MASON - Leslie r.Pep Cl T, 3, 4; FFA 3 , F otbal 1 2 , MXTER, P ' AT IICIA ANN - - Swim ' T i m V, 3: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Beja CJib 2, 3, 4; Student Country 2; Annual Staff 4. BEBBER, TIMOTHY MONROE - Tim” - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; DECA 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. BISHOP, DONNA JOE - Donna - Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; TOEC4. BOLLING, JEFF WILLIAM - Jeff - Wrestling 2, 3, 4. BROWN, CHARLES GORDON - Chuck - Track 2, 3, 4; Cross- Cotmtry 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Class President 3, 4? Class Favorite 2, 3, 4; Stutfent Council 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4. ■ r vi , BROWN, DONALD WAYNE - - ii ilJ tlub 3 4; RJVBIPhoir 2; Singing; Pats 3; pdhcert Choir 3 . BRgwA ROBIN LEIGH -; ’Pigeon ' ’ - Swim Team 2,. 3, ,4; ' , .Spani h (5|ub 2, 3; Pep ■ ' 8 , T. BUCHANAN-, JANEji EE - J. ,yB. - JV Cheerleader 3: Tennis ' ¥gam 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Youth an3 SoveriTmeift BUCKLES, TAMMIE JEAN - Tammie - DriW ' Team 3; Ban H|| 3, 4; French lul 4; Student Counc y , 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4. JUDY FAY - ' yude Spanish Club 2- Girl ' s Tjack 2, i, §: Beyt Club 3, 4; Peppliib 2, 3. ® BURBANK, ROBERT - Bur - Tennis, ' BURROUGHS, JAMES TRIAN - ’Sarfi - FootbaiSEhitiBaseball BUSK ? DANITA CAIh Gail - Beta Club 3, 4; Vol- , leyball 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2 , 3 , 4 . BISHOP, DAWN - Dav u ■ W A CARR, DEBORAH IRENE - Deb- bie - Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Choir 2. CARRIER, CAROLYN SUE - Carolyn - An Club 2, 3; Sec. of An Club 3; Library Club 3, Rep. 3: FHA-HERO 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, tty- CARRIER, DOUGLAS KING - Doug - Youth and Government 4; Young Democrats 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Band 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Library Club 4, Pres. 4. CARRIER, JEFFREY ANDREW - Jeff - Hiking Club. CARRIER, JOE - iqe CARRIER, MICHAEL DEAN - Mike CARRIER, TIM GEORGE - Tim - Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Rep. 2. ‘ C IHeR, TirmAY RONALD - ’ migy - Spanish Club 3, 4; Class Favorite 4; Pep Clubjp. CAWf , CLAYTON - Little Bear c1W05dV DENNIS Wt- - Den- nis“-. Science j hib 2, 3; BanT 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Swim Team 3,4. CLARK, KAREN ELAll E - Bones, G sey - An Club 2, 3 ' ; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; DECA 4. CLARK, LISA LEIGH - Pickles - Pep Club 2, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Beta ' T lub 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,4. COX, CALVIN WADE - Bruno, Eric” - Football 2, 4; Track 2, ‘3, 4; Wrestling 3; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Class Favorite 2. COX, DONNA GAIL - George -fjirls’ Choir 2; RWB Choir 3. COX , FREEMAN nIaDISON - Butch - Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4. Q 193 ml cox, JAMES CLINTON - Din- key” - Wrestling 3, 4; Swim- ming 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. CRAWFORD, DEBORAH LYNN - Debbie - Student Council 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sign Comm. 4; Spanish Club 2, Sec. 2; Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Tennis Team 3. _CROSS._ jaR£NDA KAY - Brenda - Hiking Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Environmental Science Club ' 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Drama Club 4; Patrioteites 2; Girls’ Cboir 2; Concert Choir 3; Honors’ Choir 4 . CROSS, JERRY DEAN - Jerry - JV Basketball iTVarsity Basket- ball 3, 4; Agriculture 2,3. CULLOP, KIMBERLY ANNE - Jfim” - Hiking Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Most . School Spirited 4; Patriotettes 4. D DAVIS, DENISE MICHELE - Denise” - Drill Team 4; RWB Choir 2; Concert Choir 3. DAVIS, LISA G. - ’’Lisa” - Spanish Club 2, Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Drama Club 4; Reporter 4; Girls’ Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Youth and Govern- ment 4; Student Council 3. DEMO, LAURA LEIGH - Lot - JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3; Marching Band 2; Concert Band ' 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Queen 2; . Class Favorite 2; Senigi SupefTa- tive 4; |lomecomiQg Candidate DEMPSEY, JAMES ALLEN - Jimmy - Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4. DENTON, JAMES AARON - Jimmy - Basketball 2; Foot- ball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Rt B Choir 2; Concert Choir 2,3; Honor ChWr 4; Patriotic Singers 3, 4; All-State Choir 4. DOOLEY, LYNNE IARIE - Lynne - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 2,3. DOYLE, PAMELA ANN - Pep Club 2. Pam DUNCAN, ANI LORA Loraine - Ar | lub 4; 95 Above Average 3 . DURHAM, GILA RENEE - Gila - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sign Com- mittee 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Edi|or 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Spani Club Treas. 2,3. EDWARDS, TONYA JO - Tonya - Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3. ELAM, SYVELLA DAWN - Syvella - Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; All-State 2, 3, 4; Patriotic Singers 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Pep Club 3, 4; PTSA Chaplain 4. ELSEA, ANN M. - Ann - Vol- leyball 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; 4- H 2, 3, 4. ERWOOD, JACQUELINE LORRI- ANE - Jackie ' - Swim. Team 2; Bible CliJb 3; FBLi ' Pep Club 2, 3, 4; AV 3, ' 4. ' ’ FELTY, JOHN ALLEN - John - Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 4. FLANARY, JOYCE ANN Joyce - FHA 2; Pep Club 2. FORD, ANGELA KAY - Jaws, P . T . ’ ’ - Spanish rinh — Bs,ta Qiuh FOX, TIMOTHY GENE | Fox, Isc Dummy |- RWB Choir; Concert Choir; Honors Choir; Patriotic Singers; All -State Choir. FRAZIER, MARY L ' i IN - Mert - Band 2, 3, 4; Flag Team 3; 4-H Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. of 4-H 3; Student Council 3; Beta FREELAND xFe ' becoiii’ ’ Clulx,4; Art FRYE, JACKIE FRYE, REBECCA JEAN FHA 2, 3; Bible :iub2.8«erc3: KELLY S. - Bobbie - ep Club 2, 3, 4; Young Demo- ns 2, 3; Spanish 3. GARDNER, BETH A l Beth - Beta Club 2 1 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ ' Choir 2t Concert Choir 3; Singing Pats 3; Honor Choir 4; French Club 2. GENTRY , ' Y MMY IRENE - Tig - fand 2 , Aw p Band 2; Majorette 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3 . GREER, BOBBY - Bob GREER, RICK L. - Rick GRIFFITH, JERRY E. - Jeny - DECA Bible Club 2; Library Club- 3; FFA 3. GRIZZEL, CARMEN ELAINE - Herbal Curbal - Spanish ClubJ 2, 3, Rep. 3. 3. GROSS, PHYLLIS JEAN - Phil ] - FHA 2, 3, 4. 194 GRUBB, DEBORAH ANN - Deb- bie - Drill Team 4. GURLEY. LESLIE DIANE - Weswie - Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3, 4; Track Team 3. H i HALE, TAMMIE KA Y Tammra - Track 2; Drill Team 3; Ri|le Capi. 3; flance Team 3; Pep Club 2, 3: DECA Club 4. HALL, JOHNNY LEE - Johr| HALL, RONALD LUCIUS - -« 3Ron ' ’ - DECA 4; French 3. HALLENBECK, VALERIE ANN Ber - Beta ' 7|lub 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council I 3: Pep CflS E, 3, 4; French Concen Choir 2, 3, 4. HAMIC, LARRY S. - Larry - G vTAam 3,4. HARKLEROAD, TIM PAUL - Milton, Magic Man - Honor Choilj 4; Patriotic Singers 2 , 3 , 4; Cc m Choir, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; D Rma Club 2; Blue Gr gs Club Pres. 2, 3; Pres. Chor Dept. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, hood of lowship of Christian Magicians 4; Society of American Magicians | 4; Bluff City Community Theatre I 4; Jaycees 4; Choir Student Directors, 3,4; RWB Choir 2. HARRING N, JERRY A. - Jerry - Ah Club 2, 3; FFA Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4. iClub 4: Sec. % 3; Tennis Team Girls’ Choir 2; RWB Choir 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Honors 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Tenn. Office Education Club 4 . HINKLE, CONNIE LYNNE - Connie HII KLE, PHYLLIS;SUE - Phyl- lis’ ’ HOBBS, ROBERT KEITH - Keith - Cross Co try 2, 4: IndoorTrack 4; Outdoor 2, 3 ' , 4. LTSCLAW, WILMA THEL - ilma - Spanish Club 2; JV Cheerleader 2, 3j Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; j le. Team 3; J%p Clul? 2 Pres. 4; Beta Clnb ' ' 3 4r Annual Staff 4; B d 2, 4. HUGHES, MICHAEL WAYNE - Mik - Hiking Club 4; V C14| 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2, 3, 4. HUMPHREY, SjfEVEN LEE - Humphy - Track; Crosscoun- try; FFA: Bristoli Boxing Tea ' m ' . HYDER, RICKY E. - J?icky - Pep Club; Bible Club. JACKSOIC MARVIN LEE - ‘‘‘ ' Mar- vin - Track 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Pep lub 2, 3, 4; Trans. Comm. 3,4.- JENNINGS, CHARLES HAMPTON - CJ - Annual 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. JOHNSON, A IITA L. - Little Red Chick - Pep Club 2. HATCHER, MARY KAYE - Kaye” HAYES, JERRY TIMOTHY - Tim HICKS, TAMI RENEE - Tami - Future Homemakers of America 2; Drama Club 2, 4, Pres. 4; JOHNSON, KAREN LEE - ’’Creep’’ - Drill Team 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 4; Girls’ Choir 2; RWB Choir 3; Singing Pats 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, LINDS CLARK - Linda JONES, ANGELA SUE - Angela - Bi a Club 2 . 3; Library Club 3; Bible Club 3; P p Club 2, 3. 4; Spanish Cluu 4 -, SecreLary 4; Marching Ea ‘ d 2 3; 4; Conceu Band 2, 3, 4. JONES, DANNY WALlEY - Danny - Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3,4, JONES, LESLIE EDv U-f - Leslie - DECA 4. JONES, TERRY EDWARD - T. J. (Turkey) - Spanish Clrb 2; Environmental Science Club 3 : K KE rf, TIM G. - Timmy KING, LISA CAROL Dumplin KING, PATRICIA ANN Patty - Swim Team 3; Track ' Team 3; Beta IClub 3, 4; Envi- ronmental Science Club 4; Stu- dent Council 2 . KROLL, THOMAS MICHAEL - Tom ’ - Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3. L LAWSOiMlBgTY LYNM- Smi- lie LEMMONS, UNDA viARIE - Linda LEONARD, DIANE LYNETTE - Diane LCONARD, LESLEY JAMES - Les - Patriotic Singers 2, 3, 4; Band. , 3; Stage Band 3; All- State Choir 3 . LEWIS, JANET RENEE - Jan - JV Cheerleader 2, 3; Vars. Cheerlnadv r 4; Girls’ Choir 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3; RWB : 3 - Singing Pats 3: Honor ' Ch= ‘r 4; Student Council 4. 195 LILLE Y, PATRICK W. - Pat” - Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; DEC A 4. LOCKNER, LONNIE DEAN - ' ' Lonnie” - Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FFA 3. LYON, GREG DEAN - Greg - Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4. M MAIDEN, PHILLIP GLENN - Phil” - Environmental Science Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Most Studi- ous 4; Marching Band and Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4. MAINES, RENA CAROLE - Reenee” - JV Cheerleader 2; Vars. Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Track 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Favorite 3; Honor Choir 4. MAYE, SUSAN JUNE - Susan” - Art Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Basketball 2; Student Council 2,3; Most Courteous 4. McCRACKEN, CONNIE SUE - ' ' Connie ' ' - Treasurer of the Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3; Parliamentarian of Tenn. Office Educational Club 4; Pep Club. McPEAK, JOHN DAVID - Curly, Albino” - Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4, MEREDITH, LISA ANN - Bird” - Friendliest 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Rep. 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4, Sec. 4. MH ES, BETTY - Betty” - Beta Cluo 2, 4; Honors English 2; Girls ' Choir 2, Treas. MILLER. JEFFREY HARMON - Jeff” - Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4. MILLER, LORETTA - Loretta” - DEC A 4. MILLER, SUSAN MARIA - Susie, Sue” - Spanish Club 2; Band 2 , 3 , 4 . MONGER, TERRIEJ. - ”T. J.” - Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Concen Choir 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: FTA 2. MONK, WALTER LEE - Walter” - Football 3. MOODY, MARY REBECCA - Mary” - Spanish Club 3; DECA Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 4. MORRELL, ANITA - Nita” MORRELL, ELLEN ROSE - Ellen Rose ' ' - Girls ' Choir 2; RWB Choir 3; Singing Pats 3; Honor Choir 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MORRELL, RICHARD W. - Richard MORRELL, SUSAN JEAN - Mor- relli” - Art Club Pres. 4; Library Club Sec. Treas. 4; Bible Club 4. MORRELL, WILLE ED - Willie MOSER, DEBRA JEAN Debbie - Beta Club 2, 4; Concert Choir 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3; Sullivan County Clinic 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble Festival 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Symphonic Band 4. MYERS, KIMBERLY SUE - Kim - Pep Club 2; Band 2. N NEALY, TERRY J. - Terry - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 2, 3, Sec. 3; Bible Club 3; Young Democrats 2. NELSON, SANDRA ANNTTE - Sandy - Football Homecom- ing Queen 2, 3; Class Favorites 2; Class Sec. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2: Choir 3,4; Cheerleader Capt. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. NORMAN, RICHARD L. - Rich- ard - Golf 3. O O ' DELL, GINA SUZANNE - Gina - Pep Club Pres. 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 2; Vars. Cheer- leader 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Sen- ior Superlative 4; Homecoming Candidate 2, 4. ORELLANA, GEOVANA SOLE- DAD - Jovana - Spanish Club 3, 4; Guatemala Sports - Volley- ball, Basketball: Sr. Superla- tive . OSBORNE, DWIGHT DAVID - Ozzie” OWENS, DEOBRAH JEAN - Debbie” - Pep Club. OWENS, YVETTE V. - Evett - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Class Favorite 2; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Miss East 4. P PACHOLSKI, JANET ETHEL - Polock - Band 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; JV Cheerleader 2, 3; Co-Capt. 3; Sr. Superlative 4; Volleyball Team 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Rep. 2; Sullivan County Clinic 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PERKINS, TINA MARIE - Tin- nie-Bopper” - Beta Club 2, 3, 4; RWB Choir 3; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Singing Pats 3; 196 I Drama Club 4; Girls ' Choir 2; Art Clubs, V. Pres.; Stage Band 4. PHILLIPPI, STEVE EDWARD - Steve - JV Basketball 2, 3: V. Basketball 4: Trans. Committee 4. PHILLIPS, GREG - Porky - AV 2, 3; Chess 2, 3; DECA 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Science Club 3; Water Fountain 2, 3, 4. PLANK, LINDA GAIL - Plankie PLUMMER, RANDY WAYNE - Randy POBST, TED - Ted - Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2,3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4. POSTON, STEVEN WAYNE - Porkey PRESNELL, JERRY STEVEN - Dr. J. - Key Club 2, 3: FFA 2, 3, 4. PROFFITT, PATRICIA ANN - Patty - FHA 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4. PRUITT, SHEILA JEAN - Sheila R RAGAN, JEFF D. - Jeff - Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Class Favorite 2, 3, 4. RAMSEY, LINDA ANN - Linda - Marching Band 2, 3, 4; poncert Band 2, 3, 4; Pfp Band 2, 3; Rifle Team 3; Pe Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; 4-H ‘Cltrb 2-, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Rep. 4; Annual Staff 4 . REED, MIKE E. - Mighty, Superstar, King, Moose, Wink - Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Golf 2. REPASS, JACK MICHAEL - Mr. Cool - Electronics Radio Club; Football 2; FFA 3. RICHARDS, JAMES M , T . - Rickie - 3, 4. RICHARDSON, JEFFREY LEE - Gilligan - Cross Country [2; Bible Club Track 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; Swim Team ?. RIFFEY, JEANETTE MARIE - Jeanette’’ - Pep Club 2, |3; FBLA 2, 3 , Tec . „y, • -iPl S • : Pres, of TOEcT ROARK, SUSAN MARIE - Susan” -,Jep Club , 3, 4; Sign Committee • RODEF , JiARY EVELYN ' i- Sunshine - FHA -Hero. RODGERS, SHARON FAYE i- ’’ Sharon r- Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Drama Club 4; Girls ' Track Team 3r ROGERS., VI ?V LYNN - Vickev’‘’. : _£BLA , Se c. 3 ; Pep Club 2, 3 S OEC . ' “rfea r 4. ' ROUSE, KATHY SUE - K£0ffiy ROUSE, PAMALA MAE - ' Pam - DECA 4; VIC A 2, 3. S SETWOGR, william BRENT - Brent - Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. SIMCOX, DEBBIE - Deb SIMPSON, RICKY - ”0. J. - 4-H. SINARD, DAVID ALLEN - Hoss - Beta Club; Chess Club; FFA SLAtfGHTER, PHTttJP fOSEPH - Phil - AV 2; FFA 2. SMITH, DONNA GAYE - Monk - Girls’ Choir 2 ; Con- cert Choir 3; Anry l Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,_ 4. SMITH, LISA KIMBERLY - Lucy - Girls’ Choir 2; RWB Choir 3; Singing Pats 3; CortCert Chpir J ta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. SMITH, SANDRA GAIL - Sandy - FHA 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Pres, of FHA 2; Bible Club 4. SMITH, TERESA ANN - Smittf ’’ ■- Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; All Tournament Team for Basketball and Most Valuable Player 3. SMITH, LEIGH ANNE - Dwork - Concert Choir 3; Honor Choir 4; Singing Pats 3; French Club 3, 4. SMITH, KIM - Kim - Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4; French Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4. STATZER, SHIELA KIM - Kim - Student Council 2; FBLA 3; DECA 4. STEVENS, DARLENE Sardine - FHA-Hero. STEWART, PEGGY JOYCE - Wart - Girls’ Choir; RWB Choir 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Honors Choir 3; Art Club 2; Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4 . STEWART, RUSTY - Bush - Baseball 2, 3, 4. STILTNER, SANDRA GAIL - Sandy STITT, DENISE SUE - Denise - Drama Club, V. Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2; French Club 2; FHA, Treas, 2; Choir 2; Youth and Government Sec. STOUX. MIKE EDWARD - Mij e - Tennis 2, 3, 4; Bas- Jietball Mgr. 3; Football Mgr. 4. STOPHEL, GERALD DAVID - Gerald” - Youth and Govern- ment 3, 4; French Club 4; Envi- ronmental Science Club 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 3. 197 a strah; N, lari Elizabeth - Larry - Drama Club 2; Basket- ball ?: Track 2; Singing Pats 2, 3: Hiking 3, 4; Volleyball 3: RWB Choir 3; Fund Raising Chair- man 3; Audio Visual Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Concert Choir 4; Girls ' Choir 2 . T TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER McGARRY - Chris - Student Council 2, 3: Swim Team 2, 3, ' 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; 4-H 2; Best Dressed 4. TAYLOR, EDWARD TOM - Joe - Track 2, 3; FFA Club 2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, ELMER LEE - Elmer 1. Fudd TAYLOR, TOMMY - Tommy TESTER, DAVID LEE - Bear Face - Art Club 2, 3, Pres. 3; Bible Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; 4-H 2, 3, 4, Rep. 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Honor Choir 4; Patriotic Singers 3, 4; All- State 3; Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4 . TESTER, PAMELA YVONNE - Pam - Spanish Club 2; Vol- leyball 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; PTSA 3, 4, Treas. 4; FHA 2; Miss Patriot Pageant 2 . THOMAS, HARTSEL COWAN - Chip - ' Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Class Favorite 4; Amer. Legion Boys’ State Representative 4; County Day, Rep. 3. THOMPSON, STEVE K. - Steve - AV Club 4; JV Basket- ball 2; Vars, Basketball 3. TOLBERT, CYNTHIA FAYE - Cindy” - Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 2, 3. TOLEDO, GLORIA LETICIA - Letty - Spanish Club 4; Gua- temala Sports, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Matado Marathon. TOWNSEND, TERESA REGINA - Bouncy - IV Cheerleader 2; Vars. Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Most Mischievous 4. TRINKLE, KIMBERLY DAWN - Kim - Class Officer Sec. 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, T, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas. 2; Student Council 2,3. TRIVETT, TERESA MAE - Teresa - DECA Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. TUCKER, JAMES EDWARD - Jim - FFA 2, 3, 4; Blue Grass Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4. TURNER, JEFFERY LYNN - Jeff - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Transportation Committee 3, 4; Track 3,4; Choir 4. V VANCE, BETTY MALONE - Bet - Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 3. VANOVER, DIANE MARIE - Diane - Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Rep. 4; Library Club 3; Beta 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Choir 2; RWB Choir 3; Concert Choir 4. W WADDELL, STE VIE LYNN - Stevie” - FFA 2, 3, 4; AV Club 2 . WALKER, MIKE - Mike - Tennis 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. WALL, NANCY KERNON - Nancy - Student Council 2, 3,4, Sec. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 3, 4; 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 2, 3; FHA Club 2; Girls’ Choir 2; Concen Choir 3; Honor Choir 4; Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4; Patriot Pageant 2,3; Sweetheart Contestant 2. WALSH, DANIEL CHARLES - Danny - Beta Club 3, 4; RWB Choir 2; Singing Pats 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Honor Choir 4. WATLINGTON, BOBBY R. - Bobby” WEBSTER, GLENNA KAY - Glenna WHITAKER, ROGER PHILLIP - Wooge - Library Club 2; Wrestling 2; Pep Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4. WIDNER, JUDY PATRICIA - Patsy - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; TOEC 4. WILES, BETTY JANE - Betty WILLIAMS, GAIL LYNNE - .Gil- ligan - Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2 . WILLIS, REBA DIANE - Diane WILSON, BRIAN LEE - Brian - Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; All-State Band 2, 4; All County Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Track 4. WISE, CATHY - Cathy WITCHER, BILL - Bill - FFA 2, 3; Baseball 4. WITHERS, WILLIAM E. - Bill - Band 2. WOLFE, NATHAN RAY ' - Wiser - FFA 2; JV Basketball 2, 3; Vars. Basketball 4. WOODBY, CHERRY MARIE Cherry WOODS, KENNETH WAYNE - Kenneth - Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2, 3; Cross Coun- try 2. FAREWELL NOW, MY FRIEND I love you, my friend You ' re quite dear to me, A true friend you are And (divays leill he. But you ' re leariny me soon And ytoinyt your oivn icay, Perhaj)s ice ivill meet In the future some day. You ' ve left me ivith memories Oj ytood times ive ' ve had. To treasure forever And make me feel y lad. I ivisfi you fxood luck In all that you do May all of life ' s jdeasures Come your way, too. Farewell now, my friend And please may you find Some thoupthts of me Always in your mind. 199 200 In Memory of Jeffery Dell Lingerfelt Aug. 24, 1957- June 30, 1976 Jeff was born and spent his life in Sullivan County. He attended Holston Point Elementary School and Bluff City Junior High School. Jeff was a member of the Class of ’77” at Sullivan East High School . What God Hath Promised God hath not promised Skies always blue. Flower-strewn pathways All oar lives through; God hath not promised Sun without rain, Joy without sorrow. Peace without pain. But God hath promised Strength Jor the day. Rest for the labor. Light jor the way, Grace for the trials. Help from above. Unfailing sympathy. Undying love. 201 202 Honors 203 Academic Year ’’77- 78 Seniors — Seven Semester Average 93 or Above Pam Tester, Loretta Millet, Kim Trinkle, Jimmy Denton. Terrie Monger, Sherry Townsend, Lisa Davis, Nancy Wall Wilma Holtsclaw, Lonaine Duncan, Brenda Barnes, Sandy Smith, Beth Gardner, Jimmy Barnette, Greg Lyons, Jeff Miller, Patty Baxter, Danny Walsh 204 Seniors — Seven Semester Average 95 or Above L. to R.: Karen Clark, Debbie Crawford, Vickie Dale, Phill Maiden, Lisa Clark, Gila Durham, and Many Glover. FRONT ROW: Valerie Hallenbeck, Rebecca Freeland, Tonya Edwards, Tina Perkins, Susan Maye, and Kim Smith. SECOND ROW: Chip Thomas, Joan Littlefield, Brent Seymour, and Mike Howze. 205 Senior Home Economics L. to R.: Patty Proffitt, Linda Plank, Kathy Rouse, Phyllis Gross, Jill Shipley, and Glenna Webster. 206 Senior Advanced Math Mike Howze, Lorraine Duncan, Brent Seymour Senior Trigonometry Mike Howze, Wilma Holisclaw, Brent Seymour Overall Excellence in Math Seven Semester SEATED: Marty Glover, Mike Howze, Wilma Holtsclaw, Debbie Crawford, Brent Seymour, Chip Thomas. STANDING: Phill Maiden, and Lisa Clark. 207 Senior Art Senior Physies Breni Seymour, Joan Litilefield , Lisa Clark, Marty Glover, Phill Maiden, and Valerie Hallenbeck. John Ball, Susan Morrell, and Susan Maye 208 i Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow Brenda Cross King Science Scholarship Phill Maiden Elks Scholarship Phill Maiden and Marty Glover NOT PICTURED: Mike Howze 209 Senior American History Valerie Hallenbeck, Mike Howze, Rebecca Freeland, and Phill Maiden. Senior Vo. -Tech. Cosmetology - Betty Wiles Health Occupations - Judy Bunch Office Occupations - Donna Bishop Occupational Home Ec. - Carolyn Carrier DE - Loretta Miller Horticulture - Pat Arnold General Metals - Jimmy Dempsey Vo.-Ag. - Jerry Presnell General Building - Tim White Small Engines - Richard Morrell Electronics - James Tucker Automotive - John Hall Ait Cond. and Ref. - Harry Rosenbaum NOT PICTURED; Electronics - Phil Slaughter 210 Seniors Receiving College Scholarships L. to R.: Debbie Moser, Phill Maiden, Debbie Crawford, Lisa Clark, Jeff Miller, Brent Seymour, Tina Perkins, Janet Pacholski, and Nancy Wall. Not pictured is Gila Durham. Senior Language L. to R.: Lisa King, Sandy Smith, Joan Littlefield, Wanda Keith, and Terry Nealy. Not pictured are Mary Lynn Frazier, .Angela Jones, and Robin Spangler. Senior English FRONT ROW: Jan Lewis, and Sandy Smith. SECOND ROW: Edna Stiltner, Karen Clark, Tina Perkins, Rena Maines, Kim Smith, Lisa Clark, Vickie Dale, Brent Seymour, Joan Littlefield, Leslie Gurley, and Connie Hinkle. BACK ROW: Patty King, Debbie Carr, Rebecca Freeland, and Pat Arnold. D.A.R. Award Chip Thomas 212 Voice of Democracy Bryan Peters and Lewis Combs County Day Chris Ollis, Doug Renfro, Peggy Stewart. Alia Hamed, Van Brewer, Gila Durham, Leigh Graham, and Kurt Hallenbeck. 213 All-State Chorus FRONT ROW: Les Leonard, Peggy Stewart, Syvella Elam, Joan Littlefield, Maty Payne. SECOND ROW: David Tester, Jimmy Denton, Leigh Graham, Tim Harkleroad, Wanda Keith, and Laura Littlefield. All-State Band FRONT ROW: Debbie Moser, Janet Pacholski, Brian Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ted Pobst, Bill Johnston, George Felton, Jetty Stophel, Van Brewer, and Gary Rhymer. 214 Boys ’ and Girls State BOYS ' STATE: Brent Seymour, Mike Howze, and Chip Thomas. GIRLS ' STATE: Gila Durham All- County Bands Janet Pacholski, Sharon Trivette, Elaine Sharpe, Sherry Galloway, Carol Robi- nette, Debbie Moser, Van Brewer, Karen Boziden, Jimmy Wright, Allen Johnston, Steve Bellamy, Gary Burnette, Jetty Sto- phel, Teresa Arnold, Bill Johnston, Lewis Combs, Gary Rhymer, George Felton and Ted Pobst. 215 ri 1 HB I If] 1 fcjHUr ■ If-d ■ y - 218 Kim Adams James Alexander Rebecca Allison Wayne Anderson Lisa Andrews Dean Baird Tina Bagwell Susan Ball Nancy Barnes Diane Barrett Ben Beach Steve C. Bellamy Steve M. Bellamy Ed Bishop Timmy Bishop Cohnie Black Rhonie Black Frank Blackstock Rima Bolling Ginger Booher Tom Booher Steve Bouziden Denise Boyd Jeff Boyd 219 Matt Boyer Woody Boyer Debbie Bowers Michelle Bradley Van Brewer Pattie Brooks Shirlene Brown Theresa Brown Peggy Burbank David Burnette Sammy Burnette Elaine Campbell Ricky Campbell Kem Canter Pam Cardwell David Carper Chris Carrier Doug Carrier Janet Carrier Joyce Carrier 220 Tom Carrier Teresa Carroll Tami Carter Tim Carty Terry Carver Becky Cash Donna Clark Lewis Combs Theresa Cowan Ava Cox Babette Cox Curtis Cox Anita Cross Wanda Crouse James Crowe Barbara Crumley Robert Crusenberry Glenna Cullop Tim Davis Vickie Denton 221 Diane Dishner Janet Dishner Jeff Dishner Irene Dollar Mike Dotson Patty Doyle Jeff Draper Roger Draper Lynn Dugger Cindy Duncan Renaye Edwards Mike Elam Bill Elliott Terry Ervin Teresa Fadial Susan Felty Patty Fleenor Betty Fritts Sherry Galloway David Gentry Jimmy Gentry Greg Glover Wanda Glover Donna Goodman 222 A Leigh Graham Phil Grizzel Jerry Gross Kenneth Gross Teresa Grubb Timmy Guinn Angela Gurley Michael Hamilton Barry Hampton Phyllis Hammons Tony Harkins Tadd Harmon Randy Harper Kathy Hartsock Tod Hatfield Mark Bishop Charles Hinkle Pam Hobbs 223 Vernon Hobbs Mark Hodges Sherry Hodges Sara Honaker Fred Houser Donna Howze Rhonda Hudson Patty Humphrey Becky Hutton Kathy Hylton Doug Jarre tt Tim Jenkins Bill Johnson Curtis Jones Kim Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones Timmie Jones 224 Melinda Keen Gary Kemp Vicki King Stephanie Kitzmiller Jeff Lane JoEtta Lankford Greg Leonard Jackie Lewis Robert Lewis Glenda Lilley Edmond Lilley David Lindamood Laura Littlefield Steve Lockner Sandy Loudermilk Debbie Lyon John Lyon David Lyons Danny Luchini David Malone Mark Malone Randy Malone Rocky Malone Becky Mangum 225 Frank Markowitz Jon Marsh Arnold Martin Alan Mclnturff Teresa McLaney David Meredith Steve Meredith Cindy Miller Debra Miller Ricky Miller Jackie Mitchell Frank Morrell Keith Morrell Roger Morrell Greg Morris Terry Morris Tammy Morton Tom Morton 226 Tammy Mullins Tina Mumpower Gerald Mutz Joe Mutz Doug Newton Fred Nichols Paul Ogletree Sharon O ' Neal Chuck Orebaugh Connie Otey Kim Owen Brian Peters Jimmy Penley Mona Perry Pam Pierce Eleanore Pobst Cynthia Potter Carmen Potts 227 William Proffitt Cathy Puckett Chris Rash James Rasmussen David Reach Donna Rhymer Lynda Rice Tammy Richards Bobby Richardson James Roberts Carol Robinette Johnny Robinette Danny Rosenbalm Debbie Routh Steve Royston Carol Ruthledge Betty Scott David Scott Patti Seats Marcia Seymour 228 Jeff Shaver f Jeff Shaw Randy Shipley Becky Smith Rickey Smith Robert Smith Tony Smith Vickie Smith Regina Smithson Jim Snyder Tim Stevens Edna Stiltner Mark Stophel Randy Stutler Garry Sutherland Steve Taylor Dale Tester Gary Tester Tim Thacker Debbie Thomas 229 Donna Thomas Gail Thomas June Thomas Tony Tillison David Tipton Kevyn Torbett Janice Trivett Jeff Turner Sonja Utsman Bobby Walington Tena Watson Diana Webb Tammy Webb Trevia West Bryan Wheeler Terry Whitaker Sherri White Calvin Williams Scott Winchell Donna Wood Bobby Woodby David Worley Danny Parsons 230 For the Juniors of ' 77, the year has passed. They showed spirit that started new expressions, ideas, traditions, and memories that will cany on to the Senior year of ' 78. Decorating the halls . . . Red Rage Friday night cruisin ' . . . 55( a gallon Pizza Hut McDonald ' s Sounds of ' 77 . . . Kiss Elton John Freedom Hall Big Events . . . King Kong Peanuts Presidential Inauguration Class Rings Jr. Prom Fads along the way . . . Gauchos Cowboy Boots Striped Shirts 231 232 Sheri Alexander Tim Anderson Jeny Arnold Linda Baines Donna Baker Chris Banks Becky Barnes Ruth Barnes Robin Bebber Charley Bennett Bill Booher Connie Booher Tim Booher Richard Boone Gary Bouton Karen Bouziden Bob Brown Jeff Burbank Carl Campbell Wiley Joe Canter 233 Dan Cardwell Connie Carmack Amy Carr Mark Carrier Regina Carrier Vicki Carrier Angela Carswell Robin Carry Terry Carry Vickie Carver Aaron Cash Alvin Cash John Cecil Gary D . Clark Gary R. Clark Darlene Cole Jason Cole Alan Combs Jeff Combs Deena Cox 234 Jeff Cox Laura Cox Betty Crook Teresa Crowe Ricky Cumbow Jamie Curd Marty Curtis Kenny Davis Tim Davis Penny Deal Billy Dennis Lois Denton Jay Diltz Joe Dishner Eddie Dooley Janet Droke Pam Durham Patty Early Tom Ellington Bobby Elliott 235 Mark Emmert Craig Estep Angie Fern George Felton Lynnise Finney Lisa Fleenor Mike Forrester Lisa Fonner Teresa Fox Elizabeth Freeland Margaret Fritts Kim Frye David Galluci Danny Gentry Sherry Gerth Mike Gillmore Debbie Glover Lisa Glover Aletha Gobble Debbie Goodman 236 Renee Goodman Robin Gorley Charles Graham Gary Graybeal Melissa Grindstaff Larry Gross Mark Gross Desiree Guilmette Rick Guthrie Scott Guthrie Joyce Hagy Paul Hale Sharon Hale Marinda Hall Kurt Hallenbeck Alia Hamed Warren Harkleroad Wendell Harlow Tammye Harrington Joe Harrison 237 Chuck Hatcher Larry Hayes Marilyn Henson Ronnie Hickman Karen Hicks Randy Hicks Danny Hillard Gary Hinkle Wayde Hodge Ralph Hodges Dennis Hogan Beth Holbrook Brenda Holtsclaw Bob Honaker Karen Honaker Laveme Honeycutt Barbara Hopkins Keith Hopson David Horne Jerry Houser 238 Lisa Howell Penny Hughes Charlotte Humphrey Penny Humphrey Jeff Hurd Patricia Hurley Lynn Hyatt Tammy Hyder Bobby Jackson Steve Jackson Connie Jenkins Kay Jenkins Allen Johnston Kathy Jones Lisa Jones Myron Jones Trina Jones Barbara Kaylor Jennifer Keener Kim King 239 Gaines Kiser Greg Kiser Linda Lady linger Lambert Howard Leonard Jeff Leonard Susanne Leonard Tim Leonard Greg Lilley Shirley Lipps Kenny Lockner Randy Loudermilk Bobbie Lowe Kim Lyon Chris McCauley Ben McCord Carol Madison Kim Madison Rocky Maines Cindy Mains Tonia Malone Tara Manley Jessica Manin Jane Mason 240 Tim Massengill Scarlett Messer Judy Michael Erma Michales Ramona Milhorn Shirlene Milhorn Leon Miller Leonard Miller Lori Mitchell Patrice Moran David Moore James Morrell Patty Morrell Teresa Morrell Mary Ann Morton Sandra Mottern Larry Mullins Gene Musick Ray Mutz Connie Myers David Nance Donnie Nance Doug Nelson Teny Nelson 241 Susan Rutledge David Saddler Billy Sams Kirk Sams Lxjretta Seats Elaine Sharp Regina Shuttle Billy Simcox Barbara Simpson Lynn Smith Mike Smith Sandy Smith Teresa Smith Becky Snead Kenneth Spears Deena Stewart Kim Stewart Charlotte Stiltner Hal Stitt Wilma Stone 244 Tami Stump Leesa Swiney Lynne Swiney Karen Sykes Lisa Taylor Linda Teamer Craig Terry John Tester Margaret Thomas Joan Tillison Randy Tipton Becky Trivett B. 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Trump Don Vance Mary Vance Terry Voorhes Aaron Walker Donna Walsh Paula Wampler Janet Watkins 245 1 248 Jeff Abelseth Dennis Adams Derick Allen Connie Anderson Penny Arnold Teresa Arnold Tina Atkins Mike Austin Cheryl Baird Bill Bammons Cheryl Basile Nancy Bebber Beth Beidleman Connie Beidleman Rita Berkley Connie Berry Donna Berry Ricky Bishop Denise Black Mark Blevins Karen Bolling Jeff Booher Kim Booher Mike Booher 249 I t t I I C ' lioryl Cox X iinis Cox Donna Cox Kenneth Cox Greg Cross Jean Cross Sandy Cross r-mi la Crowe Randy Cumbo Brenda Davis Maria Demo Jackie Demon Todd Denton Randy Depew Jane Dillard Mike Dixon Teddy Doucherty Donald Dowell Walter Dowell Shelby Dugger Bobby Duncan Verlin Duncan Tim Eads Kevin Edwards 252 Paula Elam Charles Eller Laura Ellington Chris Embree Judith Erwood Lee Estep Charles Evans Tammy Fadial Allen Fagan Jeff Felty Jimmy Ferency Jennifer Fields Scott Flccnor Jan Flick Wand-: F ' .!-.i 1 ' in D: i- Robin Fry:- 253 Tammy Jones Judy Keeling Pam Kelly Mark Kitzmiller Bob Koontz Terry Kyte Drema Lawson Billie Jo Leonard m. j Doug Leonard Joanna Lewis Ricky Long Tim Loudermilk Junior Love Troy Lowrie Teresa Lyon Jimmy Lyons Sieve Lyons Andy Madison Belh Malone Jack Malone Johnny Malone Lesa Malone Melissa Malone Tim Malone 256 Lisa Martin Mark Massengill Pierce Massey Gary May Larry May Mike McClelland Douglas McCloud Greg McPeak Lisa Melvin Dennis Milhorn Tim Milhorn Ben Miller Carl Miller Crystal Miller Dallas Miller Johnnie Miller Ronnie Miller Ruby Miller Jimmy Millsap Belinda Morrell Betty Morrell Chris Morrell Mike Morton Lisa Necessary 257 Tammy Newberry Allen Newman Steve Newton Chris Nicely Morris Nichols David O’Dell Margaret O ' Dell Harold Ollis Denice O ' Neal Penny Osborne Elizabeth Overcast Mike Owens Ricky Owens Judy Penix Teddy Perry Jennifer Peters Johnny Phillips Vicky Phillips Wayne Potts Gregg Powers Mike Price Darlene Proffitt Jenny Reach Mark Reeter 258 Angela Reeves Jeff Repass Billy Richards Jerry Richards Vicky Richardson Brian Roberts Jeff Roberts Larry Roberts Marlene Robinette Kathy Rock Joyce Rosenbalm Ava Rutledge Eric Salyer Reva Saul Veronica Saylor Rhonda Scott Jackie Shankle Sandy Shull 259 Lisa Shuttle Ray Sigmund Allen Simcox James Simpson Pam Skeens Lisa Slagle Dena Smith Denise Smith Eddie Smith Robin Smith Terry Smith Roger Smithson Lynn Snead Kenny Snyder John Somich Michael Sparkman Ricky Spears Dee Anna Stevens Dudley Stevens Carolyn Stitt 260 Debbie Stipes Joey Stone Jill Stophel Tim Stophel Darren Stout Cindy Street Tammy Sutherland Wanda Swiney Lona Sykes Ricky Tallman Lori Taylor Roy Taylor Diane Thomas Scott Thomas Kathy Thompson Ellen Tittle Junior Talbert Deanna Townsend Debbie Trinkle Tommy Trinkle 261 Bill Trivett Pat Trivett Sharon Trivett Tony Trivett Trina Trump Harold Tucker Becky Turner Gina Turner Karen Turner Rhonda Turner Shara Utsman Mary Vance David Walsh Jimmy Wampler Kevin Watson Ben Webster Mark Werner Greg Whitaker Michael White Danny Widener 262 Jeff Widener Angela Williams Donna Williams Johnny Williams Prosser Williams Debbie Willis Alice Wilson Jane Wilson Lloyd Wilson Ray Wilson Eddie Wolfe Dewight Wise Paul Worley Becky Wyatt Bill Young 263 : 1 1 1 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Gilben, C. Duncan, C. Carrier. STANDING: L. Ban, L. Delp, C. Bridwell, J. May, Chairman. 266 Principal Mr. Kenneth Carrier 267 Assistant Principals Willard Bailey Dell Gates Ed Scarborough ttf 268 Mrs. Peggy Vance Secretaries Mrs. Bertie Jo Morrell Mrs. Bernice Allen 269 Patsy O ' Dell: Am. Lit. A, Cre- ative Wr. , Short Story, Journal- ism Judy Parker: Basic Read . , Fund . Lang. A, B, Am. Lit. B Barbara Bullock: Eng. 1 Edith Davis: Am. Lit. B, Fund. Lang. B, Spanish I, 11 270 Linda Arnold: Fund. Lang. B, Mass Media , Eng . I Janie Forbes: Folklore, Am. Lit. B, A, Novel, Annual Sponsor Pricilla Arnold: Fund. Lang. B, A, Speech, Am, Lit. A, B Thelma Gaines: French I, II Juanita Stewart: Voc. Eng., Bible, Mythology, Adv. Lit. Languages 271 Mathematics Dorothy Dugan: Trig., Alg. I, II, Adv. Math Calculus Anna Senter: 9th Math, Alg. I Sid Jackson: 9th Math, Alg. I 272 Fine Arts Pete Pino: Band, Theory 273 Joe Smith: Modern Hist., Am. Hist. Virginia Somich; Am. Hist. Home Economics and Social Sciences Hugh Post: Psychology, Sociol- ogy, Economics, A.V. Sponsor Jane Crussell: Fund. Comp., Adv. Comp. , Textiles and Cloth, Foods and Nutrition, Home Ec. 11 Mona Rutherford: Home Ec . I, 111, Family Living, Housing and Interior Decorating 274 James Houser: Physical Science, Biology 1 William Sprinkle: Biology II, Physics Science Orion Callison: Chemistry, Phys- ical Science Don Lady: Biology I , II Tm WflCH SCf,Nrt,lC COM,AWi 275 Vocational- Industrial Arts j Anna Brewer: Occupational Home Ec . I Carroll Brumit: Electronics I Richard Campbell: Automotive Del Carroll: Distributive Educa- Mechanics 1 tion 1 Grayson Holbrook: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Roger Beverly: General Building Trades Gwendolyn Bryan: Special Edu- cation Paul Creason: Agriculture 1, II, III, IV David Tester: Mechanical Draw- ing I , II 276 Mickey Hamed: Driver Ed. 4 . Helen Crowe; Cosmetology 1 Harrell Jarrett: Radio and T. V. Walter Jones: Small Engine Repair 1 Ray Sigmon: General Metals Stephen Henegar: Agriculture 1, Horticulture I • ' - ' as J . Bonnie Prince: Vocational Office Education 1 , 11 277 278 Charlotte Harkleroad: Shorthand I, II, Bookkeeping I, II Katherine Manin; General Busi- ness, Office Practice June Dugger: Typing I, II Janet Anderson: Typing I, Book- keeping I Business Education 279 Physical Education Charlie. Fleming: Athletic Direc- tor, Health Greg Stubbs: Football, Biology I, Health Alan Fahring: Football, Physical Education Dave Rutherford: Football, Wres- tling, Health Vaughn Lambert: Football, Biol- ogy I 280 Greg Lowe: Football, Tennis, English 1, Mass Media, Fund, of Lang. B, Drama Frank Hare: Football, Girls ' Bas- ketball, Baseball, Govt., Eco- nomics Dave Rutherford: Football, Study Hall 28 ) John McKamey: Baseball, Driver Education Jerry Gregg: Track, Cross Coun- try, General Shop Bill Wilson: Basketball, World History, Geography Darius Hensley: Basketball, Golf, Health Anne Griffith: Volleyball, Physi- cal Education Sue Faucette: Swimming, Swim Team 282 Librarians Cafeteria Personnel Joan Leonard, Mgr. Dorothy Gorley , Asst. Mgr. Allie Mae Sharpe, Head Cashier Doris Richards , Asst. Head Cashier Willie Brown Edna Dowell Shirley Gentry Magdalene Gross Mildred Howell Mary Hyder Mary Newton Faye Tranum Letha Webb 283 COUNTRY ;S intrfe 1 1 J i ' ' fi r 1 9 w m V M7 J RpS H T? r ' T{ 9 ■ M f 1 £ psw- i rrsii r TA r i Mi ■ .it L- ' y Si-mi m. TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY r- ' - In r . H ‘ « III— ni Go With the Spirit of America Join the Marines Contact UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS De+achmen+ Company L 3rd Battalion, 23rd Marines USMCR, Marine Corps Reserve Training Center Box 5158 Estes Kefauver Station Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. 740 Bluff City Highway Bristol , Tennessee 286 Compliments of FRED A. WHITSON AKARD FUNERAL HOME A Funeral Home in a Garden Setting One of the South’s Finest Complete Air Conditioned Private Family Room - Hammond Organ Chimes - Private Chapel Six Private Slumber Rooms - Personal Service We Invite Your Inspection 764-5112 912 W. State St. David Akard, Jr. Bristol, Tennessee President MEMBER BY INVITATION o NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS 288 JOHN ' S RECORDS IMPORT AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. Parts and Accessories for All Imports 669-8441 669-0931 1109 State St. Bristol, Va. HURT ' S DISCOUNT INC. Two Locations to Serve You Bristol Bluff City 764-8632 538-7501 HIS VACUUM CENTER Specialists in Cleaning, HER Equipment and Sewing Machines 1005 W . State St. Hills Volunteer Plaza Bristol, Va. Bristol, Tennessee (703) 669-2742 nvoiT HMIHEHUSin Call 615-926-8241 (Collect) 289 Shoppers Save Everything to Build Anything Subscribe to the Sullivan County News Entering 4,500 Homes With Over 16,000 Readers I Bristol - Johnson City Elizabethton - Greenville - Kingsport $5.50 Per Year - $8.00 for 2 Years Also Commercial Printing L Blountville, TN Phone 323-5700 t isn’t your age hat counts ' it’s what ou do with what ou’ve learned. First nwiNational Bank of Sullivan County Where you are somebody spec af REAL ESTATE 538 651 1 The people from Shore Real Estate would like to congratulate the graduat- ing Class of ' 77. They also wish to extend their special congratulations to these Seniors from the Piney Flats area; Brenda Barnes, Tammie Buckles, Libby Burton, James Cox, Jerry Cross, Jimmy Denton, Ann Elsea, Mary Lynn Frazier, Joyce Flanary, Tammy Gentry, Mike Howze, Lisa Johnson, Jan Lewis, Tina Perkins, Jerry Presnell, Patty Proffitt, Linda Ramsey, Chuck Range, Mike Repass, Jill Shipley, Allen Sinard, Peggy Stewan, David Tester, Diane Willis, Nathan Wolfe, and Lisa King. 291 MORRELL DATSUN INC. 131 Kingsport Highway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Car Department 764-0192 Used Car Department 968-7776 Body Shop 764-4611 Morrell Leasing and Rental 968-7776 292 B W TRAVEL SERVICE 1738 Edgemont Avenue Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Kingsport Press Kingsport, Tennessee 37662 A Subsidiary of ARCATA NATIONAL CORPORATION 293 Carpets — Draperies — Accessories Home of Ethan Allen Furniture Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of “Serving your Country has its benefits.” Green Acres Shopping Center Kingsport, Tennessee 37660 615 247 2441 When you give a few years to your Country, you get a lot in return. If you quality, 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. Van 3)ervor t’s, 3 nc. SMART STYLES QUALITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED PARAMOUNT THEATRE BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Call me. Army Sgt. Wendell W. Baker 245-9971 Join the people who’ve joined the Army. KIRBY VACUUM CENTER 1520 Bridgewater Lane Kingsport, Tennessee j CAMPBELL FORD INC. Tri-Cities’ Largest Ford Dealer LTD’s - Galaxies - Torinos Mustang Il ' s - Ford Trucks 764-Oiei 764-0161 Tri-Cities Largest Auto Mart ROSCOE BOWMAN MOTORS 316 Kingsport Hwy. BRISTOL, TENN. W. ROecOE BOWMAN RES. 06S-32ie T T UPHOLSTERY Route 3 , Elizabethton , TN Phone 542-5539 Massengill Drugs 2100 Volunteer Parkway at Sunnybrook Phone 968-2131 ’’You Can Always Get a Better Deal at Bristol, TN a community service drugstore 968-1522 Compliments of PETE MOORE ' S” KING’S GROCERY AND GULF SERVICE STATION Highway 11-E Between Bristol and Bluff City KNOXVILLE— BRISTOL-CHATTANOOGA BROWN APPLIANCE PARTS Co., Inc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ELECTRIC— GAS— REFRIGERATION PARTS SUPPLIES 125 NEW KINGSPORT HWY. RAYMIE CLOVER BRISTOL, TENN. 37620 PHONE 615 968-3138 BRISTOL STEEL AND IRON WORKS INC. Bristol, Virginia Richmond, Va. Bessemer, Ala. Designers - Fabrics - Electors of Structural Steel An Equal Opportunity Employer 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. Eastman Chemicals Division of Eastman Kodak Company Kingsport, Tennessee 296 Eastman: Free Enterprise at Work 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 1975 this contribution exceeded $322,200,000. 1975 Paid to and for the benefit of Eastman employees in Kingsport $209,930,000 Freight and express paid by Eastman in Tennessee and the Kingsport area 31,965,000 Materials and services purchased by Eastman from firms in Tennessee (including coal from Virginia and Kentucky) 79,273,000 Taxes paid by Eastman in Tennessee (exclusive of Federal taxes) 12,839,000 $334,007,000 Less products sold to Tennessee customers 11,719,000 Trade balance to Tennessee and the Kingsport area $322,288,000 The 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. 297 ,o Bristol ' s Great Department Store 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? FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN CORP. HANNAHS. INC Clothing for Men 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Telephone 764-2161 Manager Paul A . Morrell Downtown Johnson City 298 ffj M ltl 1 MHI 0) L [Ml Zii- JOHNSON ;iTv GROCERY CORPORATION Tennessee f ' WUoUlaliHf on SufM MofJnot P inclpJe 117-119 EAST KING STREET PHONES 928-1112 i JOHNSON CITY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Home Federal Savings Loan Association First Peoples Bank Hamilton Bank First Tennessee Bank Trust Mountain Empire Bank First Federal Savings Loan Association 299 KINGSPORT ELECTRIC CO., INC. office and Whse. (615) 246-8151 122 Wexler Street Kingsport, TN 37662 BELMONT RECREATION PATRONS Bowling and Billiards Drakes Shoe Store East Tennessee Rent-Alls Weaver Pike Bristol, TN FAUCETTE COMPANY, INC. 515 State Street Bristol, Va. - Tn. Phone 669-5128 ' ' Complimenis of a . PRINTING COMPANY BRISTOL, TENN. Phone 615 - 764-2215 4 ig- FRIEND 1976-77 1 §. Cullen T. Bell JONES GROCERY UNION 76 ROBERT KING I 1 Phone 538-8052 Route 2 Phones: 538-6531 Piney Flats, Tenn. 37686 928-7481 BEAUTY SALON BAYLOR-NELMS FURNITURE COMPANY. INC. Leisure Ltd. Bldg. 2927 North Roan Street Tohnsnn CiTv . Tp.nn. 99,8-7839. Kingsport’s Largest Furniture Store 125-131 Broad Street Kingsport, Tennessee 37660 Southeastern MINIMARKET Music, Inc. Sunnybrook Service Center Volunteer Parkway ( 703 ) 466-2543 Band Instruments King Holton LeBlanc Corner Piedmont and State Street — Bristol Musically Yours Kustom Amps and Pa ' s Fender Yamaha Band Instrument Specialists Complete Instrument Servicing AMERICAN LIMESTONE COMPANY Two Convenient Locations in the Tri-City Area Tri-City Airport Blountville, Tennessee 323-5111 Watauga, Tennessee 926-0111 301 Triumph A. Yamnha Sates Service Yamaha Cycle Center, Inc. Mailing Address: 2405 EAST STONE DRIVE KINGSPORT, TENN. 37660 PH (615) 247-8561 nEMIHE QOBBLE, INC PARAMOUNT BUILDING BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 Corporate Offices Kingsport, Tennessee YlbhH 1st Peoples Bonk JOHNSON CITY JONESBORO - BOONES CREEK Congratulations to All! WALLACE SHOE STORE Downtown Johnson City East Tennessee’s Complete Family Shoe Store PI NEY FLATS FOOD SHOP Route 1 Box 75C Piney Flats, Tenn. 37686 302 ALCOA BUILDING t RODUCTS INC. ■ •ti p LOWE ' S ALUMINUM COMPANY Route 4, Bristol Highway Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 Phone 615-926-0116 DALTON ' S YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP The Store for Dad and Lad Kingsport , Tn . Phone 247-7041 fTfeod 303 Jecrvs Ore ouv BvxS rv.e-SS Cor pQrv Induce 3ot ave r cf (iiv ;+e to — Modern Vfuj Plontj wi |i9Me i ff-i Cend ' i- Ont fKreyoKout - C,ft.Pc eri 9 p fttd Uo Ildars ff ■vVospi ' laliiiQ ' ' .Drv e J3« anct r fevi ' V (Qte.V,«J X a i Tr ' t - Coun ' t ' j Tndus+riql PqvK Pme ' P1 q1s, Temx Route 5 Highway 421 Telephone 764-4171 HAYES AND REYNOLDS FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 304 Bristol Tennessee 37620 The Country Store That Serves You More. Quality Furniture , Frigidaire and Gibson Appliances S ’i Telephone 968-7722 Call us and pick up your order in 15 to 20 minutes HOURS; Open 7 days a Week 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. BRISTOL INDOOR TENNIS CENTER Across From Hill’s Shopping Center LADY SON FARM MACHINERY Brisiol t leiiDessee Electric Sjfsiem BOYD ' S BICYCLE AND REPAIR SHOP Keys Made While You Wait 10 Seventh Street Bristol, Tennessee New and Used Farm Equipment 305 FARM MACHINERY HALFWAY APPALACHIAN STATION ATHL ETIC HOUSE Route 4 The House of Courtesy Holston Valley Pike Bristol, Tennessee Quality and Service Phone P.O. Box 3272 709 Volunteer Parkway ' 968-9985 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Complimen+s of AL ' S AMOCO SERVICE CENTER 1903 West State St. Bristol, Va. 669-3938 306 CARRIER ' S RESTAURANT Route 3 Bristol, Tennessee DUNN ' S PHARMACY, INC. 136 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tn. A Good Place to Eat SOUTH HOLSTON GRILL Emmett Road Bristol, Tennessee BRISTOL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES, INC. HAVA TAMPA WHOLESALE CENTER 709 Southside Ave. Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-7417 gontJIHS © ' REALTOR Telephone 764-4114-- Area Code 615 m REALTOR ScAmI ' BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 190 BLUFF CITY HIGHWAY 37620 P r r TIlTli a 2391 Bluff City Highway Box 3058 Bristol, Tn. Clje (©ualitp Southside.. Shopping Center HAYES AMOCO SERVICE Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee FASHION SHOP Smart Apparel 604 State Street Bristol , Tennessee Phone 764-1333 Phone 764-8732 Wytheville 228-2755 Abingdon 628-3928 Johnson City, Tenn. - 928-7041 Kingsport, Tenn. - 247-4731 TERMfTES LEO ' S EXTERMINATING AND COMPANY GRAHAM BIBLE BOOK STORE 504 State Street 764-7241 Back Your Religious Needs. Licensed and Bonded Termite Control LEO CARRIER Phone 968-3442 Pest Control Bristol, Tenn. 307 FLOWERS BY GARY 830 Edgemont Avenue EAST TENNESSEE APPLIANCE, INC. Sales - Frigidaire - Service 831-839 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Our Service Makes the Big Difference Sales Telephone 466-2838 Service Department 466-9322 Let Us Help You With Your College Plans KING COLLEGE Bristol T ennessee EDMONDS BROS. SUPPLY CO. Satisfaction Always Guaranteed at Roses Ready Mix Concrete Lumber and Building Materials Bristol, Tennessee 764-2136 308 SHOP ROSES FOR Value Variety Low Prices Green Acres Shopping Center Kingsport, Tn. KINGSPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 110 East Center Street - 2060 Fort Henry Drive 109 Colonial Heights Road - Giant Plaza Kingsport, Tennessee 126 Main Street, Mount Carmel, Tennessee Telephone 246-6161 Wholesale and Retail □ REALTOR® LOUIS MORTON GARY ' S AUTO MART REAL ESTATE 601 Volunteer Pkwy. 968-1312 Route 1 Bluff City, Tennessee Salesman - Tim Carrier Home Phone 764-3976 Gary Cross 968-4289 Owner Salesman - Doug Hughes Home Phone 466-4853 309 V CS SHOPPING cInter License - Ice - Groceries Fishing Bait - Tackle - Lures ' Everything for the Sportsman” ' fhiicu, flats fabric lliid — — — __„ 0uild • Jr- - - raHOUSttl IB •- WBEAUIV PINEY FLATS FABRIC MILL OUTLET Phone 538-6763 CJ. ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Phone 538-6122 310 c c CIRCLE J inMcMini© WESTERN SHOP 1655 East Stone Drive Kingsport, Tenn. 37662 2927 North Roan St. Johnson City, Tennessee 0 764-2178 8 Sixth St. , Bristol, Va. , Tn. Saddlery Supplies Men ' s and Ladies Horse Care Products Western Wear Business 929-3052 Residence 538-8140 HARRIS DRESS SHOP Corner of Volunteer Parkway and Avoca Road Bristol, Tenn. 764-3952 OSBORNE PLANT FARM Cut Flowers Bedding Plants Vegetable Plants COLUMBUS ELECTRIC Phone 538-8169 MANUFACTURING CO. THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jewelry Store Home Owned and Operated 529 State Street Bristol, Va. Route 2 P.O. Box 289 A Piney Flats Tennessee 37686 Everything for the Farm and House DOBYNS TAYLOR Hardware, Gifts, Sporting Goods, Furniture Toys, Lawn and Garden Equipment 31 1 t Lijje isHi fiemr ending circle of wants, wishes, hopd%, and dreams And with the fulfillment of each There is an ending. But with each new s af We are always assured Of a New Beginning. Don Smith a OF 6c37 T CFF S -2- reh ' L 6 CL 06Fi f t f ' fyL ' O -jr fH P tCUFF 9-tC HFU ' if rnuGfFr mf f. (: Pt ' ClF JiS O ,40o ' txd QscFT OtsBO -pp ' TTfF ppoo-P ff) ' O Coua , 4 SJrv- ' i e 55.
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