Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

Siifi® MR 96S C eoA- ty. OUR ALMA MATER Where mountains stand so boldly Where skies are always bright Our Alma Mater lifts her head And sings her strength and might We lift our eyes into the hills That shelter Tazewell High They give us strength to love and serve The school whose fame we cry. Our Alma Mater dear For you we stand and sing our praise Of love and faith and cheer. We praise thee, Tazewell High School Your light forever shines. It shines to guide and keep me near That dear ole’ school of mine. Tazewell High School Tazewell, Virginia Co-Editor Martha Jo Sutherland Editor Mary Jane Salyer Business Manager Janie Hayes The band members enjoyed the trips to the out-of- town games. The journey home proved to be a time for relaxing and having an enjoyable time. FOREWORD When in the course of another year, it becomes necessary for the Senior Class of 1963 to present the nineteenth edition of THE PEAK, to say goodbye to the halls of Tazewell High School, the kind and loyal teachers, and the thrill of our senior year, a sincere regard for our fellow students require that we should present our yearbook with our most sincere and best wishes. And for the successful com¬ pletion and reception of this volume, with a firm belief in and reliance on our Creator, we hereby pledge to ourselves and our high school, our Hopes, our Willingness to Work, and our belief in Taze¬ well High School. Our assembly programs were varied. Some were informative, others were entertaining, and still others were religious presentations. All of them were useful in building a well-rounded personality. It does not seem possible that another semester has flown by; but, plenty of evi¬ dence can be found. No matter which way you turn, everyone seems to be cramming for semester exams. CONTENTS Alma Mater. 2 Dedication . 6 Administration. 8 Classes.14 Sports.68 Activities.84 Advertising.130 The stage craft boys have spent long hours posting the pictures for the Art Exhibit. These paintings and sketches are a few examples of the fine art work presented in the art exhibit. . In Appreciation . . . In such a few words it is totally impossible to express our regard and gratefulness to one who has given so fully and unselfishly of time, patience, and self. He has corrected our mistakes in class, directed us on our way, and helped us in every possible way. Many of his own personal hours were spent coaching our plays, selling tickets for the games, and helping our many endeavors. When only one quiet moment would have seemed like heaven, he was ready to come to bat for any of us, student or teacher. To one who has helped so greatly and deserves so much in return, we, the annual staff of 1963, dedicate this printing of THE PEAK to Mr. Howard Crouch. 6 His love of music is a second profession. He di¬ rects his church choir, and sometimes he is called upon to sing at our assembly programs. He is frequently called upon to help the students while he works in the office. 7 Mr. J. L. Walthall Superintendent of Schools Mr. Claude Van Dyke Jeffersonville Representative of School Board It was in his annual message to Congress, in 1941, less than a month after Pearl Harbor, that President Franklin D. Roosevelt uttered these now famous words: In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression--everywhere in the world. Tne sec¬ ond is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way- -every¬ where in the world. The third is freedom from want--everywhere in the world. The fourth is freedom from fear--anywhere in the world. Two decades have gone by, and these four freedoms are not yet guaranteed--everywhere in the world. But progress is being made, and will be made. We think this progress is and will be based on Education; educating our boys and girls to WANT these four freedoms for them¬ selves and for every other boy and girl, the wide world over. Educating them to want them enough to work for them, to earn them, and finally to be worthy of being free. Mr. Eugene Ross Principal Mr. William Fortune Assistant Principal Miss Carole Clifton Secretary Mrs. Anna Adkins Science Miss Mattie Brooks History Mr. J. P. Buchanan Vocational Alvin W. Cooke English Mrs. Dada Dye History Miss Ella Dickenson Art Mrs. Dorothy Deeb Science Mr. John Farmer DE-DO Mrs. Billie Fisher Physical Education Mr. Joseph Friedl Math Mrs. Polly Hagy Guidance Mrs. Velma Hankla Music Mr. Billy Hansil Music Mrs. Lillian Harmai Physical Education Mrs. Gladys Hubbard History Mr. James Hughes English Mrs. Madeline Hurt English Miss Eleanor Jennings Latin Mr. Harry Keffer Commercial Mr. Jack Parkey History Mrs. Demarcy Payne History Miss Etta Sue Payne Science Mr. David Rider Physical Education Miss Rachel Royall English A Miss Hattie Russell Commercial Miss Sammy Scott Math Mr. G. L. Santolla Agriculture Miss Dorothy Scott English Mrs. Frances Simpson History Mrs. Helen Tiller History Mrs. Susan Von Pechy English Miss Nancy Ward Librarian Miss Jessie Witt History Haven ' t I seen you some¬ where before? A F H T ° E U R R S And they say women do alot of talking Do-Re-Me- Drugstore Cowboy We have homework too, you know. I know its in there somewhere. He ' s eating again--it ' s his favorite hobby. Who can ever forget those last moments when we jammed up to the teacher ' s desk to get a class with our friends or that special chum? There was always the curiosity to see the new teachers and find out how tuff they were going to be. We always had to stop in the halls to chat awhile before rushing to beat that four-minute bell. The crowd in the lunchroom and the rush on the stairs were good excuses to be tardy for that next class. We could never forget the year we became juniors. That meant more homework, more books to read for English class, more class projects, more clubs to join, and more friends to meet. That was the year when MORE seemed to be the password for students and teachers. We had a chance to go to those great football games, to help publish the school paper, to work on the annual, and the greatest chance of all was the thrill and romance of going to the Junior-Senior Prom. At last came the school year of 1962-63; and we ' re seniors, the final accomplishment of four years. The second week of September was so important to us for that was the date when our classrings finally came. English was our greatest class; MACBETH seemed a losing fight, but we won. With the advance of the second semester, many of us began getting ready for the thrill of graduation and the future. We finished our testing program and filled in applications for military service, employment, or college. We proudly finished a wonderful year with a sense of accom¬ plishment, relief, and self-satisfaction. In the years to come, we shall look back on these magic days and say do you remember when.. Classes President: Bill Sutherland; Secretary- Charlotte Riddle; Treasurer: Lois Altizer; Vice-President: Donnie VanDyke; Sponsor: Mr. Howard Crouch SENIOR CLASS Class Motto: Strive for higher honor Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Light blue and silver At last we have reached our goal. After four years of hard work, we are the SENIORS OF 1963. We, have waited all these years to get our class rings, to hear Seniors First in assembly, and to be looked up to by the other students. While all these things make us happy, we are in some respects sad . Soon we will be parting, each will go his own way to take his place as a servant to his God and his country. Even though we will be separated as the years go by, we shall never forget all the fun we ' ve had at the dear ' ole T. H. S. 16 Linda Ellen Absher Lucian Dwight Adkins Robert Jackson Adkins SENIORS Judy Lane Akers Carolyn June Aldridge Arnold Lee Alley Lillie Marie Altizer Lois Jean Altizer Josephine Dolly Angles 17 A Peery Monroe Angles Sue Hamilton Armentrout Charlie Joe Asbury I Martha Ann Asbury Roger Lee Asbury Betty Ruth Atwell SENIORS Betty Carol Atwood Geraldine Louise Bandy Deborah Baker I L 18 SENIORS Margaret Ann Beavers Dorothy Rachael Blackwell Regnald Keither Blevins Evangeline Boothe James Edwin Bowen Virginia Beatrice Bradley d 19 Jerry Allen Brewster Michael Thomas Brooks Alta Marie Brown George Larry Brown William Kenneth Brown Jessee Robert Browning SENIORS Mary Ann Buchanan Tom Edward Childress David Harold Christian 20 Herbert Glenn Clifton Brenda Carol Collier Judith Geraldine Crouse SENIORS Sidney Allen Crouse Donald Addison Davis Edgar McArthur Davis Kirk Douglas Davis Kenneth Jeffery Dean Danny Glenn Deskins 21 Virginia Faye Dunaway Kermit Allen Dye Patsy Sue Dye Betty Jo Dial Ruth Ann Dillon Ronald Wayne Dixon SENIORS Nannie Pearl Elswick William Albert Fox Virginia Lou Gillispie 22 George Clarence Graham Larry Jack Grindstaff Dale Roland Hall SENIORS Nancy Lee Hall Robert Jackson Hall Lucille Virginia Hankins t ‘ 23 Evelyn Frances Heffinger Zeliah Cheweketha Henry Linda Marie Hurley Betty Deloris Jennings Durward Douglas Jessee Charles Cecil Johnson SENIORS Helen Opal Jones Janice Bennett Keene Velma Lee Kidd 24 Henry Adophus Kiser, III Virginia Ann Kouchinsky Larry Milton Lambert SENIORS Doris Ann Landreth Trocey A. Laney Larry Wilburn Laxton Jackie Joe Lee Betty Lee Leffel Margaret Presley Loverr David Lowe Linda Sue May George Richard Mays David Daniel McReynolds Lauvonda Lynn Meade Curtis Luther Melvin SENIORS Frankie James Melvin Roger William Monk George Thomas Mustard 26 Norman Daniel Myers Philip Myers Kenneth Alva Necessary SENIORS Daniel Ervin Nunley Carolyn Ruth Powers Biddie Lee Puckett William Daniel Ratcliff Frances Irene Remines Dorothy Lynch Repass 27 Mary Ann Rhudy Charlotte Jane Riddle Roy Charles Riley Harlod Robinson Lakie Marie Roop Betty Jean Rumley David Lee Rye Mary Jane Salyers William Douglas Shawver SENIORS 28 SENIORS Judy Silcox Jean Jones Sluss Geneva Robins Smith Shirley Frances Snider Billy Lee Stevenson Judith Gail Stowers 29 Billy Roscoe Sutherland AAron Russ Taylor Marie Sue Taylor Mattie Leona Thomas Virginia Mae Thompson Shirley Jean Turner SENIORS Anna Lee VanDyke Bobby Joe Waddell Lillian Bertha Waldron 30 SENIORS Dwight Hampton Weaver Joe Howard White Judith Ann Whitt Larry Dean Whitt Pansy Mae Whitt Linda Faye Whittaker ' 31 Janice Paulene Wright Virginia Lee Wright Katherine Frances Goss Edith Stella Whitt Tommy Lester Witt Tommy George Wood BEST SENIORS Shirley Snider Bill Sutherland Smoking more-enjoying it less! Tired before the day begins! 3 � ' n , mi f X iBi Jfff 1 JUNIORS This fall we returned to Tazewell High School with a new name Juniors . This meant that we had completed three years of work and play while we were making our place in the History of T.H.S. This new name also meant that we would be allowed some new privileges. The most welcome of these is ordering our class- rings if we have acquired 16 credits and the most thrilling being able to attend the prom. We went to work with great enthusiasm for the next year when we would be Seniors . All of these things go into the making of another Magic Year at T.H.S. Motto: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Class Colors: Crimson and Gray Class Flower: Red Carnation President.Tom Shrader Vice President.Bill Williams Secretary.Howard Lefler Treasurer.Sandy Smith Sponsor.Mrs. Smith Arnold Absher Lonnie Adkins Mary C. Adkins Roger Amburgey Mary Asbury Judy Aunspaugh Kenneth Baldwin Walter Baugh Judy Beavers, Nancy Bennett, John Billips, Goldean Blackwell, Catherine Boothe, Robert Boothe, James Bowling, Maxine Bowling, Virginia Bowman, Rose Mary Breese, Ada Brown, Gratton Brown 35 Robert Brown Bill Burnett Maxine Childress Nancy Christian Mary Ruth Clemons Elizabeth Coates John Cochran Adron Conn Delores Cox, Martha Crabtree, Donald Crawford, Wade Cruey, Randy Dalton, Faye Davis, Karen Denoff, Jimmy Dickens, Gloria Dickenson, Prentiss Doak, Bert Dowdy, Clifford Duty 36 Roger Duty Denna Earls Joe Evans Jeanne Fields Nancy Flanagin Thomas Fox Dianna Fugate Roger Gates Thomas George, Bertha Godbey, Patsy Griffith, Marilyn Grindstaff, Thomas Hagy, Brenda Hale, Renia Hale, Freda Hall, Patsy Hall, James Hankins, Virgil Hardy, Brenda Hayes i 37 Mary Hellas Willis Hicks Kenneth Holmes Carol Honaker Reecle Horn Elizabeth Howell Rita Howell Joyce Howery June Hughes, Janice Hurley, Charlotte Ianni, Rawley Ireson, Ronald Ireson, Nettie Issac, Ellis Jackson, Sandra Johnson, Brenda Jones, Charles Jones, Claudine Keene, Jerry Kidd 38 Albert Kitts Eleanor Lafferty Nancy Lambert Howard Leffler Theresa Legota Roger Lester Martha Linkous Danny Lowe William Lynch, Leonard McBride, Judy McCann, Margaret McGlothin, Margie McGlothin, Mavis McReynolds, Waine Marshall, Larry May, Roger Meade, Douglas Melvin, Donald Mitchem, James Money 39 Elene Monk Betty Monk Sandra Monk James Moore i Alice Mullins Shirley Myers Orval O ' Quinn James Osborne I Bessie Patrick, Janice Pauley, Jimmy Perkins, Barbara Peters, Lynda Phillips, James Proffit, William Proffitt, Patsy Pruett, Charles Rambo, Mary Ellen Ratliff, Marshall Repass, Larry Riley i � ■ 40 Shirley Riley Phyllis Roach Russell Robinson George Ross Leonard Rutherford Richard Salyers Carol Santolla Norma Scammell i Rita Scyphers, Carolyn Shelton, Betty Shepard, Elizabeth Shrader, Thomas Shrader, Darlene Sluss, Freda Smith, Margaret Smith, Sandy Smith, Phil Snapp, Raymond Snell 41 Shelby Sparks George Steveson Janice Stevenson Roger Street Judy Sulic Bonnie Sutherland Martha Sutherland Melody Tate Henry Tatum, John Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Rebecca Thompson, Eunice Turner, Carol Vanhoozier, Bonnie Vaughn, Millie Vincent, Leon Vincill, Betty Wadell, Dixie Wadell, Mary Walker 42 Phyllis Wheeler Geraldine Whitt John Whitt Billy Williams Ruth Williams Eva Wimmer Ronnie Wingo Lena Jo Witt Donald Wright Frances Wright Roger Young Phil Snapp BEST JUNIORS Gloria Dickenson 43 SOPHOMORES Sophomores! Impossible, but yet quite true. It almost seemed as if a magician had charmed us through two years of h igh school at T.H.S. So many things were behind and many more ahead. All joined their efforts to make this year one to remember. Our hard work was rewarded. Never before had our class been so united; never had we been so studious and yet so fun-loving. New friends were made and old acquain¬ tances renewed. Even teachers seemed to have the desire to be well liked by the students. We can truthfully say that our sophomore year was a year to be remem¬ bered. Class Motto: Life is not so short but that there is always room enough for courtesy. Class Colors: Lilac and White Class Flower: White Rose Elizabeth Aldish Gerald Allison Bill Allison Charles Altizer David Altizer Shirley Anderson Linda Angles John Armentrout Joe Asbury Maize Atwell Ray Atwood Billie Ann Baker Garland Bandy Veronica Bandy Richard Barlow George Barnes Billy Curtis Beavers Patricia Beavers Betty Bennett Elaine Blankenship Ervin Blankenship Rodney Blevins Linda Boothe Linda L. Boothe Katherine Boothe Robert Bowles Connie Bowman Janice Bowman Shirley Boyd Alice Bradley Randall Brewster Barbara Brooks Mary Brooks Brenda Brown Pat Brown Jack Brown James Brown Sammy Brown Wenford Brown Annie Bryant Cecil Buffalow David Buffalow 45 I Betty Burton Danny Byrd Irene Campbell Roy Lee Carr Carol Case Mary Childress Carolyn Christian Patricia Christian Irene Compton James Compton Olivia Leah Conley Thurman Paul Conn Linda Cornwell Donald Corvin Sarah Jane Cox Mary Crawford Virginia Crawford Audria Crouse Mary Ruth Cruey Douglas Davidson Ronald Davidson Samuel Davidson Vernie Davis Joseph Dean Shirley Ray Dean Connie Dillion Kenneth Dillion Patricia Dixon Linda Doss Larry Dowdy Mary Jane Droke Ronald Dudley Joyce Duty Oma Lee Earls John Edmonds Linda Edmonds Paul Evans Mary Farley Terrance Farley James Farmer Linda Ferrell Martha George 46 Ann M. Gillespie Jack Gillespie Tommy Gillespie James Goodwin Michael Graham Peggy Gregory Dixie Griffith Charles Grindstaff Judy Grizzle La Verne Gross Donald Wayne Hagy Delores Hale Albert Hall Danny Hall Hallie Jane Hall Nancy Hall Norma Hall Catherine Hankins Cheryl Hankins Isaac Hankins Raymond Hankins William Harold Shirley Harrison Bob Harry Della Hash Edith Hayes Ronald Hayes Sandy Hayes Starlett Hayes Judy Hay ton Norma Hellas June Henegar Peggy Herald Brenda Hibbitts Dewey Hicks George Hicks Linda Hicks Linda Hill Beatrice Hoback Eddie Honaker Edith Hoops Paulette Horn 47 Ola Gay Horne Russell Horne Wayne Howington Phyllis Huffman Brenda Hurley Janet Isaacs Dorothy Jackson Joe Jackson Maxine Jackson Shirley Jackson Louie Jennings Delores Jessee Frances Jones Mike Jones Glen Keene Effie Kiser Linda Kiser Naomi Kiser Alfred Kitts Beatrice Kitts G. K. Kitts Ronnie Laney Danny Lawson Jack Lawson Paul Lee Joyce Lefler Cliff Leftwich Vernie Leftwich Jerry Lester Linda Lewis Larry Linkous Brenda Little John Little Linda Livesay Dennis Lockhart Margaret Long Margaret Lowe Michael Marshall Karen Martinez Sharon Martinez Linda Matney James McBride 48 Connie McCall Gerald McCall Connie McGlothlin Dennis McReynolds Jackie Melvin Robert Miller Bane Mitchell Deward Mitchell Sue Mitchell John Mitchem Ronald Mitchem Sandy Mock Paul Money Martha Monk Phil Monk Roy Morrison Dorothy Morrow Jimmy Mullenoux Martha Murray Robert Mutter Bonnie Myers Ester Necessary Judy Necessary David Neel Ronnie Neel Shirley Neel Tommy Nicholson Dennis Nipper Larry Nipper Virgil Noakes Ernest Nunley Marie Nunley Emmett O ' quinn Judy O’quinn Sandra O ' quinn Sue Osbourne Donnie Parsons Randall Parsons Arnold Pauley Albert Peery Johnny Peery Michael Peery 49 Stephen Peery Jo Ann Pennington Charles Phillips Kenneth Pickett Patsy Poe Ronnie Poskos Loretta Powers Roger Presley Ronald Presley Roger Proffitt Brenda Pruett Kenneth Pruitt Carl Puckett John Puckett Patsy Puckett Peter Jerome Puckett Robert Puckett Robert Quesenbery Ruby Rasnick Fred Remines Christine Riley Sue Roark Danny Roberts Ronnie Robins Jack Robinson Shelby Roop Donnie Rose Judy Rose Juanita Rumley Eddie Rye Douglas Sayers Sue Shawver Nancy Sheets Birdie Sheppard Eddie Shortt Connie Shrader Dennis Shrader Donald Shrader Marlyn Slaughter Eleanor Sluss Frank Sluss Wayne Smith 50 ! Darrell Sparks Harold Sparks Janah Sparks Larry Sparks Fred Spears Charles Stone James Sutherland Lois Sweeney Larry Taylor Patricia Thompson Pauline Thompson Billy Van Dyke Cynthia Vassar Lelard Vaughn Sue Vaughn Irene Vencil Tommy Waddell John Waldron Judy Waters Jerry Watson Libby Weaver Roger Weaver David White Cecil Whitt Donald Whittaker Luther Whittaker Pat Whittaker Meredith Wiley Love Williams Shirley Williamson Wm. A. Williamson Earl Wilson Jerry Wilson Peggy Wilson Gail Winingham Carol Witten Connie Witten Richard Witten Darlene Wolfe Joan Wright Linda Wright Vera Wright 51 Walter Lee Wright Jack Wroaten Bernice Carolyn Yates Gary Roger Yates Gary Warren Yates Eddie Wm. Yost Janet Gray Yost Millie Young Marilyn Zeigler BEST SOPHOMORES Patricia Thompson Dennis Me Reynolds 52 FRESHMEN Sponsor Mrs. Payne President Steve Mock Vice President Linda Whittaker Secretary Phyllis Lee Treasurer Greg Cochran Motto Let us be seen by our deeds. Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Blue Iris Gee! It’s hard to believe that we have finished two years at good Ole T.H.S. We returned with certain new and interesting privileges which go along with the title Freshman . An honor worthy of respect was bestowed on one of our fellow classmates when he became Treasurer of the S.C.A. We can never forget May Day when two of the beautiful girls were chosen from our class to be May Princesses. Before summer vacation rolled around came our class party. Here was our own little prom. Ah! can we ever forget the fun. We nominated three rising sophomores to be cheerleaders. We sure were proud of our candidates. All in all our Freshman year was one we will never forget. 53 Jacqueline Absher Sue Adkins Linda Akers Louise Alley Eddie Altizer Dorothy Angles Charles Armentrout Brenda Asbury Daisy Asbury Eddie Asbury Pearl Asbury Garlanda Atkins Mary Adkins Arlene Atwell Elizabeth Atwood Rayma Bales Garnet Bandy Elbert Bandy Roger Barnette Denver Barton Bobby Beavers Cecil Beavers Linda Beavers Shirley Beavers Vicki Beavers Wanda Beavers James Benson Ann Billips Douglas Billips Jody Billips Lee Blackburn Carolyn Blackwell Ronnie Blankenship Terry Blevens Eugene Boardwine Jackie Boothe Nancy Booth Carter Bourne Dorothy Bourne Louisa Bourne Phyllis Bowen Alice Bowling Danny Bowling Curtis Bowman Connie Brewster Debbie Brewster Jimmy Brewster Jonah Brooks 54 I Bonnie Brown Gerald Brown James Brown Mary Brown Ronnie Brown Deborah Bryant Edna Bryant Jackie Bundy William Burton Richard Case Christine Chapman Roy Childress Lee Christian Shirley Christian Steve Cline Greg Cochran Cornell Cordell Betty Cornwell Deanne Cox Bill Crabtree Kay Crabtree Donnie Crigger Linda Crouse Linda Cruey Carl Dale Larry Dale Joe Davidson Phyllis Davidson Virginia Davidson Annie Davis Carolyn Davis Deline Day Janice Dean Maxine Deel Ellis Deskins Coy Dickenson Linda Dickenson Joe Drum James Dunavan Carol Dunaway Brenda Duty Florence Edwards Sandy Elswick Judy Farmer Linda Farmer Ray Farmer Carlos Ferley Betty Fox 55 Carol Fox George French Kenneth Gillispie Linda Gillespie Pearl Gillespie Ronnie Gillespie Shirley Godbey William Graham Alan Hale Lacie Hale Nancy Hall Betty Hankins Charles Hankins Janise Hankins Timothy Hankins Vickie Hankins Phil Hanshew Charles Hardy James Hardy Robert Hash David Hayes Larry Henegar Edward Herald Linda Herald Carlos Hess Douglas Hicks Carol Hoback James Honaker Patricia Honaker David Hughes Steven Hurley William Ireson Darrell Jessee Darrell Johnson Conley Jones Jolene Jones Wayne Jones Carolyn Keene Linda Kennedy Edwin Kinser Houston Kitts Barbara Lambert Linda Lambert Nancy Lambert Elizabeth Large Andy Larimer Phyllis Lee Leonard Lester 56 Linda Lewis Brenda Linkous Linda Lockhart Alma Looney Peggy Lutz Pat Lynch Manuel Martinez Danny Matney Allen McBride Jimmy Meade Clifton Mitchell Steve Mock Roger Mooney Mary Mullins Linda Murray Peter Murray Sharon Musick Darrel Myres William Naillon Barbara Neel Kenneth Neel Danny Newman Jeanette Noel Joan Nyman c Jeff Oliver Glennis O ' Quinn Judy Palmer Judy Parsons Donna Patrick Doyle Patton Wanda Patton Ronnie Pauley Tommy Peake Sharon Powers Barbara Profitt Joseph Puckett Brenda Puckett James Puckett Sandra Puckett Howard Puckett Eddie Rasnake Linda Rasnake Lola Rasnake Eddie Ray Annie Remines Frances Remines Frank Remines Levi Rhudy 57 Connie Richardson Hassel Rife James Riley Sharon Riley Clarence Rose Jeanne Royall Wanda Russ Frank Sayers Virginia Sayers Barbara Severt Larry Severt Ronald Sheets Curtis Shepard Ronnie Shepard Danny Shrader Orville Sluss Linnie Smith Phyllis Smith 1 Virginia Smith Charles Sparks Tommy Sprinkle Debbie Stevenson Gary Stone Karen Stone Judith Street Mary Sumners Danny Surface Eula Sutherland Raymond Sutherland Glenda Tabor Brenda Terry Tommy Tester Freddie Thompson Julia Thompson Linda Tullock Judith Turner Louise Turner Linda Van Dyke Phyllis Van Dyke Wanda Van Hoozier Shelby Vencil Louis Vilocha Joyce Waddell Lynn Waddell Gona Webb Barbara White Earl White Jack White 58 Jerry White Johnny White Aleta Whitt Brenda Whitt Fred Whitt Jerry Whitt Lester Whitt Myrtle Whitt Joyce Whittaker Linda Whittaker Kenneth Williams Betty Wilson Evelyn Wilson Leon Winsette Milia Winningham Robert Wood Brenda Wright Charlotte Wright David Wright James Wright Charles Wyatt Richard Yates Lance Yost Leon Yost Sam Yost Thomas Yost William Yost Charles Young Vivian Young BEST FRESHMEN I Linda Whittaker Pat Lynch 59 EIGHTH GRADE High School! That magic word! We, the class of nineteen hundred sixty-seven, really looked forward to our first year in high school. We wondered if we would ever know the names that belonged to all those strange and new faces. Now, a year older and a year wiser, we look forward to our Freshman year, and the new experiences it has in store for us. Motto: Your reach should exceed your grasp. Colors: Mint Green and white. Flower: Apple Blossom. Sponsor: Helen Tiller Billy Adkins Charles Adkins Calvin Alford Carolyn Alley Howard Alley Moody Altizer Randy Altizer Roy Angles Chesley Asbury Nancy Asbury Rita Asbury Shirley Asbury Roger Atwell Charles Baker Barbara Baker George Baldwin Phillip Baldwin Garner Bandy Mary Bandy Nancy Bandy Margaret Barnes Robert Barnette David Barrett Ronnie Beavers David Beavers Steve Beavers Elaine Beavers James Beavers Gerald Billips Jimmy Billips Earl Byrd Christine Blankenship Patrica Blankenship Billy Blevins Marcella Blevins Ralph Brewster James Bogle Carson Byrd Barbara Buchanan Larry Brown Larry B. Brown Joe Brown Douglas Brown Deborah Brown Charlotte Brown Brenda Brown Jimmy Brooks Pamela Brooks Lorraine Brooks Lester Brooks Phyllis Brewster Judith Bradley Kathryn Bowen Charles Bowles Sharon Bowling John Byrd Rita Carner Mike Carter Sharon Case Virginia Caudill Joe Caudill Sandra Caudill Sam Cecil Joseph Claytor Ethel Colley Linda Collier William Cole Phyllis Conn Jerry Conley Jimmy Cooper Robert Cornett Author Cover Olivia Cox Steve Crabtree Sandra Crouse Ima Cruey Douglas Dalton Peggy Davidson Bobby Dean Wanda Dickenson Sandra Dillon George Dunford William Dowdy Jimmy Durham Janet Farley Johnnie Farmer Gerald Fields Virginia Fields Wayne Flanagin Zeddie French Patty Gillespie Cecelia Glavians Nancy Green Susanne Green Barbara Hill Vinnie Herald Linda Herald Billy Hayton Giacoma Hayes Sandra Hawks Harmon Hash Jane Harrold Mary Jane Harris Michael Harris Gregory Harrier Barbara Harman Homer Hardy Margaret Hankins Jerry Hankins Sue Hankins Alice Hankins Stanley Hancock Darrel Hall Bill Hagy Diania Hagy Shirley Hager Roger Griffith Danny Griffith Edith Hill Richard Holmes Vernon Holmes Debbie Honaker Reba Honaker Sammy Honaker Hubert Horne Edna Horton Gerald Howell Norman Howell Cora Howery Judy Howington Lucy Hubbard Suzanne Hurley Mike Hymes James Jackson Kate Jarrell Pam Jennings Joyce Jessee Kathryn Jewell Barbara Johnson Dean Johnson Harold Jones Margaret Jones Oscar Jones Larry Karnes Ethel Kegley Garland Kidd Kelley Kidd Bobby Kinder Anita Kiser Steven Kiser Vallarie Kiser Wanda Kiser Peter Kouchinsky Alfred Lambert Linda Lane Tommy Laxton Roscoe Lester William Lewis Mary Linkous Mary Little Thomas Little Jacquatta Lockhart Domenica Louise Maria Louise Irma Lowe Pandora Martin Joanne Matney Sylvia Matney Thomas Maxfield Richard Meade Eugene McBurney Ronald McCall Sandra McGlothlin James McGuire Kelley McGuire Christine Meade Emmett Meade Ser Lynn Meadwell Vernon Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Ronnie Monk Brenda Mooney Carl Mullins Judith Mullins Bane Mundy Patsy Murray Roger Murray William Murray Gayle Mustard Rae Necessary Barry Neel James Neel Linda Nipper Sally Northrup Larry Nunley Faith Nyman Rose O ' quinn Dean O ' quinn Alice Osborne Jerry Parsons Johnny Payne Larry Payne Mugdaline Payne Charles Powers Edward Price Joe Prueyy Virginia Puckett Ronald Puckett Nadene Quesenbury Roy Rambo Betty Rasnake Harriet Rasnick Dora Ann Ratliff Barry Reese Ray Remines James Rhudy Connie Rice W. J. Riddle Everette Riley Darlene Riley Carolyn Roberts Margaret Roberts George Robertson Sandra Robinette Billy Roop Betsy Ross Pamela Rutherford Danny Salyers Michael Sargent Barbara Sawyers Shirley Sawyers Linda Sayers Alice Shawer Brenda Sheets David Shepard Gertie Shepard Ellen Sheppard Daryl Sheppard Kenny Short Glenda Shrader Jo Marie Shutt Danny Sizemore Curtis Sluss Sam Sluss Carol Smith Lloyd Smith Mary Smith Dale Smith Billy Sparks Douglas Sparks Julia Sparks Pattie Sparks Linda Stillwell Delmar Street Joe Street Samuel Sweeney Wallace Taylor Geraldine Thompson Randy Thompson Virginia Vanhoozer Freddie Vencile Steven Vencill Eleanor Von Pechy Linda Waddell Sandra Waters Betty Watson Lincoln Watson Mary Weaver Joyce Whitt Joseph White Bobby White Sam White Jean Whitman Connie Whitt Jackson Whitt Roger Whitt Thomas Whitt Jody Wilson Joseph Wilson J. G. Wimmer Vickie Wimmer James Winngham Randy Witt Charles Wollbrink Carolyn Woodle Joyce White Debbie Yates Linda Yates Barbara Yost Wayne Young Donna Young Carol Young Mustard Jody Wilson BEST EIGHTH GRADERS 66 We shall always recall the jubilant shouts of the crowd when the Bulldogs capered on to victory. We applied the Greek motto of a sound mind in a strong body to all of our activities. Fall was the time for football and our team was well underway. We sat tensely watching the game from the first kickoff to the final seconds of the last quarter. It was a great year for our team. Basketball gamqs provided plenty of competition and entertainment throughout the cold winter months. We yelled and rejoiced when the ball was tipped into our basket. The boys were in good condition and we en¬ joyed the fast pace of the competition. Spring came, and the boys eagerly trooped out to the fields. Track shoes were laced and tied in the early spring, and our boys were off to a run¬ ning start. We marveled at the performances of our team as they hurled through the air or cast the discus. In every sport good sportsmanship played a vital role in the attitude and action of all the spectators and players at THS. We knew that good sportsmanship was our responsibility, and it was our duty to continue to play fairly. Whenever we heard or sang our school song, we remembered the many games and wonderful times that we had shared. It was with a great feel¬ ing of pride that we cheered our school on to victory and fame. o Jerry Angles Larry Brown Don Barnes Mike Brooks Tazewell 59 kIIf mm Tazewell 35 $ 8 ; Tazewell 19 Tazewell 0 1st Tazewell Tazewell 6 27 IP ill Tazewell 59 ■M Tazewell 26 ' I Tazewell 32 Tazewell 18 Wayne Dixon Kermit Dye Bill Fox Larry Lambert Richard Mays SCORES Castlewood Bristol Grundy Andrew Lewis Graham Richlands Marion Big Creek Saltville Patrick Henery Tom Mustard Bill Shawver Phil Myers Bill Stevenson Bill Sutherland Don Van Dyke Jim Williams (Vertical) ROW 1: Junior Whittaker, Eddie Short. ROW2: Mike Brooks, Jesse Browning. ROW 3: Jimmy Williams, Jerry Wilson. ROW 4: Larry Brown, Tom Mustard. ROW 5: Tom Lefler, Philip Myers. ROW 6: Don Barnes, Clifford Duty. ROW7: Orville O ' quinn, Jerry Parsons. (Horizontal) ROW1: Bill Shawver, DonVanDyke, Bill Fox, Jerry Rose, Bob Brown, Wayne Dixon, Larry Lambert, Kermit Dye, Charles Jones, Bill Sutherland, Arnold Alley. ROW 2: Dennis McReynolds, Adrian Conn, Joe Evans, Jerry Lester, Jerry Angles, Richard Mays, Tommy Shrader, John Edmonds, Bill Stevenson, Bill Williams, Gerald Allison. VARSITY FOOTBALL I Let ' s play ball! Go get ' em Bulldogs! ' The 1962-63 football season at T.H.S. was the most successful since 1951. The Bulldogs racked up a 9-1 record. Their lone defeat came at the hands of Graham, the Virginia State Champions. It was without a doubt the finest team that has been assembled at Tazewell for many a year. The Bulldogs boasted the No. 1 scorer in Virginia, the hard running, hard-hitting fullback, Don Barnes. Tom Mustard, Don Barnes, Jerry Angles, and Jim Williams made the All-Southwest District Team. The Bulldogs alsoplaced three on the All-Tazewell County Team; Barnes, Mustard, and Larry Lambert. Barnes and Mustard also made the All-Area Team for Southwest Virginia. T.H.S. is proud of her Bulldogs! FRONT ROW. L to R: Frank Sluss, Bill Murray, Bill Hagy. ROW 2. Bill Lynch, Louis Jennings, John Bil- lips. 73 L to R - Mr. Kiser, Mr. Rider, Mr. Miller, Mr. Moore, Mr. Ross. COACHES Our winning teams have been backed by some fine coaching from an excellent staff. Tough at times - easy at times - depending on the situation. They are always working to improve our teams and their standards. They start early and work late, giving relent¬ lessly of their time to help the school continue to remain one of the best. We congratu¬ late them for their untiring efforts. 74 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandy Johnson June Hughes Judy Aunspaugh, Sandy Johnson, Charolette Riddle, Judy Akers, June Hughes, Kay Goss Judy Aunspaugh Judy Akers Charolette Riddle ®f« lyy ROW 1: Adron Conn, Dennis McReynolds, Clifford Duty, Raymond Hankins, Eddie Short, Jr. Whittaker, Jerald Allison. ROW 2: James Goodwin, Paul Evans, Meredith Wiley, Ronnie Hayes, Charlie Altizer, Phil Monk, Charles Grindstaff, Joe Evans, Roy Morrison. ROW 3: Joe Dean, Ronald Dudley, Jerry Lester, Orville O ' Quinn, Jerry Parsons, Tom Lefler, David White, Jim Brown, Bill Lynch, Bill Williams. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Akers, Linda Rasnake, Linda Kiser, Peggy Lutz, Debbie Brewster, Martha Monk, Elizabeth Weaver. STANDING: Judy Waters ROW 1: Kelly Kidd, James Hash, Larry Henegar, George Robertson, Jody Wilson, David Williams, W. G. Riddle, Bill Adkins. ROW 2: Danny Deskins, Calvin Alford, Pat Lynch, Freddie Thompson, Ronald Brown, James Benson, Cornell Cordell, Ronald Monk. ROW 3: J. D. Payne, Steve Cline, Douglas Sparks, Louis Vilacha, Greg Cochran, Ronald Sheets, Eddie Asbury, David Hayes. ROW 4: James Honaker, Bane Mundy, Eddie Herald, Buddy Young, Sam White, Eddie Ray, Charlie Hankins, Steve Hurley. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Jean Whitman, Gayle Mustard, Sandy Waters. STANDING: Wanda Dickenson, Louise Weaver, Anita Kiser. Phil Snapp David Rye Don VanDyke Bill Burnett Tom Mustard VARSITY TEAM Wayne Dixon Jerry Wilson Jack Hall Ronald Mitchem Don Davis KNEELING - Wayne Dixon, Ronald Mitchem, Bill Burnett, Tom Mustard, Phil Snapp. STANDING - Coach Kiser, Jack Hall, Don Vandyke, Dave Rye, Jerry Wilson, Don Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year Tazewell High ' s basketball team had its most successful season in several years. Reg¬ ulars Tom Mustard, Phil Snapp, Dave Rye, Bill Burnett, and Wayne Dixon led our team to victory in many close games. No team can be a winning one, however, without the help of its substitutes. Ours were Don Davis, Don VanDyke, Ronald Mit¬ chem, Jack Hall, and Jerry Wilson. These boys were the main-stay of our league leading Bulldogs as once again T. H. S. hit the championship road. Go get it BULLDOGS!!! 79 Team Graham Saltville Richlands Jefferson Sr. Marion Saltville Big Creek Big Creek Grundy Home Visitor Team 43 63 Marion 57 38 Virginia 62 55 High 65 43 Grundy 70 49 Richlands 69 63 Graham 58 61 Virginia 80 56 High 42 49 Home Visitor 68 51 57 50 61 45 44 52 South-West District Tournament Marion 62 51 Graham 51 57 ROW 1: Dean Johnson, Phillip Baldwin, Mike Harris, Kenneth Short, Wayne Young, Zeddie French, Mr. Moore, Coach. ROW 2: Jody Wilson, Calvin Alford, Darrel Hall, Wallace Taylor, Danny Sizemore, Larry Payne, Mike Sargent. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: Gregg Cochran, Roy Morrison, Bill Allison, Thomas Whitt, David Altizer, Junior Whittaker, Mr. Rider, Coach. ROW 2: Clifford Leftwich, Eddie White, Jimmy Sutherland, Pat Lynch, Tom Gillispie, Tom Gillispie, Tom Shrader, Dave Whitt. Mr. Ross, Coach, Emmett O ' Quinn, Perry Angles, Ronald Mitchem, Kermit Dye, Dave Rye, Harry Harman. GOLF TRACK ROW 1: Jerry Angles, Kermit Dye, Bill Burnett, Tom Mustard, Wayne Dixon. ROW 2: Bill Fox, Richard Mays, Don Barnes, Bill Stevenson. ROW 3: Dennis McReynolds, Tom Lefler, Bill Sutherland, Mike Brooks. ROW 1: L to R: James Wright, Tommy Whitt, David Hayes, Peter Murray, Jimmy Cooper. ROW 2: Ronald Sheets, Bill Naillon, Ronald Brown, Ray Hess, Cornell Cordell. ROW 3: Lee Blackburn, Henry Kiser, Eddie Short, James Honaker, Robert Hash, Charles Brooks, Dennis McReynolds. ROW 4: Terry Farley, Louis Valachi, Jimmy Meade, James Benson, Randall Parsons, Buddy Young. WRESTLING Wrestling is one of the newer sports and is rapidly becoming more popular in high schools. A group of twenty-five boys in good physical condition made up Tazewell High School ' s first wrestling team. They participated in six matches, with each individual getting a limited amount of time to try to score for his team. They had a fair record for their first year; however, with more experience the team will constantly improve and should win consistently in the future. Hey.get those shoulders down!! Bpr 83 We will always retain the memory of the laughter and glee of our friends, the duties and honors of our school activities, and the thought of those good old days. Our Homecoming game was thrilling for the players, students, and the Homecoming Court, Nor can we forget the glorious dance that followed the game, where students and alumni had a wonderful time. Th e band that year seemed better than ever. It did not matter whether they were marching on the field or playing for a school program; they were tops. They added pep to our school spirit and accompanied the song in our hearts. The Thespian Troupe of T H S provided entertainment throughout the year. We rocked with laughter or sat silent in thought as the actors and actresses offered us the results of many hours of practice. The talent shows were fun, and no one can forget the witty and talented acts that were offered. Spring rolled around and with it came the chance to attend club conven¬ tions and go sight seeing. The Glee Club and the band gave the Spring Concert which was enjoyed by everyone who attended. The most glorious moment to remember was the Junior-Senior Prom. Our Prom was the result of the ideas, work, and co-operation of the students and sponsors. The loveliness of the last dance was the perfect setting in which to survey the events of another year at Tazewell High School. Activities Mrs. Frances Simpson, Sponsor, Mary Jane Salyer, Martha Sutherland, Janie Hayes. STANDING 1. to r.: Betty Coates, Sue Armentrout, Virginia Dunaway, Lois Altizer, Phyllis Roach, Tommy George, Nancy Bennett, Darrell Johnson, Betty Leffel. ANNUAL STAFF OF ’63 Co-Editor: Martha Jo Sutherland, Editor: Mary Jane Salyer, Business Manager: Janie Hayes. Betty, Lois, Sue, and Darrell try to decide how to arrange pictures for a page. Typing chores seemed endless. Tommy types as Phyllis calls the names for a page. Large numbers of annual subscriptions makes the whole staff happy. Here the business manager looks on as Nancy and Betty complete a sale. S.C.A. President Tommy Mustard Vice-President Phil Snapp Treasurer Cornel Cordell Secretary Charles Altizer (Not Pictured) OUR STUDENT COUNCIL STRIVES FOR BETTER RELATIONS BETWEEN THE STUDENTS AND THE ADMINISTRATION Many students carry a copy of the HONOR CODE. Do you have yours ? HONOR CODE of TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL As a member of the student body at Tazewell High School, I HEREBY PLEDGE MYSELF: To be honest with myself and others in thought, word, and deed. To promote clean wholesome thought, speech and conduct. To be helpful and friendly to teachers and fellow students. To be considerate of classmates, officers, safety patrols and bus drivers. To encourage decent conduct, always remembering that I rep¬ resent my school and community. To strive to achieve and main¬ tain high moral standards that will be a credit to my home and my school. Signature Pat Whittaker was caught by the Peak cameraman when she was giving a homeroom report which is one of the duties of the homeroom representatives. L to R: Sponsor, Mrs. Harman, Tom Mustard, Phil Snapp, Charles Altizer; ROW 2- Lois Noel, Carol Lam¬ bert, Ann Remines, Connie Dillow, Brenda Hayes, Linda Phillips, Sally Northryp, Olivia Cox; ROW 3- Lois Altizer, Debbie Yates, Marcella Belvins, Carolyn Christian, Suzanne Hurley, Janice Hurley, Brenda Hurley, Linda Hurley, Shirley Snider, Susan Green; ROW 4- Virginia Dunaway, Patsy Griffith, Kennith Holmes, Jerry Wilson, Roger Lester, Don Davis, Steve Mock, Ann Billips; ROW 5- Bill Sutherland, Tom Shrader, Danny Newman, Elaine Blankenship, Sandy Mock, Pat Whittaker, Marlene Slaughter, Sandre McGlothin, Ri¬ chard Case; ROW 6- Ronnie Brown, Pat Lynch, Reggie Blevins, Nancy Hall, Marshall Repass, Linda Ed¬ monds, Richard Adkins, Ronnie Parsons, Alfred Lambert. The S.C.A. is the governing body of the school. It consists of the entire school but the council is made up of the presiding officers and homeroom and club representatives. The aim of the S.C.A. is the governing of the school. It works for a better relationship between the faculty and the students. It handles everyday problems which arise. 89 L to R: Don Davis, Treasurer; Sue Armentrout, Secretary; Lois Altizer, Vice-President; Shirley Snider, President; Mrs. Hubbard Sponsor. ROW 2-Edith Witt, Eleanor Lafferty, Jo Witt, Betty Leffel, Judy Silcox, Martha Linkous, Nancy Bennett, Carolyn Shelton, Maxine Childress, Alice Mullens. ROW 3-Mary Jane Salyer, Nannie Elswick, Linda May, Martha Sutherland, Brenda Jones, Betty Monk, Sandy Smith, Elene Monk. ROW 4-Carol Santolla, Phyllis Roach, Millie Vincent, Kay Taylor, Betty Coates, Mary Walker, Ellis Jackson, Marilyn Grindstaff, Judy McCann. ROW 4-Claudine Keene, Elizabeth Howell, Danny Ratcliff, Bill Brown, Bill Lynch, George Ross, Jerry Brewster, Dwight Weaver. ROW 6-Walter Baugh, Phil Snapp, Tom Mustard. STANDING-Jack Hall, Bill Sutherland. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized in 1921 under the sponsorship of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. As stated in its consti¬ tution, the purpose of this organization shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop characte r in the students of American secondary schools. These girls participated in the National Honor Society Initiation. 90 The Tazewell Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society was organized during the school year 1959-60, under the sponsorship of the Senior Honor Society, Directed by Mrs. Gladys Hubbard. The Purpose of the organization is to recognize outstanding students in the ninth and tenth grades of high school, who are elected to its mem¬ bership on the basis of five qualities or characteristics: Leadership, Citizenship, Character, Scholarship, and Service. At an induction ceremony, each new member is presented a mem¬ bership card which he may keep as long as he is in good standing in the club. Small gold pins are proudly worn by the students which identify them with the organization. Due to scheduling difficulties this year, the group has not met but once, at which time 37 new members were received. Mrs. J. B. Hurt has been the sponsor for the group since its be¬ ginning in Tazewell High School. wmi NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY L to R: Martha George, President; Eddie Altizer, Vice President; Anne Gillespie, Secretary; David White, Treasurer; Mrs. Hurt, Spo nsor. ROW 2-Delores Jessee, Judy Necesary, Shirley Williamson, Billie Anne Baker, Mary Crawford, Dorothy Jackson, Carolyn, Christian Catherine Hankins. ROW 3- Connie McGlothin, Audria Crouse, Sandra O ' Quinn, Cynthia Vassar, Patricia Christian, Bonnie Myers, Shirley Neel, Maxine Jackson. ROW 4-Patricia Thompson, Connie McCall, Brenda Brown, Peggy Wilson, Betty Bennett, Shirley Boyd, Sandy Mock, Marilyn Zeigler. ROW 5-Eddie Yost, Louis Jennings, Peter Peery, Stephen Peery, Mike Jones, Charles Grindstaff, Charles Altizer. Here the band is pictured taking part in the South- Eastern Band Festival. BAND First Trumpet: Wayne Smith (solo), Jerry White, Jackie Bundy, Second Trumpet: Linda Van Dyke, Raymond Sutherland, Carol Christian, Third Trumpet: Dorothy Morrow, Debbie Stevenson, Phyllis Van Dyke, Wanda Russ, First Clarinet: Walter Baugh (solo), Ronnie Poskas, Betty Monk, Mike Jones, Gerald McCall, Second Clarinet: Delores Cox, Darrell Johnson, Gloria Dickenson, Linda Whittaker, Janice Hurley, Linda Hurley, Brenda Hurley, Zeddie French, Third Clarinet: Greg Harrier, Dorothy Jackson, Connie Shrader, Joyce Whittaker, Deanna Cox, Sandra Hawks, Flute: Lois Altizer, (solo), Ann Billips, Jody Billips, Lynn Meadwell, Brenda Sheets, Saxophone: Renia Hale, David Barid, Bobby Kinder, Martha Monk, Pat Dixon, Frankie Melvin, Trombone: Charlotte Ianni, Frank Barnes, Joe Wilson, Horn: Sue Osborne, Sandy Smith, Karen Martinez, Kay Crabtree, Baritone: Butch Stevenson, Larry Nipper, Bass Horn: Dennis Nipper, Drum: Randy Thompson, Cecil Buffalo, Joe Asbury, Charles Stone, Huston Kitts, Johnny Little, Bells: Phyllis Lee. LETTER GIRLS: Carol Christian, Janice Hurley, Linda Livesay, Lois Altizer, Gloria Dickenson, Betty Monk, Charlotte Ianni, Linda Van Dyke. {A 1 MAJORETTES: Shirley Riley, Delores Cox, Phyllis VanDyke, Linda Hurley, Sandy Smith (Head). ROW 1: LtoR: Reggis Blevins, Bill Fox, Tommy Shrader, Jerry Angles, Don Barnes, Jack Hall. ROW II: Bobby Brown, PhilSnapp, Joe Evans, Phil Myers, Bill Stevenson, Roger Lester. ROW HI: Larry Lambert, Richard Mays, Jimmy Williams, Wayne Dixon, Larry Brown, Tommy Mustard, Adrion Conn, John Edmonds. ROW IV: KermitDye, FrankSluss, John Billips, Prentiss Doak, Bill Burnett, Tommy Witt, Orville O ' Quinn. ROW V: Donnie VanDyke, Bill Sutherland, Mike Brooks, Charles Jones, Tom Leffler. Pres.: Richard Mays V. Pres.: Don Barnes Sec.: Mike Brooks Treas.: Phillip Myers Sergeant at Arms: Charles Jones MONOGRAM CLUB I The Monogram Club is an organization whose members are all athletes in our school. The Monogram Club sponsors dances during the year. They also supervise the seating of the students whenever there is a Pep Rally. Mem¬ bership in this club is an honor for the ath¬ letes, and they should be proud of their achieve¬ ment. The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. It is composed of one representative from each home room. Besides holding pep meetings, the club also sponsors dances after the ball games throughout the year. PEP CLUB Pres. Jim Williams Vice-Pres. Barbara Yates Sec. Junior Whittaker Treas. David Williams ROW1: LtoR: Junior Whittaker, Barbara Yates, Jimmy William, Kay Goss, Sandy Johnson, Charlotte Riddle, Judy Akers, June G. Hughes, Judy Aunspaugh. ROW n, Linda Akers, Debbie Brewster, Peggy Lutz, Linda Rasnake, Linda Kiser, Martha Monk, Libby Weaver, Judy Waters. ROW HI, Shirley Weaver, Wanda Dick¬ erson, Jean Whitman, Sandy Waters, Anita Jo Kiser, Gayle Mustard, Linda Farmer, Ruby Rasnick, Sandra Crouse. ROW IV, Barbara Yost, Virginia Kouchinsky, Wanda Waldron, June Hayes, Gloria Dickerson, Shirley Riley, Shirley Godbey, Judy McCann. ROW V, Carolyn Woodle, Donna Young, Daeline Lockhart, James Sutherland, Faye Davis, Virgil Noakes, Molly Hawkins. ROW VI, Ronald Sheets, Bill Hagy, Mike Sargent, Cicle Buffalow, Steve Perry, Merdith Wiley. ROW 1: Director, Mr. Hansil, Debbie Yates, Lois Sweeney, Carol Dunaway, Elizabeth Large, Maggie Payne, Beatrice Kitts, Pearl Asbury, Mary Bandy, Barbara Peters, Mila Winningham. ROW 2: Linda Hicks, Connie McCall, Judy Necessary, Doris Landrath, Betty Watson, Daisy Asbury, Anne Ratcliffe, Christine Riley, Mary Radcliff. ROW 3: Melody Tate, Rita Syphers, Linda May, Irene Campbell, Brenda Whitt, Carol Young, Della Hash, Margaret Lowe, Sandra Puckett. ROW 4: Jim Brewster, Linda Wright, Patsy Puckett, Mary Brown, Larry Linkous, Roger Asbury, Tom George, Edwin Kinser, Roger Presley, Andy Larimer, Tommy Peak. Left to Right-ROW 1: Zeddie French, Susanne Green, Elene Monk, Billie Baker, Judy Necesary, Vicki Bea¬ vers, Julia Thompson. ROW 2: Betsy Ross, Genna Barnes, Rebecca Thompson, Martha Sutherland, Betty Monk, Phyllis Roach, Marilyn Zeigler. ROW 3: Jane Harold, Ellis Jackson, Peggy Lutz, Peter Peery, Mary Crawford. ROW 4: Wanda Russ, Jeanne Royall, Katie Bowen, Walter Baugh, Sally Northrup, Millie Vincent. I J u N I O R Elene Monk President M U S I C Millie Vincent Vice-President c L U B Peter Peery Secretary Billie Baker Treasurer PLEDGE OF THE JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB I acknowledge my indebtedness to good music; I know that the music of a nation inspires or de¬ grades; I realize that acquaintance with good music instills a love which brings courage and lofty ideals and tends toward clean, noble living; I promise to do all in my power to make America truly musical. 97 ROW 1: Carol Santolla, Lois Altizer, Lauvonda Meade, Jean Sluss, Janie Hayes, Margaret Lovern, Shirley Snider, Marilyn Zeigler. ROW 2: Frankie Melvin, Reggie Blevins, Peery Angles, Jim Williams, Tom Mustard. ROW 3: Mr. Howard Crouch, Sponsor. THESPIANS The National Thespian Society, Troop 1431, is the dramatic organization of our school. Those who have earned ten points from various dramatic performances are offered membership to this club. After receiving fifty points for performances plus the original ten, you are considered an honor Thespian. The Thespian Society, a non-profit club, pre¬ sents several one-act plays, a Junior and a Senior play, and a play to the District One-Act Play Festival in Bristol each year. A scene from a one-act play presented to the student body. VOL. XVI NO. 6 He TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL. TAZEWELL VIRGINIA FEBRUARY W6S’ Mustard, Lynch To Attend Forum Tom Mustard, SCA president and Bill Lynch, Sports Editor of the Bulldog, plan to attend the Virginia High Forum at Jef¬ ferson High School, in Roanoke an Saturday, March 16, Eigh- een other students, who will ae announced later will also ittend the Forum. Attending the forum will be ipproximately 1,000 senior high ichool students reresentatives f both white and Negro Roa loke City High Schools and S. A. member senior high chools located in Southwest nd Valley Regions, Danville nd Lynchburg Districts, and he Southside region, Urn two hour program will eature participation by approxi lately twenty five students There will be a press confer ront of the Jefferson High An itorium for school paper edi irs. Bill Lynch from Tazewell [igh will attend the Forum and arye in this capacity. Wright Honored Mr, Donnie Wright a junior at Tazewell High School, has been chosen Industrial Co¬ operative Training Student of the Year.” He was selected by members of the I. C. T. Club and their counselor. The honor goes annually to the students who actively parti¬ cipating in the classroom in¬ struction and “on the job” graining program. Donnie’s oc¬ cupation is floristery, and he is being trained by Mr. Hughie Davis. Donnie serve® as the I. C. T, dub reporter. He was chosen to represent the dug on the basis of club activities, school record and vocational perfor¬ ate -with•4re ed:jSeattfdn ' :: -th ' e’ aBcesr ' ' Ile i ' will enter, the -dis¬ trict contest February 23 at Bristol, in competition with ot¬ her outstanding members from Qifrtwood, Graham, Penning¬ ton Gap, Richlands and Bristol. Ann Gillespie reads poem in hit sophomore talent show. Sophomores Render Hit Talent Show The sophomores gave Tazewell students a look M the.Beatniks way of life in the sophomore talent show held Friday Is Hw- high school auditorium. The show opened in the “hungry i”, the beatmfek’s coffee shop Poet Charles Altizer gave his views of life, after which Marilyn Zeigler welcomed a lost rtrafi g Barrett Is Selected DE ROW 1: Carolyn Shelton, Lillian Waldron, Mrs. Yates, sponsor, Tom Mustard, Bill Lynch. ROW 2: Dwight Weaver, Anna VanDyke, Geneva Smith, Edith Witt, Alice Mullins, Geraldine Whitt, Maxine Childress, Eva Wimmer, Cecil Buffalow. er, Billie Am Baker, mm lance. Charles Grindstaff, SiepMn ' eery, David Buffalow, md araes Goodwin took the aftsw-r- somentarily to Africa, whme-- Hymey” disppeared. After tfcr eturra, a combo made up ©£- tonnie Poskos, Wayne Smith, nd Gerald McCall played a srawt-. er in memory of Hyrftey,® Martha Monk danced to Aifaj- ' at, played by Carols® C|gSiGh m on the piano. This was floP wed by a comedy skit by BSKb layes and Diana Fugate, A second combo, Demis er, Walter Wright, an Jfbe isbury, played “Tuff’ before “country” skit was given fey Ynthia Vassal , Brenda Barley nd Eddie Yost, then returned o do “Sit Tight. Judy Grizzle did a ptoto- line, to the disapproval of gew ral of the “beats.” A ffifr . ombo, Larry Nipper, T ism- ond Conn, Cecil Buffalo, md- tifee a r f iouston Kitts, completed Man row with “Guitar What’d I Say? ROW 1: Mary Helen Asbury, Virginia Wright, Larry Grindstaff. ROW 2: Eddie Barrett, Danny Deskins, Phyllis Wheeler, Tommy Childress. ROW 3: Harold Robinson, Bobby Waddell, Trocey Laney. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Club is composed of students enrolled in the Distributive Education class. The Tazewell Chapter is affiliated with state and national organizations. The purpose of the club is to improve proficiency and interest in the various phases of distribution studied in class. These activities include Sales Demonstrations, Merchan¬ dise Presentation, Window Display, Advertising, and Professional Selling. On February 13, 1963, the DE Club attended the annual District 5 Contest Meet. Honors were received by the following members: Danny Deskins took first place in Sales Demonstration Judg¬ ing; Tommy Childress, second place in Merchandies Presentation; Eddie Barrett, third place in Job Interview. Eddie was also selected as District Parliamentarian 100 Left to Right: ROW 1: Betty Jennings, Linda Whittaker Woods, Carol Honaker. ROW 2: Darrell Smith, Mac Davis, Judy Silcox, Gary Kiser. ROW 3: Dwight Adkins, David Christian, Donnie Wright. Mr. John Farmer, sponsor. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS The purpose of the club is to stimulate the interest of members in their occupations. Included in their activities are preparing bulletin boards about each occupation repre¬ sented in the class, job interviews, and public speaking. They also sponsor an Employer-Employee Banquet and attend District and State Con¬ ventions. The officers of this club are: President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . . . Mac Davis . Linda Woods Betty Jennings . . Don Wright Looks like hard work 11 101 L to R. Charles Grindstaff, Steven Perry, Mike Jones, Sponsor, Miss Jennings. ROW 2- Nancy Drake, Billie Baker, LindaRasnake, Sandy Johnson, Linda Kiser, Dorothy Morrow, Wanda Beavers. ROW 3- Judy Necsary, Connie McCall, Cynthis Vassar, Dorothy Olinger, Vickie Beavers, Julia Thompson, Phyllis Van- Dyke, Louisa Bourne, Shirley Neel, Sue Shawver. ROW 4- Barbara Lambert, Jeanne Royall, Marilyn Zeig- ler, Millie Young, Marilyn Grindstaff, Bill Lynch, Judy Sulic, Irene Cambell, Eunice Turner. ROW 5- Mary Crawford, Anne Gillespie, Greg Cochran, Billy VanDyke, Tommy Fox, Phil Monk, Junior Whittaker, Win- ford Brown, David Altizer, Jim Benson. LATIN CLUB Officers: President--Charles Grindstaff, Vice President--Steven Perry, Secretary--Mike Jones, Treasurer--Walter Baugh. The Latin Club of Tazewell High School is a member of the Junior Classical Lea¬ gue, a national organization. Fideli certe merces has been selected as the motto for the local chapter. The fundamental purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage among youngpeople an interest in, and an appre¬ ciation of the civilization, language, litera¬ ture and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. ! | 102 ! President: Bill Brown A Vice President: Sandy Smith Secretary: Ruby Rasnick Treasurer: Bobby Sheets Librarian: Miss Nancy Ward The Library Club is made up of students who assist Miss Ward by working in the Library before, and during school hours. They work hard keeping the books in shape and the l ibrary working efficiently. LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1: Virginia Crawford, Margaret Beavers, Biddie Puckett, Virginia Thompson, Patsy Hall, Delores Jessee, LindaKiser, Judy Stowers, Virginia Dunaway. ROW 2: Shirley Myers, Rita Schypers, Cheryl Han¬ kins, Brenda Little, Eunice Turner, Jeanne Fields, Sharon Musick, Brenda Pruett, Linda Barrett, Sue Har¬ man. ROW 3: Sue Vaughn, Sharon Powers, Cynthia Vassar, Marilyn Zeigler, Mary Walker, Betty Coates, George Ross. ROW 4: Ruby Rasnick, Sandy Smith, Roy Morrison, Wenford Brown, Bill Brown, Earl Wilson, Bobby Sheets. L to R: Gloria Dickenson, Carolyn Aldrich, Judy Witt, Doris Landreth, Geneva Smith, Judy McCann, Lakie Roop; ROW 2- Shirley Riley, Delores Jessee, Nannie Elswick, Mary Clemons, Eva Wimmer, Geraldine Whitt, Mary Droke, Joyce Duty, Velma Kidd, Janice Keene, Judy Stowers; ROW 3- Sandy Monk, Edith Witt, Claudine Keene, Brenda Jones, Martha Sutherland, Starlett Hayes, Shirley Jackson, Linda Matney, Maxine Jackson, Linda Wright, Mary Farley; ROW 4- Betty Monk, Betty Waddell, Jaunita Rumley, Carol Witten, Carolyn Shelton, Shirley Myers, Rita Scyphers, Debbie Baker, Connie Witten; ROW 5- Catherine Boothe, Dixie Waddell, Nettie Issac, Nancy Christian, Freda Hall, Nancy Hall, Martha Monk, Libby Weaver, Judy Waters; ROW 6- Melody Tate, Margaret Louvern, Jean Sluss, Cheryl Hankins, Linda Booth, Shirley Ander¬ son, Brenda Hayes, Sandra Shrader, Janice Stevenson, Maxine Bowling; ROW7- Virginia Kouchinsky, Shelby Roop, Theresa Legato, Ceclia Bandy, Phyllis Huffman, Joyce Howery, Elizabeth Aldish, Loretta Powers, Lillian Waldron, Carolyn Powers; ROW 8- Judy Silcox, Louvonda Meade, Jean Fields, Freda Smith. The Y-Teens is a branch of the Young Women’s Christian Association. Members of this club not only try to help themselves, but also strive to help their fellow man. This year the Y-Teens split into two group s. Group one is composed of juniors and seniors and Group two is composed of eighth, ninth, and tenth graders. Y-TEENS Officers of Group I- Lakie Roop-Pres. V. Pres.-Jo Witt Treas.-Geneva Smith Program Chairman- Doris Landreth Judy McCann, Secretary -and Group H Pres.-Linda Booth V.Pres.-Linda Whittaker Sec.-Shelby Roop Treas.-Joyce Duty is not pictured. 104 L to R: Jo Witt, Treasurer; Claudine Keene, Secretary; Brenda Hayes, S.C.A. Representative; Love Williams, Reporter; Barbara Peters; Zeliah Henry, Parliamentarian; Doris Landreth, Vice President; Miss Hill, Sponsor. ROW 2- Linda Hurley, Edith Witt, Shirley Riley, Geraldine Whitt, Lakie Roop, Olivia Cox, Brenda Collier. ROW 3- Bonnie Vaughn, Paulette Horn, Judy O ' Quinn, Nancy Christian, Freda Hall, Dorothy Morrow, Norma Hall, Mary Frances Farley FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA There are several purposes of the F.H.A. They are: To help preserve the ideals of home life; to promote leadership; to form new and lasting friendships; and to work toward good home and family life for all. These F.H.A. members are shown preparing an early morning coffee for the faculty. 105 ROW 1: President: Jo Witt; Vice-President: Claudene Keene; Secretary: Sandy Mock; Treasurer: Phyllis Lee; ROW 2: L to R: Eleanor Lafferty; Brenda Wright; Phyllis Bowen; Linda Livesay; Doris Landereth; Elaine Blankenship; Sandy Monk; Marshall Gillespie; Ellis Jackson; Karen Denoff; ROW 3: Ju dy Necessary; Jean Royal; Brenda Jones; Billy Baker; Elene Monk; Marilyn Zeigler; Martha Monk; Judy Waters; ROW 4: Dorothy Morrow; Nancy Hall; Sharon Martinez;Glenis O ' Quinn; Nancy Boothe; Mary Farley; ROW 5: Cecilia Bandy; Phyllis Huffman; Dorothy Olinger; Mary Crawford; Betty Bennett; Shirley Boyd; Gail Winningham; Martha Murray; ROW 6: Barbara Lambert; Carolyn Keene; Joyce Whittaker; Shirley Godbey; Cookie Russ; Nancy Lambert; Freda Hall. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Purposes of the F. T. A. 1. To learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities, responsibilities, and its impor¬ tant role in our democracy. 2. To explore our own interest and abilities in relation to the various fields and teaching. 3. To cultivate in ourselves the qualities of personality, character, and leadership which are essential in good teachers. 106 Two F. T. A. girls standing before one of the posters that decorate our school. ROW 1: Sarah Cox, Eva Wimmer, Velma Kidd, Janice Keene, Patsy Dye, Patricia Thompson. ROW 2: Mel¬ ody Tate, Linda Doss, Mary Ruth Cruey, Brenda Pruett, Mary Droke, Nancy Hall, Betty Rumley. ROW 3: Teresa Legato, Cecilia Bandy, Cheryl Hankins, Dianna Fugate, Mr. Keffer, sponsor. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students that have an interest in the business world. The purpose of the club is to teach the members important qualities of business. One of the duties assigned to the club is to keep a mem¬ ber in the main hall for the convenience of visitors. President: Carolyn Shelton Vice President: Mary Ruth Cruey Secretary: Patricia Thompson Treasurer: Pa tsy Dye Historian: Betty Rumley (not pictured) FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: DougMelvin, Jerry Kidd, Richard Mays, Thomas McGuire, Kenneth Necessary. ROW 2: John Little, Eddie Kinser, Larry Henegar, Dennis Nipper, Lester Whitt, Larry Taylor, Leon Vincell. ROW 3: Johnny Puckett, Issac Hankins, Jim Compton, Gerald Allison, Richard Bond, Grat Brown. ROW 4: Roger Brown, Carter Bourne, James Moore, John Cochran, Ronnie Neel. ROW 5: Be rt Dowdy, Arnold Absher, Donald Corvin, Rusty Taylor, Bob Booth, Bill Shawver. President: Doug Melvin Vice President: Thomas McGuire Secretary: Kenneth Necessary FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Head Heart 4 H Hands Health ROW 1: Olivia Cox, Virginia Caudell, Sandy Hawks, Zeddie French, Pat Brown. ROW 2: Ritha Asbury, Martha George, Jo Marie Shutt, Gerry Thompson, Brenda Collier, Carolyn Collier. ROW 3: Sarah Cox, Richard Mays, Don Davis, James Benson, Jerry Kidd. ROW 4: Randy Thompson, Phil Snapp, Tom Mustard, Ronnie Neel, Kenneth Necessary. The stagecraft class has the responsibil¬ ity of operating the lights, curtains, and sound effects. The upkeep of the audi¬ torium during all performances is also their responsibility. 1 STAGECRAFT LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Dickenson, sponsor; Roy Riley; Charles Asbury; Jessee Browning; George Grahm; Bill Shawver; Donnie VanDyke; David MacRaynolds; Larry Lambert; Larry Brown. ROW 1: L to R: Earl Byrd; Leonard Lester; Charles Armentrout; Isac Hankins; Jerry Brewster; David Lowe; Danny Ratcliff; Frank Crockett; Roger Duty; Eddie Rasnick; ROW H: Jimmy Cooper; Gary Yates; Conley Jones; Darrell Johnson; Danny Roberts; Thomas Waddell; Freddie Vincell; Norman Myers; Jerry Watson; John Armentrout; ROW HI: George French; Greg Harrier; Johnny Puckett; Raymond Sutherland; Mike Carter; Lacy Hale; Peter Peery; Lester Whitt; Jimmy Brewster; ROW IV: Danny Salyers; Donnie Crig- ger; Ronnie Monk; Ronnie Poskos; Randall Parsons; Terry Fa ley; ROW V: Charles Wolbrink; Randy Bil- lips; Douglas Dalton; Jim Compton; Eddie Yost; John Billips. BUS PATROL ROW I: L to R; Jack McCall; George French; Norman Myers; Junior Sweeny; Steve Vencill; Joe Street; Mr. Fortune; ROW H: Lance Yost; Danny Roberts; Jimmy Osbourne; Cecil Buffalo; Bobby Bowles; Robert Quesenbury; Freddy Mitchell; ROW EH: Barbara Harmon; Dorothy Angles; Roger Mooney; James McGuire; John Armentrout; Phil Snapp; Ronald Sheets. PROJECTOR CLUB SEATED: Mrs. Norma Hayes, Mrs. Jewell Cook, Mrs. Louise Yates, Mrs. Sandra Bary. STANDING: Mr. Eugene Ross, Mrs. Susan Von Pechy, Mrs. Polly Hagy, Mrs. DeMarcy Payne, Mr. Howard Crouch. GUIDANCE Mrs. Hagy, assisted by Mr. J. B. Buchanan, is showing Tommy Whitt his SCAT test results. The Guidance Department is made up of the prin¬ ciple and a group of teachers who work together in assisting the students with any problems they may have whether it is a school problem or not. Without this little group and their services, many students at T. H. S. would be lost. 1 12 Lois Altizer GIRLS’ We the girls of the Old Domin- those lines. Get up girls it ' s familiar phrases to the girls and Girls ' and Boys ' State at Rad- mer. While we were there we and local government in classes. day when the Governor ' s Ball BOYS’ Charlotte Riddle Tom Mustard Don Davis Shirley Snider AND ion -- You guys straighten five o ' clock. These are all boys who attended Virginia ford and Blacksburg last sum- learned much about our state The week ' s climax came on Fri- was held at Radford. STATE Jean Sluss M ' C; The QUEEN: Lois Altizer The KING: Bill Sutherland 114 n Tommy Mustard Linda Hurley Donnie VanDyke Lakie Roop HOMECOMING COURT Larry Lambert Gloria Dickenson 115 Kermit Dye Patsy Griffith ( not pictured) 9th Grade of 195£ TALENT SHOWS 1 16 TALENT Eighth Grade Talent Show Tenth Grade Talent Show Superlative Program 1 17 Ninth Grade Talent Show MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Jane Salyers Danny Ratcliff s E I O R MOST DEPENDABLE Betty Leffel Bill Brown s BEST CITIZEN Shirley Snider Doug Jesse R l BEST PERSONALITY Sue Armentrout Bill Sutherland BEST LOOKING Lois Altizer Jim Williams MOST TALENTED Virginia Dunaway Dave Rye A T I V E MOST COURTEOUS Linda May Roger Asbury MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Kay Goss Tom Mustard BEST DANCERS Molly Hawkins Chuck Johnson 1 9 6 3 WITTIEST Charlotte Riddle Mike Brooks DOGWOOD FESTIVAL Carol Santolla - First Runner-up REPRESENTATIVE 120 FOOTBALL CHAMP All District All Area All County All State All Southern Don Barnes Virginia State Leading Scorer - 132 points 121 L to R: Flower Girl, Debbie Moore; Crown Bearer, Warren Northrup; Queen, Judy Crockett; King, Roy Stevenson; Crown Bearer, Mike Cassell; Flower Girl, Kim Rider. MAY DAY Attendants: L to R: Linda Whittaker, June Hughes, Sue Armentrout, Josie Wright, Karen Yates, Gail Hel¬ las, Lakie Roop, Patsy Griffith, Wanda Amburgey, Wanda Russ. , iigwpi S ' T il ! I ■ K-w . I V mi J Winners in the Senior Division were: Walter Baugh, first; Norman Myers, second; June Hughes, third. Two winners in the Ninth Grade Di¬ vision were: Earl Wilson, second; Billy Van Dyke, third. First place winner in the Senior Division was this project on Light Beam Communications. Firstplace winners in each division were: STAND¬ ING, Bobby Dillon, Walter Baugh, and Conley Jones. SEATED: Phyllis Van Dyke, Cynthia Vassar. L. to R.: Mrs. Wroaten, Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Osborne, Miss Necessary, Mrs. Bowman, and Mrs. Necessary. HELPERS Left to Right- Grat Wimmer Sam Thompson Jack Davis Leonard Wroaten To those who serve us through the endless task of our daily meals; to those of our school who work long and hard hours to keep our school neat and clean: We appreciate your service! SENIOR STATISTICS LINDA ELLEN ABSHER-North Tazewell, Va.-Science Club 1; Library 3,4. LUCIAN DWIGHT ADKINS-Tazewell, Va. ROBERT JACKSON ADKINS-North Tazewell, Va. Band Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2; Christmas Pageant 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2; May Day 2,3. JUDY LANE AKERS-Tazewell, Va.-Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3; Science Club 1; May Princess 1; S.C.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5; Best Sophomore; Talent Show 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4,5; Vice-Pres. Home¬ room 3. CAROLYN JUNE ALDRIDGE-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 1; May Day 1,2,3; Christmas Pageant 1; Class Tournaments 3. ARNOLD LEE ALLEY-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Bas¬ ketball manager 2; Football 3,4,5; Class Tournaments 3,4; Homeroom Sec. 4. LILLIE MARIE ALTIZER-North Tazewell, Va. Science Club 1,2; Y-.Teens 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; May Day 1,2,3; Tal¬ ent Show 1. LOIS JEAN ALTIZER-North Tazewell, Va.-Science Club Pres. 1; May Princess 1; Christmas Pageant 1, 2,3,4; Talent Show 1,2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Sr. Honor Society 4,5; Sec. Honor Society 4; Vice-Pres. Honor Society 5; Jr. Music 1,2,3,4,5; Best Junior; Class play 5; Annual Staff 5; Girls ' State 4. JERRY NEAL ANGLES-Pounding Mill, Va.-Football 1, 2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4; Science 1; Monogram 2,3,4,5; May Day 2,4; Monitor 2,3,4,5; Class Treasurer 3. JOSEPHINE DOLLY ANGLES-Tazewell, Va. - Science 1; Y-Teens 4. PEERY MONROE ANGLES-Tazewell, Va. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; May Day 1,2,3; Sci¬ ence 1; Thespians 5; Talent Show 1,2,3,4,5; Class Play 5; Christmas Pageant 2,3,4,5; Class Tournaments 1,2,3. SUE HAMILTON ARMENTROUT-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Secretary Jr. Honor 2; Vice-Pres. Jr. Honor 3; Sr. Honor 4,5; Sec. Sr. Honor 5; Talent Show 1,2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; May Princess 4; May Day 1,2,4; Homeroom Sec. 3; Homeroom Sec.- Treas. 5; Annual Staff 5. CHARLIE JOE ASBURY-Tazewell, Va. K.V.G. 5. MARTHA ANN ASBURY-North Tazewell, Va. ROGER LEE ASBURY-Bishop, Va. Sec. Homeroom 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Pres. Civics Club 2; Vice- Pres. Glee Club 5; S.C.A. 5. BETTY RUTH ATWELL-Bishop, Va. Homeroom Sec. 1; Science Club 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Vice- Pres. Y-Teens 4; Glee Club 3; Bus Patrol 3. CAROL JANE ATWOOD-North Tazawell, Va. Science Club 1. GERALDINE LOUISE BANDY-Bandy, Va. DON RAY BARNES-North Tazewell, Va.Rope Climbing Award 1,2; Track 2,3,4; All Areas Football 4,5; Vice- Pres. Monogram 5. CLARENCE EDWARD BARRETT-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Homeroom Pres. 1; Talent Show 1; K.V.G. 2; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Homeroom Treas. 2; D.E. 4,5; D.E. Student of the Year 4; D.E. President 5. LINDA ELLEN BARRETT-Pounding Mill, Va. Science 1; Talent Show 1; 2nd. place Spelling Bee 2; Visitation Day Guide 2; Library Club 3,4,5; Outstanding Library Club Member 4; Y-Teens 4. MARGARET ANN BEAVERS-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence Club 1; Homeroom Sec. 1,3,4; Honor Code 1; May Day 1; F.H.A. 2; S.C.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4,5. DOROTHY RACHEL BLACKWELL-Bandy, Va. REGINALD NEITHER BLEVINS-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Pep Club 2; Monogram 3,4,5; Thespians 4, 5; Class Play 4,5; S.C.A. 4,5. EVANGELINE BOOTHE-North Tazewell, Va. Science Club 1,2. JAMES EDWIN BOWEN-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1,2; Christmas Pageant 2; Projector Club 2; K.V.G. 3, 4; Pep 4. HARRY RANDOLPH BOWMAN-North Tazewell, Va. VIRGINIA BEATRICE BRADLEY-Bandy, Va. May Day 2,3; 4-H 2; Easter Pageant 4; Science 1,2. JERRY ALLEN BREWSTER-North Tazewell, Va. Per¬ fect Attendance Award 1,2,4; Science 1; Talent Show 1; National Honor Society 5. MICHAEL THOMAS BROOKS-Tip Top, Va. ALTA MARIE BROWN-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Glee Club 1,2. GEORGE LARRY BROWN-North Tazewell, Va. Football 1,2,3,4,5; Science 1; Monogram 3,4,5. WILLIAM KENNETH BROWN-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence 1; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Library Club 3,4,5 ; Sr. Honor Society 4,5; Boys ' State 4; Library Club Presi¬ dent 5. JESSEE ROBERT BROWNING-Tip Top, Va. 1st. Art Award 5; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Football 5. MARY ANN BUCHANAN-Tazewell, Va. TOM EDWARD CHILDRESS-North Tazewell, Va. D.E. 4,5. DAVID HAROLD CHRISTIAN-Cedar Bluff, Va. Science 1; Basketball 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Projector 5; D.O. 5. HERBERT GLEN CLIFTON-Tazewell, Va. BRENDA CAROLYN COLLIER-Bastian, Va. Science 1; Perfect Attendance 2,4; Class Spelling Bee 3,4; Science Fair 3; Quill and Scroll 4; F.H.A. 5. JUDITH GERALDINE CROUSE-Bandy, Va. Science 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Bus Patrol 3. SIDNEY ALLEN CROUSE-Bandy, Va. K.V.G. 3. DONALD ADDISON DAVIS-Burkes Garden, Va. EDGAR McAUTHUR DAVIS-Tazewell, Va. Science 1,2; Football 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2; K.V.G. 2,3; D.O. 4,5; Bus Dri¬ ver 4,5; D.O. Treasurer 4; D.O. Vice-President. KIRK DOUGLAS DAVIS-Burkes Garden, Va. F.F.A. 1, 3,4,5; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4. 125 SENIOR STATISTICS KENNETH JEFFREY DEAN-Cedar Bluff, Va. K.V.G. 1,2,3; Projector Club 1,2; Football 1,2; May Day 2,3. DANNY GLENN DESKINS-Bandy, Va. Science Club Vice-President 1; D.E. 4,5; K.V.G. 4. BETTY JO DLAL-North Tazewell, Va. Perfect Attend¬ ance 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Typing Certificate 3,4; Library Club 3,4; President Library Club 4. RUTH ANN DILLON-North Tazewell, Va. Typing Cer¬ tificate 3,4; Library Club 3,4. RONALD WAYNE DEXON-North Tazewell, Va. Home¬ room President 1,2; Secretary Homeroom 3; Vice-Pres¬ ident Homeroom 4; Treasurer Homeroom 5; Football 3,4,5; Track 3,4,5; Basketball 5. VIRGINIA FAYE DUNAWAY-Amonate, Va. Junior Music 1; Science 1; Biology 1; Library 2,4,5; S.C.A. 4,5; Tal¬ ent Show 1,2,4; May Day 1; Christmas Pageant 2,4; Eas¬ ter Pageant 2,4; Annual Staff 5. KERMIT ALLEN DYE-Tazewell, Va. Class Vice Pres¬ ident 1; Science 1; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,4; Monogram 2,3,4,5; All-Southwest Dis¬ trict First and Second Team 4,5; Honorable Mention All-State 4. PASTY SUE DYE-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Y-Teens 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3,5; Library 4,5. NANNIE PEARL ELSWICK-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Spelling Bee Winner 1,3; Typing Award 3; Y-Teen 2,3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 4; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Sr. Honor Society 4,5. WILLIAM ALBERT FOX-Taz e we 11, Va. Science 1; Treasurer Science 1; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Monogram 3,4, 5; S.C.A. 2,3; Monogram Vice-President 4; Class Vice- President 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA LOU GILLISPIE-Horsepen, Va. Pep 1; Sci¬ ence 1; Homeroom Secretary 3; Thespians 4; Class Play 4; Talent Show 4. KATHERINE FRANCES GOSS-Tazewell, Va. Secretary Science Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Pep 1,2,3,4,5; Best Freshman; May Princess 2; S.C.A. 2; Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 4,5; Homeroom President 4. LARRY GRINDSTAFF-North Tazewell, Va. Band 1,2. DALE ROLAND HALL-North Tazewell, Va. Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Football 3; Track 2,3; Science 1. ROBERT JACKSON HALL-North Tazewell, Va. Home¬ room Vice-President 1; Science 1; Class Secretary 5; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Pep 3; Track 1,2,3,5; Monogram 3,4,5; Sr. Honor 4,5; Homeroom Vice-President 5; Football 1,2; Football Manager 3; Baseball 5; Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 . LUCILLE VIRGINIA HANKINS-North T az e we 11, Va. Science 1. CAROL SUE HARMAN-Tazewell, Va. Library Club 3,4, 5; Science 1. MOLLY JEAN HAWKINS-T az e we 11, Va. Homeroom President 1; Pep 1,2,3,4,5; Science 1; Homeroom Sec¬ retary 2,3; Talent Show 3; Majorette 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. JANIE ESTRIDGE HAYES-Cedar Bluff, Va. Science 1; S.C.A. 1,3,4; Pep 2,3,5; Class Play 4; Class Play 5; Christmas Pageant 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4,5; Annual Staff Business Manager 5; Thespians 4,5; Homeroom President 1,3; One-act play 5; Secretary Pep Club 3; May Day, 1,2. NELDA FRANCES HENEGAR-Bishop, Va. Science 1; May Day 1,2,3,4,5; F.T.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Basket¬ ball Tournaments 1,2,3,4,5. ZELLAH CHEWEKETHA HENRY-North Tazewell, Va. May Day 1; Talent Show 1,2,4; Glee Club 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Sec. F.H.A. 3; S.C.A. 3; F.H.A. 4; Parliamentarian F.H.A. 5. LINDA HURLEY-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Home¬ room Pres. 1,3; Homeroom Treas. 4; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Alternate Majorette 3; Majorette 4,5; Y-Teens 4; Pep 4; Library 3; Honor Code 1,2,3; Talent Show 3,4,5; F. H. A. 5; S.C.A. 5; Homecoming Attendant 5. BETTY DELORES JENNINGS-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Perfect Attendance 3; Program Chariman D.O. 4; Sec. I. C.T. 5; I.C.T. 5; I.C.T. Scrapbook Chairman 5. DURWARD DOUGLAS JESSEE-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; National Honor Society 4,5. CHARLES CECIL JOHNSON-North Tazewell, Va. HELEN OPAL JONES-Horsepin, Va. Science 1; Class Play 4; Talent Show 4. JANICE BENNETT KEENE-Bluefield, Va. Science 1; Talent Show 1; Spelling Bee 3; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Christ¬ mas Pageant 4; F.B.L.A. 5. VELMA LEE KIDD-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Talent Showl; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Christmas Pageant 4; F.B.L.A. 5. HENRY ADOLPHUS KISER-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 5; Science Pro¬ jects 4; Most Talented Art Student 4. VIRGINIA ANN KOUCHINSKY-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; National Jr. Honor Society 2; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Pep 5; Homeroom Sec. 4; Talent Show 1,2,3,4,5. LARRY MILTON LAMBERT-Tazewell, Va. Jr. Honor 2; Football 4; Monogram 4. DORIS ANNE LANDRETH-Bishop, Va. Science 1; Band 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4,5; Y-Teen Program Chairman 4, 5; Y-Teen Delegate to Conference in Roanoke 3; Y- Teen Delegate to Summer Conference at Winston-Salem 4; Y-Teen Delegate to Virginia-Carolina Conference at Winston-Salem, N.C.; F.T.A. 3,4,5; F.T.A. Pres. 4; F.H.A. 3,4,5; Sec. Mt. Empire Federation of F.H.A. 3; Parliamentarian F.H.A. 4; State Officer Candidate of F.H.A. for state of Va.; Treas. of Mt. Empire Federa¬ tion of F.H.A.; Pres. F.H.A. 5; Treas. of Glee Club 5. LARRY WILBURN LAXTON-Amonate, Va. JACKIE JOE LEE-Bandy, Va. Science 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Homeroom Pres. 1,4; Track 2,3. BETTY LEE LEFFEL-T az e we 11, Va. Science 1; Y- Teens 3; Pep 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Talent Show 2,3; May Princess 2; May Day 1,3; Homeroom Vice- Pres. 2,4; Annual Staff 5; 2nd. place I Speak for De¬ mocracy 4; Science Fair 3; Ring Marshal 5; Gradua¬ tion Usher 4; Class Play Usher 4,5; F.T.A. 4. 126 SENIOR STATISTICS LINDA SUE MAY-Tazewell, Va. F.H.A. 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Library Club Vice-President 3; S.C.A. 2; National Honor Society 4,5. DAVID DANIEL McREYNOLDS- North Tazewell, Va. LAUVONDA MEADE-North Tazewell, Va. Talent Show 1,3,4; Junior Play 4; Senior Play 5; First Runner-Up Miss Tazewell County 4; Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Li¬ brary Club 3,4; Vice-President Library Club 3; Pres¬ ident Library Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Pep Club 2,3; Sci¬ ence 1; Band 2,3; May Day 1; Thespians 4,5; Class Tournaments 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Spelling Bee 3; Honor Code 1,2,3,4,5. CURTIS LUTHER MELVIN-North Tazewell, Va. Eighth Grade Science Club 1; 4-H 2; K.V.G. 4,5. FRANKIE MELVIN-Ti . Top, Va, Science Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Pep Club 4; Thespians 4,5; Talent Show 4,5; Assistant Drum Major 4; Drum Major 5; K.V.G. 2,3; President of Band 4. ROGER MONK-Amonate, Va. Science Club 1; Pep Club 1; Football 1,2; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Homeroom Secretary 4; Track 3. TOM MUSTARD-Tazewell, Va. Class President 1; Homeroom President 1; Best Eighth Grader, Treasurer of S.C.A. 2; Secretary of S.C.A. 3; Vice-President of S.C.A. 4; President S.C.A. 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Thespians 4,5; National Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Sr. Honor Society 4,5; Best Ninth Grader; Best Tenth Grader; Football 3,4,5; Basketball 3,4,5; Track 4,5; Vice-Pres¬ ident Quill Scroll; President Quill Scroll; Led dis¬ cussion group at S.C.A. State Convention; Attended S. C.A. Summer Workshop; Selected to attend American Legion Boys ' State; First Prize winner in American Legion Oratorical Contest; Class Play 4,5; Served as M.C. for Junior Talent Show, Named to All-Tazewell County Football Team; Named to All-Area Football Team; All Southwest District Football Team; Attended State One-Act Play Festival in Charlottesville. NORMAN DANIEL MYERS-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Projector 1,2,3,4; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Captain 4; Science Projects Club 3; Second place winner in T.H.S. Science Fair; Glee Club 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Honor Code 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 . PHIL MYRES-Cedar Bluff, Va. KENNETH NECESSARY-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; 4-H 1,2,3,4,5; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Homeroom President 4. DANIEL ERVIN NUNLEY-H o r s ep e n, Va. Science 1. BARBARA JEAN PENNINGTON-Bandy, Virginia. CAROLYN RUTH POWERS-Bandy, Va. Science 1; Per¬ fect Attendance Award 1,4; Y-Teens 5. BIDDIE LEE PUCKETT-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Y- Teens 3; Library Club 5; S.C.A. 2; Class Sec. 1; Home¬ room Sec.-Treas. 4. WILLIAM DANIEL RATCLIFF-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Projector 2,3,5; Jr. Honor Society 3; Sr. Honor Society 5; Glee Club 2. FRANCES IRENE REMINES-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence 1. MARY ANNE RHUDY-Tazewell, Va. CHARLOTTE JANE RIDDLE-North Tazewell, Va. Homeroom Treasurer 1; Science 1; May Day 1,2,3; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Jr. Honor Sec. 3; F.H.A. 2; Talent Show 2,3,4; Pep 2,3,4,5; Class Sec. 3,4,5; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play Assistant Director 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Girls ' State 4. ROY CARLOS RILEY-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5. LAKIE MARIE ROOP-Bandy, Va. Science 1; Vice 1 Pres. Homeroom 1; Jr. Honor Society 2; Vice-Pres. Class 3; Pep 4,5; May Princess 4; Y-Teens 3,4,5; Y-Teen Pres. 5; Homecoming Attendant 5. BETTY JEAN RUMLEY-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; F.B. L.A. 1,2,4; Y-Teens 3. DAVID LEE RYE-North Tazewell, Va. Science l;Thes- pians 4,5; Thespian Pres. 4; Monogram 3,4,5; Jr. Honor Society 3. MARY JANE SALYERS-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Honor Code 1,2,3,4,5; Honor Society 4,5; Year Book Co-editor 4; Year Book Editor 5; Most Likely To Suc¬ ceed 5; Talent Show 1,3; Art Exhibit 4; Annual Staff 4,5. WILLIAM DOUGLAS SHAWVER-Bastian, Va. ROBERT CROCKETT SHEETS-Tazewell, Va. Science 1,2; Projector 2; Library Club 3,4,5. JAMES CURTIS SHRADER-Bandy, Va. Class Spelling Bee Winner 3. SANDRA KAREN SHRADER-North Tazewell, Va. JUDY SILCOX-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Talent Show 1,4; Class Treas. 2; Library Club Sec. 2; Jr. Hon¬ or Society 2; Band 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Sr. Honor Society 4,5; Y-Teens 4,5. SHIRLEY JEAN SLUSS-North Tazewell, Va. Pep 2; Sci¬ ence 1; Talent Show 1; Homeroom Program Chairman 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Homeroom Sec. 2; Glee Club 2; Y- Teens 3,4,5; Y-Teen Pres. 4; F.H.A. Sec. 4; Thespians 4,5; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Treas. Mid-winter Y-Teen Con¬ ference 5; Honor Code, 1,2,3,4,5; Girls State 5; Secre¬ tary of Homeroom 5; 1-Act Play 5; Annual Staff 4; Y- Teen Summer Conference 4. GENEVA ROBINS SMITH-North Tazewell, Va. Quill Scroll 4,5; Secretary 4; President 5; Treasurer of Y- Teens 4,5; Bulldog Staff 4,5; Jr. Honor Society 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4; Talent Show 3; Science Club 1. SHIRLEY FRANCES SNIDER-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence 1; Vice-President Homeroom 1, Jr. Honor Society 2,3; Vice-President 2; President 3; President of Home¬ room 2; F.H.A. 2; Sophomore Class President 3, Sec¬ retary Homeroom 3; S.C.A. 3,4,5; State Convention 3; S.C.A. Clinch Vally District President 4; Girls State 4; Parliamentarian S.C.A. 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Class Play 4,5; One Act-Play 5; Thespians 4,5; Class Tourna¬ ments 3,4,5; Honor Code 1,2,3,4,5; May Day 1,2,3; Grad¬ uation Assembly Acolyte 4. BILLY LEE STEVENSON-Tazewell, Va. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Science 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Class 3. 127 SENIOR STATISTICS JUDITH GAIL STOWERS-Tazewell, Va. Varsity Cheer¬ leader 1,3; Beta Club 1,3; Monogram Club 2,3; Year- bookStaff 3; 4-H 1,2,3; President 3; Class Tournaments 1,3; Y-Teens 4; Library Club 4; Co-Editor School Paper 1 . BILLY ROSCOE SUTHERLAND-Bandy, Va. Science 1; Football 2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; National Jr. Honor Society 2,3; President 2; Most Outstanding 4,5; Best Personality 5; Homecoming King 5; Monogram 3,4,5; National Honor Society 4,5; Treasurer 4; Class Presi¬ dent 4,5. AARON RUSS TAYLOR, JR.-Tazewell, Va. MARIE SUE TAYLOR-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; F.H.A. 3; Junior Play 4; Y-Teens 4; Library 3. MATTIE LEONA THOMAS-North Tazewell, Va. Sci¬ ence 1; S.C.A. 3. VIRGINIA MAE THOMPSON-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Y-Teens 4; Library 5; Best Eighth Grader; Honor Code 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . SHIRLEY JEAN TURNER-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Treasurer of Homeroom 3; S.C.A. 4. ANNA LEE VANDYKE-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Pep 4. DON RAY VANDYKE-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Vice-President Homeroom 1; Vice-President Home¬ room 2; Monogram 3,4,5; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Homeroom President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3; Presi¬ dent Homeroom 4,5; Class Vice-President. BOBBY JOE WADDELL-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; D.E. 4,5; Band. LILLIAN BERTHA WALDRON-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; President Homeroom 1; F.H.A.; Glee Club 3; Quill Scroll Treasurer 5; Y-Teens 5. DWIGHT HAMPTON WEAVER-North Tazewell, Va. National Jr. Honor Society 2; National Honor Society 4.5. JOE HOWARD WHITE-Burkes Garden, Va. F.F.A. 1; 4-H 1; Christmas Play 1; F.F.A. 2,3; Basketball 2; May Day 2; Baseball 2; K.V.G. 4,5. JUDITH ANN WHITT-Bishop, Va. Science 1; Y-Teen 3.4.5. LARRY DEAN WHITT-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1; K.V.G. 3,4,5. BETTY AGNES WILSON-Tazewell, Va. Christmas Pag¬ eant 2; May Day 3; Y-Teens 4; F.H.A. 4. JERRY LEE WILSON-Burkes Garden, Va. Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; S.C.A. 5; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4,5; Christmas Pag¬ eant 3; Stage Craft 4; Class Tournaments 3. JAMES ENNIS WILLIAMS-B1 ue f ie 1 d, Va. Science 1; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; K.V. G. 1,4; Projector 2,3,4; Monogram 4,5; Class Tourna¬ ments 2,3,4; Pep President 5; Honorable Mention All Area Football team. EDITH STELLA WHITT-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Jr. Honor Society 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; National Honor 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Quill Scroll 4; Bulldog Staff 4. TOMMY LESTER WHITT-Tazewell, Va. Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Christmas Pageant 2; Stagecraft 3; Class Tourna¬ ments 1; Track 2. LINDA WHITTAKER WOOD-North Tazewell, Va. Pep Club 2; D.O. 5. JANICE PAULINE WRIGHT-Tazewell, Va. Science 1; Glee Club 1,2; Y-Teen 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 3. VIRGINIA LEE WRIGHT-North Tazewell, Va. Science 1 . 128 Sw ? w WSucu c|fyuAou jft. d’a yByL y fj , p ' J Ww, � O v yf tAie ' hO ' 4a4 0 nxrrtAcu siAjtswcu. fcdumxA, SaJtorft Cii|t -r tf -v; QjtU. pj £ y r J ' £ tfioATlM TTI c ' fSa ncr JU ? We will recall the magic of those fun-filled times when the gang met after school to go to the drugstore for a coke and a quick snack; then headed for the ball field. We always had fun at those sessions of band and football practice. We remembered at the last minute the things that we had to have before the parade or game. Last-minute rush was us. We had to call the cleaners for our band or cheerleader uniforms. It seemed as if time flew; but, we made it by hook or crook. Weekends were a relief after those hit-the book weekdays. It was a joy to forget literature themes, pop tests, history reports, and lab ex¬ periments. We could not wait to go bowling or to the movies. We liked to stop at Johnson’s, Joe ' s, or Glenn ' s afterwards. It is a joy and an agony for a girl to pick out that special dress for school dances and the Prom. The stores in our area provided a wide selection of gowns that would please any girl. The grocery stores and supermarkets were scenes of many and varied purchases. We dashed in to pick up items which would adorn a banquet table, turn up at a barbecue, or be served as refreshments at a sock- hop . When spring came, our local stores were overrun by students buying things for the Junior-Senior Prom. Everything from glue and thumbtacks to wire and crepe-paper was collected by the busy juniors and seniors. We are sincerely grateful to you--the wonderful stores and advertisers who have made this—a year to be remembered. ' %8SA CARDINAL BOWLING CENTER NORTH TAZEWELL, VA. 12 BRUNSWICK LANES 4 BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TABLES SNACK BAR AIR CONDITIONING TAZEWELL NATIONAL BANK Member F. D. I. C. Phone 988-413 Main Street Virginia Tazewell AIMS RADIO-TV SERVICE KERSEY MANUFACTURING Don McKinney COMPANY, INC. Owner -Operator Box 151 Vinton St.-Tazewell Ave. Bluefield, Virginia Tazewell, Va. 982-1196 Phone FA-6-1121 BO-KAY FLORIST 176 Maine St. Compliments of Tazewell, Virgini a TAZEWELL FARM BUREAU, INC. Our Aim is to Please Special Discount to Schools, Church and Civil Organizations Tazewell, Virginia POCAHONTAS FUEL STORES Operated By Pocahontas Fuel Company Division of Consolidation Coal Co. The Best Place to Shop After All Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands of Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices VAN’S RADIO AND TV CLINCH VALLEY NEWS Since 1845 Zenith, Philco, Weber Publishers--Printers Hoover, and Sunbeam Office Supplies Phone 982-1149 and Main Street Office Furniture Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia WALKERS HERFF JONES COMPANY Sales Service Official Jewelers For Economical Transportation to CHEVROLET-BUICK-OLDSMOBILE Standard Oil Products Tazewell High School Kelvinator Electrical Appliances Stamper Glenn, Rep. Phone 98-4101 Tazewell, Virginia JEFF WARD’S LESTER’S FLOWERS Phone 982-6115 Exclusive but not Expensive Phone 982-1105 Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia FEDERATED STORES The Best Buys in Town C. T. PERRY SONS All Kinds Main Street of Dry Goods Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia Phone 98211181 J. A. GREEVER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE SAYER BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE Funeral Directors Dry Goods and Notions Peters Shoes Established in 1889 For the Entire Family Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia Best Wishes Compliments of THE RICHLANDS COX WHITE NATIONAL BANK Tazewell, Virginia Richlands, Virginia Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. n) Ov H N Shoes wan oUyke GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER Richlands, Virginia DEPARTMENT STORE 1554 Front Store Richlands, Va. TAZEWELL COOPERATIVE, INC. P.O. Box 278 North Tazewell, Virginia Purina Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer Farm Supplies JIM THOMPSON, INC. Dodge Tazewell, Virginia GENERAL TV SALES Hotel Bldg. Compliments of HOTEL TAZEWELL Tazewell, Virginia SHAMROCK GRILL Tazewell, Virginia BLUE GRASS SUPPLY CO. INC. John Deere Agricultural and Industrial Equipment Sales Services Tazewell, Virginia 988-5165 MOORE FARM SUPPLY North Tazewell, Virginia General Farm Supplies Feed, Seed, Fertilizer JACKSON ' S DRUG STORE Main Street Tazewell, Virginia Compliments of THE ECONOMY STORES Richlands, Virginia Compliments of BARNETTE, INC. Compliments of CLINCH VALLEY PHARMACY JOHNSON ' S DRIVE - North Tazewell, Virginia Compliments of LARIMER ' S PACKING HOUSE Compliments of JUANITA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of CLINCH VALLEY LUMBER SUPPLY RIVERSIDE BLOCK SUPPLY CO. INC. Tazewell, Virginia Toys -Gifts -Dry Goods TAZEWELL FURNITURE APPLIANCE Tazewell, Virginia M.P. E.H. BALL FURNITURE and APPLIANCES North Tazewell, Virginia BLUEFIELD CASKET CO. Compliments of 1701 Virginia Ave. TOWN ' N TWEED SHOP Bluefield, West Virginia Bluefield, West Birginia Congratulations Seniors Gifts of Quality Hamilton, and Elgin Watches Castleton, Noritake and Royal Daulton Gorham Sterling Silver Tiffin and Fostoria Fine China POBST’S JEWELRY STORE Phone 982-7045 Tazewell, Virginia FARMERS BANK OF CLINCH VALLEY Member F. D. I. C. Your Friendly Bank Virginia Tazewell ACME Complete line of Groceries, Meats and Vegetables. Self -Service Low Prices Tazewell, Virginia WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE 33 years Thousands of Graduates in Excellent Positions W. Va. Business College to be enlarged Accrediated by National Association of Accredited Commercial School New Classes begin June 1963 531 Commerce St. Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-7819 Compliments of SERV-ALL, INC. 928 West State St. Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Institutional Wholesalers Compliments of DESKINS SUPER MARKET West Main Street Tazewell, Virginia Compliments of BILL’S MOTORS Richlands, Virginia Compliments of Bluefield, Virginia Compliments o Bluefield, Virginia TAZEWELL OIL COMPANY Tazewell, Virginia As our technology becomes more complex and new projects, such as shooting for the moon , become realities, more will be demanded to today ' s graduates -- more knowledge, more skills, more training and greater speciali¬ zation. An Invilo ' -Owntd Public UlilUf JONES’ THRIFT SHOP QUALITY CLEANERS Quality clothing for the entire family Phone 982-1105 Tazewell, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia WESTERN AUTO SLUSS BROTHERS ASSOCIATE STORE Packing House Home owned and operated Tazewell, Virginia D.C. Davenport Phone 982-3565 Tazewell, Virginia BRITTS RESTAURANT Compliments of Serving You Since 1932” BANK OF GRAHAM Phone 982-3509 Tazewell, Virginia Bluefield, Virginia HUGHES’ SELF-SERV GO TRAIL WAYS SHOE STORE Specialists in first class travel and charter service Tazewell, Virginia Call your Trailways Agent 327-817 Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of LEATHERWOOD DAIRY PRODUCTS THE THORNTON COMPANY Your Quality Store Bluefield, West Virginia Since 1898 Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY McCANN’S MOTORS Bluefield, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia GLEN’S Grocery, Drive In, Service Station Barbershop, and Auto Repair Make one stop do it all Bluefield-Tazewell Rd. Compliments of NEW METHOD LAUNDRY Bluefield, Virginia WARLICKS FISHER-TRENTON PHARMACY TAYLOR OPTICAL CO. A. P. SUPER MARKET POCAHONTAS FUEL STORES Operated By Pocahontas Fuel Company Division of Consolidation Coal Co. The Best Place to Shop After All Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands of Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices Compliments of DESKINS SUPERETTE West Main Street Tazewell, Virginia Congratulations Seniors ’’Gifts of Quality Hamilton, Wyler and Elgin Watches Castleton, Noritake and Haviland China Gorham Sterling Silver Tiffin and Fostoria Fine Crystal POBST’S JEWELRY STORE Phone 982-7045 Tazewell, Virginia BRITTS RESTAURANT Serving you Since 1932 Phone 982-3509 Tazewell, Virginia HUGHES’ SELF-SERV SHOE STORE We hope to keep your feet off the ground at any price. Tazewell, Virginia KILGORE MOTOR SALES Tazewell, Virginia Graduates, Continue Your Education by Enrolling in BLUEFIELD COLLEGE A Fully Accredited Junior College Near Your Home. Write For a Catalogue And Visit. BLUEFIELD MUSIC COMPANY BLUEFIELD OPTICAL Bluefield, West Virginia Bluefield, West Virginia BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY OSSIT CHURCH FURNITURE Building Headquarters 8 eight big plants 8 Bluefield, West Virginia Bluefield, Virginia BISHOP OPTICAL COMPANY Bluefield, West Virginia BRADLEYS Bluefield, West Virginia SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY Bluefield, West Virginia SEXTON QUALITY FOODS, INC. THE JEWEL BOX Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of COTTON’S DRIVE-INN LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of DR. MRS. B. L. SUSMAN REV. MRS. WILLIAM J. CARTER DR. H. R. LUTZ, D.D.S. DR. J. W. SHAWVER DR. WILLIAM A. COVER DR. MRS. STANTON MR. MRS. K. W. WILSON MR. MRS. T. E. GEORGE (also compliments of A Friend) ! I n I