Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1989 volume:

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Always ready with a cheery greeting, a Rind word, or an encouraging opinion, she has lifted our spirits on countless occasions. Her energetic pace feaves us amazed; we marvel at her stamina as we follow her up and down, around and about. We have found Mrs. Davis unfailingly approachable; never have we been afraid to ask for her assistance. Nor can we recall a negative response when time has been solicited toward any cause that the improvement of our school. To know.Mrs. Davis, however, is to know that her interest is not only in Tazewell High School but in each of us as individuals. Her concer fas imprinted itself in our fives in a manner that neither correction e nor white-out can erase. Although she is short of stature, the tallest of students looks up to Mrs. Davis for her high ideals. We have leamed from her that the highest standards of co are quite compatible with an undeniable enjoyment of life, for Mrs. Davis, in a word, is fun. As we look back through the years at the ways in which Tazewell High School has touched our fives and shaped our futures, we will surely remember that Mrs. Davis cheered us on. With our admiration, gratitude, and fove, The Peak Soff of 1988-89 and the Class of 1989 et | “T’ve Had the Time of My Life” “Don’t Be Cruel’ | Student Life p.4 )F aculty p. 8 “The Way We Were”’ “Tomorrow People” Memories p. 13 | Seniors p. 17 “One Step Up “We've Almost Made It” and Two Steps Back” Juniors p. 44 | Sophomores “Welcome to the Jungle’’ “One Moment In Time’”’ Freshmen p. 66 | Events and Awards p. 73 “One Thing Leads To Another” “Victory” Organizations pf. 90 | Sports p. 121 “You Better Shop Around” To The One I Love” Ads p. 149 | Parent Messages p. 144 | | | pea : | Vee tay yl We have identified sections of the 1989 annual by means of song titles, which remind us that “The Peak Rocks.” As the years go by, may we remember all the good vibrations of Tazewell High School. —— SS | — Q ) ae ] ge “T’VE HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE” DN ae = = ae Z pas 5 nm u 4 Social = p. B ¢ ° STUDENT LIFE THE SERIOUS ° Sd STUDENT LIFE THE SOCIAL O ¢ ¢ STUDENT LIFE THE SILLY os =ae ‘DON’T BE CRUEL” ADMINISTRATION Py Mr. Charles B. Beggs is principal of Tazewell High School. Mr. Beggs graduated from Matoaka High School and eamed his Bachelor's Degree from Concord College. He later attended Virginia Tech and obtained his Master's Degree. Before coming to Tazewell, Mr. Beggs taught math and social studies in several schools in West Virginia. He has also been an administrator at Richlands High School. Mr. Beggs’ feelings about Tazewell High are summed up by his familiar license plate: THS NO. 1 Mrs. Peggy Lawson is Tazewell High Schools secretary. A glance into the administrative office will quickly show that she is one of the schools fhardest-working individuals. Among her responsibilities are taking telephone calls, correspondence, and general record keeping. Mrs. Lawson always has a smile despite the everyday hassles of the office. Mrs. Iva Dean is assistant principal of Tazewell High School. She is a graduate of Big Creek High School and Concord College. Her Master's Degree was eamed from Radford. Mrs. Dean formerly taught English and math in West Virginia, Tennessee, and in other Virginia schools. Mrs. Dean is always ready to help teachers or students who have problems to be solved. She is an important asset to Tazewell High. Mrs. Mary Hayes is the accounts keeper for Tazewell High School The day-to-day operations of the school require careful accounting for various funds: book fees, club treasuries, picture money, and much more. Mrs. Hayes this year has moved out of the front office in order to pursue her job more efficiently, and many of us miss seeing her friendly face. Lou Billips Business Education Arlene Boothe Office Assistant Lynn Campbell Mathematics Steve Epperly Social Studies Rose Brewster Mathematics Tiff Kiser Mathematics Mary Ellen McGraw Business Education Gail Mitchem English Terri Mitchell English Journalism ) some Patricia McPherson Spanish Photojournalism Bob Moss Agriculture 11 Kay Stevenson Library Assistant a CUT 2 ON. S effi Sandra Warden Martha Webb Susan Whittaker Leesa Wood French English English English English “Tomorrow's test covers five units.” “Your twenty Then we remember the teacher who explained so journal entries are due Friday.” “I’m tuming in a detention _ patiently, the teacher who spent so many hours with us in slip on you.’ “That is your fourteenth zero this six after-school activities, and the one who always made us weeks.” “No, you may not go to your locker.”’ feel good about being fere. Most of all we recognize that Is this evidence of teacher cruelty, or what? Why, we because of their efforts, we have grown mentally and have wonder, can’t teachers be more easy going? Why are they feared things that will help us face the future. always pushing, demanding, and reprimanding? Do they So thanks, teachers, but PLEASE... “don’t be cruef!’”’ have to make life so difficult? BS 12 Lori Yost Social Studies Art work: Compliments of Richard Smith i ® Tops in ’89 — p. 15 Spirit of T.H.S. siecle p. 14 A ear In The Life — p. 16 Our Alma Mater dear. Our memories of Tazewell High School include not only faces and events, but also a special feeling that we might call the “Spirit of T.H.S.” Nowhere was this feeling more evident than in the lifelong support of Mr. Joe Brown Heldreth, whose spirit we here recall. In his memory we dedicate this page, which attempts to capture just a few of the many sources of Tazewell pride. T.H.S. 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 unto the hills, That shelter Tazewell High. They give us strength to love and serve That dear old school of mine. O Tazewell High, we love thee, For you we stand and sing our song of praise for afl to hear. We love thee, Tazewell High School, Your light forever shines. It shines to guide and keep me near That dear old school of mine. 14 Favorite Movie 1. Young Guns 2. Top Gun ay Dirty Dancing Favorite College 1. VA Tech Zee roll 3. Radford Favorite Actress . Demi Moore . Cybill Shepherd . Heather Locklear Le tO Favorite Car 1. Mustang GT . 89 Porsche . Lamborghini Countach Ye te IN Favorite T.V. Show il, ZANE 2. The Cosby Show 3. Miami Vice Favorite Class 1. Government 2. Lunch Study BD mAATL Favorite Pro Football Team a . Washington Redskins 2. Chicago Bears 3. Dallas Cowboys Favorite Hangout 1. Sam’s 2. Hardee’s 3. Mercer Mall Favorite Rock Group 1. Def Leppard 2. Guns-n-Roses 3. Poison Favorite Teacher . Mr. Hutchinson 2. Mr. Smith . Mg Rhudy ra Uo Favorite Pro Basketball Team 1. L.A. Lakers 2. Boston Celtics 3. Atlanta Hawks Favorite Food Favorite Song 1. Wild Thing 2. Pour Some Sugar On Me 3. Love Bites Favorite Actor 1. Tom Cnuse 2. Mel Gibson 3. Patrick Swayze Favorite Pro Baseball Team 1. L.A. Dodgers 2. Atlanta Braves 3. New York Mets Favorite Softdrink oT Pepper 2. Coca-Cola Classic 3. Sprite ) A YEAR IN THE LIFE THE NATION ! 1) Bush defeats Dukakis for presidency. Terrible earthquake hits Soviet Armenia. ) ; ey, four a Seas ae f ; 2) Drought hits United States. 2) Pan Am Flight 103 crashes in Lockerbie, Scotland due to a terrorist bombing. : d Pedal 7 tare Sgt, (Ee hie are 3) Discovery puts America hack into space. A I APY. 5 : - sent ok Ga Tite: % wo wnt trappe in Skan we are rescue y intematior OMS 4) Rares fires destroy national p Bo Iranian airfiner downed by U.S. warship. Sewage closes American pencrbe rage clos iG. ) 5) Eight year war ended by Iran and Iraq. | ; E : ; Bc padi g ee 5 a 2 6) Jimmy Swaggart confesses sins to TV viewers. ) Reagan and Gorbachev take steps in disarmament. Se ; ; 2 ny vs Gust : Andy and Fergie (royal parents) introduce new princess to the public 7) 25th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination remembered. Z AY A aI Lie epee Fs done 4 ° 8) Mike Tyson and Robin Givens are married and then divorced. 8) Summer Olympics are held in Seoul, South Korea. ; ; 2 et 9) Oprah Winfrey diets. 9) Hurricane Gilbert hits Jamaica. 10) Rock superstars perform world tour for Amnesty International. 10) Diver Greg Louganis wins two gold medals for the second time in the Summer Olympics. HOW MUCH? THE AREA || T.H.S. 1) Jack Reaser fills the seat of chairman on the board of supervisors, after sudden death of George Nuckolls. 1) New teachers of T.H.S. are Miss Yost and Miss 2) Bus wreck tests emergency systems in Tazewell. Wood. 3) Frank Cosby's contract is renewed by the Board of 2) Mrs. Dennison retires. Education. 3) Mr. Hatfield takes over Green T's. 4) Record temperatures fit Tazewell during the summer 4) The one-act play goes to state. months. 5) Police dogs find no drugs at T.H.S. 5) Dean Martin is named the new Tazewell County Rec- 6) Tazewell High hosts exchange student from reational Department director. Brazil, Chris Goncalves. 6) Tazewell Hospital opens new addition. The best and worst of 1988-89: The school year of SPORTS 88-89 brought happiness and tears throughout our —- ; 1) 1989 Superbowl — San Francisco 49ers world, nation, area, and school. The sports scene was 2) 1988 World Series — L.A. Dodgers busy and prices ranged from high to low. Aff in alf it 3) 1988 NBA Championship — L.A. Lakers 4) The West Virginia Mountaineers go to the Fiesta Bowl for the National Championship, but ose to Notre Dame. 5) Tazewell High Golf Team goes to state. was a year in the life to remember!! ‘ @ Tazewell 16 SENIORS ‘TOMORROW Cathy Brown, Secretary Valerie Brown, Treasurer Jeff Price, Vice President Bram Massie, President Class Colors: Purple and Silver Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Motto: “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” f= PEOPLE” CLASS OF 1989 Four years ago, the halls of T.H.S. seemed uninviting, and the faces we met there were often unknown. Now, as we tread these same halls, meeting the same faces, we are aware that the place seems like home, and many of the people as close as family. We leave Tazewell High School with a strange mixture of jubilation and regret. We celebrate our freedom from between these walls, but acknowledge that we will miss the experiences — the good times and the bad, the challenges and the victories, but especially the friendships — that these four years have allowed us. Our Senior year was fike most: an action-packed 180 days, some incredibly stressful and others just plain fun. Together we confronted the dual tasks of completing high school and preparing for life beyond it. There were S.A.T.’S and A.S.V.A.B.’s, mailboxes filled with college advertisements, visits to campuses, and — finally — there was the difficult choice that would help to determine our future paths. We go now in many directions: to colleges and universities, to the service of our country, to occupations, to homemaking. Confidently we embrace the future. We are “Tomorrow People.”’ Tazewell High School — Photo by Bram Massie 17 JOSEPH WAYNE ALTIZER PHILIP THOMAS ALTIZER os a ioe REBECCA MELINDA BALDWIN VANESSA JUNE BANDY YIN CHRISTINA TARAVEL BARNES JULIE ANNE BAUDER ANGELA MAE BEAVERS DYAN APRIL BICKLEY — 5 mT Vie. ee anh CYNTHIA LOUISE BROWN DAVID LEE BROWN ROBIN ELIZABETH BROWN ROBIN LYNNE BROWN 19 20 ARVIL BOBBY COXTON, JR. ANGELA DENISE CRABTREE ROBERT WILLIAM CROUSE JAMES BENNETT CRUEY GARY LEE DIXON m“ � « Bs THERESA ALICE DYE JEFFERY BRYANT EADS TIMOTHY WAYNE EDWARDS ANGELA FRENCH ANTHONY DEAN FRENCH rs a Nes vad 22 RANDY BENJAMIN HAGERMAN PENNY RENEE HAGY SHON JEFFREY HAGE REBECCA BEE HALE CINDY FAITH HALL . en Tas STEPHANIE LEIGH HORNE MARY ALICE JACKSON MELISSA ANN JOHNSON JENNIFER AYN JONES BETHANY ANN KARNES Vay 4 DAVID TEILMANN LARIMER te ee AS 24 TAD : ane JAMES PAUL LESTER JOHN ARON LINKOUS JOHN CHRISTOPHER LOCKHART THOMAS JEFFERY LOCKHART ; 4 oa KEVIN SHANE McCALL MARCELLA LYNN McCONNELL DIANNA KAY MCKINNEY sae ool . wi STEPHANIE DAWN MCKINNEY SANDRA LEA MEADE es 1° % SP THOMAS BRITTIAN MEADOWS JONATHON RUSSELL MEADWELL MELISSA ELAINE MELVIN io « JOHN DOUGLAS MUNCY SCOTT BENJAMIN NEWLON DONNIE CARSON NUNLEY TR eee PAMELA DANICE PARSONS HOWIE EDGAR PAYNE 9c 74 0) JOHN WESLEY PERRY WANDA IRENE PERRY GRETCHEN ANN PETERS JENNIFER KRISTINA PHILLIPS LISA ELAINE RIDDLE PPG ROT to aj BRIAN KEITH ROBERTS LILLIAN MARIE ROBINSON MICHAEL STEVEN ROSE KIMBERLY SUE RUDE ANGELA SUE SARGENT ve RONALD LEE SHEETS ROY PATRICK SHRADER LLOYD DENNIS SMITH — ; | a ane 4 og Ja. s ye r sage . a, 92 25 HAROLD EDWARD SPARKS STEVEN KEITH STINSON GARY LYNN STONE SHELA MARIE STREET JEFFERY WAYLON WILSON JESSIE GRATTON WIMMER MARISKA LYNN WITT TERESA ELAINE YATES BRUCE LEON YOST DENISE YOST 4] et) 3 iy sae 6861 10 SSVI) FHL 39 . JL NIOR SUPERLATIVES 7 i i sf Fomed ily if Pep EyYPY Lhd my saads i ii y? i 1? iy rH reryty oni Hay! f I Hi : rT BEST DRESSED BEST ALL AROUND Brad Laney, Marci McConnell Jeff Eads, Cathy Brown agente vate MOST TALENTED Tom Meadows, Valerie Brown MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Tom Williams, Cheryl Bunting MOST ATHLETIC Gary Dixon, Trenea Taylor 33 MOST POPULAR Howie Payne, Stephanie Nutter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eric Young, Lisa Riddle MOST COURTEOUS Jeff Price, Becky Baldwin, Yin Barnes BEST-LOOKING Steve Shawver, Tonya Lawson MOST STUDIOUS Daniel McPherson, Charlene Lawson MOST TALKATIVE Spanky Roberts, Julie Bauder MOST FLIRTATIOUS Mark Queen,Joanne Delegrande BEST PERSONALITY J. L. Rhudy, Kandy Kiser FRIENDLIEST ‘ Brad Browning, Winnie Shrader aw WITTIEST | Chris McCall, Angie Crabtree ij 1. BILLY ACORD: 5-2-71 French Club 1, 2, 3; DECA 4 2. NANCY ALLEY: 4-22-71 BETA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2; Interact 1, 2, 3; FHA 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 3. WAYNE ALTIZER: 4-11-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; FBLA 4; Golf 1, 2 — Lettered 4. PHILIP ALTIZER: 4-15-70 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; 2nd place Forensics — Poetry ae 5. CHRISSIE ANDERSON: 8-23-71 Interact 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Green T’s 2, 3, 4; Stage T.H. 1; BETA 3, 4; Creat. Writing 3, 4; Basketball 2; Forensics 1st place 1, 2; Reg. Choir 2, 3, 4; Gov. Magnate Sch. 2; Class Treas. 2 6. PAUL ANDERSON: 7-13-71 7. JEREMY AREY: 7-7-71 Interact 4; FHA 4; Stage T.H. 4; SADD 4; VA Episcopaf Sch.: Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Lacrosse 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; THS: Football 3 8. BRIAN ASBURY: 3-6-71 9. CATHY ASBURY: 1-11-71 Spanish Club 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Teens for Christ 3, 4; CORA 10. SHARON ASBURY: 9-1-71 FHA 4 11. BECKY BALDWIN: 8-1-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Stage T.H. 2, 3; 3rd place Forensic — Spelling; Most Courteous 12. TIM BANDY: 11-28-71 FHA 4; VICA 3, 4 13. V ANESSA BANDY: 3-31-71 FBUAS os 1 4 FAG 23 eCOr 4 14. YIN BARNES: 1-25-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; Latin Club 4; FBLA 4; SCA 1; Track es | 2 1, 2 — Lettered; Sweetheart 4 15. JULIE BAUDER: 1-17-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; Teens for Christ 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Green T 1, 2, 3; SASH 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Miss THS 3; Most Talkative 16. ANGIE BEAVERS: 11-28-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; FHA 4 17. HOBY BEAVERS: 4-12-70 DECAIS FFI A lez, 18. CONNIE BELCHER: 8-30-71 SCA 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3; FHA 2, 3 19. APRIL BICKLEY: 4-1-71 EBLA 1; VICAgIF 2,.5, 4 20. SCOTT BLANKENSHIP: 7-18-70 French Club 1, 2, 3; Interact 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; SCA 2; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; Academic Team 3, 4 21. THERESA BOYD: 1-29-70 Art 4; Interact 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 4; SADD 4 22. TONYA BOYD: 11-7-71 Band 1, 2 — Lettered; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2; Interact 3, 4; DECA 4 23. SABARAINA BREWER: 3-3-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage TH 2, 3; Green T 3, 4; BETA 3, 4 24. AMY BREWSTER: 2-25-70 SCA 1 25. ANTHONY BREWSTER: 10-23-69 SADD 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Green T 4; Spanish Club 1; FHA 3, 4, 5; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Football 1, 2, 3 — Lettered; Dist. Reg. Track 4 26. DAVID BREWSTER: 1-26-71 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Interact 4; Chess Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Academic Team Poy By OY Reg. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA Bowl 3, 4; Gov. Mag. Sch. 3; Clinch Valley Gov. Sch. 4 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 1. ROB BREWSTER: 2-26-71 FBLA 3, 4; SADD 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 — Lettered 2. CATHY BROWN: 6-3-71 Interact 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Stage TH 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; SADD 4; Green T 2, 3 43, SCA02; 18° T $3. 1221) s:4; Prom Comm. Chairman; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Class Sec. 4; Reg. Choir 1, 4 3. CYNDI BROWN: 7-26-71 Drama 1; Interact 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 4; Forensics — Drama — 3rd 4. LEE BROWN: 7-21-71 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Interact 1, 2, 3; Green T — 4 5. ROBIN E. BROWN: 5-25-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; BETA 3, 4; Pep Club 17,2; Green T’s-2; 3, 4; Track.1, 2, 3.— Lettered; Gov. Mag. Sch. 2 6. ROBIN L. BROWN: 12-4-71 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 4; Spanish Club 1; Basketball 1 7. VALERIE BROWN: 1-15-71 BETA 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3; SADD 4; Pep Clubt 23; Spanish Club 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Stage TH 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Most Talented; 18 T’s 3-12 T’s 4; Gov. Sch. Performing Arts 3; Homecoming 2; Best Actress — State Comp. 4; Forensics — poetry 1st 3, 4; Class Treas. 4; Reg. Choir 4 8. BRAD BROWNING: 4-26-71 Art 4; Interact 3, 4; Track 3; Garden HS: SCA 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; Class Sec. 1 9. CHERYL BUNTING: 1-19-71 Interact 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; SADD 4; SCA 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Most Sch. Spirited 4 10. MICHELLE BUTLER: 8-2-71 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2 11. DAVID CANADY: 11-11-70 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 12. SHANE CARPENTER: 12-25-70 Spanish Club 4; French Club 1; Interact 2, 3; SADD 4; Green T 2, 3, 4; 18 T’s 3-12 T’s 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Reg. Chorus 4 13. BEVERLY CASON: 1-1-71 Great Bridge HS: FCA 2; Students Against Suicide 2, 3; Delma Tri-Hi-Y 4; DECA 3; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2 14. BEVERLY CLIFTON: 4-12-71 BETA 4; Interact 3; FBLA 2, 4; FCA 3, 4; FHA 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — SWD 2nd Team, SWD Ist Team 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4 — Lettered, Dist. 2, 3, 4, State Meet 3; Volleyball 3, 4 — Lettered; Academic Team 2, 3 15. JUDY CLYBURN: 11-11-71 Teens for Christ 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; DECA 4; Green T 2, 3; SADD 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Basketball Pe 16. TIMMY COCHRAN: 4-3-70 Art 1; French Club 1 17. PATRICIA COKER: 2-4-70 Prench Giibel 232 COE 4; FBLAMI a 23 18. TRACY CONNER: 12-19-70 FBLA ‘1, 2; Spanish 1, 2; FCA 1; Green T 3, 4 — 12 T’s 4, Reg. 3, 4; Track 1 — Dist. 1 — Lettered 19. JEFF COX: 4-6-71 FBLA 1, 2; DECA 3, 4 20. ROBIN COX: 10-3-71 FBLA 3, 4; Band Flag Corps 1, 2, 3 — Lettered; Green T 2, All-Reg. 21. BOBBY COXTON: 12-24-71 22. ANGIE CRABTREE: 5-28-71 Spanish 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3; FHA 4 23. ROBBIE CROUSE: 1-27-71 cae French Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball Not Available 24. JAMES CRUEY: 3-23-69 FFA 4 6. 25. LISA CRUEY: 11-6-70 VICA 1, 2, 3, 4; Ist in Sewing (Dist.), 3; 1st for Display (Dist.); Gold Medal in Sewing (State), 3; 2nd in Sewing (Dist.), 2 26. CLIFF DALE: 4-8-71 FFA; Football; Track Picture Not Available 1. PATTY DAVIS: 11-27-70 FBLA. 1; 2,3, 4 2. ANTHONY DAWSON: 8-26-70 French Club 1; Interact 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; FHA 3, 4 3, JOE DEAN: 12-14-71 FFA 4; VICA 4. JOANNA DELGRANDE: 5-23-71 EBLAGI EZ OA literactyloe2 ot POA DIO EE ASS) 4; French Club 2, 3 5. CHARLIE DEY: 8-6-71 Marion H.S. — FCA 3; French Club 2, 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 4 — Lettered; Homecoming 4 6. GARY DIXON: 2-26-71 FHA 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 AlL-Dist., All-County, Reg. Hon. Men., Lettered; Track; Wrestling 3, 4 Sweetheart 2, 354: 7. LIBBY DONALDSON: 3-3-71 FHA 3, 4; FBLA 1; Teens for Christ 1, 2, 4; Astronomy 1, 2; French Club 1; Pep Club 2 8. MARTHA DUNCAN: 4-17-71 Spanish 1; Latin 4; FBLA 4 9. BOBBY DUNN: 3-23-70 French Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; FHA 4; Footbaff — Lettered 4; Wrestling — Lettered 4; Track 10. ANGIE DUTY: 9-9-71 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Interact 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; FHA 3; Teens for Christ 4; SADD 4; Volleyball 1, 2 11. THERESA DYE: 1-29-71 Spanish Club 3; DECA 4 12. TRACY DYE: 12-5-68 13. JEFF EADS: 7-18-71 BETA 3, 4; SCA 4; Stage TH 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Thespians 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Gov. Mag. School; Green T Acmp.; Homecoming 4; Best All Around 14. TIM EDWARDS: 11-8-70 15. STUART EVANS: 11-15-71 16. KEITH FARMER: 3-13-71 FFA 4; VICA I, 2 17. ANTHONY FIELDS: 4-29-70 18. JAMIE FIELDS: 6-5-71 19. BECKY FLANAGIN: 9-10-71 French Club 1; FBLA 1; VICA 3, 4 20. ANGELA FRENCH: 2-27-71 Bedford H.S., MA — French Club 2 21. ANTHONY FRENCH: 11-13-70 FFA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1 22. LISA GALLAGHER: 1-1-71 BETA 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 4; Spanish ik 23. NOAH GATES: 4-13-71 ligwaqarac Ib, 2, SH VILA Ip IECAN il, 2, 33, ab Spanish ily. ep 3; BETA 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Boys’ State 24. ANTHONY GILLISPIE: 10-13-70 25. CRIS GONCALVES: 6-29-70 Rotary. Exchange Student; Spanish 4; Interact 4; Vol leyball 4 — Lettered; Miss Congeniality; Sweetheart 4 26. SHANNON GRIFFITH: 3-5-71 Spanish 1, 2; FBLA 3; Interact 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Pep He 1. PAIGE HACKLER: 12-13-71 Interact 2; FBLA 3; Spanish 1, 2; FHA 4; BETA 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Girls’ State 2. SHERRY HAGER: 7-15-71 3. RANDY HAGERMAN: 6-10-70 4. PENNY HAGyY: 3-30-71 French Club 1, 2, 3; Interact 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; FBLA Lo 4 OAD D4 5. SHON HAGY: 1-31-70 Art 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4 — Lettered; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered 6. BECKY HALE: 4-22-71 7. CINDY HALL: 5-28-71 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Interact 1; FHA 1, 4; FBLA 1, 2; Thespians 1 8. TIMMY HANCOCK: 9-27-70 VICA 3, 4; DECA 4; Wrestling ao bettered lle (6. Award 3, Dist. 2nd 9. CARY HARWOOD: 1-26-71 BETA 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3 — Lettered; Football 3, 4 — Lettered; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Sweetheart 4 10. DAVID HASH: 9-11-70 FFA 3; DECA 2; Soccer 3 11. RONNIE HATFIELD: 10-10-70 Wrestling 3, 4 — Lettered, 4th X-mas Tournament 12. CARRIE HAYES: 12-15-71 Spanish Club 1; Green T 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4 — Lettered 13. BRIAN HIEATT: 11-11-70 14. SANDY HILL: 5-7-71 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2 15. BETH HINKLE: 10-7-71 FBLA 4; Interact 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; COE 4 16. MELANIE HOBACK: 2-11-71 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Latin 4; FBLA 2; Green T 2, 3, 4; Reg. Choir 17. SCOTT HOGE: 6-25-71 SADD 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 18. LIZ HORN: 6-8-71 Art Club 1; FHA 1 19. STEPHANIE HORNE: 12-30-71 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 3 20. MARY JACKSON: 3-27-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Art Club 4; Track.2,°3, 4 — Lettered —= All Dist. All Reg. 21. MELLISSA JOHNSON: 5-18-71 FBLA 1, 2, 4; COE 4; Pep Club 2 22. JENNIFER JONES: 2-12-71 S panish Club 1, 2; FCA 2; Interact 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; SADD 4; Pep Club 3; Volleyball 2, 3 23. THEODORE JONES: 6-21-71 EBLAT IEPA 3 64 24. BETHANY KARNES: 2-10-71 Spanish 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; DECA 4; Volleyball 1; Sweetheart 4 25. T. J. KEGLEY: 6-17-71 Spanish 1, 2, 3; SADD 4; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 4; Power Volleyball 4 26. KANDY KISER: 9-30-71 FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Green T 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3 — Lettered; Sweetheart 3; Home- coming 4; Best Personality 1. MARSHALL KISER: 12-30-69 FHA 4; FBLA 3, 4; Homecoming 2, 3, 4 2. BRAD LANEY: 5-25-71 FHA 4; FBLA 3, 4; Footbaff 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — Aff SWD Hon. Men.; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — 2nd SWD Dist.; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Power Volleyball 4; Sweetheart 2, 3, 4; Best Dressed 3. DAVEY LARIMER: 2-4-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 3, 4; FHA 3, 4 4. CHARLENE LAWSON: 5-11-71 Spanish 1, 2; FBLA 3; BETA 3, 4; SCA 4; Academic Comp.; Most Studious 5. MARVIN LAWSON: 10-28-68 VICA 3 6. TONYA LAWSON: 9-13-71 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; BETA 3, 4; Sweetheart 1; Homecoming 3, 4; Tennis 2 — Lettered; Volleyball 2 7. KEVIN LAXTON: 8-22-70 FFA 2, 4; VICA 3, 4 8. DAVID LEE: 7-27-71 Spanish 1; SCA 1; DECA 3; VICA 4; Baseball 3, 4 — Best Def. Player 1987; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — 4th place Skeens Tournament — 3rd place Chr’ burg Tournament 9. FRED LEFTWICH: 7-15-71 PEAR 10. JAMES LESTER: 1-5-71 11. JOHN LINKOUS: 1-29-71 FBLA 2; Art Club 4 12. JEFF LOCKHART: 10-20-69 13. JOHN LOCKHART: 6-30-70 FBLA 3; Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 14. REGINA LOONEY: 4-13-70 FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1 Picture Not Available 15. KENNY LOWE: 1-8-71 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — All-Reg. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2, 3; Wresfting 1 16. JODY MARRS: 5-18-71 17. BRAM MASSIE: 4-22-71 Senior Class Pres. 18. CHRIS MCCALL: 1-23-70 FHA 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4 — All Dist. — Aff Reg.; Wrestling 1, 2 19. KEVIN MCCALL: 8-30-70 French Club 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 3; Green T 4; 12 T’s 4 20. MARCI MCCONNELL: 4-25-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Spanish Chibs te 2; SADD 4; Pep Club 2; Freshman Class V.P.; Girls’ State; Homecoming 2, 3, 4; Best Dressed 21. DIANNA MCKINNEY: 8-3-71 DECA 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3 22. STEPHANIE MCKINNEY: 7-4-71 Spanish Club 2; FBLA 2 23. DANIEL MCPHERSON: 1-13-71 SCA Pres. 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — AllReg. hg Phy By, 6 Academic Team 2, 3, 4; BETA Bowl 2, 3, 4; Gov. Mag. School 3; Gov. Sch. for Arts 4; 1st Place St. Short Story; Bausch and Lomb Science Medal; Most Studious 24. BARRY MCREYNOLDS: 9-27-70 25. SANDY MEADE: 5-25-71 FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; SADD 4; FCA 4; Art Club 4; 26. TOM MEADOWS: 3-18-71 Stage TH 2, 3, 4; Green T 3, 4 — 18 T’s 3 — 12 T’s 4 _ AllReg. Chorus 3, 4 — All State 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Actor SWD 3; 1st Place Forensics 1, 2; THS Fine Arts Award 3 1. RUSSELL MEADWELL: 8-14-71 Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4; Green T 2, 3, 4 — AllReg. Choir 1 2. MISSY MELVIN: 6-29-71 FBLA 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 3. MICHAEL MILLER: 10-20-70 4. JILL MORRISON: 9-19-71 DECA 3, 4; Teens for Christ 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Band thy 22 5. JOHN MUNCY: 5-6-71 Teens for Christ 3, 4; Astronomy Club 1, 2 6. LARRY MURRAY: 7-2-71 FBLA 4; FHA 4; Basketball 4 7. REECE NEEL: 11-29-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; BETA 4 8. SCOTT NEWLON: 6-16-71 Interact 1, 3, 4; FHA 4; Stage TH 3, 4; FCA 4; Wrestling 1, 3; Tennis 4; Christ School-Investment Club 2; French Club 2; Drama Club 2; Wrestling 2; Soccer 2; Basketball 2; Lacrosse 2 9. DONNIE NUNLEY: 4-30-71 Art Club 4 10. STEPHANIE NUTTER: 9-18-71 FHA 4; FBLA 3; Spanish 1, 2; SADD 4; Green T 1, 2, 3, 4 — AllReg. Choir; Jr. Class Officer; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 11. PAM PARSONS: 12-8-71 Spanish Club 1; FBLA 4 12. HOWIE PAYNE: 12-18-71 FHA 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — Aff Dist. Hon. Men.; Goff 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — Af-Dist., ALL Reg.; Miss Puppy Chow 1987-88; Grand Marshall 4; Most Popular 13. RACHEL PEERY: 6-1-70 14. TERESA PEERY: 1-7-71 SCA 2; Interact 1; SADD 4; FBLA 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 15. WANDA PEERY: 1-16-71 FBLA 1, 2; FHA 4 16. WESLEY PEERY: 1-20-71 Wrestling 1; Homecoming 2, 3; Sweetheart 4 17. GRETCHEN PETERS: 3-31-71 Interact 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2; Spanish 1, 2; Stage TH 1, 2, 4; One Act Play Cast 2, 4; Musical 1, 2, 4; Forensics 1st — Prose; State Literary Booklet winner 18. JENNIFER PHILLIPS: 10-31-71 Spanish Club 1; Interact 3, 4; FBLA 4 19. JEFF PRICE: 4-16-71 BETA Club 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Tennis — 2nd Team All SWD Boys’ State Alt; Homecoming 4; Most Courteous 20. RAYMOND PUCKETT: 6-4-69 21. GWEN PUCKETT: 3-12-71 Spanish 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; BETA 3, 4; Pep Club 2 22. VICTORIA PUCKETT: 4-6-71 Astronomy 2; Pep Club 2; Teens for Christ 2; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; Green T 2, 3 23. MARK QUEEN: 2-23-70 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — Af SWD; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Class Pres.; Sweetheart 4; Most Flirtatious; Sweetheart 4 24. ANTHONY QUESENBERRY: 8-22-70 25. DAVID RADFORD: 4-11-71 West Craven High — Track 2; Bible Club 2; Hallsboro High — Science Club 1; BETA 4; SCA 4; Academic Team 3, 4 26. TROY RASNAKE: 9-23-71 1. SCOTT RASNICK: 4-21-71 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Track 2; Tennis 1 2. JOEY RATLIFF: 9-12-71 FHA 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — All!SwD — Aff County; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Sweetheart 3 3. J. L. RHUDY: 1-5-71 Spanish 1, 2; BETA 3, 4; Interact 2; Football 3, 4 — Lettered; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Boys’ State; Best Personality; King of Hearts 1989 4 4. LISA RIDDLE: 3-12-71 BETA 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Spanish 1, 2; Pep 1, 2; FCA 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; State Gov. School 4; DAR Citizenship 4; Sweetheart 2, 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed 5. GEORGE ROBBINS: 1-9-70 6. SPANKY ROBERTS: 10-28-71 FHA 4; Golf I, 3, 4 = Lettered SAI Dist 3,4 All Reg. 4 — Reg. 4 Medalist 3 — SWD Medalist 1988 Scott Robertson Memorial Tournament 5th place — VA State Golf Assoc. ST Tournament 3; Most Talkative 7. LILLIAN ROBINSON: 9-12-71 Spanish 1, 2, 3; FHA 4; FBLA 2, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Jr. Class Officer 8. MIKE ROSE: 5-3-70 9. KIMBERLY RUDE: 3-17-71 Band (Flag Corps) 1, 2 — Captain — Lettered; SCA 3; DECA 4; Interact 3, 4; Stage ANSE 3p IEBILAN. 3h Lady T4 10. MICHAEL SANDERS: 4-1-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; Baseball 2 11. ANGELA SARGENT: 4-27-71 FBLA 1, 2, 3; DECA 4 12. RICHARD SAWYERS: 10-9-71 13. MARK SEXTON: 3-15-71 Art Club 4 14. STEVE SHAWVER: 5-21-70 French 1, 2, 3; FBLA 4; DECA 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3 — Lettered; Wrestling 1, 2; Sweetheart 1; Homecoming 2, 3, 4; Best Looking 15. RONNIE SHEETS: 6-22-71 16. SAMUEL SHEETS: 7-26-70 Art Club 4 17. WINNIE SHRADER: 6-10-71 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; BETA 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Voice of Democracy Winner 11th; Academic Team 3; ST Pres. VA Assoc. FHA 4; Friendliest 18. PATRICK SHRADER: 2-9-71 Interact 1; Spanish 1; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage TH 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Team 4; Forensics Prepared Oratory — Dist. 3rd; Voice of Democracy Winner — Dist. 3rd 19. DOUG SMITH: 1-11-70 20. DENNIS SMITH: 6-8-71 Spanish Club 1, 2; FCA 2, 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Track — Lettered 21. LONNIE SMITH: 9-19-69 22. MICHELLE SMITH: 2-27-70 23. HAROLD SPARKS: 6-17-71 24. RICHARD SPIVEY: 7-23-71 Big Creek High Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2 25. KEITH STINSON: 8-12-71 Football 1, 2, 3 — Lettered; Track 1, 2; Baseball 1 26. GARY STONE: 7-25-71 Picture Not Available 24. 1. SHEILA STREET: 7-1-71 DECA 3, 4; FBLA 4 2. GAIL SUTHERLAND: 1-1-70 FBLA 1; FHA 1; VICA 3, 4 3. ROBERT W. TALBERT: 9-10-71 FFA 2; FBLA 3, 4; Community Service Award in Ag. 4. TRENEA TAYLOR: 12-13-70 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club; SCA 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Green T 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Track 2, 4; All Region Basketball Hon. Mention 5. LINK THOMPSON: 9-14-70 SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; SADD 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 4; Art 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — Lettered — State Track Meet 1, 2 6. MICHAEL VANHOOZIER: 4-7-70 Spanish Club 4; BETA 3, 4; 1987 Gov. Magnet School 3 7. PAIGE WEAVER: 4-11-71 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2 — Lettered, Majorette 8. KEVIN WHITE: 11-20-70 DECA 3, 4; FBLA 3; Football 1 9. TERESA WILLIAMS: 1-29-71 10. TOM WILLIAMS: 6-29-70 Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 — 2nd Dist. 2, 3; Tracks 2S 11. NANCI WILLIAMSON: 11-24-71 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Stage TH 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; All Reg. Band — Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2nd Poetry 12. JEFF WILSON: 11-19-70 Spanish Club 1, 2; Chess Club 1; FHA 4; Football 2, 3, 4 13. JESSIE WIMMER: 11-24-70 FFA 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 14. MARISKA WHITT: 4-21-71 FCA 1; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 All Reg. Hon. Mention, SWD 2, 3, 4 — 1st Team SWD 4 15. TERESA YATES: 6-19-71 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2 16. BRUCE YOST: 5-18-71 Basketball 2, 3, 4 — Lettered Hon. All District 17. DENISE YOST: 7-28-71 18. ROB YOST: 4-11-71 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage TH 2, 3; SADD 4; SCA 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4 — Lettered 19. AMY YOUNG: 12-12-71 Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 3; BETA 3, 4; Green T’s 4; FBLA 2 20. ERIC YOUNG: 7-19-71 Spanish Club 1, 3; Interact 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Latin 4; SCA 3; BETA 3, 4; Forensics Region 4 Extemp. Champ. 3; Boys’ State 3; BETA Bowl 2, 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed JUNIORS “WE'VE ALMOST eS =084) Ia MADE IT” ies CLASS OF 1990 What a sense of excitement there is in realizing that you have almost made it to the top! One more year! It hardly seems possible. As juniors you really eared to work together and become a unit, for you were confronted with endless fund-raising and prom- planning. A sense of teamwork gave you added pride in being the Class of 1990. You also felt that you were finally an important part of the school, as you took leadership in many clubs and played varsity sports for T.H.S. You even had your own parking fot, and could sometimes drive to school. Amy Brooks, President; Stanley Bowles, Vice President Beth Stallard, Secretary; Rene Hagy, Treasurer CLASS COLORS: RED and WHITE The junior year was also a time to get serious about the future, as CLASS FLOWER: WHITE CARNATION TIPPED RED you began to look at college choices and to take various tests CLASS MOTTO: “WE SHALL FOLLOW NO a FOOTSTEPS BUT MAKE OUOWN PATHS” recommended by guidance counselors. You could begin to envision the day when you would no longer be in high school. With pride you realized that ‘‘We’ve almost made it!”’ Prom Committee 1989 44 Tonie Amold Lester Brewer Glen Brooks 46 Lisa Brown Barry Bryant Sip hase sein aa isi Priscilla Combs Kenneth Cline Wes Comer Robbie Davis ry a Lamont Dennis Scott Denson Donna Dowdy Hie Lesa Dunford 48 Cindy French Jimmy Friedl Shawn Gibson Leon Guanzon Deena Guess Leslie Hagy Matt Hankins Billy Harman Tonia Harris Kathy Harwood Ruth Hash Steve Hash Ronda Hayes Joseph Hazelwood Robin Hellas Tonya McGuire Shawn McReynolds Rhonda Perdue Tom Phillips George Pilkins Penny Powers Melissa Remines Vickey Richardson Pam Roark 53 Becky Shrader Kris Simms Charlie Smith Robbie Smith Johnita Smith Mike Smith 54 Pam Smith Detra Snapp Alicia Stacy Susan Thompson Edna Tolosa Aaron Toney NOT PICTURED: Randall Asbury, Bemard Bandy, Billy Barrett, Kenneth Conner, Russell Cooper, Mark Ferguson, Charlie Hayes, Melissa Hazelwood, Chastity Kittle, Herman Matthews, Michelle Perdue, Benny Remines, David Steele, Michael Thomfill, John White. Michelle Youther Jojo Frith OPHOMORES “ONE STEP UP AND TWO STEPS BACK” CLASS OF 1991 The sophomore year is a real mixture of experiences. It does sometimes seem that you take one step forward and two steps back. You are no longer the most inexperienced group in school, you know your way around, and yet you still don’t get the respect of an upperclassman. You are not newcomers any more, but you still face two more long years of high school. You have a leamer’s or even a driver's ficense, but you rarely get to go out on your own. Your parents seem to think you are still a freshman. Don't be discouraged! You really have taken more steps forward CLASS COLORS: PINK and GREY than you realize. As Juniors next year you will suddenly feel that CLASS FLOWER: PINK ROSE time is flying and that it took no time at all to become an CLASS MOTTO: VENI, VIDI, VICI upperclassman. Wear your new class ting with well-deserved. pride, and continue to participate in all that Tazewell High School has to offer. You have taken a giant step forward. Shannon Susman, President; Kappi Aldridge, Vice President Jennifer Lough, Secretary; Zach Olinger, Treasurer eee at What's Going On? He 57 58 Bonnie Bowman Connie Bowman Cheri Anderson Todd Brewster Kelli Brooks i BW Paula Brooks Cindy Brown Markita Buchanan . : : ; ob Wfscog Eugenia Cline Karen Cole Emily Combs April Conley , a a Melissa Cregger Shannon Cromer ots. 60 Sof ('t j Stephanie Kegley if David Kimberfin 61 62 e th Johnny Lawson Matt Meade Regina Lawson Michelle Meadows Stephanie Monk . pe ase ; :_f ifa Mulkey S orrison Jennifer M William Monk eKr4 DIVISION 1A Nelson Sonia Sherri Neel Randy Mullins Danny Mullins Donald Osbome is O’ Qui Juda O’ Quin c er Jofn Nolley Zach O Melissa Nickels a Eric Powell Brandi Pauley Patton Nellie Powers Ricky Ursula Patterson Angie Patrick 63 64 Brandi Smith Steve Rose Dionne Simms Marie Rowe Trish Sizemore James Wright Teresa Wright Vernon Wright NOT PICTURED: Traci Absher, Sherie Armes, Beverly Corvin, James Fox, Alfred Harrington, Steven Mutter, George Perdue, Mark Robinson, Brenda Skeens, Ronald Taylor, John Wolfe. 65 FRESHMEN “WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE” Welcome, freshmen, to the jungle of T.H.S.! Well, maybe it isn’t exactly a jungle, but you do need to stay awake in order to survive. It’s an unwelcome adjustment to suddenly be the youngest group in the school, and to feel that everybody else looks down on you. You have adjusted, though, as you have made your way into our jungle. You fave feared your way around, figured out which teachers are really serious about tardies, and whom to talk to if you have a problem. You have also made yourselves an active part of this school. Mark Bezjak, President; Jamie Rasnick, Vice President Natalie Kames, Secretary; Slick Griffith, Treasurer CLASS COLORS: BLACK and SILVER Some of you have excelled in classwork, while others have become CLASS FLOWER: PINK ROSE active in sports and clubs. We challenge you to continue to conquer CLASS MOTTO: “TODAY’S DREAM IS eager ; T off Hiah FOMORRO WRT? jungle, for among you are tomorrow’s leaders of Tazew ig School. in, Look out, T.H.S., here we come! Brian Brown a; ene RT ENON Sheila Brewster a Po a Angela Craig Wes Davidson Jofinston Davis Stacy Davis Brian Dean P Rhoda Elmore Anita Elswick Melissa Fox Hunter Gillespie LIBRARY Robert Haff a Aste Tammy Meadows Ruth Ann Moore Shawn Murray a David Remines Melissa Roberts 70 Joy Ross Jason Sargent Penny Sargent Keith White i Rosie Wimmer Kimberly Yates NOT PICTURED: Bryan Billips, Bobby Boardwine, Carl Davis, John Davis, Sherry Godsey, Jody Hatfield, Randall Herald, Jared Marrs, Daniel Miller, Donald Mullins, Eric Shelton, Robin Smith, Deanna Workman, Roger Yearins Deacon Young 7k 72 In Memoriam ROBERT DALE MITCHELL 1972-1988 In Memoriam MATTHEW DENNIS NIPPER 1972-1988 223 HOMECOMING HANDS OF TIME” 1988 1988 Homecoming Queen Stephanie Nutter re SP. Kappi Aldridge SP. Jennifer Lough JR. Taffy Brewster Shannon Susman Chad Lough Stanley Bowles JR. Beth Stallard Rich McDonald AVS F Hee Be iy J f Nae SR. Cathy Brown SR. Kandy Kiser SR. Tonya Lawson Sr. Marci McConnell Charlie Dey Steve Shawver Jeff Eads Marshall Kiser 74 (he AT TV S. UE, 2 PEACE!!! iS: HT Ta Se CE) A Ee Coe ee eR oe ee cee ee 2 Oe MET EGE ee Ses Ce ES: : Don't cry Stephanie, BE HAPPY! On October 7th, Tazewell High School put the final touches on Homecoming with the crowning of Miss Stephanie Nutter as our Homecoming Queen. All week students decorated doors and floats in support of the theme, “Bulldog Pride Never Dies.” This year’s theme reminded us that win or lose Bulldog Pride is very much ALIVE! Teachers have pride, too! ’ Spanish Club, you LOOKED GOOD! Keeping spirits alive is hard work! 4 «5 FORENSICS “SAY IT AGAIN” On Thursday, January 26, 1989, the annual focal forensics meet was held at Tazewell High School, Many students competed in the categories of Prose, Po- etry, Spelling, Extemporaneous Speak- ing, Original Oratory, Humorous and Serious Dramatic Interpretation. The par- ticipants were all very talented and rep- resented the school well. The first place winners now advance to District Com- petition on Feb. 9, 1989. The 1989 Forensics team is already preparing to “SAY IT AGAIN” at District! RHASPUTHENRHACYN ROW 1: Jimmy Friedl, Pam Smith, Winnie Shrader, Jeremy Arey, Link Thompson, Jeff Eads, Patrick Shrader. ROW 2: Melissa Nickels, Mary Beth Carter, Melett Boothe, Emily Combs, Nanci Williamson, Susan Allison, David Kidd. ROW 3: Kim Home, Chrissie Anderson, Jessica Sparks, Angie Patrick, Valerie Brown, Robin Brown, Teresa Jennell, Wes Lester. ROW 4: Matt Hankins, Travis English, April Conley, Laura Holloway, Michelle Meadows, Spanky Roberts, Theresa Cordova, Kelli Bourne, Bryan Flynn. ROW 5: Beth Altizer, Sandra Meade, Robert Young, Timmesa Shrader, Michelle Afford, Scott Burress, Jennifer Crockett, Martha Duncan, Leo Hopkins. ROW 6: Scott Denson, Brian McGlothlin, Kevin Billips, Emest Penland, Matthew Boothe, Rick Patton, Robbie Yost, David Beavers, David Radford, Charlene Lawson, Felicia Winfrey. FIRST PLACE WINNERS SECOND and THIRD PLACE WINNERS ! = | as ay : | ; rs 3 | y 2. ROW 1: Jimmy Friedl! — Serious Dramatic, Pam Smith — Girls Oratory, Robert Young — ROW 1: Bryan Flynn, Jeremy Arey, David Beavers, Winnie Shrader, Nanci Williamson. Humorous Dramatic, Susan Whittaker — Forensic Advisor. ROW 2: Timmesa Sfrader — Girls ROW 2: David Radford, Rick Patton, Jennifer Crockett, Kelli Bourne. ROW 3: Charlene Extemporaneous, Jeff Eads — Boys Poetry, Matt Hankins — Spelling, Patrick Shrader — Boys — Lawson, Scott Denson, Chrissie Anderson, Melett Boothe, Kevin Billips. Oratory. Valerie Brown — Girls Poetry, Leo Hopkins — Boys Prose. NOT PICTURED: Eric Young — Boys Extemporaneous, Gretchen Peters — Girls Prose. es Poe “DAY BY DAY” FF, ae CAFFEINE and FOOD rush! Occasional fights fill our days. qf a4 We pep spirits daily. 7a aS The biology experience. And back our dogs nightly. Although these aren't momentous events at T.H.S., they are the day-to-day happenings which characterize life in our school. Guest speakers entertain us. The student affairs. véTe “ISN’T SHE LOVELY” MISS � . ne Miss T.H.S. — Beth Stallard On November 19, 1988, forty-six young ladies stood in awe as they nervously awaited the announcing of winners and of Miss T.H.S. 1988, Miss Beth Stallard. The Miss T.H.S. competition is sponsored annually by the Future Business Leaders of America. w LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Congeniality Cris Goncalves, Miss T.H.S. 1987 Julie Bauder, Miss T.H.S. 1988 Beth Stallard, 1st Runner-up Trenea Taylor, 2nd Runner-Up Rhonda Baldwin, 3rd Runner-Up Kandy Kiser, 4th Runner-Up Tonya Haris. = THE ONE-ACT s po ae PLAY IT’S A WILD WORLD” | “OTHE TEENAGE” The cast and crew of the one-act play took their production of Molly Bass’s “The Teenage’’ to state competition this year! The cast placed first in district and first in the region. The cast then traveled to the University of Virginia’s Culbreth Theatre. They performed in the state competition and came home with fourth place in the state of Virginia! The play was about teenage life and it was an out- standing job by the cast, crew, and director, Mrs. Whittaker. 1D) ST eCLO Tae ...... Mrs. Susan Whittaker MUON VOT Pepa e ee eee te og. se cases Valerie Brown | ogUI For, NS iS ES ote Moen Boxee Mee’ ‘ Tom Meadows ROSCae Ante AOE E. eee dec, SR ee Melett Boothe ETaHRLS Mee, atte my aceasta ces ieee ... Jimmy Friedl TCH eee ere pe ak: Re Pam Smith SN CICILY See Ae atte re eta tn era ee Chris Cromer ATU eae keene ean Nour _. Gretchen Peters TIAV iS Ra Ree Ree A nae eee _..Chris Brown Students 17ectol een RP AR Nanci Williamson Lights Pes te tse ehoscesleds Wee Robert Young Skot Brainerd SOLTIC GaRRME ee Ne oe Acs ene ee .... Kevin Linkous Holiday Pops Concert Features Green T’s “SING A SONG OF MERRY CHRISTMAS” Rn” ms Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire Peace and Joy On December 3, 1988, the Green T, and Lad: T Singers performed their Christmas Pops Concer It was a fuge success. Blue Christmas Nuttin’ for Christmas Santa Claus is back in town Jingle-Bell Rock EOE SEN EE” Pei, The Greatest Gift of All 80 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Santa’s back, babe! Carol of the Bells The band devotes many fours to practice and preparation for their per- formances. They also travel long distances in order to compete with other schools and receive well deserved awards. The students and the faculty of T.H.S. are proud of their many efforts and successes. This year the band received the following .. . George Wythe: Division 1 Superior Rating. Chifhowie: Division 1 Superior Rating, Sweepstakes trophy with $200.00, Drum Major — 1st, Majorettes — 1st, Flag Corps — 2nd, Percussion — 2nd. Sparta, NC: Division 1 Superior Rating, Band of the Day, Drum Major — Ist, Majorettes — Ist, Percussion — 1st, Hom Line — Ist, Flag Corps — es Pulaski: Division 1 Superior Rating, 2nd Place Band of the Day, $250.00, Best General Effect, Best Marching, Best Music, McDonalds’ Best in Class. Parade Awards: Drum Major — 1st, Majorettes — 1st, Flag Corps — 2nd, Band was named ““GRAND CHAMPIONS.” Field Awards: Drum Major — ‘1st, Feature Twirler — 1st, Flag Corps — 2nd, Percussion — 2nd. Forbush, N.C.: Division 2 Excellent Rating. WELCOME ae PEST Wa MARCHING BANDS The finale — 27 TROPHIES! The winning advantage — togetherness! “T LIKE TO BE IN AMERICA” The ‘Voice of Democracy’ contest is an annual competition in speech-making, spon- sored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. This year’s theme was “Preparing for America’s Future.’’ Orators were judged on their pres- entation and interpretation of the theme. The local school winner Patrick Shrader sent his recorded speech to the next higher level of competition, where he placed 2nd regionally in this nationwide patriotic contest. Boys’ and Girls’ State are programs de- signed to teach about Virginia government and issues. Delegates are chosen by teacher’s vote. Candidates must have B or A averages and demonstrate high qualities of character, leadership, and service. Boys who are se- fected spend a week in June at Lynchburg College, and the girls a week at Longwood College. BOYS’S AND Noah Gates, J. L. Rhudy, Eric Young et Row 1: Daniel McPherson, David Radford (3rd place), Patrick Shrader (1st place winner), Gretchen Peters, Pam Smith. Row 2: Ronnie Hatfield, Chrisssi Anderson, Davey Larimer, Cathy Brown, Wayne Altizer, Winnie Shrader, Robert Young, Tracy Conner. NOT PICTURED: Nanci Williamson (2nd place) GIRLS’ STATE 1! ; ‘ uD | : om p | ae Hl M0 roe en See SS = % Marci McConnell, Cathy Brown, Paige Hackler GOVERNORS’ SCHOOL Sy 4 = “SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD” AFFAIRS CONFERENCE ae i 1 ; r : ys Tae + F j i ge s y , ee P x Lisa Riddle, Valerie Brown, David Brewster, Daniel McPherson GOVERNORS’ Pam Smith, Eric Young The Govemors’ School for the Gifted and Talented is comprised of the most superior academic and talented students throughout the State of Virginia. The best and brightest candidates are selected to participate in a month-long enrichment program held at selected colleges in the state. The World Affairs Conference is a meeting of students chosen by their focal Rotary Club to discuss current affairs. Students are addressed by several dignitaries and controversial figures and are allowed to speak with the leaders on a one-to-one basis. The Governors’ Magnet School participants are chosen on the basis of superiority in the math and science areas. These students attend classes and participate in overnight excursions for three weeks. DIVISION ) AA 1988 oo ey, ne’ Theresa Cordova, Jimmy Friedl, Mary Beth Carter, Eric Melvin, Chris Brown, Matt Hankins, James Christian 83 Choral students audition for the All-Region Choir by singing prepared music for a team of judges. Those students selected spent a weekend at Marion leaming music with other students from the District. They are grouped into an SATB and an SSA choir. After two days of practicing, the choirs performed their concert for parents and friends. ROW 1: Chrissie Anderson, Melett Boothe, Tracy Conner, Stephanie Nutter, Valerie Brown, Cathy Brown, Beth Stallard, Teresa Peery. ROW 2: Kevin Linkous, Jimmy Friedl, Scott Kitts, Anthony Brewster, Bryan Flynn, Tom Meadows, Shane Carpenter, Barry Bryant. BAND AWARDS Band students audition for All-Regional Bands by playing scales and sight-reading for a panel of j es. Students were ae or 2 Junior Bands, a Concert Band, and a Sym- phonic Band. Junior All-Regionals were held at Powell Valley, with Concert and Symphonic at Abingdon. After a weekend of practice, each band presented a concert. o ; dal +s ¥ SEATED: SYMPHONIC BAND MEMBERS: Nanci Williamson, Kenny Lowe, Daniel McPherson, Tom Meado ws. STANDING: JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS: Anna Williamson, Chris Christian, Brenda Brewster, Melanie Moore. CONCERT BAND MEMBER: Timmesa Shrader. 84 SPECIAL PEOPLE - SPECIAL EVENTS “GETTING TO KNOW YOU” Tania Cristina Olivera de Goncalves spent the 1988-89 school year at T.H.S., many miles from her home in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, As a participant ina Club e program, ‘‘Cris’’ was the guest of four different families through the year. Upon arrival fere, she fad no experience with spoken English, but rapidly developed the ability to communicate. Early in her stay here, she explained that she fad always wanted to eam a new language, make friends, and see new places. Her stay in Tazewell fuffills this dream for her. — Cris’s outgoing personality and desire to feam _e?? JP” xd have gained her many friends among T.H.S. stu- @ eee —£ 43 dents and faculty. We have aff benefitted from this e, and we extend to Cris our best wishes as she returns to Brazil. “MOVIN’ ON” The start of this school year was marked by the sadness of saying goodbye to Mrs. Emmy K. Dennison, who retired at that time. Mrs. Den- nison, herself a graduate of T.H.S., had been a teacher here for many years. Most of us knew her as the goverment teacher whose pride in the U.S.A. was matched by her pride in our school. We saw her personal interest in Tazewell stu- dents as she posted near her door clippings con- ceming their accomplishments. She knew many of us, even though we had not yet been in her classes, and she never failed to give a cheerful ae as we passed by. From earlier seniors we ‘feared that Mrs. D’s class, and her friend- ship, were experiences to look forward to. We are disappointed to have missed being her students, but glad to have known her as the friendly lady in room 103. Mrs. Dennison continues to reside in Tazewell, and although we feel her absence at T.H.S., we wish her the best as she enjoys a well-deserved retirement. In November of 1988, our own bachelor bi- ology teacher Mr. “Bird Ed’’ Kinser reached the conclusion that nests were meant for two, and invited a young lady to share his. Despite his attempts to keep the big date a secret, T.H.S. students were on hand to appropriately decorate his car in time for the wedding. Mrs. Kinser shares her husband's interest in feathered creatures, and at (ast report the two lovebirds were cooing con- seein ed “FOR HE’S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW” Fe Artist Richard Smith Photographer Larry Hypes “No Birds Allowed on the Honeymoon’’ A big annual staff ‘thanks’ to these gentlemen who cheerfully gave of their time and skills to help make the 1989 Peak a success. 85 MISS PUPPY “DUDE LOOKS CHOW LIKE 1989 A LADY” The 1989 MISS PUPPY CHOW contest was held on January 6, 1989 in the T.H.S. auditorium. The contest consisted of casual wear, formal wear, and questions for the TOP 10. Around thirty male contestants participated for MISS PUPPY CHOW 1989. They were judged by Howie Payne, Winnie Shrader, Tom Goforth, Benny Tolley, and Emie Yost. The contest was sponsored by the Tazewell High FHA Club. MISS PUPPY CHOW 1989 MISS OPRAH WINFREY JOHN SINKFORD ANITA LOVIN’ MISS MERIKA MISS 5th AND MAIN ZACH OLINGER SHANNON SUSMAN LORRAINE MASTER OF CEREMONIES: RUSTY HATFIELD 4 —. ‘ - = hohe) Sp dee ea SMILE PURDY AND THE ENTERTAINMENT: PUSH!! LULU! WINNER IS... SCOMKILTS PUSH!! 86 On December 3, 1988, many girls from Tazewell High com- in the county-wide Snow Queen Pageant. Tazewell High was tepresented well when the school a number of winners to claim. The pageant was sponsored by the Band Boosters. bi SPSS SRA ER This year the seniors of Tazewell High participated in a Recta ten ts The voting was for the 1988 presidential election and On a cold and snowy December evening Tazewell Virginia’s general elections. residents and high school students watched and par- ticipated in the Christmas Parade. The Tazewell Coun- ty Vocational School also participated with a float 2 7 promoting holiday safety. In early December the student bod enjoyed an afternoon of volleyball, T girls’ volleyball team went up against the faculty team. It was truly an afternoon filled with fun, laughs, and enjoyment. We've got them now! Can we use both volleyballs? Is it ever coming down? 87 SWEETHEART COURT ’89 a i ail SS EC 1989 Sweetheart Queen Cris Goncalves | Freshman: Missy Roberts Sophomore: Jennifer Meade Sophomore: Renee Bowles Escort: Jeff Duty Escort: Bryant Garrett Escort: Danny Carr aye : , sl = Junior: Angie Collins Junior: Jenny Asbury Junior: Sandee Chapluk Escort: Glen Brooks Escort: Rick Ferris Escort: Freddie Howery 88 Senior: Trenea Taylor Escort: Mark Queen Senior: Yin Bames (ag ee, ee ee Senior: Cris Goncalves Escort: Cary Harwood Senior: Lisa Riddle Escort: Gary Dixon Senior: Bethany Kames Escort: Wesley Perry “ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER” ORGANIZATIONS “IF A PICTURE PAINTS ART CLUB A THOUSAND WORDS” 0 ee a it TH ' 313) 4 ae Frnt : “a. — : x 7 yaa ae PY um aah ny lst - eh gis ie Po) ar J � o% ROW 1: Freddie Howery, Brad Browning, Lynn Addair, Timmy Cochran, Sonia Nelson, Denise Yost, Mark Queen, Jason Jones. ROW 2: Emest Penland, John Sinkford, Liz Trujillo, Teresa Boyd, Sandy Meade, Mary Jackson, Donnie Nunley, Marty Correll, Bill Cecif, Michelle Afford, Anthony Dawson, Sammy Sheets, Susan Janney, Christa Etter, Nikki Griffith. , iaca bee HT = Si Me bites “YOU SHUFFLE, — I’LL DEAL” OFFICERS: Mr. Richard Smith — Sponsor, Timmy Cochran — President, Sonia Nelson — Vice President, Denise Yost — Treasurer, Link Thompson — Secretary (Not Pictured) WHO FRAMED RICHARD SMITH? 92 5 paphihopsee OFFICERS: Jeff Price, Treasurer; Cathy Brown, Vice-Pres.; Eric Young, President; Jeff Eads, Secretary; David Brewster, Publicity Comm. STANDING: Charlene Lawson, Tutoring Comm.; David Radford, Academic Team Comm.; Scott Blankenship, Membership Comm. “Women and Liberals to the rear.” The Beta Club is an organization that recognizes students who excel in Dinner, and provides a tutoring service for the students. This year Mr. scholarship, leadership, and service. The Beta Club offers three scholarships to Ed Kinser who has been a Beta Club sponsor for several years will be seniors: two Book Scholarships, and the $500 Mary Lewis Memorial Schol- leaving. He will be missed by all the Beta members and sponsors. arship. The Beta Club also sponsors The Beta Bowl, Intemational Tasting Ym Blankenship. ROW 2: Cyndi Brown, Paige Hackler, Sabaraina Brewer, Becky Baldwin, David Radford, Valerie Brown, Lisa Gallagher. ROW 3: Chrissi Anderson, Gwen Puckett, Penny Hagy, Tonya Lawson, Shannon Griffith, Michael Vanhoozier, Beverly Clifton, Noah Gates, J. L. Rhudy, Reece Neel, Daniel McPherson, Cary Harwood. st SENIOR MEMBERS: ROW 1: Charlene Lawson, Sherry Hager, Marci McConnell, Eric Young, Cathy Brown, Jeff Price, Jeff Eads, David Brewster, Winnie Sfrader, Lisa Riddle, Scott Y D Fr : F ee ... fi | : pe JUNIOR MEMBERS: ROW 1: Sandee Chapluk, Jenny Asbury, Matt Hankins, Eric Melvin, Stanley Bowles, Rene Hagy, Leslie Hagy, Amy Brooks, Kim Home. ROW 2: Thersa Cordova, Kathy Harwood, Christine Kinser, Sponsor, Ed Kinser, Sponsor, Terry Mullins, Sponsor, Mary Beth Carter, Rhonda Elmore. 93 Radford Region Secretary STANDING: ieee ae Cathy Asbury, Julie Bee Denise Yost. SEATED: Michelle Butler, Patricia Coker, Cyndi Brown, Vanessa Bandy, Pam Parsons, Mrs. Jean Walk — Sponsor, Beth Hinkle, Patti Davis, Sandy Hill, Missy Johnson, Sherry Hager. Angie Duty attended a summer leadership training conference at Longwood College and was elected Radford Region Secretary. The C.O.E. is proud to fave Angie representing T.H.S. aes “WORKIN’ FOR C.O.E. Cooperative Office Education allows students t apply and better their secretarial skills in office throughout Tazewell. C.O.E. students attend schoc half a day and report to work in such offices as th School Board, County Administration, Clinch Valle Community Action, Acme, A-Mart, Tazewell Higf Middle School and Elementary Schools, and variou others throughout Tazewell. Vanessa Bandy Tazewell High c OO cae | = OS 9 P(e heey 1 °e@ ee e@ A LIVIN’ ” DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica, more currently known as Marketing Ed- ucation in Virginia, gives students a chance to get experience in the working world. Tazewell High has over 40 students working in various places throughout Tazewell County. Pictured on this page are just a few of them. The DECA Club fas participated in various ac- tivities such as the Fall Rally at Emory and Henry College, Office Training Conference at Smyth County Vocational School, District Leadership Conference, Homecoming, Adopt- a-Family, and other events throughout the yen. a David Hash Heck’s Mr. Jay Lockhart, Sponsor; Jeff Cox, President; Sheila Street, Vice President; Kim Rude, Secretary; Robin L. Brown, Treasurer; Jil Morrison, Reporter; George Robbins, Parliamentarian; Vickie Nunley, Historian. ROW 1: Vickie Nunley, George Robbins, Jill Morrison, Robin L. Brown, Kim Rude, Sheila Street, Jeff Cox. ROW 2: Sharon Marts, Tonya Boyd, Carrie Hayes, Bethany Kames. ROW 3: Dianna McKinney, Angie Sargent, Theresa Dye, Terri Williams, Karen Pruett, Vicki Whittaker, Hope Neel, Troy Tasnake. ROW 4: Judy Clybum, Brian Asbury, Billy Acord, Wesley Perry, Cheryl Bunting, Steve Shawver. ROW 5: David Hash, Brian Hess, John Viers, Kevin White, Kenny Lowe, Timmy Cochran. ROW 6: David Steele, Tony Quesenberry, Raymond Puckett, Brian Hieatt. Robin Brown and Jeff Cox Deskins Lee’s Mobil 96 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Lisa Beavers, Tracy Asbury, Cristi Vance, Mary Fields, Rebecca Witten, Karen Beisel, Aaron Peery, Billy Cline, Melonie Browning, Renee Bowles, Randall Rose, Melanie Lockhart, Jason Sargent, Mark Witten, Pam Perkins, Chandra Duty, Natalie Kames, Misti Blankenship. ROW 2: Lynda Kiser, Mary Lester, Carol Skeens, Angie Patrick, Andrea Angles, Chris O’ Quin, Robin Stilwell, Melinda Day, Miriam Salyers, Rhonda Duty, Rosanna Beavers, Terry McCann, Ruth Ann Moore. ROW 3: Kathy Herald, Alicia Kitts, Juda O’Quin, Danny Carr, Karen Cole, Nancy Hagy, Janet Cole, Becky Sparks, Rodney Whited, Tim Lowe, Kevin Beavers, Angie Wimmer, Angie Etter, Anita Elswick, Paul Hicks, Lori Charles, Michefle Reynolds, Sherry Neal, Jackqueline Baldwin. ROW 4: Teddy Arrington, Angie Anderson, Christa Etter, Amy Sheets, Sheri Herald, Cindy Lambert, Melissa Cregar, Angela Coxton, Sean Payne, Laura Holloway, Brandi Pauley, Pam Matney, Connie Bowman, Tracy Sutherland, Sandra Rasnake, Theresa Whitt, Cindy Walls. ROW 5: Robert Talbert, Paula Brooks, Mark Queen, Nikki Griffith, Angie Asbury, Matthew Boothe, Chris D. Asbury, Bryan Flynn, Aaron Hughes, Garreth Biflips, Robbie Earls, Tanya Jones, Russ Bournes, Dwayne Whittaker, Lloyd Sargent, Jeff Webb, Jack Page, Melinda Poskas. pe i By FBLA is not a club. It is a co-curricular focal, state, and national youth organization — an integral part of each business class. At T.H.S. each business class is a mini-chapter of the total chapter. Each mini-chapter has a school and community service project. Aff busi- ness teachers serve as FBLA advisers. Total chapter projects include selling Christmas gift items, spon- “i . . v soring the Miss THS Pageant, and preparing for regional, state, and — 7S ioe ie we de national competitive events. Through the years, Tazewell has had - Og an 5 Se ahie many regional and state officers. The chapter continues to work throughout the year with the Tazewell Area Chamber of Commerce and the Tazewell County Office on Youth. This year they have helped with the Tazewell County Heritage Festival in July, the Summer Festival in August, and the Halloween Bash in October. The focal chapter has been very active over the past twenty years, always receiving state ‘“Honor Chapter’ recognition and the national “Gold Seal’ award. sae . i OFFICERS: BOTTOM TO TOP: Mrs. Walk, Robert Young, John Lockhart, Randy Rose, Stephanie Sparks, Lisa Brown, Detra Snapp, Alicia Sparks, Angie Duty, Melanie Lockhart. edeiaieat is ea = ’ ale siete a cid cag Mo nc. Fi oe” keh, ee ae ee ee ee eee ee JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW 1: Robert Young, John Lockhart, Randall Rose, Stephanie Sparks, Lisa Brown, Detra Snapp, Alicia Stacy, Melanie Lockhart. ROW 2: Tom Phillips, Susan Janney, Kandy Kiser, Melissa Comett, Beth Hinkle, Shane Carpenter, Ronnie Sheets, Beth Stallard, Robert Brewster, Theresa Jennefle, Amy Brewster, Lillian Robinson, Angie Beavers, Denise Yost, Teresa Boyd, Sandra Meade. ROW 3: Robyn Allison, Stephanie Kiser, Sandra Hill, Sherry Hager, Angela Hurley, Michelle Comett, Joanna Delgrande, Philip Altizer, Rebecca Cole, Crystal Roberts, Robin Cox, Connie Belcher, Scott Blankenship, Robin Brown, Patricia Murray, Michelle Afford. ROW 4: Lisa Gallagher, Jennifer Phillips, Elaine Hill, Melissa Johnson, Vicky Puckett, Cyndi Brown, Aaron Morrison, Michelle Jessee, Chrissy Kitty, Barry Deskins, Angela Christian. ROW 5: Terry Sweet, Preston Meade, Sheila Street, Vanessa Bandy, Kathy Asbury, Angie Duty, Shon Hagy, Charlie Dye, Al Akers, Larry Murray, Hattie Mitchell, Tonia Harris, Missy Remines, Tina Murphy, Vicky Richardson, Carolyn Allison, Michelle Rose, Susan Thompson, Jenny Neel, Marcia Myers, Louetta Bowling, Martha Duncan. ROW 6: Randy Murray, Missy Melvin, David Neel, Patricia Coker, Michelle Butler, Mariska Witt, Bridgett Puckett, Sarah Hinkle, Stephanie Hom, Beverly Clifton, Kim Hoops, Tiffany Sink, Tina Altizer. ROW 7: Steven Gillespie, B. J. Harman, Lester Brewer, Patty Davis, Pamela Parsons, Becky Hale, Penny Hagy, Steve Shawver, Marshall Kiser, Charles Lowe, Mark Waddell, Bobby Dunn, Donna Dowdy, Beverfy Stevenson, David Beavers. ROW 8: Nancy Alley, Mark Queen, Edna Tolosa, Mark Hrovatic, George Brown, Matt Honaker, Steven Owens. FBLA’s New Supply Store Yearfy Project: Miss THS Pe 98 Sse FUTURE HOMEMAKERS “HEY GOOD LOOKIN’ OF AMERICA WHATCHA GOT COOKIN’?” ROW 1: Miss Rhudy, Kevin McCall, Winnie Shrader, Mary Jackson, Joey Ratliff, Howie Payne, Gary Dixon, Chriss McCall. ROW 2: Lisa Durham, Margaret Puckett, Paige Hackler, Missy Remines, Donnie Jordan, Steven Rainey, Jason Jones, Billy Wagner, Link Thompson, Ricky Farris, Brad Laney, Kandy Kiser, Spanky Roberts, Davey Larimer, Angie Beavers, Sandy Meade. ROW 3: Liflian Robinson, Mark Queen, Nancy Alley, Beverly Clifton, Cindy Hall, John Sinkford, Bobby Dunn, Cheryl Bunting, Scott Newlon, Stephanie Nutter, Liz Home, Jeff Wilson, Randy Murray. ROW 4: Becky Taylor, Becky Ray, Angie Cmig, Denise Etter, Teresa Perry, Teresa Dye, Missy Melvin, Stephanie Kegley, Billy Cline, Shon Hagy, Jerry Smith, Larry Murray, Bethany Kames. ROW 5: Wayne Altizer, Michelle Rose, Eddie Rose, Aaron Morrison, Freddie Howery, Trenea Taylor, Bruce Yost, Wayne Altizer, J. J. Edmonds, Jeremy Arey, William Monk, Angie Coxton, Edna Tofosa, Tom Kitts. ROW 6: Philip McClanahan, James Dean, Barry Webb, Anthony Brewster, Joanna Delgrande, Chuck Lowe, T. J. Kegley, Bram Massie, Anthony Dawson, Mark Beggs, Ricky Stansbury. 7 Sk ata B Go ey OFFICERS: Joey Ratliff, Winnie Shrader, Mary Jackson, Kevin McCall, Howie Payne, Chris McCall, Gary Dixon. State President — Winnie Shrader 3 FHA: NOT JUST FOR GIRLS! =g s4 FUTURE FARMERS acounrer or QF AMERICA Bad we! ROW 1: Kevin Laxton, Joe Dean, Jessie Wimmer, Jamie Harris, Kenny Cox, Jeff Crouse. ROW 2: Johnny Laxton, James Price, Mark Matney, David Mash, Buddy Harrison, Charlie Sheets, Kenny Bowman, Billy Gallagher, Matt Hall, Terry Laney, James Hash, Keith Farmer. ROW 3: Jeff Ray, Anthony Frech, Marshall Stiftner, D. C. Brooks, Todd Hall, Mike Taylor, Fred Baldwin, Kenny Sanders, Butch Patrick, Donald Osborne, John Dalton, Ted Jones, Ron Taylor, Jody Marrs, Fred Hash, Terry Osborne, Cliff Dale, Ronnie Hayes, Brian Dean, Randy Yates, Tim Yost, Doug Smith, Bob Moss; Advisor. Bape Future Farmers of America is a national organization that stresses leadership, citi- zenship, and cooperation to students al across the nation. Mr. Bob Moss and his 56 team members participate in events locally in this part of the state. They compete in areas such as forest management, tractor operating and safety, public speaking, fivestock judging, and par fiamentary procedure. F.F.A. also helps to make Tazewell c beautiful town during Christmas and all year community. In addition, the F.F.A.’s sale oj citrus fruit is a major, annual project. Re { | : - : sie be oe | ay N | E , j j | id | i A ay is Me Rees Fr Bob Moss, Advisor; Kenny Cox, Vice-President; Kevin Laxton, Secretary; Jessie Wimmer; Joe Dean, President; Jamie Harris, Treasurer; Jeff Crouse, Sentinel. KEEP VIRGI er ae z) A GREEN t Farm safety is demonstrated. “AND THE BAND PLAYED ON” ROW 1: Ursula Patterson, Melanie Moore, Joy Flanner, Stephanie Jackson, Leslie Slaughter, Rosie Wimmer, Robin Street, Kelli Bourne. ROW 2: Matt Honaker, Daniel McPherson, Vicky Cook, Jesse Atwell, Valerie Dennis, Donna Sawyers, Ann Wil fiamson, Tony Vanhoosier, David Brewster. PERCUSSION | oN ROW 1: Dillon Shrader, Matt Pauley, Heather Kegley, Josh Roberts. ROW 2: Chris Brown, Eric Fuller, Jennifer Aman, Tom Meadows, Al Akers. Is this a private moment? 102 ee .H.8S. BAND LOW BRASS | | ROW 1: Kevin Biflips, David Repass, Kevin Fuller, Todd Brewster, Angie Ast ROW 2: Brock Bowman, Robbie Hamilton, Chris Christian, Sherry Hall, Shane Law Larry Sutherland, Charles Asbury. WOODWINDS ROW 1: Michelle Meadows, Emily Bowman, Sandra Palmer, Beth Jupina, Tim Shrader. ROW 2: Michelle Dafton, Laurie Kitts, Michelle Fuller, Honey Short, Fe Winfrey, Michelle Stump, Brenda Brewster, Cindy Hall, Ruth Ann Moore, N Williamson, Nancy Alley. Is this the band’s ORES member? We're afraid to ask, All ¢ DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES Each year the Tazewell High Marching Band begins their season with a week at band camp in Abingdon. During this week they spend many hours fearing routines to their music. This year they entertained the crowd with their own version of music from “Dirty Dancing’’, among other numbers. They also received numerous awards that are featured on page 81. After football season they become a concert band, performing concerts for the school and public, and preparing for another year of success. Angie Christian, Jerri French — Feature, Angie Collins — Captain. SENIORS 4 . ic ion é David Brewster, Cindy Hall, Nanci Williamson, Kenny Lowe, Nancy on! ( Alley, Daniel McPherson, Tom Meadows, with trophies won during their 5 yrs. of band. Band warms up freezing crowd SPECIALTY CO |i z ‘ eS if oe i agi Be he oe ae i i j 2 : if $ yi RSE DRE Pee hile a) ae st dt “ Senior brass memb Jennifer Bourne — Captain, Sheila Mulkey — Co-Captain. Row 1: Rhonda Baldwin, Donna Dowdy, Christie Childress. Row 2: Rhonda Hayes, Lisa Kinder, Karen Asbury, Jennifer Robinson, Stephanie Sparks, Catrina McDonald. . “ What's all the smiling about? = 4.93 35563 STAGE T.H. “GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY” “ eae oe me i eX uy ROW 1: President: Jimmy Friedl; Vice-President: Patrick Shrader; Treasurer: Chris Brown; Secretary: Melanie Moore. ROW 2: Mr. Hatfield, Jamie Rasnake, Davina Turner, Chris Branch, Monica Harmon, Pam Perkins, Jessica Sparks, Angie Patrick, Shondra Gallagher, Sheila Mulkey, Robin Brown, Chris Goncalves, Mrs. Whittaker. ROW 3: Candy Fox, Felicia Winfrey, Robin Street, Stephanie Jackson, Timmesa Shrader, Nancy Williamson, Gretchen Peters, Chris Cromer, Melett Boothe, Pam Smith, Kim Home, Jeremy Arey. ROW 4: Beverly Perkins, Donita Bowling, Kim Yates, Aprif Conley, Amy Cosby, Kevin Linkous, Cathy Brown, Valerie Brown, Jeff Eads, Jennifer Aman, Robert Young, Jeri French, Brian McGlothfin, Teresa Jennelle, Scott Brainerd, Taffy Brewster, Scott Denson, Beth Stallard, Marcia Myers, Becky Sparks, Shelley Roberts, Tom Meadows. SPONSORS ov 5 | ROW 1: Scott Brainerd, Brian McGlothlin, Robert Young, Patrick Shrader, Chris Cromer. ROW 2: Jeff Eads, Cathy Brown. ROW 3: 104 Mr. Hatfield Gretchen Peters, Chris Brown, Melett Boothe, Tom Meadows, Pam Smith, Jimmy Friedl, Mrs. Whittaker. ROW 4: Valerie Brown, Beth Stallard. ROW 5: Teresa Peery. SM (pl a2 JOURNALI 1 Re Wasco |e “DIRTY LAUNDRY” DITORS: Jennifer Jones Tonya Lawson Ronnie Sheets ‘LUB EDITOR: Scott Newflon PORTS EDITORS: Brad Browning Davey Larimer ULSINESS MANAGERS: Stuart Evans Connie Belcher HHOTOGRAPHERS: Wayne A ftizer Travis English EPORTERS: Angie Crabtree Tara Davidson Shannon Griffith Teresa Peery Rick Stansbury Jessie Wimmer TUDENT ADVISORS: Chrissie Ander- A - son : esd Jennifer Phillips EE ? , wi ‘ECHNICAL ADVISOR: Patrick Shrader = —_ _— os .DVISOR: Mrs. Terri Mitchell ROW 1: Sheets, Lawson, Jones. ROW 2: Anderson, Mitchell, Phillips opp «Aig ROW 1: Wimmer, Larimer, Aftizer, Browning, Newlon. ROW 2: Evans, Belcher, Crabtree, Griffith, English, Davidson, Peery, Stansbury. 105 “WE’D LIKE TO TEACH umenn oC A oy ol ROW 1: Valerie Brown, Kim Home, Angie Kulchar, Pam Smith, Tom Meadows, Jeff Price, T. J. Brewster, Jeff Eads, Kevin Linkous, Jimmy Friedl, Martha Duncan, Kathy Harwood, Danita Bowling, Sarah Hinkle, Becky Shrader, Robin Brown. ROW 2: Stephanie Nutter, Tracey Conner, Melett Boothe, Candy Fox, Lee Brown, Anthony Lockhart, Chris Cromer, Bryan Flynn, Shane Carpenter, Emily Combs, April Conley, Melinda Day, Sabaraina Brewer, Becky Baldwin, Kandy Kiser. ROW 3: Chrissie Anderson, Amy Brooks, Teresa Peery, Mandy Mundy, Rusty ory Anthony Brewster, Kevin McCall, Chris Branch, Beth Stallard, Stephanie Lewis, Valerie Jones, Trenea Taylor, Marcia Myers, Kathy Brown. ROW 4 Mike Taylor, Scott Kitts, Robbie Earls, Barry Bryant. THE 12 T’s Stephanie Nutter Kathy Brown Chris Cromer Jeff Price Trenae Taylor Anthony Lockhart 106 THE ¢ fh The Green T’s have undergone many changes this year. The new director Mr. Hatfield is one of these changes. The group also re- ceived new outfits and have used them in several performances, in- cluding the Christmas Pops Con- cert. The group has also performed at various commutity activities through the year. The Green T’s and Lady T’s are planning a trip to the Baltimore Washington area for May. The 12 T’s are a selected group from the Green T Chorus. After trying out they were selected to sing in this chorus. The 12 T’s have also participated in the com- munity activities, including Inter- act House Tour. The Lady T’s are a separate group of the Green T’s. They are a group of all lady singers and they have also performed in many of the community activities. THE LADY T’S es a ROW 1: Jennifer Lough, Markita Buchanon, Sandy Meade, Angie French, Shonda Gallager, Michelle Hager, Melissa Taylor, Chere Dunford, Monica Harmon. ROW 2: Sheila Mulkey, Angie Patrick, Beth Altizer, Angie Hoback, Felicia Winfrey, Michelle Meadows, Melanie Hoback, Connie Bowman, Rhonda Elmore, Amy Young. ROW 3: Kim Rude, Shannon Cromer, Bonnie Bowman, April McReynolds, Becky Sparks, Brandy Pauley, Jessica Sparks. Pianists: Kevin Linkous, Jeff Eads Student Director: Tom Meadows === INTERACT CLUB “WE ARE THE WORLD” BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ROW 1: Mrs. Hart, Leslie Hagy, Shannon Susman, Kathy Harwood, Becky Baldwin, Rene Hagy, Brian McGlothlin, Mrs. Thomason. ROW 2: Kappi Aldridge, Brad Browning, Scott Brainerd, T. J. Brewster, Eric Melvin, Wayne Altizer, Chris Chromer, Scott Burress, George Brown, Leon Guanzon, Candy Fox. SENIORS: ROW 1: Philip Altizer, Anthony Da wson, Gwen Puckett, Tonya Lawson, Jennifer Jones, Nanci Williamson, Cyndi Brown, Lisa Gal- fagher. ROW 2: Rob Yost, Nancy Alley, Marci McConnell, Joanna Delgrande, Jeremy Arey, David Larimer, Scott Newlon, Brad Browning, Tonya Boyd, Kim Rude. ROW 3: Jennifer Phillips, Becky Baldwin, Shannon Griffith, Link Thompson, Cris Goncalves, Robin Brown, Penny Hagy, Gretchen Peters, Trenea Taylor, Missy Melvin, David Brew- ster, Ronnie Sheets, Wayne Altizer, Lisa Riddle, Valerie Brown, Mrs. Hart, Chrissi Anderson, Mrs. Thomason. 108 Oa. alt ths: eu me hem SOPHOMORES: ROW 1: Mrs. Hart, Denita Bowling, Markita Buchanan, Melissa Nickles, Lynn Adair, Kappi Aldridge, Stephanie Kegley, Steph- anie Monk. ROW 2: Beth Aftizer, Andrea Angles, Tracie Wimmer, April Conley, Shannon Susman, Jennifer Morrison. ROW 3: Paula Brooks, Juda O’Quin, Amy Sheets, Bryan Flynn, Gareth Billips, Chad Lough, Becky Sparks, Angie Coxton. alligt it JUNIORS: ROW 1: Mark Beggs, Mary Beth Carter, Robert Young, Scott Denson, Chris Cromer, Jimmy Friedl, Jennifer Crockett, Amy Brooks. ROW 2: Timmesa Shrader, Jill Heflin, Rhonda Perdue, Beth Stallard, Taffy Brewster, Jenny As- bury, Sandee Chapluk, Stephanie Lewis, Teresa Cordova, Alicia Stacy. ROW 3: Scott Burress, David Kidd, Renee Hagy, Amy Lockhart, Mandy Mundy, Kathy Harwood, Leslie Hagy, Pam Smith, Candy Fox, Michelle Jessee, Amy Brittain, Angela Hurley, Mrs. Thomason. ROW 4: Bennett A ltizer, Kenny Cox, Jeff Mitchell, Brian McGlothlin, Eric Melvin, T. J. Brewster, Leon Guanzon, Anthony Lockhart, Robbie Smith, Michael Davis, Scott Brainerd, Chrissy Kitts, Carrie Grindstaff, Jennifer Boume, Mrs. Hart. FRESHMEN: ROW 1: Jennifer Brown, Kellie Boume, Terri Fox, Lori Kitts, Jennie Patterson, Emily Bowman, Rhonda Baldwin, Cyndi Walls. ROW 2: Jack Page, Scotty Vanhoozier, Hervey Brown, Leslea Slaughter, Jerri French, Mike Tolosa, Mark Bezjak, Emily Smith, Jamey Rasnick, Hunter Gillespie, Christie Childress, Mrs. Thomason. ROW 3: John Patterson, Joey Gates, Greg Carter, Tory Shepherd, Ben Lockhart, Chris Johnson, Kevin Crisp, Matthew Shepard, Mifynda Poskas. 109 THE FRENCH CLUB ra Cin ‘a a BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tracie Keene, Karen Vencill, Cindy Walls, Melinda Poskas, Tonya Lawson, Shawn McReynolds — President, Kappi Aldrige — Vice President, Aprif Conley — Theresa Cordova, Mrs. Warden, Marty Corell, David Kidd. Secretary, Jennifer Crockett — Treasurer. Lester, Barry Bryant, Charles Asbury, Renee Bowles, David Kidd, Alicia Stacy, Teresa Yates, Paige Weaver, Patricia Coker. ROW 3: Karen Vencill, Tracie Keene, Hunter Gillespie, Emily Smith, Christine Wright, Cheryl Bunting, Tonya Lawson, Winnie Shrader, Cathy Brown. ROW 4: Christie Childress, Cindy Walls, Michelle Hager, Melissa Taylor, Wayne Aftizer, Ronnie Sheets, Jeff Eads, Wayne Sparks. ROW 5: Tina Altizer, Jennifer Robinson, Melinda Poskas, Beth Altizer, Paula Brooks, Kevin Billips, Nancy Williamson, Michael Tolosa. The 1988-89 French Club has approximately fifty mem- attended a production of the French play Cyrano de Ber- bers. In the fall, club members elected officers, participated in gerac and enjoyed a special Christmas program. Planned Homecoming, winning the “Bulldog Spirit’ ribbon for their trips for the spring included visits to the Biltmore Mansion and entry in the Homecoming Parade, and had two game booths to New Orleans and the surrounding French-speaking areas of 110 during the Halloween Camival. In December, club members Louisiana. —— _e7? === LATIN ‘WHEN IN CLUB ROME” ROW 1: Rene Hagy, Yin Bames, Travis English, Kelli Brooks, Matt Hankins, Mrs. Brewster. ROW 2: Lena Howery, Melanie Hoback, Martha Duncan, Rhonda Perdue, Jennifer Elmore, Melissa Comett, Leslie Hagy, Rhonda Hayes. ROW 3: Louetta Bowling, Donna Asbury, Freddie Howery, Eric Young, Stanley Bowles, Jamie Richardson, Stephanie Sparks. OFFICERS: Rene Hagy — President, Yin Bammes — Vice Pres- ident, Travis English — Secretary, Kelli Brooks — Historian, Mrs. Ruth Brewster — Sponsor. Is it true that Latin is a dead language? Not at Tazewell High School, it isn’t! Brought back by popular demand this year, Latin became the third language offered at T.H.S. The Latin Club was also revived in 88-89, and provided chances for students to practice the adage, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”’ gs gh ‘‘A WORD IN SPANISH” CLUB =z a55 SPANISH we EG , ilah 4 me SPANISH 3 AND 4: ROW 1: Markita Buchanan, Regina Lawson, Stephanie Monk, Shannon Susman, Lynn Adair, Emily Combs, Stephanie Lewis, Amy Lockhart, Stephanie Kegley, Angie Hoback. ROW 2: Trish Sizemore, Tracy Wimmer, Robin Stilwell, Juda O’ Quinn, Melissa Nickels, Michael Davis, Shane Carpenter, Shannon Cromer, Ruth Hash, Todd Brewster, Beverfy Stevenson, T. J. Safewright, Gwen Puckett, Nancy Alley. ROW 3: Lowetta Bowling, Michelle Reynolds, Kevin Linkous, Bridget Puckett, Bryan Flynn, Jennifer Durham, Robin Street, Angie Patrick, Jessica Sparks, Karen Marts, Melanie Hoback. ROW 4: Mike Correll, Michelle Meadows, Chris Goncalves, Tanya Jones, Tara Davidson, Amy Sheets, Scott Brainerd, Brian McGlothfin, Mark Hrovatic, Rusty Meadwell, Robin Allison. ROW 5: Sarah Hinkle, Detra Snapp, Matt Hankins, B. G. Trump, Shelia Mulkey, Barry Webb, Scott Denson, Emest Penland. ROW 6: Scott Burress, Michael Vanhoozier, Laura Holloway, Danny Car, Melissa Melvin, David Brewster, John Griffith, Zack Olinger, Danny Dorton, Robbie Smith, Tom Meadows. ea SPANISH 2: ROW 1: Jennie Patterson, Natalie Kames, Jennifer Meade, Jamey Rasnick, Rodney OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: President: Amy Lockhart; Vic President: Stephanie Lewis; Secretary: Aaron Peery; Reporter: La Guanzon; Historians: Laura Holloway, Shannon Susman; Mrs. McPfu son, Mrs. Brewster. es -. a SPANISH 1: ROW 1: Anna Williamson, T HHA ae leletedees! HUH HH HT iit) heresa Witt, Andrea Angles, Pam Hankins, Shonda Gallagher. ROW 2: Matthew Shepherd, Rhoda Elmore, Cherie Brown, David Remines, Perkins, Audrey Scammel, Lisa Kinder. ROW 2: Jennifer Lough, Monica Harmon, Sharon Marrs, Natasha Heynsbroek. ROW 3: Jack Page, Rhonda Baldwin, Jerri French, Mark Bejzak, Kim Pauley, Shellie Sheets, Rodney Green. ROW 3: Angie Coxton, Chris Branch, Travis English. ROW 4: Kelli Bourne, Vickie Brewer, Lynda Kiser, Jennifer Aman, Amy Cosby, Sean Payne. ROW 5: Lori Kitts, Sheri Harold, Carrie Grindstaff, Robert Young, Alicia Stacy, Lori Charles. Aaron Hughes, Thomas Edwards, Kevin Crisp. ROW 4: David Caudill, Kent Barrett, ROW 6: Terri Fox, Melanie Moore, Christy Vance, Jeff Vanhoozier, Chris Christian, Victoria Kitts. Gareth Billips, Chandra Duty, Lestie Slaughter, Heather Stanley. ROW 7: Marty Corell, Daniel Hayes, Russ Bourne, Lance Bebord, Donnie Jordan, Aaron Peery, Bryant Garrett, Shawn Dickerson, Leo Hopkins, Scott Vanhoozier, Deacon Young. 12 “EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD” ca ¥ he Pate ROW 1: Yin Bames, Paula Crouse, Holly Gates, Carrie Grindstaff, Lynn Adair. ROW 2: David Radford, Dewey Brooks — Secretary, Daniel McPherson — President, Dennis Smith — Vice- President, Crystal Queen — Freshman Rep., Link Thompson. ROW 3: Felicia Winfrey, Charlene Lawson, Chandra Duty, Jamie Rasnick, Cyndi Brown, Joy Ross, Mark Bezjak, Shon Hagy. ROW 4: Brock Bowman, Matt Hankins, Cheryl Bunting, Rhonda Hayes, Rob Brewster, Keith White. The Student Council Association at Tazewell High School generated Emest Penland, Treasurer, and Crystal Queen, Freshman Representative. Each greater interest with this year’s election campaign than in previous years. flomeroom elected a representative, also. The S.C.A. fas organized committees The candidates hung posters, visited homerooms, and distributed candy for such projects as a memorial to Joe Brown Heldreth on the school grounds, wrapped in political slogans. Following the highly contested races for participation in a county-wide program to slow the abuse of drugs and alcohol, President (Daniel McPherson) and Vice-President (Dennis Smith), other as well as a campaign against school vandalism. Dances and fundraisers provide officers were chosen by their respective classes: Dewey Brooks, Secretary, funds to improve the school. Committee at work Choosing a location for memorial ue 1 “THINK BEFORE YOU DRINK” ROW 1: Stephanie Nutter, Keith White, Link Thompson, Tom Meadows, Valerie Brown, Teresa Jennelle, Christine Kitts, Jennifer Meadows, Candy Fox, Jimmy Friedl ROW 2: An- thony Brewster, Winiie Shrader, Angie Beavers, Sandy Meade, Cathy Brown, Marci McConnell, Stephanie Lewis, Jenny As- bury, Sandee Chapluk, Kathy Harwood, Pam Smith. ROW 3: Jeff Eads, Mare Waddell, Skot Brainerd, Brian McGlothfin, Melett Boothe, Chris Brown, Shane Carpenter, Scott Newlon, T. J. Kegley, Valerie Jones, Angie Collins, Mary Beth Carter. ROW 4: Charles Lowe, Teresa Peery, Bridget Puckett, Tim- mesa Sfhrader, Katy Boyd, Emily Smith, Jennifer Aman, Amy Cosby, Jeremy Arey, Rob Brewster, Kappi Aldridge, Joanne Delgrande, Robin Street. ROW 5: Gwen Puckett, Jennifer Jones, Rhonda Perdue, Tara Davidson, Vicki Richardson, Becky Shrader, Rhonda Elmore, Felicia Winfrey. ROW 6: Penny Gibson, Angie Kulchar, Angie Christian, Heather Stanley, Julie Bauder, Kim Bauley, Rhonda Baldwin, Melinda Poskas, Cyndi Walls, Ana Williamson, Beverly Perkins, Jan Snapp. BOARD MEMBERS: President — Amy Brooks, Secretary — Tom Meadows, Treasurer — Kelli Brooks, Vice President — Anthony Brewster. In 1988-89 Tazewell High School organized its first chapter of the national organization, Students Against Drunk Driving. S.A.D.D., as it is known, attempts to make students aware of the consequences of drinking and driving. Through discussion and guest speakers, club members learn of the magnitude of this problem. They work to encourage each other and the community to stand together against drinking and driving. Mr. Lou Peery, Tazewell’s teacher of Driver Education, has been instrumental ‘ in organizing this club. It has gotten off to an impressive start with a large student Float sponsored by S.A.D.D. featured in Christmas Parade. membership. 114 “T BELIEVE” CHRIST =} ae FELLOWSHIP OF 3 CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA: ROW 1: Dennis Smith, T. J. Kegley, Trenea Taylor, Beth Stallard, Taffy Brewster, Sandra Meade. ROW 2: Link Thompson, Noah Gates, Beverly Clifton, Teresa Jennelle, Shannon Cromer, Kelli Brooks, Renee Bowles. ROW 3: Mark Bezjak, Jay Ratcliff, Robbie Smith, Anthony Lockhart, Missy Melvin, Sherry Rhodie, Amy Brooks, Rhonda Perdue, Stephanie Kegley, Kandy Kiser, Stephanie Lewis, Angie Duty, Jenny Asbury. ROW 4: Chris Johnson, Barry Webb, Ben Lockhart, Ryan Keene, Aaron Perry, Bryan Flynn, Scott Kitts, Jerry Smith, Garreth Billips, Karen Beisel, Emily Smith, Jamie Rasnick, Ritchie Mays, Joey Gates, Amy Cosby, Melissa Hagar, Slick Griffth, Fred Howery. T.H.S. fas two clubs for students who desire to participate in religious organizations. Both are involved in encouraging members to exemplify their faith in the school environment. Each club is active in projects which aid children, the elderly, and other members of the community. Typical projects are children’s Christmas programs, and an adopt-a-grandparent program in conjunction with Heritage Hall. The motto of Teens for Christ is “Helping Hands.” The Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes reminds members that ‘Your talent is God's gift to you; what you make of your talent is your gift to God.”’ The popularity of these two organizations is an indication that many T.H.S. students are concerned with the spiritual aspect of life. TEENS FOR CHRIST: ROW 1: Mrs. Mitchem, Michelle Farris, Margaret Merrit, Teresa Jennelle, Cindy French, George Brown, Mrs. Stevenson, Stephanie Whitt. ROW 2: Sonja Nelson, Jennifer Meade, Karen Cole, Angie Duty, Kandy Kiser, Vanessa Bandy, Sherry Herald, Lena Howery, Cindy Lambert, Felica Winfrey, Tommy Pyles, Libby Donaldson. ROW 3: Beth Jones, Becky Ray, Chondra Duty, Denise Etter, Melissa Criggar, Ricky Farris, Laura Holloway, Glen Criggar, Robert Earls, Angie Coxton, Julie Bauder, Donna Asbury, Janet Cole, Beth Jupina, Angie Lawson. 1989 ANNUAL STAFF To the student body, the yearbook is a book filled with memories and events of the past year. This year’s annual staff did their very best to see to it that this annual was better than ever. We worked hard meeting deadline after deadline and creating a variety of layouts. We hope that all of T.H.S. will enjoy this yearbook now, and for many years to come. On October 30, 1988, the Peak Staff made a journey up to The Peak. It was a long, steep hike to the top, but the view from there was so breath- taking that it was well worth the effort. After we walked down to the bottom, the staff went to Mrs. McPherson's flouse and enjoyed an indoor picnic. That day was one that will not be soon forgotten by the 1989 Peak Annual Staff. CLUBS IN ACTION... | , { Teens for Christ demonstrates the importance of friendship by forming a friendship circle. The Spanish Club (ikes to participate in entertaining activities that also educate them about the Spanish language. Here, some club members play Win, Lose, or Draw .. . in Spanish. i “ae. J ae d qe E a : is . i ‘ emcee. - Stage TH helped a great deal with the Forensics competition. Registration of each participant The BETA Club sponsors the BETA BOWL each year. The classes compete against one was done by some members of Stage TH. another to see which is the most knowledgeable. The Art Club enjoys a variety of activities, including drawing, painting, and creating new ideas. a The Latin Club after a one year retirement retums to Tazewell High. The club fears about the ancient customs of the Romans. The FFA sells fruit annually. This year was no exception. The 118 guys worked hard preparing the fruit for pick up. � � � AND MORE CLUBS IN ACTION A ail The FBLA fas persons from the business world come to speak to them about a variety of COE students help out in offices by contributing their office skills. business topics. The SCA is an important part of THS. Here, the SCA is planning a project to raise money to SADD’s first year at Tazewell High has proved to be successful A number of things have improve Tazewell High. already been done by the club. They entered the Christmas parade with a wrecked car showing what could happen if you drive drunk. The Interact Club sponsors the Christmas House Tour to raise money for Polio Plus. Several students gave assistance in the house tours. . ged x 5 Bot gy The FHA sponsors the Miss Puppy Chow Contest. DECA students come to school half a day and then Our THS guys looked so “‘pretty’’ dressed up like complete the rest of the day working at a local girls. : business. 119 z i ams. Se eARS Et No. 1 Fan Athletic Director: Bill Burnett = y . f .. — ane Announcers for WTZE: Thrw’ rain, sleet, and snow Larry Hypes, Sam Angles a Ss Fi “NEVER TEAR UuS APART” Daniel McPherson Bulldog Sportswriter Un billete, por favor. cig Gr! “HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT” ¢ A i HF 5 ey ROW 1: Steve Rainey, , Aaron Peery, Rich Mays, Rick Ferris, Mark Beggs, Jeff Brewster, B Pee J. L. Rhudy == BULLDOG FOOTBALL Linkous, Danny Mullins. ROW 2: Cliff Dale, Ryan Keene, Jimmy Dean, Zach Olinger, Danny Carr, Dave Kidd, Bryant Garrett, Randy Mullins, Fred Howery, Aaron Morrison, Jeff Wilson, Scott Kitts. ROW 3: Russell Pruett, Mike Bennett, Gary Dixon, Dennis Noel, Jerry Smith, Joey Ratliff, Bobby Dunn, John Griffith, Bill Cecil, Mark Queen, Rob Smith, Rob Colley. ROW 4: Tom Cordle, Joey Gates, Chris Asbury, Deacon Young, Donnie Beavers, Kevin McCall, Dave Canady, Scott Rasnake, Jerry Turley, Tom Williams, Chris McCall, Bucky Bunting, Rick Stansbury. 1 ‘ e COACHES: ROW 1: Tom Goforth, Head Coach Dave Litz, Brad Strong. ROW 2: Dennis Grindstaff, Emie Yost, Bill Burnett, Bill Reneer, Harris Hart, Jr., Benny Tolley. ) | Although this was not their best sea son of recent years, the Tazewell Bull dogs refused to fet a 3-7 record dampen their enthusiasm. They continued to play with strength and determination, never slackening up, and had several close bat- tles lost by only a few points. The Dogs defeated both traditional rivals Graham and Richlands, to become once again the Tazewell County Champs. Loyal fan: saw many great plays and many grea players. This season, although disap: pointing, was by no means a disaster Our best wishes go to departing seniors many of whom played on the 1986 Stat Championship Team. Next year’s Bull dogs are expected to return as tough am tenacious as ever. SENIOR DOGS cow Aa Bobby Dunn Gary Dixon Cliff Dale Dave Canaday Cary Harwood Chris McCall Tom Williams Dennis Smith Mark Queen Joey Ratliff Not Pictured: Kevin McCall , Gary Dixon Captains: Chris McCall, Dennis Smith, Managers: Leo Hopkins, Sh awn McGuire Not Pictured: Mike Smith Robbie Colley, Gary Dixon, Ritchie Mays. Queen, Chris McCall, Joey Ratliff, Robbie Colley, Gary Dixon, Ritchie Queen, Chris McCall, Joey Ratliff, ALL REGION TEAM: Robbie Col- fey, Chris McCall. ALL-STATE TEAM: Robbie Colley. ALL-DISTRICT TEAM: Mark we oe =} = = ae) é = a =) eo) a 4 4 GIRLS’ VARSITY LADY DOGS SHOOTFOR TWO ® a VARSITY: Missy Melvin, Trenea Taylor, Beverly Clifton, Mariska Whitt, Beth Stallard, Renee Bowles, Melanie Browning, Sherri Rhodie, Coach Alan Cantrell, Shannon Cromer, Stephanie Kegley, Jennifer Lough, Amy Brooks. Managers: Melissa Cantrell, Travis Cantrell Mariska Whitt, Senior, Forward, 40 Missy Melvin, Senior, Center, 42 “WHAT ONE GOOD WOMAN CAN DO” = : + ‘syiip00s 22 BULLDOGS | JUNIOR VARSITY: Rhoda Elmore, Miriam Salyers, Natalie Kames, Michelle Hager, Leslie Meade, Emily Smith, Kelly Brooks, Karen Beisel, Katie Boyd, Coach Rose Brewster, Crystal Queen, Cheri Brown The varsity team’s season was molded into a winning unit with the hard work and leadership of the four seniors. Three seniors received honors: Trenea Taylor and Mariska Whitt — 1st Team Aff District, Region IV Honorable Mention; Beverty Clifton — 2nd Team Alf District. Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity were inexperienced, but with drive, dedication, and desire they both advanced to the Southwest District Finals. The Varsity girls continued on to the Region IV Semi-Finals for the second consecutive season. = ‘TAZEWELL HIGH ee ROW 1: Steve Rainey, Noah Gates, Anthony Lockhart, St ley Bowles, David Neel, Robbie Davis, Rich McDonald, Tra Cantrell, ROW 2: Rodney Reed, T. J. Brewster, Jeff Pr Robbie Smith, Bruce Yost, Larry Murray, Donnie Jordan, _ Ratcliffe, Coach Afan Cantrell. S E N I O R S ek 2] Saar DPR: a pect fai - . . ‘ 4 , s a. ad! bs a. ; = ROW 1: Chris O’Quinn, Todd Brewster, Alvin Smith, Greg Carter, Zach Olinger, Mark Bezjak, Jermaine Jordan. ROW 2: Dwayne Whittaker, David Caudill, John Griffith, Ben Lockhart, Garreth Billips, Jeff Puckett, Bryan Flynn. ROW 1: Hervey Brown, Chris Johnson, Jeff Vanhoozier, Kelly Reid. ROW 2: Stacy Davis, Chris Webb, Kevin Billips. 129 Seton Soot Tans 2,04 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kappi Aldridg Lisa Riddle, : fy, Valerie Brown, Jenny Asbury, Rhonda Perdue, Stephanie Lewis. Rene Hagy, 132 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Jennifer Aman, Amy Cosby, Melanie Moore. ROW 2: Emily Combs, Laura Peery, Jamey Rasnick, Chandra Duty. 0a SSS Tazewell Torpedoes Swim Team (6 SPLISH A Special Community Feature SPLASH” aa Although the Torpedoes are not a T.H.S. team, we have chosen to feature them in this i year's Peak, because they include many H ik a y T.H.S. students and have represented Tazewell outstandingly for several years. During the summer of 1988, the Tazewell Torpedoes won their seventh straight Highlands Swimming Association championship. For the second year in a row and the sixth year in the past seven, the Torpedoes swept through their regular sea- son meets undefeated. The competition came from Bluefield, Richlands, Concord, Giles, Wytheville, Welch, and Lebanon. Captains for 1988 were Mandy Mundy and George Brown. The 81 boys and girls on the team voted to dedicate the season to the memory of Bobby Mitchell, a fong-time team member who died during the first week of June al X SS ROW 1: Emily Smith, Amy Lockhart, Mandy Mundy, Taffy Brewster, Melissa Taylor. ROW 2: Jennifer d Brown, Rob Brewster, George Brown, Christy Wright. . i g ty Wrig - Saal ae oe Al a T.H.S. Sports S AN tats Piggin’ out tee . Goofin’ off Sree around 1988 STATE waxes” GOLF TEAM ¥ Mark Bezjak, Chris Johnson, Chris Cromer, Robbie Yost, Jeff Price, Coach Lou Peery, Spanky Roberts, T. J. Brewster, Howie Payne, Ricky Patton, Michael Davis. Howie Paye Robbie Yost 136 1988 GOLF RECORD Southwest District Open Ww 3-0 At Castle Rock Ww 4-0 At Tazewell W 7-0 At Wolfe Creek Ww 16-2 At Marion 3rd Place At Wolfe Creek Ww 16-2 At Willow Brook 2nd Place At Tazewell 2nd Place At Blacksburg Tie At Fincastle WwW 26-4-1 At Wolfe Creek 2nd Place Southwest District Tournament W 30-5-1 Region IV Tournament 2nd Place State Tournament 7th Place ‘vem. Homework? At State? Is it cold, Howie? Py: Clean those grooves! Everybody gather around. Don't get frustrated! ike Ye GIRLS’ 5 ORR ema VOLLEYBALL MHA CK X) ” — j CG 7 4 Robyn Allison, Natalie Kames, Jennifer Lough, Shannon Cromer, Stephanie Kegley, Judy Clybum, Beverly Clifton, Missy Melvin, Coach Rose Brewster, Mariska Whitt, Cris Goncalves, Stephanie Nutter. alee ea pe engl as ‘ —_ ll ae Dem Melissa Nickels, Emily Smith, Michelle Fuller, Melissa Cregar, April Conley, Rene Bowles, Rene Robinson, Amy Sheets, Natasha Heynsbrook, Melonie Browning, Laura Holloway, Melanie Lockhart, Tonya Jones. RHEAAS S FONZE Missy Melvin Beverly Clifton I Ren. : Cris Goncalves TAZEWELL’S MATMEN “V’LL TUMBLE FOR YA” Ye 5 °®@ Bas iP pare bas ‘ a te ew wes s = a ROW 1: Joe Atwell, Mark Dunaway, Kevin Hardy, Cary “‘WOD ’ Harwood, Billy Cline, Paul Hicks. ROW 2: Eric Gillespie, Tim Hancock, David Lee, Mark Hrovatic, Wes Comer, Scott Meade, Johnston Davis. ROW 3: Ryan Keene, Rodney Whited, Gary “Iron Man’’ Dixon, Russell Pruett, Ronnie Hatfield, Shon ““Ham’’ Hagy. acter naam allt mB se i ae tr RNAS Shon Hagy David Lee THEY ARE BAD! Bob Dunn Ron Hatfield SENIOR GRAPPLERS Cary Harwood Howdy, Sports Fans! Ritchie's on the run! Whoosh! i i il That's Benny's Wild Thing. amen vad 5 So hate eaten it nna Colley's Powerful Punt. 142 Do you understand, Jeff? Beverly JUMPS into action. Meg Ao ee “YOU WEAR IT WELL” | iN Tey The 80's have been a dec- ade of great sports interest throughout the country. One evidence of this interest is a popular curent fashion, the “team shirt.” These students and teachers enjoy showing their support for various college and professional teams, as well as our own Bulldogs. aew ORLEANS Shinn Kis P NPSKII CINCINNATI a Boge % VANESSA BANDY Vanessa, Congratulations! Here’s wishing you the best in everything you endeavor to do. I fove you. Mom, Kegy, Puckin, and Heidi CHARLENE LAWSON Charlene, Congratulations We're proud of you and your achievements. We love you! With love, Mom, Dad, and Regina MELISSA E. MELVIN Melissa, Follow your dreams! We're proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad ROBERT LANSING BREWSTER Rob, Hey — Nova ’76! Always remember how proud we are of the man you've become. Congratulations! Love, Mom and Dad “THIS IS DEDICATED TO THE ONE I LOVE” We express appreciation to the parents who graciously provided these messages to their graduating sons and daughters. JEFF EADS Jeffery, We are very proud of you, and love you very much. Mom, Dad, and Thomas MICHELLE SMITH Michelle, We love you very much! Mom and Dad HOBERT BEAVERS Hobert, We are really proud of you for what you are doing. Love you, Mom and Dad SHEILA STREET Sheila, Congratulations! We are so proud of you. We love you. Mom and Dad VICTORIA MAE PUCKETT Vicky, You fave been our life for 18 years. Best of fuck. Love you, Papa and Granny Puckett HAROLD SPARKS, JR. Jt. Congratulations! We're proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Pat CYNDI BROWN Cyndi, We are so proud of you! Remember to always keep your dreams in view. Love, Mom and Dad ELIZABETH MARIE HORN Liz, To our daughter, from your parents who are very proud of you now and always. Love you, Mom and Dad JOEY RATLIFF Joey, Spread your wings and go for it, baby! You can do it! I love you Mom REBECCA BEE HALE CHRISTIAN Dear Becky Bee, My pride in your achievement is surpassed only by my love for you! Good fuck! With love, Mom DAVEY LARIMER Davey, No more ‘‘almost 18”’ no more “almost a senior (or grad- uated).’’ You're there! Congratulations! Love — Mom and Dad T. J. KEGLEY Taye Congratulations to a great boy. May your future be wonderful. Your parents and Mom-ma MICHAEL W. SANDERS Mike, Congratulations. Now go for your dreams! Love, Mom and Dad VERONICA JILL MORRISON Jil Congratulations, we love you and are proud of you. Dad, Mom, Michelle, Rebecca, Rosanna KANDACE KISER Kandace, As we slide down the bannister of life, you fl afways be the little splinter in our ca-rear! Love, Mom, Dad, and Gary DONNIE NUNLEY Donnie, It wasn’t easy, but you finally made it. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad ROBIN DAWN COX Robin, We love you very much. You will succeed in any endeavor you choose. Much happiness. Mom, Dad, Tommy, and Scott MARY JACKSON Sis, Congratulations, we're proud of you. (Dad said get a job to pay for this ad.) Love you, Dad, Mom, and Jim DAVID G. RADFORD Dear David, We love you very much and are very proud of you. May God bless you! Lots of love, Mom, Dad, Jeff, and Chris GWEN PUCKETT Gwen, Congratulations and good luck. We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad GRETCHEN ANN PETERS Gretchen, You are our joy! Keep your warm and beautiful fight burning always. Aff our love, Mom and Dad KEVIN McCALL Kevin, We're proud of you. Reach for your dreams. We love you! Mom and Dad 145 RICHARD LEE SAWYERS Richard, Congratulations! Now make your dreams come true! We love you son! Love always, Richard, Phyllis, and Jeffery JAMES (JAY) PAUL LESTER 146 Jay, Freedom at last. We are proud of you. We fove you. Good fuck, son! Love you, Dad, Mom, and Lisa SHEFFEY BRAMWELL MASSIE, JR. Bram, Follow your dreams and fly igh” Love, Mom LISA HELEN GALLAGHER Lisa, We're so proud of you. Follow your dreams and be happy. Love, Mom and Dad DENNIS SMITH 34 Dennis, You're a great son. We are proud of you in more ways than we can express. We love you, Dad, Mom, Angela, and J ason CARRIE HAYES Carrie, Congratulations! We're proud of you and fove you very much, Love, Mom and Dad STEPHANIE McKINNEY Stephanie, We're proud of you! Remember our love and support as you continue your education. Love, Mom, Dad, and Cookie LARRY MURRAY Larry, I’m so proud of you. I love you. Love, Mom BILLY ACORD Billy, You don’t know how proud you have made us! Great job! Love, Mom, Dad, and Kim JUDY Y. CLYBURN Judy, You did it afl by yourself. Lots of love! Mom, Dad, Shannon, Ricky, and Steve CARY P. HARWOOD, JR. Cary, Congratulations! Good fuck always. Love Dad, Mommy, T, L, K, B, and L. ERIC YOUNG Eric, Follow your dreams. We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad P’S. GOP NOAH GATES Noah, We're very proud of you. Congratulations and best wishes! Mom, Dad, Joey and Snowdy JEFFREY DEAN COX Jeff, Congratulations! We knew you could do it and we are very proud of you. We love you, Mom, Donna, and Tony PHILIP ALTIZER Dear Philip, Time passes too fast. We hope good fortune will always be with you. Love, Mom and Dad MICHAEL S. ROSE, JR. Michael, Congratulations! We're proud of you. Best of luck. Love, Dad, Mom, and Family ANGIE CRABTREE Angie, Congratulations! We're very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad JULIE ANN BAUDER Julie, You're doing a great job with the rough side of the mountain. Keep on climbing. Love, Mom, Jim, Kim, Ray PENNY RENEE HAGY Penny, Congratu lations! We're proud of you. Good fuck as you continue your education. With love, Mom and Dad SHARON ASBURY Sherrie, Good fuck in the future. We'll always be here for you. Love you, Mom, Dad, Aunt, and Uncle TED JONES Ted, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. From all of us, Mom, Dad, John, Betty, and J. C. Jones LARRY KEVIN LAXTON Kevin, You made it! We're very proud of you. Chase your dreams! Love, Mom and Dad TRACY C. CONNER Tracy, You're our pride and joy! We're proud of you, and we love you. Mom and Dad CONNIE BELCHER Connie, We are very proud of you, and wish only the best out of life for you. Mom and Dad BRAD BROWNING Brad, We are very proud of the young man you are becoming. We fove you very much, Mom and Dad CHRISSIE ANDERSON Chrissie, We love you and pray all your dreams for the future are fulfilled. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Tom, and Sarah J. L. RHUDY III jib: We love you! Mom, Dad, Eddie, Sharon, and Donna GARY DIXON JR. Gary 62, We are really proud of you. Love, Brenda, Tammy Jeff, and Dad 147 “POUR SOME SUGAR ON MBE” The ladies in the kitchen are responsible for servi funches to the students and personnel of Tazewell Hic Preparing 500 meals or more daily is not an easy ta: Our appreciation goes to these individuals for a job w done. “SWEEP ME OFF MY FEET” The custodial staff takes pride in the maintenance of the school building and grounds. Many hours are spent daily by these individuals to meet the needs of the students, faculty, administration, and the community. ZS “T CAN’T DRIVE 55) The people responsible for public transportation and from Tazewell High School are the school 6 drivers. These individuals receive training in the are of bus maintenance, bus emergencies, and driving insure the safety of all passengers. There are 26 6 drivers that serve our school daily. KNEELING: Debbie Crews, Cheryl Gillespie, Ann Carpenter, Debby Roark, Kathy Taylor. STANDING: David Lowe, Mary Griffith, Alice Kinder, Sam Daniels, Francis Colley, Sally Witten, Howard Blackwell, Jimmy Durham, Lorraine Browning, Bill Neel, Vada Yost, Gaye Hankins, Barbara Chapman, Carol Comwell, Betty Manord, Kenny Roark. ON BUS: June Kinder, Bemard Comwell, Keith Shrader, Alice Bradley, Kenny Burkett. 148 (laa “YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND” ADVERTISEMENTS Peery St. Clair Store 203 Main Street 988-5095 Funeral Home 111 Ben Bolt Ave. 988-4190 Tazewell, Virginia VAN’S TV AND GIFTS ROYAL DOULTON ZENITH WEDGEWOOD R.C.A. TCWLE SONY REED AND BARTON 214 Main St. Tazewell, VA TAZEWELL MALL TAZEWELL, VA CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR INTERACT MEMBERS Phone 988-5588 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE TOWN AND COUNTRY FURNITURE MAIN STREET MOTORS CLEAN USED CARS TRUCKS J AND R CONSTRUCTION JOHN G. GLAVARIS Box 678, 100 Main St. Tazewell, Va. 24651 Compliments of Q’QUINN MOBILE HOMES Fourway, Tazewell VA 988-4917 Congratulations Seniors «tw RAMEY €9 CHEVROLET SUBARU CHRYSLER Rt. 19 - 460 East Tazewell, VA 24651 Danny Shepard Sales Representative Bus. (703) 988-6526 == tC: a ayeteR e THOMPSON rE ‘LITTON. INC. WOOD PRODUCTS TAZEWELL, VA P.O. BOX 510 24651 988-4890 HENRY C. NICKELS PRESIDENT — OFFICES — FROG LEVEL TAZEWELL, VA (703) 988-6946 ODL UIYUL IA P.O. BOX 347 TAZEWELL, VA 24651 NICKELS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TAZEWELL CINEMA Ill “TAZEWELL MEN ALWAYS TAKE THEIR FAVORITE LADY TO TAZEWELL CINEMA III” RIGHT, MARCI? Lat Screen Printing Compliments of Graphics CLINCH VALLEY PHARMACY Rt. 3, Box 122 A, Gratton Road Tazewell VA 24651 703 988-5563 Offset Printing FOUR WAY PHARMACY FREE ESTIMATES B W CARPET CENTER BOBBY WOODIE MULLINS P.O. BOx 174 PH. (703) 988-9320 N. TAZEWELL,. 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TAZEWELL, VA 24651 FULL Saye ce tree Nan Bhatt at haw gt Sates es Beary LIFETIME WARRANTY MORE STYLES BLACKPOWDER (Guns Ammo), BROWNING SPORTS EQUIP., SEE ARTARVED ARTCARVED MOUNTAINEER SPORTING GOODS ete INES emi NICKS (‘4 mi. East Claypool Hill, Rt. 19-460) TA € {) In The Red Barn PHONE Box 503-A (703) 964-6179 POUNDING MILL, VA. 24637 Office Phone: (703) 988-3386 Night Phones: (703) 988-2734 or Authorized Artcarved Class Ring Jeweler (703) 988-5440 S K Welding , Inc. JOHN CRAWFORD Bridge Construction — Portable Welding — Grading J iD WE LER 24 Hour Service North Tazewell, Va. 154 24650 Phone 988-4450 Tazewell, VA JERRY'S PHARMACY and GIFT SHOP ia } ee Jerry Galliher, Pharmacist Monza - Camaro - Citation - Malibu 3 PRP IONE OLLIE EE LE LI, IDE DOLE IRIE LE Caprice - Monte Carlo - Corvette Telephone Tazewell Mall 988-4600 N. Tazewell, Va. RAMEY CHEVROLET, INC. RT. 19-460 TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24681 988-6526 TOM MARTIN BUS. 988-6826 BALES HOME 886-4284 us SF q- Way amily Gour Seasons Aealth Clinic ee ee 5 Se Florist, ; Donna S. Murray, RNC. we “Everything is coming up roses” CERTIFIED FAMILY NURSE P.O. BOX 58 PRACTITIONER TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 1703) 988-3663 (703) 988-6662 108 4-WAY OFFICE PARK P.O. BOX 766 NORTH TAZEWELL, VA. 24630 Dorothy Dowdy Sears Catalog Beyond Video ce Cream Churn Merchant ine paee Tazewell VA 4-Way Shopping Aer Center 28 flavors Sattee TAZEWELL saa ips CAMCORDER , RENTALS 988-5596 GEORGI ANARTS LTD. GROCERIES CLOTHING YOU CAN AFFORD FO LKART TO COME SEE us and TAZEWELL FARM DESIGN ACCESS LEAMA ee LINES 209 MAIN STREET BAUS ep TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA HARDWARE FEED COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS PIZZA HAVEN a RIVERSIDE 828 Fincastle SRN FASHIONS COUNTRY HAIR 840% Fincastle Tazewell, VA 24651 P hone: 988-6935 Owners Sharon Brown Ellen Brown “WE TREAT YOU RIGHT” 4-WAY SHOPPING CENTER OWNED and OPERATED by ELOISE and RICHIE BLOOMFIELD 156 PREMIER BANKSHARES CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF TAZEWELL NATIONAL BANK SERVING YOU SINCE 1902 P. 09 TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 703 988-7511 Congratulations to All Classes from BANK OF TAZEWELL COUNTY Tazewell 988-5566 N. Tazewell 988-4760 Fincastle 988-6534 Fourway 988-5654 Your Friendy Bank Member FDIC ve cell hor esi Minancl Aalamade te ULTIMATE HAIRSTYLING Owner Operator : Twila Lester Ps Morsha COU SA i) f apts ) a lo. eside Pop Shop 1 5 c s LS he Hairstyles for the Whole Family . | ‘ S 5a SCA Wolff Tanning Sie cs a Ge Raise See 2 BSS Foye Say Air = 3 Ee £ Little River nds Hat PAL Brut oS Seafood Restaurant phage re Cyndi Sinai (and) | Cnty a) ror ; 2 Pelican Lounge . T Yatra (eon son Riverside atin = Runes Tike 158 @ © N. Taze., Va. f Phone — 988-2941 on Old Dominion Florist RELIABLE Rent A 851 Fincastle TPKE mi Tazewell VA 24651 703-988-4495 The Difference is in the Design RENT AS LOW AS Owned and Operated by $18” Per Day Arthur W. Profitt-Betty D. Profitt | 100 FREE Miles ; . | PER DAY BEAVERS CECIL, TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA CONTRACTORS, (703) 988-6308 INC. TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 WE SUPPORT THE DAWGS Fincastle Motor Inn U.S. ROUTES 19-460 EAST FINCASTLE TURNPIKE TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 DEBBIE BILLIPS, MGR. TELEPHONE (703) 988-2531 Cliff's Service 703-988-7228 Station Rt. 4 Box 3 BALLARD INSURANCE North Tazewell, VA AGENCY, INC. 988-2749 INSURANCE SPECIALISTS State Ins p ection FOURWAY, BOX 661 Tires — Service KAREN L. FANNIN TAZEWELL, VA 24651 Gas Operators — Raymond Shirley Hart ae CONGRATULATIONS enc can CLASS of 1989 . DR. MRS. EDUARDO T. TOLOSA DOUG HESS, CPA 988-6559 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois q ARPE W. C. BLANKENSHIP, JR. aKE 1161 Bluefield Avenue | Bluefield, WV Reece Ae eer eyrs Nie Sos yann ere 304-327-7784 TAZEWELL FAMILY PHYSICIANS OFFICE OF BULLDOG TEAM PHYSICIANS STEPHEN R. RINEHART, M.D. JAMES R. THOMPSON, M.D. W. ERIC SHRADER, M.D. 123 BEN BOLT AVENUE TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24651 TELEPHONE 988-2527 “BE A SMART BULLDOG DON’T DO DRUGS” Compliments of JONES THRIFTWAY North Tazewell, VA CS) ROUTE 19 — 2 MILES WEST OF CLAYPOOL HILL BOX 1210, CEDAR BLUFF, VA 24609 964-9176 988-2154 THE DEALER WITH THE DEAL THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 161 THE CUT Compliments ABOVE of 4-Way Shopping Plaza SHORT STOP North Tazewell arte FOODS Quesenberry 988-6944 SPRACHER AUTO PARTS, INC. 850 E. Fincastle Compliments of CLINCH VALLEY COMPLIMENTS PRINTING North Tazewell, is TAZEWELL RATLIFF’S So A Yr 112 ELK AVENUE SURPLUS TAZEWELL, VA (703) 988-4179 OWNER TAZEWELL, VA 24651 Bonnie Ratliff 162 COMPLIMENTS OF 4-WAY HOME SUPPLY H. S. Caudill 703-988-7975 MURRAY FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER WilGiam O. Murray, M.D. BENBOLT PROFESSIONAL PARK BOX. 230 TAZEWELL, VA 24651 ONAL DAS Ute Patrick Shrader OF Ronald W. Householder YY UR YY UB Family Dentistry ICUR YY 4 ME Tazewell, VA om 703-988-3977 Mom and Dad Phone (703) 988-7983 MINE COMMUNICATIONS SAFETY EQUIPMENT Ecko, Inc. Mh, ia = ECkhOS TAZEWELL INDUSTRIAL PARK = NORTH TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA 24630 Fax (703) 988-5983 163 REA Da© CBS RAD)IKO hr] AM FM P.O. Box 69 © Tazewell, Virginia 24651 POUNDING MILL QUARRY CORPORATION Main Office — Tazewell, VA 703-988-7519 Limestone Aggregate, Manufactured Sand and Ready-Mix Concrete MERCER CRUSHED STONE 304-425-9584 BALDWIN PEAVEY WURLITZER CONNcer? 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ACORD, WILLIAM, II: 11, 18, 36, 95, 146 ADAIR, LYNN? 58, 91, 109, 112), 113 ADAMS, ROBERT: 58 ADS: 151 AKERS, AL III: 45, 97, 102 ALDRIDGE, KATHRYN: 57, 58, 74, 108, 109, 110, 132 ALFORD, MICHELEE:45, 91, 97 ALLEY, CHARLES: 67 ALLEY; NANCY? 18; 36; 977,98; 102; 103, 108, 112 ALLISON, CAROLYN: 45, 97 ALLISON, ROBYN: 45, 97, 112, 138 ALLISON, SUSAN: 58 ALTIZER, BETH: 58, 107, 109, 110 ALTIZER, AUSTIN: 45 ALTIZER, WAYNE: 18, 36, 82, 98, 110 ALTIZER, PHILIP: 18, 36, 108, 116, 147 ALTIZER, GAIL: 45, 97, 110 ALTIZER, WAYNE: 58, 98, 105, 108 ALTIZER, BENNET: 45, 109 AMAN, JENNIFER: 102, 104, 112, 133 ANDERSON, ANGELA: 58, 96 ANDERSON, CHRISTINA: 18, 36, 82, 84, 93, 105, 106, 108, 146 ANDERSON, GENE: 18, 36 ANGLES, ANDREA: 58, 96, 109, 112 ANGLES, MICHAEL: 45 ANNUAL STAFF: 116 AREY, JEREMY: 18, 36, 98, 104, 108 ARMES, WILLIAM: 67 ARNOLD, TONIE: 45 ARRINGTON, TEDDY: 58, 96 ART CLUB: 91 ASBURY, ANGELA: 58, 96, 102 ASBURY, BRIAN: 18, 36, 94 ASBURY, CATHY: 18, 36, 94, 97 ASBURY, CHARITY: 67 ASBURY, CHARLES: 58, 102, 110 ASBURY, CHRISTOPHER DANIEL: 58, 96 ASBURY, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL: 58, 122 ASBURY, DONNA: 45, 111, 115 ASBURY, JENNIFER: 45, 88, 93, 109, 115, 132 ASBURY, MICHELLE: 67 ASBURY, GAIL: 18, 36, 147 ASBURY, TRACY: 58, 96 ATWELL, JOSEPH: 67, 140 ATWELL, JESSE: 67, 102 ATWELL, TONY: 45 BALDWIN, FREDDIE: 45, 100, 101 BALDWIN, JACKQUELINE: 67, 96 BALDWIN, KENNETH: 67 BALDWIN, REBECCA: 18, 34, 36, 106, 108 BALDWIN, RHONDA: 67, 78, 103, 109, 112 BAND THS: 81, 102 BANDY, MARK: 45 BANDY, TIMOTHY: 18, 36 BANDY, VANESSA: 18, 36, 94, 97, 115, 144 BARNES, YIN: 18, 34, 36, 89, 111, 113 BARRETT, KENT: 58, 112 BASKETBALL BOYS: 128 BASKETBALL GIRLS: 126 BAUDER, JULIE: 18, 35, 36, 78, 94, 115, 147 BEAVERS, ANGIE: 18, 36, 97, 98 BEAVERS, BEVERLY: 45 BEAVERS, DAVID: 45, 97 BEAVERS, HOBERT: 19, 36, 144 BEAVERS, KEVIN: 67, 96 BEAVERS, LISA: 58, 96 BEAVERS, ROSANNA: 58, 96 BEGGS, MARK: 45, 98, 109, 122 BEISEL, KAREN: 58, 96, 115, 127 BELCHER, CONNIE: 19, 36, 97, 105, 147 BELCHER, RUDY: 45 BENNETT, MIKE: 58, 122 BETA: 92 BEZJAK, MARK: 66, 67, 74, 87, 109, 112, 113, 115, 136 BICKLEY, APRIL: 19, 36 BIGGS, DANA: 45 BILLIPS, GARRETH: 58, 87, 96, 109, 112, 115 BILLIPS, JEFFREY: 58 BILLIPS, KEVIN: 67, 87, 102, 110 BLANKENSHIP, MISTI: 67, 96 BLANKENSHIP, SCOTT: 19, 36, 92, 93, 97 BOGLE, CHARLES: 67 BOGLE, CRYSTAL: 67 BOOTHE, MELLETT: 45, 79, 84, 104, 106, 116 BOOTHE, MATTHEW: 58, 96 BOOTHE, RALPH: 67 BOOTHE, REGINA: 67 BOURNE, JENNIFER: 46, 103, 109 BOURNE, KELLIE: 67, 102, 109, 112 BOURNE, RUSSELL: 67, 96, 112 BOWLES, STANLEY: 44, 46, 74, 93, 111, 128 BOWLES, RENEE: 58, 88, 96, 110, 115, 126, 138 BOWLING, DANITA: 58, 97, 104, 106, 109, 110, 112 BOWLING, LOUETTA: 46, 111 BOWMAN, BONNIE: 58, 107 BOWMAN, BROCK: 46, 102, 113 BOWMAN, CONNIE: 58, 96, 107 BOWMAN, EMILY: 67, 102, 109 BOWMAN, JR.: 58 BOWMAN, KENNETH: 67, 100 BOYCE, AMY: 67 BOYCE, CASSANDRA: 46 BOYD, CATHERINE: 67, 127 BOYD, CHARLES: 46 BOYD, THERESA: 19, 36, 91, 97 BOYD, TONYA: 19, 36, 95, 108 BRADLEY, DANIEL: 67 BRADLEY, DONALD: 59 BRANCH, CHRIS: 59, 104, 106, 112 BRAINERD, SCOTT: 46, 79, 104, 108, 109, 112 BREEDLOVE, NICOLE: 67 BREWER, LESTER: 46, 97 BREWER, SABARAINA: 19, 36, 93, 106 BREWER, VERONICA: 67, 112 BREWSTER, AMY: 19, 36, 97 BREWSTER, ANTHONY: 19, 36, 84, 98, 106 BREWSTER, BRENDA: 67, 84, 102 BREWSTER, DAVID: 19, 36, 83, 92, 93, 102, 103, 108, 112 BREWSTER, JEFF: 46, 122 BREWSTER, TODD: 59, 87, 112 BREWSTER, ROB: 19, 37, 97, 113, 135, 144 BREWSTER, SHEILA: 67 BREWSTER, TAFFY: 46, 74, 104, 109, 115, 135 BREWSTER, THOMAS: 46, 106, 108, 109, 128, 136 BROOKS, AMY: 44, 46, 93, 106, 109, 115, 126 BROOKS, DEWEY: 46, 100, 113 BROOKS, GLEN: 46, 88 BROOKS, KELLI: 59, 111, 115, 127 BROOKS, PAULA:59, 96, 109, 110 BROWN, BRIAN: 67 BROWN, CATHERINE: 17, 19, 33, 37, 74, 82, 84, 92, 93, 104, 106, 110, 132 BROWN, CHERIE: 67, 112, 127 BROWN, CHRISTOPHER: 46, 79, 102, 104 BROWN, CINDY: 59, 94 BROWN, CYNTHIA: 19, 37, 93, 97, 108, 113, 144 BROWN, DAVID: 19, 36, 106, 107 BROWN, GEORGE: 46, 97, 108, 115, 135 BROWN, JENNIFER: 67, 109, 135 BROWN, JENNY: 67 BROWN, LISA:46, 96, 97 BROWN, MICKY: 59 BROWN, ROBIN ELIZABETH: 19, 37, 97, 104, 106, 108 BROWN, ROBIN LYNNE: 19, 37, 95 BROWN, VALERIE: 17, 20, 33, 37, 79, 83, 84, 93, 104, 106, 108, 116, 132 BROWN, HERVEY: 67, 87, 109 BROWNING, BRAD: 20, 35, 37, 91, 105, 108, 116, 146 BROWNING, MELONIE: 59, 96, 126, 138 BRYANT, BERRY: 46, 84, 106, 110 BTITTAIN, AMY: 46, 109 BUCHANAN, MARKITA: 59, 107, 109, 112 BUNTING, CHERYL: 20,'33, 37, 95, 98, 110, 113 BUNTING, BUCKY: 67, 122 BURNETTE, CHARLENE: 59 BURRESS, SCOTT: 46, 108, 109, 112 BUTLER, ERICA: 20, 37, 94, 97 CANADY; DAVID? 20, 3:(j,0122) L235 CARPENTER, SHANE: 20, 37, 84, 97, 106, 112 CARR, DANNY: 59, 88, 96, 112, 122 CARTER, GREGORY: 67, 87, 109 CARTER, MARY BETH: 46, 93, 109 CASEY, JULIE: 59 CASON, BEVERLY: 37 CAUDILL, DAVID: 59, 87, 112 CECI VWILEIAM?59) Sip 122 CHAMBERS, ROY: 47 CHAPLUK, SANDEE: 47, 88, 93, 103, 109 CHARLES, LORI: 59, 96, 112 CHEERLEADERS: 132 CHILDRESS, CHRISTIE: 67, 103, 109, 110 CHILDRESS, GINGER: 67 CHRISTIAN, ANGELA: 47, 97, 103 CHRISTIAN, CHRISTOPHER: 67, 84, 102, 112 CHRISTIAN, CYNTHIA: 67 CHRISTIAN, JAMES: 47 CUIETONA BEVERY 220 pogo Ol On LL Loyel2o, Uy TSK 1bBIS) CLINE, BILLY: 59, 96, 98, 122, 140 CLINE, EUGENIA: 59 CLINE, KENITH: 47 CLYBURN, JUDY: 20, 37, 95, 138, 139, 146 COCHRAN, TIMOTHY: 91, 95 C.O.E.: 94 COKER, PATRICIA: 20, 37, 94, 97, 110 COLE, JANET: 67, 96, 115 COLE, KAREN: 59, 96, 115 COLE, REBECCA: 47, 97 COLLEY, ROBBIE: 47, 122, 125 COLLINS, ANGIE: 47, 88, 103 COMBS, EMILY: 59, 106, 112, 133 COMBS, PRISCILLA: 47 COMER, WILLIAM: 47, 140 CONLEY, APRIL: 59, 104, 106, 109, 110, 138 CONNER, TRACY: 20, 37, 82, 84, 106, 116, 147 CORDLE, THOMAS: 67, 122 CORDOVA, THERESA: 47, 93, 109, 110 CORERE MARIN 5 9). ld Ope eZ CORELL, MICHAEL: 47, 112 CORNETT, MELISSA: 47, 97, 111 CORNETT, MICHELLE: 56, 97 COSBY, AMY: 67, 104, 112, 115, 133 COX, JEFFERY: 20, 37, 95, 146 COX, JENNIFER: 59 COX, KENNETH: 47, 100, 101, 109 COX, ROBIN: 20, 37, 97, 145 COXTON, ANGELA: 59, 96, 98, 109, 112, 115 COXTON, BOBBY: 20, 37 COXTON, DELORES: 47 CRABTREE, ANGELA: 20, 35, 37, 105, 147 CRABTREE, SIDNEY: 67 CRAIG, ANGELA: 68, 98 CRAWFORD, GARY: 59 CRAWFORD, TAMMY: 68 CREGAR, GLENN: 68 CREGAR, MELISSA: 59, 96, 138 CRISP, KEVIN: 68, 109, 112 CROCKETT, JENNIFER: 47, 109, 110 CROMER, CHRISTOPHER: 47, 79, 104, 106, 108, 109, 136 CROMER, SHANNON: 59, 107, 112, 115, 126, 138 CROUSE, JACKIE: 47 CROUSE, JEFFREY: 68,100 CROUSE, PAULA: 59, 113 CROUSE, ROBERT: 20, 37 CRUEY, JAMES: 20, 37 CRITE Ye LiSAse2 Leo CRUEY, MARK: 47 CRUEY, RENA: 68 CRUEY, THOMAS: 47 see) CUMMINS, MARCELLA: 68 DALE, CLIFFORD: 21, 37, 100, 101, 122 DALE, MICHELLE: 47 DALE, ROGER: 48 D ALTON, DAVID: 59 DALTON, JOHNATHAN: 60, 100, 101 DAVIDSON, SAM: 68 DAVIDSON, TARA: 48, 105, 112 DAVIS, DAVID: 48, 128 DAVIS, JOHNSTON: 68, 140 DAVIS, MICHAEL: 48, 109, 112, 116, 136 DAVIS, PATRICIA: 21738; 947 97 DAVIS, STACY: 68, 87 DAWSON, ANTHONY: 21, 38, 91, 98, 108 DAY, MELINDA: 60, 96, 106 DEAN, BRIAN: 48, 68, 100, 101 DEAN, JAMES: 68, 98, 122 DEAN, MICHAEL: 68 DEAN, JOE: 21, 38, 100, 101 DEBORD, LANCE: 68, 112 DECA: 95 DELGRANDE, JOANNA: 21, 35, 38, 97, 98, 108 DENNIS, JAMES: 60, 122 DENNIS, LAMONT: 48 DENSON, LESLIE: 48, 101, 109, 112 DESKINS, BARRY: 48, 97 DESKINS, STEPHEN: 48 DEY, CHARLTON: 21, 38, 74, 97 DICKENSON, SHANNON: 68 DICKENSON, SHAWN: 68, 112 DIXONNGARYGY2 [e353 8 OI p IS eee coy Looe 4 0, 147 DONALDSON, ELIZABETH: 21, 38, 115 DONALDSON, JAMES III: 68 DORTON, DANIEL: 60, 112 DOWDY, DONNA: 48, 97, 103 DUNAWAY, MARK: 60, 140 DUNCAN, MARTHA: 21, 38, 97, 106, 111 DUNFORD, CHERE: 60, 107 DUNFORD, LESA: 48 DUNN, ROBERT: 21, 38, 97, 98, 122, 123 DURHAM, ELIZABETH: 68, 98 DURHAM, JENNIFER: 60, 112 DUTY, ANGELA: 21, 38, 94, 96, 115 DUTY, APRIL: 60, 97 DUTY, CHANDRA: 68, 74, 96, 112, 113, 115, 133 DUTY, JEFF: 68, 88 DUTY, RHONDA: 48, 60, 96 DYE, THERESA: 21, 38, 95, 98 DYE, TRACY: 38 EADS, JEFF: 21, 33, 38, 74, 92, 93, 104, 106, 107, 110, 116, 144 EARLS, ROBERT: 60, 96, 106, 115 EASTRIDGE, KAREN: 68 EDMONDS, JOHN: 60, 98 EDWARDS, THOMAS: 68, 112 EDWARDS, TIM: 21, 38 ELMORE, JENNIFER: 48 ELMORE, RHODA: 68, 112, 127 ELMORE, RHONDA: 48, 93, 107, 111 ELSWICK, ANITA: 68, 96 ENGLISH, JAMES: 60, 105, 111, 112, ETTER, ANGIE: 68, 96 ETTER, CHEISTA: 60, 91, 96 ETTER, SHARON: 60, 98, 115 EVANS, STUART: 21, 38, 105 FACULTY: 8 FARMER, KEITH: 22, 38, 100, 101 FARRIS, MICHELLE: 60, 115 FARRIS, RICKY: 48, 88, 98, 115, 122, 125 FBLA: 96 FFA: 101 FHA: 98 FIELDS, ANTHONY: 22, 38 FIELDS, JAMIE: 22, 38 FIELDS, JEFF: 60 FIELDS, KENNY: 60 FIELDS, MARY: 60, 96 FINLEY, JANET: 68 174 FLANAGIN, DOUGLAS: 48 FLANAGIN, REBECCA: 22, 38 FLANNER, JOYCE: 60, 102 FLYNN, BRYAN: 60, 84, 87, 96, 106, 109, 112, 115 FOOTBALL: 122 FOX, CANDICE: 48, 104, 106, 109, 116 FOX, MELISSA: 68 FOX, PATRICIA:48 FOX, TERRI: 68, 109, 112 FRENCH CLUB: 110 FRENCH, ANGELA: 22, 38, 107 FRENCH, ANTHONY: 22, 38, 100, 101 FRENCH, CINDY: 48, 115 FRENCH, JERRI: 68, 103, 104, 109, 112 FRIEDL, JAMES: 48, 79, 84, 104, 106, 109 FRITH, JOANN: 68 FULLER, DARRELL: 68 FULLER, MICHELLE: 68, 102, 138 GALLAGHER, LISA: 22, 38, 93, 97, 108, 146 GALLAGHER, SHONDA: 60, 104, 107, 112 GALLAGHER, WILLIAM: 60, 100, 101 GALLOGLY, JERRY: 68 GARRETT, BRYANT: 60, 88, 112, 122 GATES HOLBY 687.113 GATES, JOSEPH: 68, 109, 115, 122 GATES, NOAH: 22, 38, 82, 93,115, 128, 146 GIBSON, CHRISTOPHER: 48 GILBERT, SHANYA: 60 GILLESPIE, ERIC: 49, 140 GILLESPIE, HUNTER: 68, 109, 110 GILLESPIE, ANTHONY: 22, 38 GILLESPIE, STEVEN: 49, 97 GODSEY, CARL: 49 GOLF: 136 GONOCALVES, CRIS: 38, 78, 85, 88, 89, 104, 108, iUilAsy Maye}, isis) GRAHAM, SHERRY: 68 GREEN, RODNEY: 68, 112 GREEN T’S: 107 GRIFFITH, JOHN: 60, 87, 112, 122 GRIFFITH, NICOLE: 60, 91, 96 GRIFFITH, ROGER: 66, 68, 115, 122 GRIFFITH, SHANNON: 22, 38, 93, 105, 108 GRINDSTAFF, CARRIE: 49, 109, 112, 113 GRINDSTAFF, HEATHER: 68 GUANZON, LEON: 49, 108, 109, 112 GUESS, DEENA: 49 HACKLER, PAIGE: 22, 39, 82, 93, 98 HAGER, BOBBY: 49 HAGER, MICHELLE: 68, 107, 110, 127 HAGER, SHERRY? 22939)9 394 291 HAGERMAN, RANDY: 22, 39 HAGY, STANLEY: 68 HAGY, KIMBERLY: 44, 49, 93, 108, 111 HAG CESIE 49 93,108 109 et ieh HAGY, NANCY: 60, 96 HAG PENNY 22793993) Op LOS LOOMS 2 aly. HAGY, SHON: 22, 39, 97, 98, 140 HALE, REBEGCAR 22 39 oiGel4 HALL, CINDY: 23, 39) 98, 102, 103 HALL, MATT: 68, 100 HALL, ROBERT: 68 HALL, STEPHEN: 68, 100 HAMILTON, ERNEST: 69 HAMILTON, ROBERT: 69, 102 HAMLIN, SHAWN: 69 HANCOCK, STANLEY: 60 HANCOCK, TIMMY: 23, 39 HANKINS, MATTHEW: 49, 93, 111, 112, 113 HANKINS, RODNEY: 69, 112 HARDY, KEVIN: 61, 140 HARMAN, BILLY: 49, 97 HARMAN, MONICA: 61, 104, 107, 112 HAROLD, SHERI: 61, 112 HARRINGTON, CHRISTOPHER: 69 HARRIS, JAMES: 61, 100 HARRIS, TONIA: 49, 78, 97 HARRISON, FERN III, 69, 100 HARWOOD, CARY: 23, 39, 89, 93, 123, 140, 146 HARWOOD, KATHERINE: 49, 93, 106, 108, 109 HASH, DAVID: 23, 39, 95 HASH, DAVID: 69 HASH, FRED: 69, 100 HASH, JAMES: 61, 100 HASH, RUTH: 49, 112 HASH, STEVE: 49 HASH, VIVIAN: 69 HATHIELD, MICHAEL: 69 HATFIELD, RONALD: 23, 39, 82, 140 HAYDEN, REGINA: 69 HAYES, CARRIE: 23, 39, 95, 146 HAYES, ROBERT: 61, 112 HAYES, RONALD: 69, 100 HAYES, RONDA: 49, 103, 111, 113 HAZELWOOD, JOSEPH: 49 HEFLIN, JILL: 49, 109 HELDRETH, ANGELIA: 69 HELLAS, DONALD: 69 HELLAS, ROBIN: 49 HERALD, KATHY: 61, 96 HESS, BRIAN: 61, 95 HESS, FRANK: 61 HESS, MICHEAL: 61 HEYNSBROEK, NATASHA: 69, 112, 138 HICKS, MARCUS: 61 HICKS, PAUL: 61, 96, 140 HIEATT, BRIAN: 23, 39, 95 HIEATT, MELISSA: 61 HILL, LOIS: 49, 97 HILL, MARVIN: 50 HILL, SANDY: 23, 39, 94, 97 HINKLE, BETH: 23, 39, 94, 97 HINKLE, SARAH: 50, 97, 106, 112 HOBACK, ANGELA: 61, 107, 112 HOBACK, MELANIE: 23, 39, 107, 111, 112 HOGE, SCOTT: 23, 39 HOLLOWAY, LAURA: 61, 96, 112, 115, 138 HONAKER, CYNTHIA: 61 HONAKER, MATTHEW: 50, 97, 102 HONAKER, RANDY: 50 HONAKER, RICHARD: 61 HOOPS, KIMBERLY: 50, 97 HOOPS, MICHAEL: 61 HOPKINS, LEO: 50, 112, 123 HORN, ELIZABETH: 23, 39, 98, 144 HORNE, KIMBERLY: 50, 93, 104, 106 HORNE, STEPHANIE: 23, 39, 97 HOWELL, JAMES: 69 HOWERY, FREDDIE: 50, 88, 91, 98, 111, 115, 122 HOWINGTON, SONJA: 50 HROVATIC, MARC: 50, 97, 112, 140 HUGHES, AARON: 61, 96, 112 HURD, MARTY: 69 HURLEY, ANGELA: 61, 97, 109 HYLTON, RUSSELL: 50 HYMES, ERIC: 50 INTERACT CLUB: 108 JACKSON, MARY: 23, 39, 91, 98, 145 JACKSON, MELINDA: 61 JACKSON, STEPHANIE: 50, 102, 104 JANNEY, SUSAN: 50, 91, 97 JENNELLE, REBECCA: 69 JENNELLE, TERESA: 50, 97, 104, 115 JESSEE, TAMMY: 50, 97, 109 JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER: 69, 87, 109, 115, 136 JOHNSON, MELISSA: 23, 39, 94, 97 JONES, CATINA: 69 JONES, FAYE, 69, 115 JONES, JASON: 50, 91, 98 JONES, JENNIFER: 23, 39, 105, 108 JONES, TANYA: 61, 96, 112, 138 JONES, THEODORE: 24, 39, 100, 101, 146 JONES, THOMAS: 61 JONES, VALARIE: 50, 106, 132 JONES, WILLIAM: 50 JORDAN, DONNIE: 50, 98, 112, 128 JORDON, JERMAINE: 61, 87 JUPINA, BETH: 61, 102, 115 KARNES, BETHANY: 24, 39, 89, 95, 98 KARNES, NATALIE: 66, 69, 96, 112, 127, 138 KEENE, RYAN: 69, 115, 122, 140 KEENE, TRACIE: 69, 110 KEGLEY, STEPHANIE: 61, 98, 109, 112, 115, 126, 138 KEGLEY, TJ: 24, 39, 98, 115, 145 KIDD, DAVID: 50, 109, 110, 122 KIDD, MELINDA: 69 KIMBERLIN, DAVID: 61 KINDER, LISA: 69, 103, 112 KINDER, RICKY: 51 KING, EUGENE: 61 KINSER, RICHARD: 69 KISER, KANDACE: 24, 35, 39, 74, 78, 97, 98, 106, 115, 116, 145 KISER, LYNDA: 62, 69, 112 KISER, MARSHALL: 24, 40, 74, 97 KISER, MEREDITH: 62 KISER, STEPHANIE: 51, 97 KITTS, ALICIA: 62, 96 KITTS, CHRISTINE: 51, 97, 109 KITTS, LORI: 69, 102, 109, 112 KITTS, SCOTT: 51, 84, 86,97, 109 KITTS, VICTORIA: 51, 112 KITTS, WILLIAM: 62 KULCHAR, ANGELA: 51, 106 LAFORCE, SCOTT: 62 LAMBERT, CINDY:62, 96, 115 LANEY, BRAD: 24, 33, 40, 89, 98, 122, 123 LANEY, DWIGHT: 69 LANEY, MIKE: 69 LANEY, ROBERT: 51 LANEY, TERRY: 69, 100 LARIMER, DAVID: 24, 40, 82, 98, 105, 108, 145 LATIN CLUB: 111 LAWSON, ANGELA: 69, 115 LAWSON, CHARLENE: 24, 34, 40, 92, 93, 113, 144 LAWSON, DAVID: 62 LAWSON, JOHNNY: 62, 101 LAWSON, MARVIN: 40 LAWSON, REGINA: 62, 112 LAWSON, TONYA: 24, 34, 40, 74, 93, 105, 108, 110 LAXTON, KEVIN: 24, 40, 100, 147 LEE, DAVID: 24, 40, 140 LEE, KRISTA: 69 LEFFEL, JOHNATHON: 69 LEFTWICH, FRED: 24, 40 LESTER, FRED: 51 LESTER, MICHELLE: 69 LESTER, JAMES: 24, 40, 146 LESTER, MARY ELLEN: 62, 110 LEWIS) SLBPHANIE? Si 747) 106; 109 1127 1155) 132 LEWIS, TRACIE: 51 LINKOUS, CHRIS: 51, 122 LINKOUS, ERIC: 69 LINKOUS, JOHN: 24, 40 LINKOUS, KEVIN: 62, 79, 84, 104, 106, 107, 112 LOCKHART, AMY: 51, 109, 112, 135 LOCKHART, ANTHONY: 51, 74, 106, 109, 115, 128 LOCKHART, BENJAMIN: 69, 87, 109 LOCKHART, JOHN: 24, 40, 96, 97, 115 LOCKHART, MELANIE: 62, 96, 97 LOCKHART, JEFF: 24, 40 LOONEY, REGINA: 25, 40 LOONEY, SHANNON: 69 LOUGH, JENNIFER: 57, 62, 74, 107, 112, 126, 138 LOUGH, CHAD: 62, 74, 109 LOWE, CHARLES: 51, 97, 98 LOWE, KENNETH: 25, 40, 84, 95, 103 LOWE, MICHAEL: 51 LOWE, TIMOTHY: 62, 96 MAGGARD, LEONARD: 62 MARRS, JODY: 25, 40, 100, 101 MARRS, KAREN: 51, 112 MARRS, SHARON: 51, 95, 112 MARRS, TOBY: 69 MARSHALL, JOHN: 51 MASH, JAMES: 69, 100 MASSIE, BRAM: 17, 25, 40, 98, 146 MATNEY, CHRISTOPHER: 69, 100 MATNEY, PAMELA: 62, 96 MATNEY, REGINA: 62 MATNEY, SUE: 51 MAYS, DELMER: 62, 122 MAYS, GEORGE: 52, 115, 125 MCCALL, CHRIS: 25, 35, 40, 98, 122 MCCALL, KEVIN: 25, 40, 98, 106, 116, 122, 125, 145 MCCANN, TERRY: 62, 96 MCCLANAHAN, JOHN: 52, 98 MCCONNELL, MARCELLA: 25, 40, 75, 82, 93, 108, 116 MCDONALD, JACK: 69 MCDONALD, RICHARD: 52, 74, 128 MCFARLAND, JAY: 69 MCGLOTHLIN, BRIAN: 52, 104, 108, 109, 112 MCGUIRE, ROBERT: 62, 123 MCGUIRE, TONYA: 52 MCKINNEY, DIANNA: 25, 40, 95 MCKINNEY, STEPHANIE: 25, 40, 146 MCPHERSON, DANIEL: 25, 34, 40, 82, 83, 84, 93, 102, 103, 113 MCREYNOLDS, APRIL: 62, 107 MCREYNOLDS, BARRY: 25, 40 MCREYNOLDS, SHAWN: 52, 110 MEADE, CARL: 52, 97 MEADE, JENNIFER: 62, 112, 115 MEADE, LESLIE: 69, 127 MEADE, PATRICIA: 70 MEADE, SANDRA: 25, 40, 91, 97, 98, 107, 115 MEADE, STEVEN: 62 MEADE, TIMOTHY: 70, 140 MEADOWS, JENNFIER: 52, 88 MEADOWS, MICHELLE: 62, 102, 107, 112 MEADOWS, TAMMY: 70 MEADOWS, THOMAS: 25, 33, 40, 79, 84, 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 112 MEADWELL, JONATHON: 25, 41, 106, 112 MELVIN, ERIC: 52, 93, 108, 109 MELVIN, MELISSA: 25, 41, 97, 98, 108, 112, 115, 126, 138, 139, 144 MERRITT, MARGARET: 62, 115 MEREDITH, DAVID: 70 MILLER, MIKE: 41 MITCHELL, HATTIE: 52, 97 MITCHELL, JEFF: 52, 109 MITCHELL, TRACY: 25 MITCHEM, JENNIFER: 52 MONK, STEPHANIE: 62, 109, 112 MONK, WILLIAM: 63, 98 MONTAIGNE, MICHAEL: 70 MOORE, MELANIE: 70, 84, 102, 104, 112, 133 MOORE, RUTH: 70, 96, 102 MORRISON, AARON: 52, 97, 98, 122 MORRISON, JENNIFER: 63, 109 MORRISON, MICHELLE: 63 MORRISON, JILL: 26, 41, 95, 145 MULKEY, SHEILA: 63, 103, 104, 107, 112 MULLINS, BRIAN: 52 MULLINS, DANNY: 63, 122 MULLINS, RANDALL: 63, 122 MUNCY, JOHN: 26, 41 MUNDY AMANDA: 52, 106, 109, 135 MURPHY, TINA: 52, 97 MURRAY, LARRY: 26, 41, 97, 98, 128, 146 MURRAY, PATRICIA: 26, 97 MURRAY, RANDY: 52, 97, 98 MURRAY, SHAWN: 70 MUTTER, MICHAEL: 70 MYERS, MARCIA: 52, 97, 104, 106 NECESSARY, MARSHA: 70 NEEL, DAVID: 52, 97, 128 NEEL, JENNY: 52, 97 NEEL, JOHN: 70 NEEL, JUANITA: 52, 95 NEEL, REECE: 26, 41, 93 NEEL, SHERRI: 63, 96 NELSON, SONYA: 63, 91, 115 NEWLON, SCOTT: 26, 41, 98, 105, 108, 112 NICKELS, MELISSA: 63, 109, 138 NIPPER, DONALD: 70 NOEL, DENNIS: 70, 122 NOLLEY, JOHN: 63 NUNLEY, DONNIE: 26, 41, 91, 145 NUNLEY, RHONDA:53 NUNLEY, VICKIE: 27, 41, 95, 97, 144 NUTTER, STEPHANIE: 26, 34, 41, 74, 84, 98, 106, 138, 139 OLINGER, ZACHARY: 57, 63, 86, 87, 112, 122 OQUIN, JUDA: 63, 96, 109, 112 OQUINN, CHRISTOPHER: 63, 87, 96 OQUINN, LAVERN: 53 OSBORNE, DUPEY: 63, 100, 101 OSBORNE, TERRY: 70, 100 OWENS, LARRY: 53, 97 PAGE, JACK: 70, 96, 109, 112 PALMER, SANDRA: 53, 102 PARENT MESSAGES: 146 PARSONS, PAMELA: 26, 41, 94, 97 PATRICK, ANGIE: 63, 96, 104, 107, 112 PATRICK, CHRISTOPHER: 53, 100, 101 PATTERSON, JENNIFER: 70, 109, 112 PATTERSON, JON: 70, 109 PATTERSON, URSULA: 63, 102 PATTON, RICHARD: 63, 136 PAULEY, BRANDI: 63, 96, 107 PAULEY, GARY: 53 PAULEY, KIMBERLY: 70, 112 PAYNE, ANTHONY: 63, 96, 112 PAYNE, HOWIE:26, 34, 41, 74, 98, 136, 137 PEERY, AARON: 63, 96, 112, 115, 122 PEERY, CHRISTOPHER: 53 PEERY, LAURA: 63, 133 PEERY, RACHEL: 26, 41 PEERY, TERESA: 26, 41, 84, 98, 104, 105, 106, 116 PENLAND, ERNEST: 63, 91, 112 PERDUE, JENNIFER: 70 PERDUE, RHONDA: 53, 109, 111, 115, 132 PERKINS, BEVERLY: 70, 104 PERKINS, PAMELA: 63, 96, 104, 112 PERRY, JOHN: 26, 41, 89, 95 PERRY, WANDA: 26, 41 PETERS, GRETCHEN: 26, 41, 79, 82, 104, 108, 145 PHELPS, ERIC: 70 PHILLIPS, CHRISTOPHER: 70 PHILLIPS, JENNIFER: 26, 41, 97, 105, 108 PHILLIPS, THOMAS: 53, 97 PILKINS, GEORGE: 53 POSKAS, MELINDA: 70, 96, 109, 110 POWELL, ERIC: 63 POWELL, NELLIE: 63, 110 POWELL, PENNY: 53 PRICE, JAMES: 63, 100, 101 PRICE, JEFF: 17, 27, 34, 41, 74, 92, 93, 106, 107, 128, 136, 137 PROFFITT, RONALD: 70 PRUETT, CHARLES: 70, 122, 140 PRUETT, KAREN: 53, 95 PRUETT, LINDA:53 PUCKETT, BRIDGET: 53, 97, 112 PUCKETT, GEORGE: 70 PUCKETT, MARGARET: 63, 98 PUCKETT, MELISSA: 70 PUCKETT, MICHAEL: 70 PUCKETT, RAYMOND: 41 PUCKETT, GWEN: 27, 41, 93, 108, 112, 145 PUCKETT, THOMAS: 63, 87 PYLES, TAMMY: 53, 115 QUEEN, CRYSTAL: 70, 113, 127 QUEEN, MARK: 27, 35, 41, 89, 91, 97, 98, 122, 123, 125 QUESENBERRY, ANTHONY: 27, 41, 95 RADFORD, DAVID: 27, 41, 82, 92, 93, 113, 145 RAINEY, STEVEN: 53, 98, 122, 128 RASNAKE, SANDRA: 64, 96 1A RASNAKE, TROY: 27, 41, 95 RASNICK, ANTHONY: 42, 122 RASNICK, JAMEY: 66, 70, 104, 109, 112, 113, 115, ibys! RATCLIFFE, JESSE: 53, 115, 128 RATLIFF, JOEY: 27, 42, 98, 116, 122, 123, 125, 145 RAY, JEFFERY: €4, 100 RAY, REBECCA: 53, 98 REID, MICHAEL: 70, 87 REMINES, DAVID: 70, 112 REMINES, KATHY: 70 REMINES, POLLY: 53, 97, 98 REMINES, RICHARD: 64 REMINES, TINA: 70 REPASS, DAVID: 70, 102 REYNOLDS, MICHELLE: 64, 96, 112 RHODIE, SHERRY: 64, 115, 126 RHUDY, J. L.: 27, 35, 42, 82, 88, 93, 122, 123; 144 RICHARDSON, JAMIE: 64, 111 RICHARDSON, VICKIE: 53, 97 RIDDLE ISAS OAT Ae Oo LO eo LO Oe Go 2 ROARK, PAMELA: 53 ROBBINS, GEORGE: 27, 42, 95 ROBERTS, BRIAN: 27, 35, 42, 98, 136, 137 ROBERTS, CRYSTAL: 54, 97 ROBERTS, MELISSA: 70, 88 ROBERTS, SHELLIE: 70, 104 ROBERTS, TIMOTHY: 70 ROBINSON, JENNIFER:70, 103, 110 ROBINSON, LILLIAN: 27, 42, 97, 98 ROBINSON, RENEE: 64, 138 ROOP, SHAWN: 54 ROSE, EDDIE: 70; 98 ROSE, JAMIE: 64 ROSE, JANET: 54, 97, 98 ROSE, MICHAEL: 27, 42, 147 ROSE, RANDALL: 64, 96, 97 ROSE, STEVE: 64 ROSS, JOY: 70 ROWE, BETTY: 64 RUDE, KIMBERLY: 27, 42, 95, 107, 108 RUTHERFORD, KING: 64 RUTHERFORD, WALTER: 64 SADD: 114 SAFEWRIGHT, TAMARA: 54, 112 SALYERS, MIRIAM: 64, 96, 127 SANDERS, KENNETH: 64, 100 SANDERS, MICHAEL: 28, 42, 145 SARGENT, ANGELA: 28, 42, 95 SARGENT, JASON: 70, 96 SARGENT, LLOYD: 64, 96 SARGENT, PENNY: 70 SAWYERS, JIMMY: 64 SAWYERS, RICHARD: 28, 42, 146 SAYERS, WILLIAM: 64 SCA: 113 SCAMMELL, AUDREY: 70, 112 SEXTON, MARK: 28, 42 SHAWVER, GREGORY: 64 SHAWVER, STEVE: 28, 34, 42, 74, 95, 97 SHEETS, AMY: 96, 112, 138 SHEETS, CHARLES: 71, 100 SHEETS, MIGHELE SS (U) Luz SHEETS, RONALD: 28, 42, 97, 105, 108, 110 SHEETS, SAMUEL: 28, 42, 91 SHEPARD, MATTHEW: 71, 109, 112 SHEPHERD) TORY: 71, 109 SHORT, HONEY: 54, 102 SHORTRIDGE, JODY: 64 SHRADER, EDWINA: 28, 35, 42, 82, 93, 98, 110 SHRADER, HUGH: 71, 102 SHRADER, REBECCA: 54, 106 SHRADER, PATRICK: 28, 42, 82, 104, 105 SHRADER, TIMMESA: 54, 84, 102, 104, 109 SILCOX, LAVICIE: 54 SIMMS, DIONNE: 64 SIMMS, KRIS: 54 SINK, TIFFANY: 54, 97 176 SINKFORD, JOHN: 71, 91, 98 SIZEMORE, PATRICIA: 64, 112 SKEENS, BRENDA:96 SLAUGHTER, LESLEA: 71, 102, 109, 112 SLUSS, SUSAN: 54 SLUSS, WILLIAM: 71 SMITH, ALVIN: 64, 87 SMITH, BRANDI: 64 SMITH, CHARLIE: 54 SMITH, CHAUNCEY: 64 SMITH, DAVID: 54, 109, 112, 115, 122, 128 SMITH, DENNIS WAYNE: 64, 115 SMITH, DOUGLAS: 28, 42, 100 SMITH, EMILY: 71, 109, 110, 115, 127, 135, 138 SMITH, JERRY: 54, 98, 115, 122 SMITH, JOHNITA: 54 SMITH, DENNIS: 28, 42, 113, 123, 146 SMITH, LONNIE: 42 SMITH, MICHELLE: 28, 42, 144 SMITH, MIKE: 54 SMITH, PAMELA: 54, 79, 82, 83, 104, 106, 109, 116 SMITH, LAURA: 71 SMITHSON, GEORGE: 71 SNAPP, DETRA: 54, 96, 97, 112 SNAPP, JANET: 71 SNELL, DARRELL: 64 SPANISH CLUB: 112 SPARKS, WAYNE: 65, 110 SPARKS, HAROLD: 28, 42, 144 SPARKS, JESSICA: 65, 104, 107, 112 SPARKS, REBECCA: 65, 96, 104, 107 SPARKS, SANDRA: 54 SPARKS, STEPHANIE: 54, 96, 97, 103, 111 SPIVEY, RICHARD: 42 STACY, ALICIA: 54, 97, 109, 110, 112 STAGE TH: 104 STALLARD, BETH: 44, 55, 74, 78, 84, 97, 104, 106, 109, 115, 126 STANLEY, HEATHER: 65, 112 STANSBURY, RICHARD: 55, 98, 105, 122 STEELE, DAVID: 95 STEVENS, JAMES: 55 STEVENSON, BEVERLY: 55, 97, 112 STILTNER, KEVIN: 65 STILTNER, MARSHALL: 71, 100 STILWELL, ROBIN: 65, 96, 112 STINSOM, KEITH: 28, 42 STINSON, WENDY: 71 STONE, GARY: 28, 42 STOUT, ANGELA: 65 STOUT, THOMAS: 55 STREEBY, TODD: 55 STREET, ROBIN: 55, 102, 104, 112 STREET, SHELA: 28, 43, 95, 97, 144 SUSMAN, SHANNON: 57, 65, 74, 86, 108, 109, 112 SUTHERLAND, GAIL: 29, 43 SUTHERLAND, LARRY: 55 SUTHERLAND, TRACY: 65, 96 SWEET, TERRI: 55, 97 TABOR, BRIAN: 65 TALBERT, ROBERT: 29, 43, 96 TAYLOR, MELISSA: 71, 107, 110, 135 TAYLOR, MICHAEL: 55, 100, 101, 106 TAYLOR, NICOLE: 71 TAYLOR, REBECCA: 71, 98E TAYLOR, RONALD: 100 TAYLOR, TRACI: 65 TAYLOR, TRENEA: 29, 33, 43, 78, 89, 98, 106, 107, 108, 115, 126, 127 TAYLOR, WESLEY: 71 TEENS FOR CHRIST: 115 THOMPSON, LINK: 29, 43, 91, 98, 108, 113, 115, 116, Ze THOMPSON, SUSAN: 55, 97 TOLOSA, EDNA: 55, 97, 98 TOLOSA, MICHAEL: 71, 109, 110 TONEY, AARON: 55 TONEY, ADAM: 71 TONEY, CHRIS: 55 TRENT, MICHEAL: 71 TRUJILLO, LIZ: 91 TRUMP, BOBBY:65, 112 TURLEY, JERRY: 55, 122 TURNER, SHARON: 71, 104 VANCE, CHRISTY: 65, 96, 112 VANHOOZER, ROBERT: 55, 102 VANHOOZIER, JEFFERY: 71, 87, 112 VANHOOZIER, MICHAEL:29, 43, 93, 112 VANHOOZIER, SCOTTY: 71, 109, 112 VENCILL, KAREN: 65, 110 VIERS, JOHN: 55, 95 VILACHA, RAMON: 65 VINEY, WILLIAM: 71 VOLLEYBALL: 138 WADDELL, BETSY: 55 WADDELL, MARK: 55, 97 WADDELL, VIRIGNIA:71 WAGNER, WILLIAM: 58, 98, 122 WALLS, CINDY: 71, 96, 109, 110 WEAVER, PAIGE: 29, 43, 110 WEBB, BARRY: 56, 98, 112, 115 WEBB, CHRIS: 71, 87 WEBB, JEFFERY: 65, 96 WEBB, MATTHEW: 71 WHITE, BOBBY: 71 WHITE, JAMES: 56 WHITE, KEVIN: 29, 43, 95 WHITE, PAMELA: 56 WHITED, RODNEY II: 65, 96, 140 WHITMAN, HEATHER: 56 WHITMAN, CHRISTOPHER: 65 WHITT, ROBERT: 71 WHITT, STEPHANIE: 65, 115 WHITT, TERESA: 71, 96, 112 WHITTAKER, DWAYNE: 65, 87, 96 WHITTAKER, VICTORIA: 56, 95 WILLIAMS, ROBERT: 56 WILLIAMS, TERESA: 29, 43, 95 WILLIAMS, TOM: 29, 33, 43, 122, 123 WILLIAMSON, ANNA: 71, 84, 102, 112 WILLIAMSON, NANCI: 29, 43, 79, 82, 84, 102, 103, 104, 108, 110 WILSON, JEFFERY: 29, 43, 98, 122, 123 WIMMER, ANGIE: 65, 95 WIMMER, JESSIE: 29, 43, 100, 101, 105 WIMMER, ROSEMARY: 71, 102 WIMMER, TRACIE: 65, 109, 112 WINFREY, FELICIA: 65, 102, 104, 107, 113, 115 WINGO, SHAWN: 56 WITT, MARISKA: 29, 43, 97 WITTEN, MARK: 71, 96 WITTEN, REBECCA: 65, 96 WRESLTING: 140 WRIGHT, APRIL: 71 WRIGHT, CHRISTINE: 71, 135 WRIGHT, JAMES: 65 WRIGHT, TERESA: 65 WRIGHT, VERNON: 65 WROATEN, WALTER: 56 YATES, RANDY: 65, 100 YATES, KATHERINE:71, 104 YATES, SHERRY: 71 YATES, TERESA:29, 43, 110 YOST, BRUCE: 29, 43, 98, 128 YOST, DENISE: 29, 43, 91, 94, 97 YOST, WAYNE: 56 YOST, ROBERT: 29, 43, 108, 136, 137 YOST, TIMOTHY: 71, 100 YOUNG, AMY: 29, 43, 107 YOUNG, ERIC: 29, 34, 43, 82, 92, 93, 111, 146 YOUNG, MARLIN: 71, 112, 122 YOUNG, ROBERT: 56, 79, 82, 96, 97, 104, 109, 112 Autographs A | i a a : a cea eh oo) 7 -— ; - es a) Ae ert . 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