Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1965 volume:

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O- mrmmeeteres. % ie). 10 ’ ‘Ey (AANA ed Wa Poach is en my Sos te ees APR ey ot 2 1, a oe a a EUDOD Ge tDe EOUUCCHLS stra eee eee enced! coe ee Meee a el os SEDO een fs) ee ee (UNION eee ef Lb Sophomore Freshman Campsie Rivalry World of Business Harry Collins has conquered the task of doing several things at once. Stephen T. Boretsky has served Tennessee High School in many capacities. As teacher, coach, athletic director, and principal he has helped THS to become one of the finest schools in this area. When Mr. “B” be- came principal in 1953, the enrollment was less than 600, and there were only seventeen classrooms in the “old” building. The faculty numbered 28. Mr. “B” has grown with the school. Today the student body of over 1,000, the 46 teachers, and a million dollar plant all func- tion smoothly under his capable leadership. We all re- spect and admire his sound judgment and willingness to work in our behalf. We would like to extend our ap- preciation to Mr. Boretsky by dedicating the 1965 Cadmea to him. Always willing to help students, Mr. Boretsky gives assistance to Jean Stair with her schedule. Mr. “B” gives a pep talk for V-T game. Larry Weddington and Darlene Brown, royalty of the Senior Class, are crowned by Mr. Boretsky. Mr. Boretsky addresses the student body over the loud speaker. ll Brenda Robertson and Joann Sieber serve Jack Hyder, Sally Pair, and Craig Caldwell at a Roman banquet. Achievements John Cowan and Leslie Countiss examine slides in biology. Hugh Buckles, Joe Robinette, and Linda Mitrushi take part in Presidential election. Students rest in front of Sugar Shack at Sadie Hawkins Dance. ion lle pep sess i Football players relax at Greeny ictory against Students cheer team to afternoon v Erwin. Peggy McLaughlin Jim Leonard i; In Academic ost Dependable Bobby Cross Achievement 4 Pilots Of Ghe Viking Crew DR. DAVID F. ADKISSON, Superintendent of Schools MR. STEPHEN T. BORETSKY, Principal of Tennessee High School MR. HUGH DAVID, ASST. PRINCIPAL of Tennessee High School MR. CANNON MRS. HAGAN Spanish I, II, II h Eatine leer } A, of WE Ze 1s = ENG POA 74 we fp YU : of ae PLE a OF Cerne 1 alte WA o a pe A fi Lote LULL CEC ZO fu Cake Language Closes G aps” ¢ oe Between Peoples . MRS. BEVERLY MISS HAWKINS Latin II, French I, II Spanish I, II MRS. ABBOTT English I, Latin I MISS FAUST English I Snglish Con eraeas a W ell-Rounded Individuals MRS. REETER English IV MISS MORISON English II MISS MILLER MRS. PAINTER English I English II MR. ODOM English IV Karen Smith and Bobby Stoots seems to know all the answers. MRS. SNIDER MRS. POPLIN English II and IV English III MISS KESNER MR. O’DELL Algebra I, II Algebra I, II Mr. Powers enlightens Mr. Overbay on modern math techniques. MRS. RASNICK MR. POWERS Algebra I, Geometry General Math Ge © Oe eee seees 6S eoe4s MISS BOGART Algebra II Math Opens Many Doors MISS RHEA Trigonometry, Sr. Algebra MR. MAPLES MR. BURK MR. BINGHAM Chemistry Physics, Biology General Science Science Creates An Interest Brenda Farris and Barbara Adkisson work in lab. MRS. BARR MR. HUNDLEY MRS. McLANEY General Science Health Biology Mr. David ponders over world problems. MRS. MRS. ROBINSON Geography Civics OME) A es Key Go MR. GALLOWAY American History Understanding MISS MARSHALL American History MR. CONWAY “MRS. FISHER Government, Economics World History 8 1 Home Sconomics Famepatec: batter Homemakers MRS. KING Home Economics I, II, III Business C ourtses- Foundations Jor waArecrs : MR. MARSHALL Bookkeeping, Mechanical Drawing MRS. MORTON Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Practice MR. ARWOOD Typing iis MR. SMALLING Miss Knisley seems undisturbed by San- MISS KNISLEY English III di Warden’s hexing. Guidance Lends A Helping Hand Library Ke ‘erence And Aid MRS. CUTHILL MRS. POOLE Librarian Secretary Students prepare assignments. Vy MRS. PARKER Study Hall Study Hall Has Advantages Jor All School Secretaries MRS. YOUNG MRS. CHAPMAN Secretary Mrs. Chapman is on the job. Secretary COACH FRED KELLER ve ‘ And oy) ea enee Coach Keller times the boys during the physical fitness program. 22 Mrs. Snapp Mrs. Arnold DIETICIAN Cafeteria and Custodial Sar Bail The custodial and cafeteria staff con- tribute valuable services to the school, and their work is greatly appreciated by the students and the faculty. COOKS: Miss Pope, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Henley, Mrs. Lockhart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Mickeal. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Cash, Mr. Bellamy, Jack Doyle, Earl Rutter 23 ABBOTT, JUDITH ALLEN, MRS., Latin I, English; J.C.L., Va. Intermont, King College (BA), University of Va. (Grad. Study), East Tenn. State (Grad. Study). ARWOOD, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Typing, Study Hall, Jr. Civitan Club; East Tenn. State (BS). BARR, SUE G., MRS., General Science, East Tenn. State (BS). BEVERLY, G., MRS., Latin II, French I, IJ, J.C. L., French Club; University of Chicago, (Grad. Work), University of California (Grad. Work), University of Southern California (Grad. Work), University of Kansas (Masters), University of Tulane (Masters). oe Coach Trosper hammers away at the Bearcat car. Miss Hawkins displays her collections on Spain. 24 Jaculty (eee WILLIAM L., General Science; Concord College BOGART, FLORENCE, Algebra II; Lincoln Memorial Uni- versity (BA), East Tenn. State (MA), University of Maine, Tenn. Tech. BORETSKY, STEPHEN T., Principal; Maryville College (AB), Colorado State (MA). BURK, RICHARD K., Biology, Physics, Key Club; The Cita- del (BS), East Tenn. State. CANNON, JAMES L., Spanish I, IJ, III; East Tenn. State (BS), Certificate in Russian, Syracuse University, BS + 30. CONWAY, MELVIN, Government, Economics; Georgetown College (BA) University of Kentucky (Masters). CRAIG,:- CAROLYN L., Physical Education, Bible Club; Va. Intermont (AA), East Tenn. State (BS). CUTHILL, NANCY, MRS., Librarian, Library Council; Duke University (AB). DAVID, HUGH, Sociology, Cadmus Club; Emory and Henry (AB), Peabody (MA). FAUST, HELEN J., English; Emory and Henry (BA), East Tenn. State. FISHER, JANE, MRS., World History; Carson-Newman (BA), East Tenn. State. GALLOWAY, J.M., American History, Bible Club; East Tenn. State (BA, BS), University of Tenn. (MA). GUINN, LORRAINE, MRS., Civics; Va. Intermont, King College (AB), East Tenn. State. HAGAN, GEORGIA, MRS., Latin I, II; J.C.L. East Tenn. State (BA), Peabody (MA), University of Tenn., University of Iowa; General Business; Radford College (BS). HAWKINS, MAURINE, Spanish I, IJ, Junior Red Cross, Span- ish Club; Carson-Newman, University of Tenn. (BA). HUNDLEY, TOM H., Health; University of Kentucky (AB). KELLER, FRED, Physical Education, Interact Club; Carson- Newman (BS), University of Tenn. (MS). KESNER, KATHERINE E., Algebra, Music Appreciation Club; King College (BA), East Tenn. State (MA), Johns Hopkins University (Grad. work), Duke University (Grad. Work). Directory KING, GEORGE M., JR., MRS., Home Economics I, IJ, III, Home Economics Club; Va. Intermont, Florida Southern, East Tenn. State (BS), Tenn. Graduate School. KNISLEY, DORTHY, Guidance; Maroon and White; Car- son-Newman (BA), University of Va. (M.Ed.), East Tenn. State, University of Tenn. MAPLES, FRANK H., JR., Chemistry; Howard College (BS), East Tenn. State (MA). MARSHALL, MARTHA, American History, THS Cheerlead- ers; Peabody (MA), East Tenn. State (BS), University of N.C., Vassar; Miami University, Vanderbilt University. MARSHALL, WALTER C., Bookkeeping, Mechanical Draw- ing, Jets; College of Business Administration (BS), Universi- ty of Tenn., College of Education (MA), East Tenn. State. McLANEY, HAROLD C.. MRS., Biology, Checkmate Club; East Tenn. State (BS, MA). MILLER, MAXIE, English; King College (BA), University of Va. (M.Ed.) East Tenn. State. MORISON, VICKI, English; Emory and Henry (BA); East Tenn. State (Grad. work). MORTON, RUTH P., MRS., Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Practice, Future Business Leaders of America; Mary Washing- ton College, Columbia University (BS), Longwood College. NICAR, HOWARD L., JR., Band, Chorus; Western Kentucky State (BS), Michigan State University (MM). O’DELL, THOMAS A., Algebra; East Tennessee State (BS). ODOM, PAUL, English, Viking Voices; Milligan, East Tenn. State (BS, MA). PAINTER, CARRIE, R., MRS., English, Y-Teens; Johns Hop- kins University. PARKER, ROBBIE, MRS., Study Hall; Lander College (BA). POPLIN, EDNA, MRS., ‘English, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca; East Tenn. State (BS, MA). POWERS, CLAYTON EDWARD, Math; University of Ken- tucky (BA, MA). RASNICK, W.C., MRS., Algebra I, Geometry; Carson-New- man (BS), East Tenn. State (MA). REETER, MILDRED, MRS., English; East Tenn. State (BS). RESER, JAMES A., English; Emory and Henry (BA), East Tenn. State (Masters). RHEA, LINDSAY, Sr. Algebra, Trigonometry; King College (BS), Western Reserve University (MA), University of Maine. ROBINSON, JOYCE P., MRS., Geography; Eastern State Teachers College (BA, MA). SMALLING, SAM S., JR., English, Guidance; Duke Univer- sity, East Tenn. State (BS, MA). SNIDER, EVELYN, MRS., English; East Tennessee State (BS), Memphis State. Mr. Maples engrossed in chemistry problems. Miss Bogart proudly displays her letter sweater. 25 Judy Whittaker Jim Barlow Jn Ghe 26 Best Personality ng Susan Ki inette Viking Log Joe Rob 27 is for sunning, and During the summer, practice keeps the cheerleaders busy. 28 Summer, swimming, sleeping. dee Staff members are busy issuing the first Maroon White. Viking Band members work hard during summer sessions. 29 is for September and sports a Wi. Sc we es y Zi é a p ; a Linda Mitrushl, Bobbie Hicks, Patsy Smeltzer, Olivia Thomas, and Pam Mul- lins are ready for the first day of school. Football players participate in outdoor pep meeting. 30 O is for October and opportunity Joe Robinette, Natalie Daniel, Bobbie Hicks, and Tommy McAnge chat during the Key Club’s Harvest Dance. These T.HS. politicians kick-up their heels for their favorite candidates. 31] is for ovember and noise Home Economics girls Betsy Henninger, Carol Hendrix, and Janet Blevins make Vi- king Dolls to sell during N-T Week. Joan Tickle, Frankie McNew, Ellen Tayloe, Belinda Barns and Karen Smith win first prize in the car parade. 32 is for V-6 Week Football boys come dressed for the occasion. Sr. girls participate in V-T Week activities. 33 is for ecember Lynne McCall, Jeanie Klienhammer, Diane Sisler exchange presents at the Keyette’s Christmas party. Kay Barrett, Meg Macleod, Jennie Lou Woods, Molly Davis, and Sandee Harrington sing Christmas Carols. 34 Carter Reser and Sherry Smith enjoy a local newspaper. Bonnie Hill and Candy Hill study hard for semester exams. is for February and Jun Patty Arnold and Mary Blanch Newby treat their American History class with a song. ‘ Basketball players enjoy a pep meeting in the gym. Snow makes practice fun for Jim McFaddin, Phil Kistner, Tommy Bowman and Lee Smith. 36 Lynne McCall and Ray Belcher reign as Twirp Week queen and king. Sarah Willis and Charles Ricketts vote for Twirp Gretchen Alexandra and Mr. Maples seem to enjoy king and queen. a dance. T.H.S. females climax Twirp Week with Twirp Dance. Marty Hayes, Olivia Thomas and Ellen Hardwick check assignments during a break. i Warm weather means out for lunch to Joe Price and Gary Hunt. 38 EN “H.” Johnson poses for cameraman as Charlie Arnold, and Phil Moore look on. Jimmy Manuel, Beers Ernie Slyman enjoys a few rounds of tennis. Spring fever has struck Barbara Adkisson, Lynne Devalt, Brenda Ferris, Harriet Love, Linda Hill and Diane Sisler. — 39 liest Martha Anne Hillman USMA! Charlie Arnold Among Ghe 40 UZ Randy Treadwell Students Best £ Judy McFaddin 41 Alice Dalton iS William Fletcher Addison Barbara Anne Adkisson f Ellis Samuel Allison Charles Lee Arnold Linda Ann Arndel Patricia Gail Arnold Linda Sue Arrants Patricia Ann Bailey 43 David Allen Bernard Glenn Francis Biggs Ronald LeRoy Blackwell Brenda Marlene Blevins 44 Patricia Irene Booher James Lyle Breeding Frances Owen Brewer Martha Diana Brooks Marta Darlene Brown Hope Brownlow Clifton Hugh Buckles Sherry Smith, a Maroon and White staff member, sells David Bernard a football program. Connie McNutt Burnett Alan Phillip Bushore 45 Barbara Anne Buskell Ford Monroe Caldwell Isabel Catherine Caldwell Glenda Mae Camper Joan Marie Cannon Alice Katherine Carmack Sarah Willis and Gary Cooper relax between dances at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Patricia Inez Carmack Bobby Clyde Carscaddon Nancy Cashion Lynda Ruth Castle Jeanne Lorraine Clark Harry Morgan Collins 46 i i Gn Sat Kentie Lou Combs Gary Allen Cooper Mavis Ellenburg Countiss William Everett Cowan William Swindell Credle Sonny Lowe, a Key Club member, ushers at an afternoon football game. Regina Kay Creger Jerry Martin Cross Robert Douglas Cross Patsy Ann Cruey Judy Faye Crumley Alice Rush Dalton 47 Patricia Ann Davis Frank Patterson Day Daris Jean Dickenson Seniors Pa Sxtracurric Nancy Juanita Doss Patrick Brady Dougherty Seniors Betty Robinette, Donna Leonard, Joyce Keeling, and Rena Diggs get their megaphones from Miss Faust to sell for the Anchor Club. Julian Quayle Early Sharon Elizabeth Emmert 48 James Albert Endress Fred Esser Brenda Joyce Farris oF e mipale in ic Activities Barbara Helen Ferris Richard Allan Flagle Ralph Lynn Fleenor Brenda Wayne Flick Patricia Louise Ford Jeanne Kleinhammer participates in the rally for the presi- dential election. Eugene Evans Furrow Betty Galloway 49 Eric Duane Giles Wilfred Kelso Gillenwater Diane Hawkins Graybeal Linda Mae Green Nancy Ferrell Harkrader Patsy Jeanne Hartsock James Harvey Hawk fe Cheryl Kay Haynes Dianna Delaney Helton Cassandra Carolynn Hendrix Betsy Jill Henninger 50 Pat William Hickie John Mack Herron Carol Hicks David Michael Hicks Linda Darlene Hicks Roy Wayne Hicks Martha Anne Hillman John Thomas Hite Marilin Nell Hodge Bill Morton Hoffert Billy Holman Gary Miller Hunt 51 Peggy Jean Hunt Charles Richard Hurt Susan Worley is dressed stylishly for the Sadie Connie Ann Hurt Deanna Joan Hurt Hawkins Dance. Judith Carolyn Hutton Chuck Harold Johnson Harry David Johnson Phyllis Jean Johnson Sammy Richard Johnson Michael Douglas Jones Sandy Lee Jones Joyce Ann Keeling 52 Jerry Allen Ketchem Jimmy Robert Ketchem Judith Lillian King Kristan Cowan King Susan Bradley King Thomas Fielding King Susan Louise Kizer Patricia Jeannie Kleinhammer William Jessie Lambert Thomas Harrison Lane During Senior Week the senior royalty was enter- tained by Claudia Swiney. de hi) Bi a Donna Kay Leonard James Stanley Leonard 53 Patsy Sue Leonard Anne Hendrix Leslie Senior Week- Many Activities Nathan Wills Lowe Judy Whittaker gives an inspiring talk during Sen- James: leRoy Manuel ior Chapel. John David Mahaffey 94 Nancy Lynn McCall -_ Harold Allen McDaniel Judith Risdon McFaddin Jimmy Barlow makes faces at photographers while having his picture made for the Cadmea. Richard Lee McRee } a ee Marguerite Ann McLaughlin John D. McMinn Linda Ruth Melvin Gary Lemuel Miller ets) Barbara Ann Moody Patricia Ann Moore Leo Leslie Morris Brenda Gail Morton Richard Eugene Morton Dallas Vincent Mullins } Pama Gay Mullins Kerry Allen Musick The many weeks’ work was displayed in the V-T float. Mary Blanche Newby Richard Dale Nidiffer 56 Charles Sidney Oakley Clayton Henry O’Dell Joyce Ann Oliver John Raymond Palisano Kelly Randolph Payne Thomas David Peters William Henry Phelps Walter Randall Poore ‘ a Nancy Harkrader, depicting a Viking football player, par- ticipates in skit for V-T week. Joe Thomas Price Marjorie Carter Reser 97 Catherine Joann Rhymer Carol Rose Ricketts Charles Raymond Ricketts Carol Elaine Ringley Donna Leonard and Gary Miller buy their 1965 Cadmea from Olivia Thomas. Larry Edward Rogers Larry Wayne Rowlett Richard Burrow Royster George Edward Rutherford 98 Martha Joe Salyer Greta Susan Sanis Larry Wayne Saul Diane Etta Eve Sisler Ray Belcher and Harry Johnson say “Peel the Oranges’ ing V-T pep session. - Patricia Sue Smith Richard Allen Smith Sarah Lou Smith Sharon Lang Smith 99 7 James David Sproles William Patrick Staton Sally Jane Steinway Rodney Dale Swafford Claudia Diane Swiney Dennis Wayne Swiney Gale Tankersky Candace Ann Texter | Jacqueline Thomas James Franklin Thomas Fae � The Jernymen Three, Ford Caldwell, Johnny Her- ron, and Harvey Hawk entertain the seniors during activity period. Olivia Louella Thomas Carol Ann Thompson 60 Richard Earl Tolliver The general conduct of the student body at football games is enacted by several seniors. Connie Carr Torbett John Randolph Treadwell Jane Warren Trinkle David Vern VanDervort Becky Lynn Vance David Edward Wampler Donald Edward Wampler Mary Lee Wampler Sandra Louise Warden Betty Jane Weaver 61 Jimmy William Whitaker Verla Ruth White Judith Harrison Whittaker Wanda Fay Williams Melinda Lee Wilson Debbi Lou Wohlford Brenda Ann Woods Juanita Carol Woods Shelly Donald Worley Susan Denny Worley Henry Shelton Wright Randall Lee Wyatt 62 : “ Richard Flagle and Peggy McLaughlin relax backstage before perform- ing skits for the student body. . Stage crew, Harold McDaniel, George Ruther- Mozelle, Susan Boswell, teaches George, Joe ford, and Fred Esser, work diligently on play Robinette, the true meaning of love. props. 63 Gentleman-In-W aiting Johnny Herron £ady-In-Waiting Martha Anne Hillman 64 King - Carry Weddington Queen - Darlene Brown Judy McFaddin and Randy Treadwell Susan King and Charlie Arnold Ak Randy Treadwell and Gary Cooper A ABSHER, GLORIA JEAN—JCL 2; Bible Club 2; FBLA 3. ADDISON, WILLIAM FLETCHER—JCL 2; Jr. Civitan Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. ADKISSON, BARBARA ANNE—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Academic 2, Ass’t Business Manager 3, Advertising Manager 4; Spanish Club 2. ALBANY, DONALD EDWARD—Band 2, 3, 4. 66 Senior relax after football practice. ALLEN, DANIEL, CHRISTOPHER—JCL 2, Treasurer; T I 4. ALLISON, ELLIS SAMUEL—Football 2; JCL 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Golf 3. ALLISON, JACK JONAS—Bible Club 2; Junior Play; T I 4; DO Club 4, Treasurer 4. ARNOLD, CHARLES LEE—Football 2, 3, Student Coach 4; Junior Court; Senior Court; Senior Superlative; Anchor Club Sweetheart 4. ARNOLD, LINDA ANN—Y-Teens 2; T I 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, DO Club 3, 4. Honors Bobbi Ferris eagerly anticipates a long-awaited weekend. ARNOLD, PATRICIA GAIL—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; BAILEY, RON EARL—Football 2 3, 4; Maroon and Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play, Academic Letter 3. White 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. ARRANTS, LINDA SUE BALTHIS, LINDA GALE FBLA 3-1 Homer Bcokomnic Club 4, BARBE, GLENN DENNIS—Spanish Club 2, 3; Jets 4. Bb BARKER, SHERRIL PAULETTE—FBLA 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Home Economics Club 4, Secretary 4. BARLOW’, JAMES STANLEY—Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- BAILEY, PATRICIA ANN—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Bible ball 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball 4: Chorus 3, 4; Senior Super- Club 4. lative. 67 BASS, JUDY MARIE—Anchor Club 2; FBLA 3; Home Economics Club 4. BAYS, DEBORAH DELORES—Bible Club 4; Music Ap- preciation 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. BELCHER, HAROLD RAY JR.—Football 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Home Economics Club Sweetheart 4; Junior Axe Bearer; Senior Class Treasurer; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Superlative. BERNARD, DAVID ALLEN—Science Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Junior Court. BIGGS, GLENN FRANCIS.—JCL 2; French Club 3, 4; Tennis 4. BLACKWELL, RONALD LEROY—Football 2. BLEVINS, BRENDA MARLENE—JCL 2; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Home Economics 4; Chorus 3, 4. BLEVINS, JANET DEE—Spanish Club 2; Anchor Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. BOLING, PHILLIP BRUCE—Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3, 4. BOOHER, PATRICIA IRENE—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Bible Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; Y-Teens 2; Anchor Club 4. BOSWELL, SUSAN FRANCES—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Clubs Co-Editor 2, Junior Co-Editor 3, Senior Co-Editor 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3. Senior Play; SIPA. BREEDING, JAMES LYLE—JCL 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club 3. ; BREWER, FRANCES OWEN—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3. BROOKS, MARTHA DIANA—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; JCL he BROWN, MARTA DARLENE—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Girls’ State 3; Junior Court, Queen; Senior Court, Queen; Viking Leader of the Month; Senior Superlative. BROWNLOW, HOPE—JCL 2; Bible Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Theory Club 2, 3, 4. BUCKLES, CLIFTON HUGH—Interact Club 3, 4, Chap- lain 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, All District 3; Jun- ior Sgt.-at-Arms; Senior Sgt.-at-Arms. BURNETTE, CONNIE McNUTT—-Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. BUSHORE, ALAN PHILIP—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 4, Secretary 4. 68 BUSKELL, BARBARA ANNE—Anchor Club 2, 3, Direc- tor 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Court, Lady-in-Waiting; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Maroon and White 3, 4, Circula- tion Mgr. 4; Senior Court; Cheerleader 4. C CALDWELL, FORD MONROE-—JCL 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. CALDWELL, ISABEL CATHERINE—Anchor Club M3). 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4. CAMPER, GLENDA—Bible Club 2; D.O. Club 3, 4; T l Club 3, 4. CANNON, JOAN MARIE—JCL 2; Music Appreciation Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4: FBLA 4, Treasurer 4. CARMACK, ALICE KATHERINE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2: Music Appreciation Club 3; FBLA 4. CARMACK, PATRICIA INEZ—JCL 2; Library Club 2: Anchor Club 2, 3; Spanish 3; FBLA 4. CARSCADDON, ROBERT CLYDE—JCL 2, Spanish Club 3; Interact Club 2, 3, 4, External Secretary 3, Treas- urer 4. CASHION, NANCY KATHERINE—Transfer 4. CASTLE, LYNDA RUTH—Y-Teens 3; T I Club 4. CLARK, JEANNE LORRAINE—JCL 2; Band 2, 3, 4: Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; Theory Club 2, 3; French Club 3; Academic Letter; Anchor Club 4. COLLINS, HARRY MORGAN--—Football 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Interact Club 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4, COLVARD, SANDRA LEIGH—-JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Home Economics Club 4, Treasurer. COMBS, KENTIE LOUISE—JCL 2: Bible Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Librarian 4; Cho- rus 4; Theory Club 2, 3, 4. COOPER, GARY ALLAN—Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at- Arms 3, Vice-President 4; Junior Court, Gentleman-in- Waiting; Football 2, 3, 4, All Big Seven 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, All Big Six 2, All Big Seven 3, All District 3; Senior Court; Senior Superlative. COUNTISS, MAVIS ELLENBURG—JCL 2; Bible Club 2; Theory Club 2; Music Appreciation Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Chorus 4. COWAN, WILLIAM EVERETTE JR.—Bible Club 3, 4; Baseball 3. CREOLE, WILLIAM SWINDELL JR—JCL 2; Science Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Tennis 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. CREGER, REGINA KAY—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Bible Club 4. CROSS, JERRY MARTIN—Track, Manager 2; Civitan Club 3, 4; T I Club 4. CROSS, ROBERT DOUGLASS—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt.- at-Arms 3, 4; Junior Sgt.-at-Arms; Junior Court; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Superlative. CRUEY, PATSY ANN—Y-Teens 2; Bible Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; Chorus 3, 4; Home Economics Club 4. CRUMLEY, JUDY FAYE—JCL 2; Music Appreciation Club 2, 3; FBLA 4, Chaplain 4. D DALTON, ALICE RUSH—JCL 2; Maroon and White 2D. 3, 4, Feature Page Editor 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Junior Shield Bearer; Spanish Club 3; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Superlative. DAVIDSON, LARRY RAY—Basketball 2; Track 3, 4. DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 38 County Day Representative 2, 3; Junior Court; Academic Letter; Maroon and White 4, Cheerleader 4; Senior Super- lative. DAY, FRANK PATTERSON JR.—JCL 2; French Club 3. 4: Science Club 3, 4; Academic Letter 3. DICKENSON, DARIS JEAN—Transfer a5 KGL, 38 hie brary Club 4; FTA 4; French Club 4. DIGGS, RENA FAYE—Spanish Club 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Physical Fitness Award 3; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4, Treasurer 4. DOSS, NANCY JUANITA—Library Club 2: Academic Letter 3; Chorus 3; FBLA 3; FTA 4. DOUGHERTY, PATRICK BRADY—JCL 2; Maroon and White 2; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Academic Letter 3; Key Club 4. DUNN, MARSHA JEAN—Y-Teens 2; Anchor Club 3; Band 2, 3, Librarian 3; FBLA 4. EADES, TOMMY JOE EADS, FRANCES ANN-—Music Appreciation Club De Spanish Club 2, 3; FTA 3, 4, Secretary 3, P resident 4. EARLY, JULIAN QUAYLE JR—JCL 2; Interact Club 2, 3, 4; Theory Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. EMMERT, SHARON ELIZABETH—JCL 2: Bible Club 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-Fresi- dent 4; French Club 3, 4; Academic Letter 3; Junior Play; FTA 4, Librarian 4. ENDRESS, JAMES A. ESSER, FRED R.—Senior Play Set. 2) FARRIS, BRENDA JOYCE—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2; Chorus 4; Senior Court. FELTY, CATHERINE MARIE—JCL 2; Music Appreci- ation Club 2, 3; FBLA 4. FERRIS, BARBARA HELEN—Anchor Club 2 3), BR (Cevee mus Club 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 33 Junior Play, Student Director; Physical Fitness Award; Senior Superlative. FLAGLE, RICHARD ALLEN—JCL 2; Science Club 2; French Club 3, 4, President 3; Juniar Play; Junior Dramat- ics Award; Academic Letter 3; Tennis 2.03;) 43) Key, ‘Club 4; Viking Voices 4; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. FLEENOR, RALPH LYNN—Football Manager 2; Science Club 3. FLICK, BRENDA WAYNE—T-Teens fe, AB GIL, we Spanish Club 3. FORD, PATRICIA LOUISE—JCL 2; Y-Teens Za Sya. | oyre ior Red Cross 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Bible Club 4. FURROW, EUGENE E. G GALLOWAY, BETTY—FBLA 3. 69 GALLOWAY, NETTY—FBLA 3; Academic Letter 3. GREEN, LINDA MAE—Bible Club 2, 3, 4. Dy GILES, ERIC DUANE—JCL 2; Football 2; Hi-Y Chorus 4; Senior Play Set. GRUBB, LARRY LOGAN-—JCL 2; Science Club 2; Hi-Y 4; Basketball Manager 4. GILLENWATER, WILFRED KELSO—Key Club 2, 3, 4; JCL 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Sullivan County Youth Leader- ship Council 4, Vice-Chairman 4; Chorus 4; Track 4; Sen- ior Play; Senior Superlative. Wrapping packages is Carol Ringley’s work during the Christmas holidays. GRAYBEAL, DIANE HAWKINS—JCL 2; Band 2, 3, 4; H Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; French Club 3; Anchor Club 4. HAGA, JACK WAYNE—JCL 2; Science Club 2. 70 HAGA, MICHAEL VAN—Science Club 2; Golf 3, 4. HARKRADER, NANCY FERRELL—JCL 2, President 2 Spanish Club 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Shield Bearer; Girls’ State; Junior Play; Anchor Club 4, Director; Maroon and White 3, 4, Editorial Page Editor 4; Senior Superlative. HAWTHORNE, ANDREA KAYE—Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4. HAYNES, CHERYL KAY—Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Index Editor 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 2: Y-Teens 3; Academic Letter 3; FBLA 4, President. Brenda Farris, Harriet Love, Barbara Adkisson, and Carter Reser support the Vikings at an evening pep rally. HARTSOCK, PATSY JEANNE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2S: FBLA 4. HAWK, JAMES HARVEY—Track 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 President 3; Sophomore Class Sgt.-at-Arms. HELTON, DIANNA DELANEY—D.O. Club 4. HENDRIX, CASSANDRA CAROLYNN—Anchor Club 2; Hi-Y 3, 4, Sweetheart 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 4, Program Chairman. a HENNINGER, BETSY JILL—Anchor Club 2, 3, Chap- lain 3; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 2; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Business 2. Clubs Co-Editor 3, Diary 4; Chorus 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Home Economics Club 4. HERRON, JOHN MACK—Sophomore Class Chaplain; Junior Class Chaplain; Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, All State Band 3; Chorus 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Sullivan County Youth Leadership Council 4; Viking Leader of the Month; Senior Court, Gentleman-in-Waiting; Senior Superlative. . @ HICKIE, PATRICK WILLIAM—Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. HICKS, BARBARA LYNNE—JCL 2; Band 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3, 4. HICKS, CAROL—Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4. HICKS, DAVID MICHAEL—JCL 2; Science Club 2; Jun- ior Red Cross 3. Larry Weddington, co-captain, gives the student body a pep talk before an important game. HESS, CLAUDIA M.—Library Club 2; Bible Club 3; FBLA 4, Reporter 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Home Economics Club 4. 72 HICKS, LINDA DARLENE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; FBLA 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. HICKS, ROY WAYNE—JCL 2; Golf 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. HILL, CHARLES ALLEN—Band 2, 3, 4; Theory Club 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 3; Chorus 3, 4. HILL, LINDA DIANNA—Band 2; Spanish Club 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4. Sandi Warden, posing as a Bearcat, readies herself for the pep session. HILLMAN, MARTHA ANNE—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior Court; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Academic Letter 3; Maroon end White 3, 4, News Page Editor 4; Cheerleader 4; Senior Court, Lady-in-Waiting; Sweetheart Interact Club 4: Sen- ior Superlative. HITE, JOHN THOMAS—Sophomore Class Treasurer; Interact Club 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Track 3.4; Chorus 4. HODGE, MARILIN NELL—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4, Chaplain 4; Home Economics Club 4, Vice- President 4; Chorus 4. HOFFERT, BILL MORTON HOLMAN, BILLY—Transfer 4; T I Club 4. HUNT, GARY MILLER—Science Club 2; Hi-Y 3, 4. HUNT, PEGGY JEAN—Y-Teens 2, 3; Bible Club 4. HURT, CHARLES—Band 2, 3, 4. HURT, CONNIE ANN—Junior Red Cross 2: Club 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. Anchor HURT, DEANNA JOAN—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2: Band 2, 3; Music Appreciation 3; Theory Club 3; Bible Club 4. HUTTON, JUDY J JOHNSON, CHARLES HAROLD—JCL 2: Science Club 2; Basketball 2, 3; Track 3; Maroon and White 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. JOHNSON, HARRY DAVID—Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Junior Class President: Senior Class President; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, All-City 4; Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Parliamen- 2 tarian 2, 3, President 4; Academic Letter 3; Boys’ State Representative 3; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. JOHNSON, PHYLLIS JEAN—JCL 2, 3; Y-Teens 2: Bi- ble Club 3, 4. JOHNSON, SAMMY RICHARD—Football 2, 3, 4, All- City 3; Senior Class Chaplain. JONES, MICHAEL DOUGLAS—JCL 2: Basketball Ae Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 4. JONES, SANDY LEE—Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. K KEELING, JOYCE ANN—JCL 2; Music Appreciation 2; French Club 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Anchor Club 4. KETCHEM, JERRY ALLEN KETCHEM, JIMMY ROBERT KING, JUDITH LILLIAN—Band 2, 3, 4; Theory Club 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 2, 3, 4. 73 KING, KRISTAN COWAN—Spanish Club 2; Y-Teens 3; Chorus 3, 4; French Club 3; Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4; Anchor Club 4; Senior Play. KIZER, SUSAN LOUISE—Y-Teens 2; FBLA 4. Seniors practice for Class Night activities. KING, SUSAN BRADLEY—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2; Ma- roon and White 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Cheerleader 3, 4; Senior Court; Senior Superlative. KING, THOMAS FIELDING—JCL 2; Science Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4, Chaplain 4; Academic Letter 3. 74 KLEINHAMMER, PATRICIA JEANNE—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Co-Editor 2, Junior Co-Editor 3, Clubs Co-Editor 4; Chorus 3; Aca- demic Letter 3; French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Chap- lain 4. ib LAMBERT, WILLIAM JESSIE LANE, THOMAS HARRISON—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 3. LEONARD, DONNA KAY—JCL 2; Bible Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Play; Anchor Club 4. LEONARD, JAMES STANLEY—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. LEONARD, JERRY COLEMAN—JCL 2; Science Club 3, 4, LEONARD, PATSY SUE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2; Theory Club 2; Music Appreciation 3; Band 2, 3, 4, Clinic Band 4, All State Band 4; Chorus 4; FBLA 4. LESLIE, ANNE HENDRIX—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2, By aig Chorus 3, 4; Junior Play; French Club 3, 4. LITTON, GENE ROGER LONG, FRED THOMAS—JCL 2, Treasurer 2; Basket- ball 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Science Club 4, Sgt.-at- Arms 4; Senior Play. LOVE, HARRIET WEIR--Transfer 2: Y-Teens 2; French Club 3; Academic Letter 3; Chorus 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4, LOWE, NATHAN WILLS—Key Club 2, 3, 4. LYDA, PATSY MARIE—Bible Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. ‘ M MAHAFFEY, JOHN DAVID—Football 2; Junior Civi- tan Club 4. MANUEL, JAMES LEROY MARTIN, KATHRYN GWYNN—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Junior Play; Viking Voices 3, 4, Art Staff 3, Business Manager 4. McANGE, THOMAS RIDDICK--Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain 3, President 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 4; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. McCALL, NANCY LYNN—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3; ? Junior Court; French Club 3, 4; Viking Voices, Art Staff 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Junior Civitan Club Sweetheart 4. McCORMACK, PATRICIA ANN-—Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; Academic Letter 3; FBLA 3, 4, Treasurer 4. McDANIEL, HAROLD ALLEN McFADDIN, JUDITH RISDON—JCL 2; Lettermen’s Club Sweetheart 2; Anchor Club 3; Junior Court; French Club 3, 4; Viking Voices 3, 4, Secretary 4; Key Club Sweet- heart 4; Senior Superlative; Senior Court, McFEATERS, PHILLIP DALE McKEE, RICHARD LEE—Chorus 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. McLAUGHLIN, MARGUERITE ANN—JCL 2; Viking Voices 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; French Club 3, 4; Senior Play; V.O.D. Winner. McMINN, JOHN DOUGLAS—Music Appreciation 2; Chorus 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Viking Voices 2, 3, 4. MELVIN, LINDA RUTH—EBLA 3, 4, President 3 diteas: urer 4, MILLER, GARY LEMUEL—Football 2; Science Club 2 Chorus 3, 4; Key Club 4. MITRUSHI, LINDA DELIA—Y-Teens 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Home Economics Award 2; Junior Play; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Diary 2, Business 3, Senior Co- Editor 4; Anchor Club 4; Home Economics Club 4, Presi- dent 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4; Senior Superlative. MOODY, BARBARA ANNE—Band 2, 3; Bible Club 3; Anchor Club 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play. MOORE, PATRICIA ANN—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2. MORRIS, LEO LESLIE JR.—Football 2, 3, 4, Student Coach 5; Track 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Interact Club 4, 5; Chorus 4, 5, Secretary 4, President 5. MORTON, BRENDA GAIL—Y-Teens 2: FBLA 3,4. Miss FBLA 4. MORTON, RICHARD EUGENE MULLINS, DALLAS VINCENT—Tal Club 4. MULLINS, DOROTHY GASPER—FBLA 2; T I Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. MULLINS, PAMA GAY—Y-Teens 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Anchor Club 4. MUSICK, KERRY ALLEN—JCL 2; Junior Play Student Director; Baseball Manager 3, 4. 75 N NEWBY, MARY BLANCHE—JCL 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; Anchor Club 4. NIDIFFER, RICHARD DALE O OAKLEY, CHARLES SIDNEY—JCL 2; Chorus 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4. O’DELL, CLAYTON HENRY O’DELL, JERRY DEAN ODUM, LINDA GAY—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4. OLIVER, JOYCE ANNE PALISANO, JOHN RAYMOND—JCL 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3. PAYNE, KELLY RANDOLPH—Chorus 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. PETERS, THOMAS DAVID—Football 3. PHELPS, WILLIAM HENRY—JCL 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3. POORE, WALTER RANDALL—Football Mgr. 2, 3. PRICE, JOE THOMAS—Junior Play; Chorus 4. R RESER, MARJORIE CARTER—Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Jun- ior Play; French Club 3, 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, Bus- iness Mgr. 3, 4; Chorus 4. 76 RHYMER, CATHERINE JOANN—FBLA 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Home Economics Club 4. RICKETTS, CAROL ROSE—Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. RICKETTS, CHARLES RAYMOND—JCL 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. RINGLEY, CAROL ELAINE—JCL 2; Band 2; Bible Club 2; Theory Club 2; Junior Play; Music Appreciation Club 3, 4, President 4; Viking Voices 4. RINGLEY, PHYLLIS JEAN—Bible Club 2; Theory Club 2; Music Appreciation Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Anchor Club 4. ROBINETT, ELIZABETH BLANCHE—Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. ROBINETTE, JOSEPH RECTOR—Science Club 2; Bas- ketball 2, 3; Junior Court; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Senior Court; Senior Superlative. ROBINSON, PAMELA ANN—Music Appreciation 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4. ROGERS, LARRY EDWARD—Junior Ax e-Bearer; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. ROWLETT, LARRY WAYNE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Chorus 4. ROYSTER, RICHARD BURROW RUTHERFORD, GEORGE EDWARD-—Jets 4, Librarian 4; Senior Play Set. SALYER, MARTHA JO—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2; Science Club 3, Secretary 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Y-Teens 4. SAMS, GRETA SUSAN—FTA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 4; Home Economics Club 4. SAUL, LARRY WAYNE SISLER, DIANE ETTA EVE—JCL 2, Treasurer 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3; French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Senior Play. SLAGLE, NANCY MITCHELL—JCL 2; FBLA 4. SMALLWOOD, DELORES JEAN—JCL 2; FBLA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. SMELTZER, PATRICIA LEE—Y-Teens 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; French Club 3; Anchor Club 4. SMITH, JACK WILSON JR. SMITH, PATRICIA SUE—JCL 2; Band 2; Theory Club 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. SMITH, RICHARD ALLEN SMITH, SARAH LOU—Band 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Y-Teens 3; Anchor Club 4. SMITH, SHARON LANG—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Jun- ior Play; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, Ex- change Editor 4; Senior Play. SPROLES, JAMES DAVID—JCL 2. STATON, WILLIAM PATRICK JR.—Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Spofts Editor 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, STEINWAY, SALLY JEAN—Transfer 4; FBLA 4. SWAFFORD, RODNEY DALE—Band 2, 3, 4; Theory Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. SWINEY, CLAUDIA DIANE—Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, Head Majorette 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4; Senior Superlative. SWINEY, DENNIS WAYNE WG TANKERSLEY, GALE—JCL 2; Junior Red Cross 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. TEXTER, CANDACE ANN—Transfer 3; French Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. THOMAS, JACQUELINE—JCL 2; Library Club 2; FBLA 3, Reporter 3. THOMAS, JAMES FRANKLIN—Football 2; Science Club 2; T I Club 3, 4. THOMAS, OLIVIA LOUELLA-—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Academic Letter 3; Cadmus Club De Be A. Academic Co-editor 3; Clubs Co-editor 4; French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. THOMPSON, CAROL ANN—JCL 2; Maroon and White 2; Academic Letter 3; Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Music Appreciation 3, President 3; French Club 3, 4. TILLEY, CLAUDIA JEAN—Y-Teens 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Bible Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. TOLLIVER, RICHARD EARL—JCL 2; Tennis 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. TORBETT, CONNIE CARR—Spanish Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 3; Anchor Club 4. TREADWELL, JOHN RANDOLPH—JCL 2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Football 2, 3, 4, PANE Cityae eel Big Seven Conference 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4, All District 3; Academic Letter 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Court; Track 4; Senior Superlative. TRINKLE, JANE WARREN V VANDERVORT, DAVID—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3: Ten- nis 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play. VANCE, REBEKAH LYNN—JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Bible Club 2, 3, 4. W WAMPLER, DAVID EDWARD—JCL 2; Junior Civitan Club 4. WAMPLER, DONALD EDWARD WAMPLER, MARY LEE—JCL 2; Bible Club 2, 3: FBLA 4, WARDEN, SANDRA LOUISE—Spanish Club 2, 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Voices 3, 4, Art Staff 3, Co-Art Edi- tor 4; Senior Superlative. WEAVER, ELIZABETH JANE—Anchor Club Bo Mell DD. 3; FTA 3; Senior Play 4. WEBB, DELORES JANE—JCL 2; Bible Club 3; T I Club 4. Wi WEDDINGTON, LARRY STEVE—Interact Club 3, 4; Junior Court, King; Basketball 2, 3, 4, All Conference, All Region, All District, All East Tennessee 3, Co-captain 4; Senior Court, King. WHITAKER, JAMES WILLIAM—Bible Club 4. WHITE, VERLA RUTH—Y-Teens 2; Bible Club 3; An- chor Club 4. WHITTAKER, JUDITH HARRISON—JCL 2; Academic Letter 3; Junior Play; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, News Page Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Play; Sen- ior Superlative; SIPA. WILLIAMS, WANDA FAY—Academic Letter 3; Bible Club 4. WILLIS, SARAH ELLEN—JCL 2; Junior Red Cross 2; Spanish Club 3 President 3; Junior Play Student Director; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. WILSON, MELINDA LEE—Spanish Club 2; Y-Teens 3; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play; Anchor Club 4; Home Econom- ics Club 4. ae we a7, R 7 a ow Yo 78 icy ye a Nes Q ye oO 7 ) zs WOHLFORD, DEBBI LOU—Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4, President 4. WOODS, BRENDA ANNE—Anchor Club 2, 3; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Index Co-editor 2, Clubs Co-editor 3, Busi- ness Mer. 4; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4. WOODS, JUANITA CAROL—JCL 2; Bible Club 2, 4; Y-Teens 3; Home Economics Club 4. WORLEY, SHELLEY DONALD—Football 2; Spanish Club 3; Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. WORLEY, SUSAN DENNY—JCL 2; Junior Play; Aca- demic Letter 3; SIPA; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Co-editor, Diary Edi- tor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; French Club 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4. WRIGHT, HENRY SHELTON—Library Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; Junior Play; Chorus 3, 4; Cadmus Club 3, 4, Photographer 3, 4; Jets 4, President 4; Senior Play. WYATT, RANDELL LEE—Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. Linda Mitrushi buys basketball ticket for Kelso Gillenwater during Twirp Week. Seniors Set Pace Jor Entire School 4 ié : Patterned hose, boots, and ever-popular weejuns are worn by many sen- : ior girls. Connie Hurt and Tommy McAnge and Harry Collins and Pam Mullins enjoy Program Dance 3 at the Senior Prom. 79 a Jun 10v Of 3 esiihliliraataapia is ‘ j ne « Debby Grayson, secretary; Randy Jessce, president; Jean Stair, Treasur- : er; Bobby Stoots, vice-president; Gary Pitts, sgt.-at-arms. Not pictured: Doug Lewis, chaplain. Gretchen Alexander Brenda Allen Charles Anderson Don Ashley Jack Bailey Linda Baker Betty Ball Larry Bardell Diana Barker Frieda Barlow Belinda Barnes Chatlie Barnette Susie Barr Darlene Bays Bob Benning Barbara Bentley Kay Bentley Butch Beverly Cheryl Blackford Randall Belvins Janie Godsey, Sally Pair, and Shirley Faidley join the Vi- Carolyn Carrier and Linda Deckard bear signs to show king Valkyrie at the V-T pep session. we can’t be beat. 8] Ray Blevins Tony Boling Cheryl Bourne Linda Bowers Charles Bowery Wayne Bowman Melinda Bradley Karlene Brewer Susan Brinkley Dana Briscoe Randy Broyles Jerry Bruce Gerry Bunn Jean Burkett Mike Burnette Drum Major, Larry Bandell, directs pep band. Joe Camper Brenda Carr Barbara Carrier Beverly Carrier Carolyn Carrier Gary Carrier Nora Jean Carrier Linda Carter Teddy Cash Steve Cinnamon Pam Clark Johnny Cline Ronnie Cole Jimmy Corrin Linda Couchman Dickie Cowan Nancy Dampier Natalie Daniel Diane Davenport Mickey Davis Sandy Davis Carol Deal Linda Deckard Joyce Deer Mrs. Poplin and Randy Jessee, class president, discuss plans for a program. Merle DeVault Randall Dixon Donna Donnell Roger Duffield Pat Duke Mike Durrant Ronnie Eads Jackie Eaton Shirley Faidley Susan Ferency Greg Ferguson Patsy Fleenor Becky Fleming Gwen Fleming Nancy Fleming Jimmy Flick David Foulk Charles Fuller Edward Gedraytis Patty Geiger z= GOLDWATER , PRESIDENT Ralph Gibson Skip Gillespie Janie Godsey Debby Grayson Vincent Tiller posts banners for his chosen can- | didate. ix Nancy Grindstaff Carol Guy Donna Hagy Sam Hamilton Danny Hampton Ellen Hardwick Adrian Harkleroad Finley Harrison Ralphine Harrison Gary Hatfield 84 l Shelagh Hickie Bob Hicks Dickie Hicks Pat Hicks Nancy Fleming and Marty Hayes register to vote. Mike Hawk Johnny Hawkins Carol Hayes Marty Hayes Sandra Henderson Sid Heninger Judy Henley Elizabeth Henry Johnny Hensley Bill Heron Paul Hicks Candy Hill John Hughes Judy Hull Greg Hunnigan Norman Hunt James Hurley Judy Hurt Barbara Irwin Gary Jamison 85 Kathy Jessee Randy Jessee Brenda Johnson Freddy Jones Randy Jones Danna King Phil Kistner Joe Kloss Martha Ladd Rick Langdon Gary Hatfield and Dennis Staton set up a chemistry experiment. Die yee ae Juniors Use Study Johnny Lowe Janice Lowry Peggy Mabry Diana Maley Gayle Mangum Linda Mathesius Hugh Mauney John Maxwell Ronnie McCray Frankie McNew Jack McNew Wayne McPhereson Pat McRae Charles Meredith Rosa Midkiff Jerry Miller Marcia Minnich Betty Mitchell Marty Mitchell Brenda Moore Dickie Hicks, Linda Mathesius , and Billy Thomas hei : signments in study hall. J ee ree oO im e W is e ly Glenda Moore Phil Moore Terry Moore Amelia Morison Don Morrell Glen Morrell Brenda Morrison Lynda Mumpower Nancy Myers Jackie Newman Barbara Nunley Tom O'Dell Diane Odum Carolyn Ogle Doug Oliver Jon Olson Leslie Owen Wayne Page Sally Pair Diane Palisano Amelia Morison demonstrates her skill at Juniors bow-making. Oake Al Parker Claudia Patterson Charles Phelps Lequitta Phipps Cindy Phipps Bernie Pippin Ronnie Pippin Gary Pitts Danny Pless Andy Pollard Jean Poston Al Radford Tommy Ralston Janet Reedy Margaret Reedy Jerry Reid Buddy Reinhardt Dennis Reynolds Ann Rhea Ann Rhea works hard at her job during Christmas holidays. Linda Rhymer Janice Richards Holiday Jobs Eddie Richardson Debby Robinson Jane Rodefer Earl Rogers Dot Rose Larry Rose Terry Rust Benny Rutherford Phil Sams Junior Sangid Riley Senter Sam Shebaldeen Dolly Sheffield Elaine Shepherd Paula Shepherd Mike Shinn Ralph Shook Dana Simerly Billy Simpson Frances Skeens Helen Slagle Steve Smeltzer Betty Smith Karen Smith Patty Smith Tommy Smith Randy Spaulding Steve Spencer Jean Stair Dennis Staton Jon Stewart Kathy Stone Bobby Stoots Joel Story Sue Sutphin Accidents Cripple Juniors Ralph Gibson explains to Benny Rutherford how he broke his arm. 90 Judy Swift Charles Tallman Ellen Tayloe Benny Taylor Billy Thomas Jerry Thomas Mack Thomas Nat Thomas Scott Thompson Joan Tickle Vincent Tiller Glenda Turner Edith Vaughn Sharon Vaught Larry Wallace Joyce Weaver Sharon Webb Mike Wheeler Nancy Stacy sprained ankle falling down the stairs. Larry Rose and Ronnie Cole are on crutches as a result of football injuries. Glen Whitaker Carol Whorton John Wilhoit Jack Williams Barbara Williamson Pat Wilson James Winship Linda Wolfe Sally Wolford Jerry Woods Carolyn Worley Deanna Wright Linda Wyatt Doug Lewis, Junior chaplain, reads the scripture at a class meeting. Roger Duffield takes a timed writing in typing class. 92 LPong-Awaited Class Rings Arrive Mr. Taylor helps Helen Slagle, Barbara Williamson, Debby Grayson and Jean Stair order their class rings. Linda Wolfe compares her heavyweight class ring to Dana Briscoe’s and Ellen Hardwick’s small ones. Marty Hayes, Sharon Webb, and Carolyn Carrier participate in a program on the history of the class ring. Linda Mathesius and Dana King admire their new rings. = Siin crane Lady-in-waiting, Jane Rodefer,and Getleman-i Soe SSSee re DESK F ETE EE se a a Se noich, and King, Bobby Stoots. Standing: j in-waiting, Bill Thom- Seated: Queen, Marcia M ileal OL em Ee i ce an Tickle and Wayne Page Jo Joe Camper and Nancy Fleming Linda Mathesius and Benny Taylor Buddy Reinhardt and Natalie Daniel 95 Gayle Mangum beats on an old car to show how he hopes Tennessee will beat Virginia High. ss Sere Huge Viking football player made by the Junior class. V-G Week ‘ AD Z ao Junior girls fill the halls with chants of victory. Ronnie Eads decorates the halls of THS for V-T week. Jane Rodefer, who represents the Juniors as a cheerleader, tells of plans for V-T week. 96 Natalie Daniel sells Mrs. Parker a football program at the Erwin game. Bobby Stoots takes a practice shot before a Viking basket- ball game. Roe, neon participates in a program during Junior Phil Kistner helps with the lighting for the Junior play. eek. 97 Mr. Maples helps Debby the nominees for court. Nancy Fleming makes a nomination for Queen. Juniors Jn Ghe Swing Of Ghings Below: Junior boys enjoy a hootenanny in Saddle oxfords became a fad at THS. the gym. 98 hs Susan Ferency studies her chemical symbols and va- lences. : Junior girls take time out for lunch. 99 Sophomore Class Officers Seated: Tommy Makres, chaplain; Rebecca Nidiffer, secretary; Doug Williams, vice-president: standing: Stanley Arnold, sgt.-at-arms; Danny Cook, president; Buddy Royston, treasurer. Gloria Abbott Milton Abercrombie Jane Alderson Sandra Allison Peter Anderson Sammy Anderson Tawny Anderson Billy Arnold Stanley Arnold Wanda Arnold Joey Arrants Darlene Austin Sophs Face A Orying Year Ann Burns enjoys a Sophomore dance in the gym. Norma Jean Baker Danny Barker Eddie Barker Linda Barr Sandra Beckham Tommy Belcher Sam Belew Russ Benning Patricia Beverly Alice Blevins _ Hubert Blevins 101 Larry Blevins Mickey Blevins Diane Boling Kim Bolling Billy Booher David Booher Nile Booher Jean Bowers Mary Ann Bowery Amy Bowie Tommy Bowman Wayne Bowman Beth Boyd Galent The “Villagers,” consisting of Gail Hoebeke, Jane Alderson, Kathy Massengill, Jo Leslie, and Susan Hagerstrom, perform for their class. Alice Broome Richard Brown Gary Broyles Jim Buchanan Kathy Buckles Ann Burns Mary Lou Burns Jim Butcher Lee Butler Craig Caldwell 102 Danny Cathey Ruth Clark Tommy Comerford Danny Cook Susan Corrin Jimmy Countiss Leslie Countiss Ben Cowan Billy Cowan John Cowan Revonda Creger Carolyn Culbertson Betty Dalton Sophs Enjoy Jimmy Smith, Danny Ross, and Brantley Oxford listen with interest to a guest speaker. Gary Davis Sandy Davis Janie Day Lynn DeVault sill Doan Aary Jane Doss srowning Dowell etty Duncan ill Dunn ohn Dunn Mitzi Dunn Teresa Durrant Jimmy Edwards Susan Eller Jimmy Ellis Marilyn Emmert Janice Endress Lynda Epperson Gary Erwin Bobby Everhart Dewayne Farris Ricky Fields Alvin Felty Patricia Felty Bryan Fox Lynn Frances Rosa Galloway Ronnie Gilbert Joyce Glover Scientists Doug Williams, Randy Biology through experimentation. Bobby Gose Mike Gray Nick Graybeal Beth Grayson Morris Griffin Susan Hagerstrot 104 nd, and Jim Smith explore Jimmy Jordan Jack Keesee Charles Kelchner John Keller Nancy Kennedy Rebecca King Something N ew Jack Hyder Barbara Jones Harvey Jones Tom Jones Bill Hagy Diane Hall Mary Jean Hamilton Linda Harr Linda Hatfield Martha Heaton Debby Henniger Delmar Herington Richard Hilton Gail Hoebeke Shirley Holt Jimmy Horne Judy Horne Sandra Hughes Susan Hughlett Eddie Lyda Tommy Makres Robert Mann Linda Markwalter Kevin Marnell Rocky Martin Cathy Massengill Bobby Mazzei Gary McCarty Phyllis McCary Jim McFaddin Carl McInturf Mary Kloss Larry Kuhnert Jack Lane Danny Large Carl Leab Linda Leonard Patty Leonard Jo Marie Leslie Ruth Liverman Charles Logan Eddie Long Tommy Love “Keys to Harold McMillan Wayne McReynold Frank McVeigh Bobby Meek Jimmy Menerick Barbara Miller Linda Moore Mary Moore Patricia Moore Ronnie Moore David Morris Jim Morrison Cathy Morton Karen Mullins Jane Murphy Joe Musick Mary Musick Carol Newman Rebecca Nidiffer Rodney Nidiffer Bill O'Dell Judy O'Dell Paul O'Dell Betty Oliver Understanding Open New Doors yy) The IV-etts, Joann Sieber, Judy Horne, Susan Tis- Susan Hagerstrom and Nick Graybeal participate sot, Sandra Tickel, and Sandy Beckham as another popular Sophomore folk-singing group. are boasted in a Sophomore chapel program. 107 Eric Olsen Judy Olsen Randy Outland Hal Overbay Danny Owen Jane Owens Sandra Tickle’s mishap doesn’t dampen her V.T. spirit. Sally Price Tommy Pulliam Dean Ramsey Ronnie Rasnick David Richards Russ Richards Mack Richardson Brenda Riley Betty Riner Brenda Robertson Gail Robinette Janet Robinson 108 Brantley Oxford Peggy Peters Darryl Phillips Billy Phipps Norma Pless Richard Post Orlando Roca Butch Rogers Cathy Rogers Gary Rogers Ronnie Rogers Danny Ross Larry Royston Len Royston Judy Rutherford Linda Saul What have we here? More soph spirit, of course! Warren Scott Jimmy Semones Wanda Settle Berman Shelton Linda Shoun Pat Shoun Joann Sieber Donald Silcox Jimmy Slagle Gay Smith Jimmy Smith Robert Sotzing 109 Harold Sheffield William Spangler Pat Stephenson John Steinway Pat Story Shirley Street Darlene Stumbaugh Jon Sutterlin Larry Talbert Frank Tate Jackie Tester Penny Texter wy Sophomores ‘ind themselves young adults Gary Thompson John Thornburg Sandra Tickel Susan Tissot Janice Toon Phil Tranum Sandra Trivett Mark Trivette 110 Brenda Turner Tom Wagner Frank Walling Jackie Weaver Phillip Weaver Bobby Webb Carolyn Wells Susan Whitlow Linda Wilkerson Doug Williams Social life ptoves to be a challenge Seven stylish sophomores, Landy Roca, Kathy Massengill, Jim Buchanan, Mary Musick, Wayne McReynolds, Lynn De Vault, and Russ Richards enjoy time out to display their saddle oxfords. Eleanor Willis Carolyn Wilson Diane Wilson Marty Winchell Bobby Wolfe Charles Wolfe Marla Wolford Richard Young ll] Sophomores are not to be overlooked at pep sessions. C lass Sophomore cheerleader, Rebecca Nidiffer, cheers the Vikings on to victory. Lunch periods allow a short time for socializing. ee ita ieearesieaeres ena Meee Jo Leslie, Susan Hughlett, and Sandy Beckham are real athletes? ?! Tawny Anderson exclaims, ‘Ego amo teu 112 Our football boys are a happy bunch of guys. + MRE Hy ot 1967 oe a : Roundballer Nick Graybeal shows outstanding form in basketball. Susan Corrin seems amused at something while Beth Boyd and Susan Hagerstrom cheer on. Bill Arnold, Danny school. Shirley Street, winner of many vocal honors, en- tertains through heart-felt singing. 113 Standing: Steve Legg, president; Paul Elmore, vice-president; Garland White, sgt.-at-arms; Jeannie Worley, secretary; Susan Hoebeke, treasut- er; Betty Brinkley, chaplain. Phil Abercrombie Cheryl Allison Eddie Allison Faye Allison Billy Alston Bruce Anderson Steve Arnold Anne Bailey Randy Baines Charles Baker Mike Baker Martha Ball Jim Barker Jim Barker Eddie Barnes Karen Barnett James Barr Kay Barrett Darlene Basford Mark Bays Bill Beeler Ray Bibee Sharon Blevins Susan Boling Bobby Booher Clyde Bordwine Dwight Bowman Bridgeman Peggy Bridgeman Betty Brinkley Susan Brooks 115 Jerry Brown Jimmy Brown Linda Browning Bill Bundy Roselle Burkett Marie Byington Denny Campbell Dewey Carrier Mary Carrier Patty Carrier Alma Carter Becky Carter Randy Carter Steve Cass David Cassell Stanley Chapman Carol Christian Cheryl Clark Freshmen Meet New Students ; New. Geachers } Charlotte Collin Johnny Collins Randy Combs Cathy Comerford Tad Cowan Don Cox James Crabtree Lee Crabtree Ellen Credle Ronnie Crockett Donny Cross Jerry Crosswhite 116 Kathy Daniel Diane Davenport Tommy Davenport Dean Davis Jean Davis Molly Davis Nancy Davis Tom Day Janie Davidson Mark DeFriece Tim Delaney Brenda Dickson Freshmen participate enthusiastical- ly in chopping off their fellow stu- dent's head during an English class play. Ht 4 bas Bobby Dillard Cathy DiNicolangelo Betty Ann Driver Kathy Dunham Joan Edwards Paul Elmore Barbara Elsea Marsha Erwin Esther Feathers Kathy Feathers Tom Felty Pat Felty eld Sally Flanagan Glenda Ford Kenneth Foster Dewey Fuller Sandra Garrett Janice Geiger Martin Geiger Susan Geiger Betsy Gillenwater Ellen Gillenwater Cheryl Glover Raymond Glover Early Gollerhorn Cathy Grace Buddy Greene John Green Larry Greenwall Vic Grider David Guffy Dianne Hagey Teresa Hagy Lynn Hall Hugh Harr Mike Harrington Sandee Harrington Jane Hart Don Harting Becky Hartsock Betty Hartsock Debbie Hatcher Our boys live 118 Larry Hawk Pat Healy Ronnie Heaton Kathy Henard Jimmy Henly Linda Henson Delmar Herington Linda Hickman Ronnie Hickman Kenneth Hicks Phoebie Hicks Bonnie Hill Sue Hodges Susan Hoebeke James Holden Daniel Holt Charles Horning Bobby Howard Gary Ingle} Freddy Jackson Gregory Jamison John Jessee Phyllis Jessee Jimmy Johnson p at the first outdoor pep rally. Linda Johnson Marilyn Johnson Albert Vickie Kilgore Ronny Kimberlin Donna King Kenneth King Robert King Chuck Kirk Beverly Kizer Judi Kyle Sharon Lamie Mary Large Kathy Lee Steve Legg Brenda Leonard David Leonard Steve Leonard Farrel Levi Long Beverly Louis Carol Ann Lowe Tommy Lowe Meg MacLeod Marsha Malcris Frank Marcy Jerry Marsh Robert Marston Bill Mauney Carol McCary Susan McCormick Bruce McKee Ben McKenzie Jane McKenzie Tommy McNew Sandie McReynolds Connie Meade David Merritt Tommy Meteer Carolyn Miles Mary Etta Milhorn Emma Lou Millard Gary Miller Judy Miller Dianne Mitchell Patricia Moore Suzanne Moore Pat Moore Powell Moore Susan Morton Dave Moyers Linda Mullins Henry Musick Bobby Mutter Dicky Nelson Linda Nelson Brenda Nickols Sherry O'Dell Paula Odum Jerry O’Neal Robert Pacholski Julie Peoples Charles Peters Kathy Phillips Becky Phipps Carol Phipps Ronny Phipps Jack Pickle Gary Pierce Charles Powell Ne: Presley Jim Preston Linda Rainey Freshmen Snjoy James mr Chapel and Assembly Reid Keith Reinhardt Harvey Riner Ricky Roberts Jean Robinette Phyllis Rock Shirley Rogers 122 Linda Rosenbalm Bill Rush Jerry Russell Dave Rutherford Lynne Saffer Sarah Salyer Cathy Shankel Donna AN} David Guffy, Cathy Grace, and Suzanne Moore let. off some steam during Activity Period. Shepperqy 9) Cindy Shinn Debbie Shumaker Linda Skeen Betty Smith Billie Smith Danny Smith Doug Smith Earl Smith Gail Smith 123 Robert Sutphin Betty Swift 124 Vic Stidham Nancy Stitt Linda Stivers Walter Tackett Grace Terry Martha Thomas Parker Thomas Suzanne Thompson Allen Thornburg Hank Thurmond Allen Tilley Cathy Trainham Gorden Vance Karen Vance Melvin Vannoy Debbie Vaughn Elaine Walls Charles Wampler Rex Ward Vicki Webb Linda Weddingtor Kathy Whitaker Adrian White Garland White Phillip White Pat Whitten Richard Wilferd Susan Wilferd Steve Wilkinson Charlotte Williamson Billy Wilson Tom Wilson John Wince Vicki Winchell E y | Barbara « Wine Wolfe Kathy Woodard Jennie Lou Woods Sara Jane Woods Phyllis Rock, Cindy Shinn, Alma Carter and Peggy Bridge- man discuss V.T. strategy. Jeannie Worley Jasper Young Our three MONKEYS—Ricky Litton, Susan Hoebeke, Ben Mc- Kenzie. yo — ROU i ' Vissi x : . Ye Jennie Woods, Jeannie Worley, Sara Jane Woods laugh it up at lunch. Class Yor ‘¢ Twirp Week: “What a switch!” exclaims Jean Robinette to David Leonard, The famous drummer, Lee Smith, gives a startled glance toward one of his autograph seekers. Junior Linda Wolfe sells Maroon and White to Freshmen Cathy DiNicolange- lo and Nancy Davis. of '68 Freshmen enjoy activity period dance. Our “future fashion models,” Cheryl Clark, Cathy Daniel, and Marilyn John- son display current shoe fashions. 127 Most Creative Sandi Warden Richard Flagle In School 128 Most Active In Clubs Linda Mitrushi Tommy McAnge Organizations 129 Sports Editors: James Barr, Billy Staton, Charles Horning. Cadmus Susan Worley, Editor-in-Chief. When the Cadmus Club mem- bers came back to school in Septem- ber, they had already completed the task of selling advertisements to lo- cal business firms. The new mem- bers had been fully prepared for their year’s responsibilities by those who were returning for another year’s work on the annual staff. Business: Kay Bentley; Advertising: Barbara Adkisson, Business Mgr.: Brenda Woods. ce Photographers: Billy Booher, 130 and Henry Wright. Frank McVeigh, Bobbie Ferris, Phil Kistner, Mr. David, Sponsor Club The year passed quickly, for they were kept busy taking pictures, selling subscrip- tions to the annual, planning copy and lay- out, and meeting deadlines. When the last layout was sent to the publishing company, the members breathed a sigh of telief and waited for the finished product. HUW a's es oe hae el Diary: Betsy Henninger and Kay Barrett. Tk a hh ial 3 , ce Sophomore Editors: Rebecca Nidiffer and Jo Ann Sieber, Seated. Senior Editor: Linda Mitrushi. Freshman Editors: Betty Swift and Meg McLeod. Not Pictured: Susan Bos- well, Senior Editor. 13] Miss Knisley, Sponsor yy The work of the Maroon White staff began long before school started with the selling of ads to fi- nance their paper. These ads are sold in the football program by club members at home games. By working together the month before school starts, the staff is able to produce its first paper the week after school starts. A paper follows each month. News Page: Linda Wolfe, Linda Couchman. oS Feature Page: Alice Dalton, Seated. Beverly Leonard, Pat Da- Business: Barbara Buskell, Circulations, Carter Reser, Business Man vis, Natalie Daniel, Susan King. ager; Sherry Smith, Exchange Editor. 132 White The staff members are able to learn the business aspects of jour- nalism as well as the writing ones during their weekly meetings at school. When all the rush is over and the deadlines have been met, the en- tire staff takes great pride in view- ing their accomplishments. Sports Page: James Winship, Jerry Woods, Glenn Morrell, Tommy Makres, Nick Graybeal, Standing. Tommy McA nge, Ron Bailey, Seated. iy, 2 SAY se Saasoon es ‘ land, First M W Page Editors: Martha Anne Hillman, News; Tommy McAnge, Photographer; Sponsor, discuss the newspaper's fiftieth anni- Seated. Alice Dalton, Features; Nancy Harkrader, Editorial; Ron Bailey, Sports; versary. Standing. 133 134 Viking The Viking Voices Magazine gives to many students the oppor- tunity to express their creative abil- ities in poems, essays, short stories, and artistic works. The staff under the guidance of Mr. Odom learns Tommy Smith, Co-Art Editor Sandi Warden, Co-Art Editor Larry Bandell, Literary Fditor Judy McFaddin, Sec.; Kitty Martin, Business Mgr.; John McMinn, Circulation Mgr.; Mr. Odom, Sponsor. Voices Bob Benning, Mack Richardson, Terry Moore the fundamental procedures of pub- lishing a magazine and gains the a- bility to evaluate their efforts. The staff dedicated themselves to the publication of two issues this year. Gerry Bunn, Darlene Bays, Ellen Credle, Peggy McLaughlin, Joyce Oliver i Carol Ringley, Susan Ferency, Nancy Dampier, Shirley Street, Shelagh Hickie 135 RY iy Officers: Front: T. McAnge, Pres.; J,..McFaddin,-Sweet.; R. Treadwell, V. Pres. Back: B. Stoots, Sec.; B. Cross, Sgt.-at-Arms; B. Taylor, Chap.; R. Jessee, Treas. McAnge Treadwell McFaddin Cross Robinette Stoots Taylor Rogers Jessee Ricketts 136 Tommy McAnge sells a V-T mum to Jim Barlow, Sonny Morris, and Henry Wrighi. Gillenwater Johnson Lowe Dougherty Reinhardt Staton ey Clu First row: Miller, Taylor, Cross, McAnge, Treadwell, ards, Staton, Large, McFaddin, Ricketts, Cook, Gillenw Flagle, Hensly, Whitaker, Rogers, Reinhardt, Johnson, Ro Jessee, Stoots. Second row: Bernard, Rich- ater, Lowe, Robinette. Third row: Oxford, yston, Dougherty, Thomas. 137 Cook Whitaker Thomas Hensly KEY CLUB The Key Club helped us to start the year by giving in- structions to the Freshmen and sponsoring a back-to-school dance. Having settled down to the routine activities, the club members started compiling the Directory. Along with their many school projects they undertook various civic projects which included selling peanuts for the Kiwanis Club and planting trees. At Christmas they brightened the outlook of a Santa Pal to the tune of $150. During football season they served as ushers at each game and helped stimulate school spirit. V-T week found them selling balloons, buttons, and mums for the game. The basketball programs which they sold were invaluable to those who had trouble identifying players. The highlight of the year’s activities was Twirp Week during which the Key Club sponsored various activities to which the girls invited the boys. Chuck Johnson, Judy McFaddin, and Jerry Thomas get ready to sell peanuts for the Kiwanis Richards Royston Officers: T. Ralston, V. Pres.; B. Benning, Treas.: M. Davis, Sgt.-at-Arms; Alan Bushore, Sec.; P. Hicks, Pres. Checkmate Club The newly organized club attempts to stimulate interest in the game of chess. During meetings the members divide into groups and play tournaments. They feel that the game serves to develop the mind and encourages good sportsmanship among the members. First Row: Belew, Powell, Tolbert, Hatfield, Mann, Blevins, Ralston, Mrs. McLaney, Sponsor; Bushore, Benning. Third R on, Gose, Thompson, Simones, Grider, Smith. Irwin. Second Row: Davis, Hicks, ow: Preston, Deeter, Jamison, Her- 139 q = 140 Officers: M. Minnich, Jr. Director; J. Whittaker, Sec.; B. Robertson, Soph. Director; S. Willis, Pres.; A. Dalton, Treas.; S. Worley, V. Pres., O. Thomas, Chap.; N. Harkrader, Sr. Director; C. Arnold, Sweet. Anchor Club The Anchor Club’s objectives are to take part in civic and school projects and to promote good relationships in the school and the community. They do so by lead- ing the pledge to the flag during each chapel program, by selling candy to raise money for their projects, by taking a Santa Pal at Christmas time, by honoring the seniors at their annual dance, and by doing various special projects to help the school. ald i -F Seniors: First Row: Sisler, Adkisson, Ferris, Reser, King, Caldwell, Hodge, Blevins. Second Row: McNutt, Willis, Dalton, Harkrader, Worley, Arnold, Boswell, Diggs, Keeling, Martin, Warden. Third Row: White, Booher, Farris, Mullins, Smith, Whittaker, Kleinhammer, Thomas, Hutt. Fourth Row: Wilson, Hill, Brooks, Hawthorne, Love, Smith, Wohlford, Leonard, Robinette, ‘Tank- ersly, Hicks, Swiney, Torbett, Newby, Ringley, Thompson, Gray, Beal, Clark, Smeltzer. Moody. Juniors: First Row: Hardwick, McNew, Tayloe, Morison, Tickle, Hill, Carrier, Fleming, Deck- ard. Second Row: Coughman, Vaught, Smith, Jessee, Palisand, Blackford, Stone, Rhea, Brisco, Daniel. Third Row: Wright, Greer, Bradley, Alexander, Hagy, B. Carrier, Ferency, Hayes, Hickie, Leondard. Fourth Row: Phillips, Williamson, Phipps, Wobhlford, Grindstaff, Pair, Morrison, Barnes, Minnich, Hayes, King. a joni i oe Sophomores: First Row: Harr, Saul, Seiber, Leonard, Emmert, Henninger, B. King, Hughlett, Clark. Second Row: Hagerstrom, Leslie, Whitlow, Robertson, Anderson, DeVault, Rutherford, Felty, Shoun. Third Row: Kloss, Street, Countiss, Peters, Texter, Rogers, Wilson. Mrs. Earhart of the Pilot Club installs officer Alice Dalton, while Judy Whit- Judy Whittaker reads the minutes while taker and Susan Worley look on. Diane Sisler prepares to introduce her program. 14] First Row: Gillespie, Buckles, Hite. Johnson, Hillman, Cooper, Herton, Weddington, Makres. Second Row: Gibson, Thomas, Collins, Morris, Carscaddon, Butcher, Williams, Walling, Gray- beal. Third Row: Jones, Rose, Keller, Early, Booher, Beverly, Rutherford, Parker. Interact Club Se la | ? iy Cooper Hillman Carscaddon Herron Hite Weddington Collins Thomas Rutherford Morris 142 Beverly Parker Gibson Gillespie Keller Booher Butcher Walling Graybeal Officers: B. Carscaddon, Treas.; L. Weddington, Parl.; G. Copper, V. Pres.; H. Johnson, Pres.; M.A. Hillman, Sweet.; J. Hite, Sgt.-at-Arms; J. Herron, Sec.; H. Buckles, Chap. Rose Jones Williams Makres Under the direction of the Rotary Club International, the Interact Club builds better spiritual and moral standards and develops initiative and leadership. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance is an im- portant part of our year’s activities, and the bookcovers which the club sells are useful. Everyone looks forward to the can- dy sale and all appreciate the signs promot- ing school spirit. 143 First Row: Mr. Arwood, Swafford, McCall, McKee. Second Row: Smith, Addison, Kloss. Third Row: Tiller, King, Mahaffey, Wampler, Gedraytis. Fourth Row: Rogers, Shinn, Winship, Staton. Sle, (Ciamhian. C lhl The Junior Civitan Club attempts to teach its members to accept responsibility as individuals and to work together in the club. It promotes faculty, sponsor, and student relationships and creates good citizenship. By sponsoring basketball buses, selling pep buttons, selling shakers, taking a Santa Pal, selling fruit cakes at Christ- mas, and sponsoring dances, they stimulate school spirit and promote community welfare. MW), Whiz lite pe rovmmmessissiiyyiy; MMAR MB diy ST RO ie Yi po re, = Sad yj A ae 5 a4 N oo « ' ae a ih ee a Mr. Arwood, Sponsor Officers: Seated: T. King, Chap.; M. Shinn, Sgt.-at-Arms,; L. McCall, Sweet ; R. McKee, Treas. Standing: R. Swafford, V. Pres.; B. Addison, Pres.; B. Staton, Sec. 144 Addison Swafford Staton McKee Shinn King Mahaffey McCall Gedrautis Wampler Kloss Winship Tiller Rogers Smith Richard McKee takes out his wrath on the Junior Civitan junk car during V-T week. Billy Addison and Mr. Ardwood dec- orate for Halloween dance sponsored by the Jr. Civitan Club. 145 Oakley Jones Hendrix Thomas Carrier Hunnigan Payne Boling Credle Boys’ Hi- The Boys’ Hi-Y, now in its second year, is affiliated with the Y MCAS Their projects include a rummage sale, a car wash, a dance, a hootenanny, and the sale of annual covers. The money from these activities is used for service projects such as donating money to the new Y.M.C.A. Mr. Tom O'Dell is the sponsor. First row: Pitts, Hawk, Carrier, Allison, Giles, Thomas, Wyatt, Everhart. Second row: Moore, Worley, Belcher, Caldwell, Payne, Martin, Hunt, Langdon. Third row: Boling, Hughes, Shabel- deen, Hunnigan, Hendrix, W. Hicks, D. Hicks, Grubb, Oakley. Fourth row: Credle, Jones. Sweet.; G. Hunnigan, Chap.: Second row: Pres.; N. Thomas, Sec.: M. Jones, Vice-Pres. OFFICERS: First row: G. Carrier, Treas.. C. Hendrix S. Oakley, Belcher Allison Shabeldeen D. Hicks Everhart Caldwell Hawk Langdon Martin Moore 147 First row: Shoun, Musick, Wilson, Robinette, Stevenson, B. Grayson; Second row: Price, Al- derson, Corrin, Massengill. Tissot, Burns, Mullins, Olson, Horne; Third row: Boyd, Owens, Robinson, Moore, Davis, Bowie, Beckham, Tickle Y-Geens To grow as a person, to grow in the knowledge and love of God, to build a fel- lowship of wom en and girls, is the goal of the girls in the Y-Teens at Tennessee High. Front row: Hagy, Smith, Lamie, Davis, Allison, Henard, Comerford; Second row: Kyle, Hill, Henson, Brooks, Gillenwater, South, Barnett, Davenport: Third row: Lisanby, Brinkley, Rosen- baum, Wilkerson, McKenzie, Saul, Walls, D. Nicholangelo, Hatcher, Rock 148 port, Brinkley. Reedy, Webb. Godsey, Hicks, C. Bourne, Wohlford, Poston, Rhymer, Odum, Grayson, Stair, Clark, Smith, Owen, Fleming; , Faidley, Richards, McRae, Dampier, Rose, Deal, Leslie, Salyer, First row: Brewer, Daven Texter; 2nd row: Brewer, 3rd row: Flick, Mathesius Lowry, Ogle, Wyatt Linda Mathesius puts a final touch on a Christmas bell. Cathy Massengill decorates cafeteria as Y-Teen project. OFFICERS: First row: C. D. Nicolangelo, Chaplain; Corrin, Treas.; Grayson, Sgt.-at-arms; Godsey, Sec.; Price, Sgt.-at-arms; 2nd row: J. Stair, Pres.; L. Rose, Sweetheart; O. Grayson, V. Pres. 149 First row: H. Brownlow, Smith, Colvard, Vance, Cruey, Combs, Arnold, Bays; Second row: J. Johnson, Bailey, Hurt, Creger, Tilley, Ford; Third row: Williams, Oliver, Whittaker, Cowan, Lyda, Hunt, Woods; Fourth row: Miss Craig, Mr. Galloway Bible Club The large number of members in the Bible Club is a prime example of the fine students in Tennessee High. Sponsored by Miss Craig and Mr. Galloway, the Bible Club strives to promote leadership by the influence of Christian examples and the up- holding of the name of Christ in our school. The club presents two chapel programs a year and the sextette and trumpet trio pre- sent several programs around Bristol. Officers: L. Markwalter, P. Arnold, G. Turner, K. L. Combs, D. Lewis, Adrian Harkleroad, B. Vance, P. Cruey Sextet: D. Bays, Seated; C. Whorton, P. Smith, P. Arn- old, H. Brownlow, B. Vance, K. L. Combs Trumpet Trio: Joel Story, Riley Senter, Steve Delaney 150 r] é First row: Ladd, Carrier, Allen, Bays, Turner, Geiger, Newman, Senter, Bunn, Midkiff, Barr, P. Duke, Skeens; Second row: Fleming, B. Fleming, B. Ball, B. Johnson, B. Turner, Whorton, Haw- kins, Burkett, C. Guy, Creger, Hart, B. Irwin, D. Maley; Third row: Stewart, Lewis, Durrant, Morrell, O'Dell, Hampton, Story, Harkleroad, Mitchell, Bentley, Mabry First row: B. Jones, S. Eller, L. Markwalter, D. Hall, S. Allison, Newman, Kennedy, Culbertson, Glover; Second row: K. Bucktes,Bowery,-Liverman, Stumbaugh, Leonard, McCary, Wilken- son, Heaton, Hughes, Day; Third row: L. Butler, T. Jones, D. Austin, Oliver, Settle, Felty First row: Skeens, Salyer, Erwin, Hart, O'Dell, McReynolds, Large, Burkett, Clark; row: Jones, Mitchell, Davis, Driver, Gollehorn, Ford, Blevins, Shepherd, Vance, Garrett; Back row: S. Delaney, Barr Second 151 Front row: Eades, Durante, Reedy, Harrison, Pollard, Sams, Smallwood, Doss, Worley; Second tow: McCormick, Robinson, Patterson, Stacey, Fleenor, Mumpower, Dickenson, Barker, Deer, Emmert SHOWA. The Revely Owen Chapter of the Future Teachers of America proves itself of invaluable assistance to the school office by collecting absentee slips each period and by taking messages to teachers and students. Club members learn more about the teaching profession, where teachers receive their training, the cost, scholar- ships available, number of years required, and certification requirements and standards. OFFICERS: P. McCormick, Treas.; D. Smallwood, Parliamentarian; G. Sams, V. Pres.; F. Eades, Pres.; A. Pollard, Chaplain; S. Emmert, Librarian; Worley, Historian; T. Durante, Sec. 152 First row: Leonard, Smith, Sheffield, P. Sheppherd, P. Carmack, Baker, Mitchell, Barlow, Hen- ley, Miller. Second row: Barr, C. Hicks, Felty, Countiss, Dunn, L. Hicks, B. Althis, Cannon, Wam- pler, Hartsock, Woods, K. Carmack, Morton, Haynes. Third row: Duncan, Crumley, Mel- vin, Rhymer, Hess, E. Sheppard, Donnell, Steinway, Kizer, Jones, Carter, B. Moore, Nunley, G. Moore, Mrs. Morton, Sponsor. Sion lag The projects of the Future Business Leaders of America, aiding the faculty, helping the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas, visiting an orphanage and giving gifts at Easter, visiting hospitals, enable the members to become better ac- quainted with business and prepared to occupy various professions. OFFICERS: J. Crumley, Chap.; C. Hess; J. Cannon, Treas.; L. Melvin, Pres.; L. Hicks, Sgt.-at- Arms; J. Rhymer, Sec.; B. Woods, V. Pres. 153 First row: Maley, Trivett, Tissot, Boyd, Sieber, Pair, Dalton, Saul, Dunn; Second row: Mrs. Hagan, Story, Newman, Felty, Clark, Shoun, Heaton, Anderson; Third row; Leab, Broyles, Mc- Veigh, Woods, Sutterlin, Robinson, Peters, Bowie, De Vault, Morrison, Felty; Fourth row: Booher, Wagner, Anderson, McCarty, Hyder, Arnold, Martin, Moore, Weaver, Horne, Young, Butcher, Comerford, Meek. (Hagan) seat VM, A® es nts of Junior Classical League Junior Classical League is a national and state organization for stu Latin. Each class elects three officers. At monthly class meetings students partici- pate in a variety of creative and entertaining activities which broaden th€ir con- cept of Latin and their appreciation of our classical heritage. Among these activi- Ge OFFICERS: Daniel, Saffer, Hobeke; Second row: Vance, Rutherford, Williams, Mac Leod, Shu- maker, Makres, Harrington, Robertson, Oxford; Third row: Tickle, Caldwell, Cockett, Beeler, Carter, White, Leonard, Cowan 154 First row: O’Dell, Dunn, Miles, Rush, Nickles, Woods, Johnson. Second row: Driver, Salyer, Davis, Rosenbaum, Clark, Hicks, Worley, Hatcher, B, Irwin. Third row: Barr, J. Davis, Ford, M. Irwin, Barrett, Hall, Kilgore, D. Nicolangelo, Davenport. Fourth row: Abbott, Bays, Cass, Foster, Legg, Gray, McFaddin, Cassel, Meteer, Thurmond, Vance, Green. (Abbott) ties have been the initiation of freshmen, including a slave sale, a Roman dinner at Thanksgiving, celebration of the Saturnalia, and a birthday party for Rome. The culminating activity of the year is “Cum Laude Night” when scholarship and serv- ice awards are made. ry yt gp pes Cae. ] AD ae oe fee C CT g, Howard, Marcy, Grider, Peters, Wilson, Wilkinson, Baker: Second zoe Blevins Bibec, Weaver, Collin, McReynolds, Carrier, Dunham, Feathers, Lee, Gillenwater; Third row: Culbertson, Allison, Williamson (Hill) Comerford, Stivers, Swift, Hagy, King, Kyle, Saul, Lamie, Gillenwater, Credle, Hagey: Fourth row: DeFriece, Davenport, Keesee, Peoples, Lowe, Powell, Preston, Felty, Geiger, Weddington, Stitt, McKenzie. Fifth row: Day, Nediffer, Jones, Bundy, Presley, Stidham, Mauney, Bradley, Booher, Combs, Anderson, Barker, Wampler, Harr, McKenzie. (Hagan) 155 Front row: J. Palisano, D. Fuller, Meredith, F. Tate. T. Long; Back row: R. Duffield, Van Der Vort, Pat Day, R. Post, J. Leonard Beta Chi Phi The Science Club gives students interested in science an opportunity to discuss modern scientific advances and the great achieve- ments of the past. Seated: R. Tolliver, Mr. Maples; Standing: McPherson, Davis, Leonard First row: J. Camper, B. Cowan, Bill Cowan, R. Hilton, John Cowan; Second row: Randy Broyles, Bowery, R. Blevins, J. Hyder. 156 WO BAM MO bi First row: Smith, Jones, Rutherford, Pippin, Royston, Wright; Second row: Mr. Marshall, Mor- rell, Phelps, Fox, Benning, Gilbert, Wagner, Ross, McInturff; Third row: Corrin, Woods, Horne, Caldwell, Abercrombie, Brown The Junior Engineering Technical Society attempts to interest high school students in various engineering careers and to help them decide which type of en- gineering they prefer. They do so by acquainting their members with the various phases and programs of engineering. OFFICERS: First officer, Bernie Pippin; Librarian, George Rutheford; Comm. officer, Danny Ross; Navigations officer, Tommy Wagner; Captain, Henry Wright 157 OFFICERS: H. Sheffield, Treas.; M. Richardson, V. Pres.; P. Hicks, Chap.; R. Richards, Pres.; iG, lsGiag, SEC. Latin Club The objectives of the Junior Classical League are as follows: “To encourage among the young people of our nation an interest in and appreciation of the civili- zation, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that Classical antiquity.” | , f Larry Blevins, Kathy Buckles, Linda Harr, Mack Richardson, and Harvey Jones act out Roman mythology. Paul Hicks, Linda Harr, Mack Richardson dis- play Roman costumes. 158 y™ First row: Harr, Hoebeke, King, Massengill; Second row: P. Hicks, Countiss, Breeding, Shef- field, Arrants, Tate, Buchanan, Jones; Third row: Rogers, Hilton, Blevins, Outland, Cowan, Doan First row: Countiss, Horne, Hamilton, Leslie, Leonard: Second row: Miller, Carr, Beverly, hitlow, Burns; Third row: Richardson, Barker, Hughlett, Buckles, Moore, W Trivette, Corrin, Cowan, Irwin, Richards 159 _ Ne Front row: Blevins, McNutt, Diggs, Wohlford, Hodge, King) Second row: Presley, Creger, Davis, Wolfe. Third row: Robinson, Shoun, Robertson, Alderson, Blackford. Fourth row: Bow- man, Grace, Ford, Hall, Mark, Walter. Fifth row: Bowie, Byington, King, Turner, Clark, Mc- Cary, Fleming, Jackson. Sixth row: Phelps, Whorton, Reynolds, Lewis, Hurley Cross The Junior Red Cross is one of the more active clubs, serving school, home, community, and nation. The club boasted 100% membership in the annual Red Cross Drive. OFFICERS: M. Hodge, Chap.; B. Robertson, V. Pres.. K. King, Sec. Second row: D. Wohiford, Pres.; D. Lewis, Sgt.-at-arms; R. Diggs, Treas. 160 Officers: M. Salyer, Pres.; S. Vaught, Reporter; C. Worley, Sec.-Treas.; S. Emmert, V. Pres. Library Council The Tennessee High School Library Council is a school service organization. Their aims are to help the library run smoothly and efficiently by assisting the li- brarian in all the various routines involved in giving library service and to promote the use of the library by the students and teachers. First Row: Belew, Jamison, Dunn. Second Row: Austin, Dickenson, Mumpower, S. Salyer, Shoun, Trainham, Culbertson. Third Row: M. Salyer, O'Dell, M. Emmert, Burns, Driver, Carter, Wright, Story. Fourth Row: Wilson, S$. Emmert, Miles, Vaught, Worley, Phillips, Dunn. 161 Officers: Palisano, Treas.; Godsey, Sec.; Senter, Pres.; Rhea, Music Ch.; Texter, V. Pres. French Club This is accomplished through the study of the literature, science, music, art, and architecture. During the year various programs are presented by French Club members which stimulate interest in the language and enrich their understanding of the French nation. Seated: Morison, Palisano, Blackford, Godsey, Rhea, Barnes, Jessee, Wolford, Hayes. Standing: Richardson, Rust, Fuller, Tiller, Senter, Murphy, Texter, Owen, Phipps, Faidle y, Slagle, Dicken- son, Alexander. 162 Front Row: Thomas, Worley, Sisler, Whittaker, Kleinhammer. Second Row: McCall, Reser, Mc- Faddin, Thompson, Texter, Leslie, Bays, McLaughlin, Keeling, Emmert. Third Row: Jones, Stein- way, Biggs, Day, Flagle, Dougherty, DeVault. Le Cercle Francais The main purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to give the American student some understanding of French civilization and culture and the great contribution that France has made to the modern world. President Diane Sisler presents program on French music during class meeting. Officers: Thomas, Treas.; Kleinhammer, Chap.; Sisler, Pres.; Worley, V. Pres.; Whittaker, Sec.; DeVault, Foreign Affairs. 163 Music Appreciation Club yy First Row: Gillenwater, Dalton, S. J. Woods, J. L. Woods. Second Row: Ringley, Geiger, Christian. Third Row: King, Robinson, Myers, Worley. Fourth Row: Kistner, Richardson, DeVault, Doan. Officers: Seated: Nancy Myers, Sec.-Treas., Carol Ringley, Pres. Standing: Billy Doan, Sgt.-at-Arms; Pam Robinson, V. Pres. 164 The varied programs of the Mu- sic Appreciation Club and the assem- bly program which it sponsors promote the understanding of many types of music and encourage those who do not participate to listen intelligently. In ad- dition to fulfilling these goals, this club supports all musical activities in school and helps the same in the com- munity. Gennessee High Chorus Under the leadership of Mr. Howard Nicar, the THS chorus reaped the te- wards of long hours spent in practice, earning the respect and admiration of the school and community. During the school year the chorus entertained various civic organizations and church groups. In addition, they presented assembly programs for the student body. Their operetta, ‘The Gondoliers,” was one of the most successful ever per- formed at Tennessee High School. Officers: Seated: C. Swiney, Sec.; B. Henninger, Treas. Standing: S. Morris, Pres.; J. Herron, V. Pres. Debbie Bays, Pianist 165 Soprano: First row: Carrier, Worley, Caldwell, Smith, Davenport, Cannon, Robinson. Second row: Blevins, Vaught, Couchman, Booher, Allen, Hayes, Hicks, Erwin. Third row: Brownlow, Rcde- fer, Hendrix, Grayson, Hicks, Vance, Henderson, Bays. Fourth row: Whorton, Doss, Fleming, McRae, Reser, Diggs, Hawthorne, Webb. Mr. Nicar whistles a tune. Tenor: First row: Story, Miller, McKee, Giles, Herron, Smith. Second row: Flick, Rowlette, Hawk, Wampler, Early, Oakley. Third row: Hicks, Hill, Hurt, Bernard, Rogers, Hite. 166 Bass: First row: King, Cross, Allison, Wright, Royston, Morris. Second row: Gil- lenwater, Bandell, Price, WanDervort, Stoots, Payne. Third row: Caldwell, Rust, Boling, Smith, DeVault, Ricketts, Belcher. Chorus members lend spirit during V-T week. Altos: First row: Combs, Leonard, Brewer, Hodge, Cruey, Wilson. Second row: Moody, Newby, Ringley, Hurt, Carrier, Tankersley. Third row: Feren- cy, Colvard, Hicks, Swiney, Countess. Fourth row: Leslie, Farris, Love, Brad- ley, King, Smith. 167 Gennessee High One of the prime objectives of the band is the promotion of music and its ap- preciation. Each year it serves the school and community by insuring good public relations. 168 eee Sel neue etre pecan tn Viking Band The band develops individual responsibility and a very high moral character among its members. The band hopes to attain self-discipline among every member of the organization. 169 170 Lower Brass: First Row: Cowan, Leonard, Kirk, Thomas, Early, Rust; Second Row: Kimberlain, Bolling, Albany, Davis, Ricketts, Day. Band activities include participation in the Southeastern Band Festival, Chat- tanooga Band Festival, Christmas Concert, East Tennessee School Band and Orches- tra Festival, Spring Concert, playing for football games and parades, the band ban- quet, and summer band camp. Trombones: Harr, Woods, Chapman, Defriece, Bays, Cass, Carter, Kloss, Hill, Oxford, Hurt. cl Majorettes: Mary Jean Hamilton, Linda Saul; Claudia Swiney, Head Majorette; Larry Bandell, Drum Major; Judy Rutherford, Carol Christian, Leslie Countess. Howard Nicar, Director BAND HONORS 1st Division—Fiesta of Five Flags 1st Division—Southeastern Band Festival 1st Division—Chattanooga Band Festival 1st Division—Majorette Corps, Chattanooga 1st Division—Drum Major, Chattanooga 1st Division—Playing Festival Six Members—Al] East Tenn. Band Officers: John Herron, Pres.; Kentie L. Combs, Sec.; Larry Bandell, Drum Two Members—All-State Band ta Major; Carol Thompson, Treas.; Charles Ricketts, Vice. Pres. Seven First Divisions in Solo Clinic Drums: Harold Sheffield, Lee Smith, Lyle Breeding, Ellen Countiss, Danny Owen, Pat Healy. V7 LELERReeee eee Cer! ei ae AeA REO TOI | � Clarinets: First Row: Herron, Clark, Richardson, Ricketts: Second Row: Graybeal, Myers, King; Third Row: Menerick, Broome, Horning, Woods; Fourth Row: Dunn, Kloss, Carrier; Fifth Row: Phelps, Allen, Logan, Hall. Saxophones: First Row: DeVault, Trivett, ton, Wilhoit, Spaulding, Hicks. Geiger, Bundy; Second Row: McVeigh, Pres- 172 PELEDIL ES ee RE oRIER ALLDILLETT Be Cornets: Front Row: Delaney, Booher, Swafford, Senter, Presley, White; Third Row: Jackson, Ross. Smith; Fourth Row: Wolfe, Stitt; Fifth Row Monroe. Story; Second Row: Spenser, Woods, : Tilley, pss. Lee, Dalton, Henderson, Thompson, Brownlow; French Horns: Worley, Doan, Ringley, Combs. 173 Most Athletic Bobbie Ferris Gary Cooper Jn Competitive 174 | Most School Spirited Pat Davis Ray Belcher Rivalry 175 Football Front Row: Buck‘es, Bailey, Belcher, Cooper; Second Row: Géillenwater, Cole, Parker, Shook; Third Row: Wolfe, Lewis, Rogers, Thomas; Fourth Row: Jones, Williams, Wenchell, Walling; Fifth Row: Widiffer, Phipps; Meek, Gillespie; Sixth Row: Harrington. 176 Front Row: Johnson, Barlow, Collins, D. Johnson; Second Row: Dishner, Rose, Jessee, Tread- well; Third Row: Beverly, Burnette, Page, Pitts; Fourth Row: Moore, Olson, Thompson, Wyatt; Fifth Row: Cook, Large, Royston, Booher; Sixth Row: Keller. 177 Vikings Post Close Go Same Record As Last Year Managers: Richard Young, Jim Johnson, Tommy Pulliam. 178 Coaching Staff: Freshman Coach, Bill Bingham; Sonny Morris; Head Coach, Clayton Powers; Line Coach, Fred Keller, Charlie Arnold; Backfield Coach, Tom Hundley. The Norsemen of Tennessee High School were hurt considerably when the grad- uation of last year’s senior class took many of their starting team. Despite this fac- tor, the Vikings rebuilt their squad under the leadership of Clayton Powers, and they turned out a record of 3-7-0. As the season opened, the Norsemen romped over Knoxville Bearden in a 14-0 victory. In the next two games the Vikings bowed to Greeneville and Baylor Prep in the final minutes of play. Having the taste of victory still in their mouths and not letting their previous defeats get them down, the Vikings then defeated the Hilltoppers of Johnson City with a score of 16-0. They then fell into a slump and lost the next two ball games to Sevierville and Elizabethton with scores of 18-13 and 7-6. The Vikings then bounced back to crush the Erwin team by 32-6. The Vikings ended up this year’s season by being defeated in the last three games, and the city championship went to our north side rivals. The Norsemen board buses for the Morristown game. Another Bearcat is pulled down by John Keller Trainer “Doc” Maples tapes Butch Beverly’s ankle. WE HEY 14 Knoxsville Bearden 0 7 Greeneville 17 3 Baylor Prep 7, 16 Johnson City 0 13 Sevierville 18 6 Elizabethton 7 32 Erwin 6 0 Morristown 20 7 Kingsport 26 O Virginia High 1 Ralph Shook rushes in to aid Viking men in bring- ing down a Knoxville Bearden man. David Dishner fights for yardage against Baylor Prep. Randy Treadwell gains yardage against Virginia High. 179 Varsity: Booher, Stoots, Treadwell, Rogers, Shook, Parker, Rutherford, Barlow, Shinn, Caldwell, Weddington, Credle, and Coach Trosper. Basketball Coach Ernie Trosper 180 The 1964-65 Norsemen team brought forth a superb record this year. Winning twenty and losing seven, the Vikings, under the leadership of Coach Ernie Trosper, played some of the state’s best teams and posted many upsets. The Vikings also put forth a fine showing in many tournaments and won its fifth city champion- ship. Several fine players highlighted this year’s basketball team. Among these were Bob Stoots, Ralph Shook, Al Parker, Ford Caldwell, and Larry Weddington. There were many exciting games in this year’s schedule. These included the Bluff City game which we lost 46-47, both Virginia games, and a fine showing in which we defeated Hol- ston Valley by a score of 82-32. Larry Weddington Randy Treadwell Ford Caldwell Duffy Credle Larry Rogers Jim Barlow Bobby Stoots Al Parker Ralph Shook 181 Ben Rutherford Mike Shinn David Booher Larry Grubb Kim Bolling Manager Manager The game is about to begin as the starting five break. 182 THS Opponent 48 Blountville 43 ay) Unaka 33 76 Ho!ston Valley 45 46 Bluff City 47 33 Johnson City 32 71 John Battle a7, 60 Morristown 57 47 Blountville 38 47 Hampton 51 82 Holston Valley 32 56 Virginia High 54 47 Hampton 52 42 Erwin 61 ve ace - Ee eae ready to pass the ball as two Unaka 45 Elizabethton 54 64 Greeneville 54 46 Virginia High 43 56 John Battle 43 55 Bluff City 54 46 Johnson City 64 74 Greeneville 63 64 Elizabethton 51 53 Erwin 64 Larry Weddington tries to get the ball as Ford Caldwell looks on. Ford Caldwell loses the ball to a Una- ka player. 183 First row: Graybeal, Fields, Pitts, Winchell, Countiss, Booher. Second row: Cathey, Richards, Thompson, Brown, Shinn, Foulk. B-Geam Basketball B-team boys warm up before game. Coach Jack Waycaster 184 ¥ ae First row: Coach Trosper, Graham, Richards, Buchanan, Allison. Second row: Bailey, Hicks, Weddington are eager for the snow to melt so that they can begin practice. Pat Dougherty Sam Allison Russ Richards 185 Tennis team: Van Dervort, Flagle, Biggs, Tolliver, Leonard. Oennis Richard Tolliver shows his backhand to Jimmy Leonard and Glen Biggs. Richard Flagle discusses an up-coming match with David Van Dervort. 186 First row: Thornburg, Worley, Eades, Pitts, Caldwell, Pulliam. Second row: Johnson, Beverly, Hawk, Large, Coach Hundley. Third row: Page, Parker. Fourth row: Rose. Orack Coach Hundley Larry Rose practices his starting form in the gym before warm weather comes. 187 First row: Rogers, Wolfe, Buckles, Rutherford, Musick, Belcher, Collins. Second row: Graybeal, Cooper, Shinn, Lowe, Gibson, Coach Basham. Third row: Jessee, Stoots. Basebal 00 Coach Basham 188 oi Martha Anne Hillman Pat Davis Barbara Buskell Cheerleaders The cheerleaders practice before a game. Darlene Brown Miss Marshall Captain Sponsor Susan King Jane Rodefer Rebecca Nidiffer Most Galented Claudia Swiney John Herron In Ghe World 190 Most Likely Go Succeed Nancy Harkrader Kelso Gillenwater Of Business 191 MORTON'S GROCERY Linda Deckard is going to have her school picture taken at GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES. plenty of free parking GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTU RES FING: Corner Edgemont Bristol 112 Pennsylvania Avenue Bristol, Tennessee and Duncan Tennessee THOMAS TELEVISION SERVICE Commonwealth at Fairmount Bristol, Virginia Linda Mittushi picks out a pair of shoes at— Service Installations Burrough’s Shoes Ladies’, Children’s, and Big Boys’ Shoes Background Music 669-8311 192 FOR THOSE WHO LIKE THE FINEST Olivia Thomas and Harriet Love are attracted by the many bargains at... PIGGLY -WIGGLY Edgemont Avenue Euclid Avenue Bristol, Tennessee Bristol, Virginia Beverly Leonard models in the Rose Room. CARMENS DRESS SHOP South Side Shopping Center Bristol, Tennessee E.S. Glover Company General Contractors Office—Easley-Wright Building Phone 764-7442 PO) BOX 6527 Bristol, Virginia 24201 193 SULLINS COLLEGE Bristol, Virginia SULLINS COLLEGE prepares young women in two years for chosen careers of advanced study, with full credit. High standards of liberal arts colleges are maintained in both foundation and ca- reer courses. There is a guidance system for individual needs and one instructor for every ten students. Carol Deal finds needed information fast in the Yellow Pages. Find it Fast In The ‘Yellow Pages’ 194 YES EVEN THE STUDENTS USE THEM Your Yellow Pages contain information classified in alphabetical order. HOW DO YOU SPELL CAREER OPPORTUNITY? In textiles, it’s spelled B-U-R-L-I-N-G-T-O-N, where career opportunities are as varied and diversj- fied as the endless array af quality Burlington prod- ucts. For information on a challenging, rewarding career in textiles, write to the Personnel Director at: Burlington iousrass, mc EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, N. C. Burlington 3 VOLUNTEER TEXTILES A Unit of Burlington Industries 195 PAUL COOK TICKLE FUNERAL HOME BROTHERS | SIGN CO. Designers, Fabricators, and Erectors 101 Pennsylvania Avenue ‘ee NEON, PLASTIC, py AND HIGHWAY SIGNS Aid l { hy nV af ie ; n Ne ai, 259. Hang tea 764-6131 A eee eee AM� UY Designs With a Touch of Tomorrow” ae a | A A , Vv iy i fs h i ) } e (; pe y yw as RS ‘ole U 5 ye Sar as, } Mak p 4 X NY Ov” . f H) eee OE ea ew y e N r te 1 . V Pe tee) ) Pa 15th Street Bristol, Tennessee oe ‘ Bristol NATIONAL FABRICS “Tri-Cities Largest Selection” 1504 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia 669-1119 Linda Couchman examines a fine piece of material at— 196 HAYES THE OAKLEY AND COMPANY REYNOLDS High-Speed Sanding and Woodworkers Machinery “The Country Store That Saves You More” 1115 Fifth Street , | hav {sto ; Tennessee PD en som | Highway 421 on the way to South Dial: 764-1442 Halston Lake ROBERT C. BOSWELL “For Complete Insurance Service” 51 Piedmont Street : Barbara Ferris looks over an insurance policy at ROBERT Bristol Phone: C. BOSWELL. Virginia 669-5131 197 KLEEN-RITE LAUNDRY TWO-;LOGATIONS: TO SERY Ey OU 1600 Edgemont Avenue 1759 Edgemont Avenue Bristol, Tennessee 198 BENNIE’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT is conveniently located on the Bluff City High- way within the Bristol city limits. BENNIE’S is well known to all students for after school and after game snacks, as Carol Hendrix and Kelly Payne fully realize. BENNIE'S = DRIVE-IN Bluff City Highway Dial: 764-9825 Bristol, Tennessee “ Carolyn Carrier enjoys bowling at LAR- RY’S LANES. 199 THE S. E. MASSENGILL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PHARMACEUTICALS SINCE 1897 Bristol, Tennessee CMO Chicago Dallas Kansas City New York San Francisco - HAYNESFIELD ESSO SERVICENTER tesco HERON Paul J. Reeve Passe 300 Bluff City Hwy., Route 11-E Bristol, Tennessee Linda Wolfe, Anne Rhea, and Dana Brisco enjoy the friend- ly service of— Compliments of SPERRY FARRAGUT CO. 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Refrigerators « Electric Ranges ¢ Automatic Washers « Food Freezers « Dishwashers « Built-in Wall Ovens « Room Air Conditioners 24 Fourth Street 764-5164 YELLOW COACH LINES, INC. CHARTER A BUS And KEEP YOUR PARTY TOGETHER 415 Sycamore Bristol, Virginia Dial: 669-4841 John Dunn is looking for after shave lotion. DUNN’S PHARMACY ¢ Beauty Aids School Supplies Greeting Cards Pharmaceutical Needs Quick, Efficient Service Professional Building 340 Woodlawn Avenue Dial: 764-2185 203 MINOR’S DRUG STORE Le Mdnons) 8 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee Dial: 764-2178 Phone 669-6233 SPRINKLE FURNITURE And UPHOLSTERING COMPANY | Gary Miller takes Barbara Adkisson’s order at— MILLER’S FLORIS] 1511 West State Street Repairing and Refurnishing Fine Selection of Fabrics and FLOWERLAND Sixth and Shelby Streets Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia 204 MOORE-EARHART COMPANY Judy Whittaker and Susan Boswell buy all of their gas C47 State Street at— , Bristol, Virginia THOM PSON’S : SER VICENITER Harness, Saddles, Luggage, and Athletic Goods “Cars Called For and Delivered’’ 669-7622 101 Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee Phone: 764-2921 Tennessee High Alumnae now attending VIRGINIA INTERMONT COLLEGE are front row, left to right: Patsy Keller, Sue Fuller, Susan Thompson, Kit Macleod, Brenda Walling, Margaret Riff, Joan Kiser, Beverly Lynn, and Martha Ann Horne. Back row, left to right: Becky Morrell, Doris Walling, Mary Ann Hopson, Kathryn Henry, Becky Myers, Brenda White, Anna Senter, and Kirby Jones. 205 Piedmont Laundry 309 Piedmont Street Bristol, Virginia 669-3332 Brenda Ferris picks up her laundry at— Compliments of BRISTOL STEEL And IRON WORKS | Bristol, Virginia ROADSIDE MARKET 1817 West State Street Janie Godsey and Shirley Faidley buy their Bristol Virginia groceries at Roadside Market. | 206 ) | Kitty Martin, Lynn McCall, and Carter Reser are enjoying double-thick milkshakes. BURGER KING Self-Service Drive-In 20 Blountville Hwy. Delicious Burgers Thick Shakes « Golden Brown French Fries DOAK PRINTING CO. And COMMERCIAL PRINTERS BENNET EDWARDS Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service Ample Parking TERE McGHEE PRINTING COMPANY Ellen Countiss and Patsy Leonard select a wardrobe. 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Amelia Morrison and Debbie Grayson place their orders at TRAYERS on the Volunteer By-Pass. 209 2) Nutr citys For baking at its best, use White Rose Self-Rising Flour and White Rose Self-Rising Corn Meal Mix. Susan Worley always bakes light, fluffy biscuits when she uses White Rose flour. 210 You Can Always Get A Better Deal At PETE MOORE’S Your Electrical Appliance Center Kingsport Staunton Knoxville Washington, D. C. Pulaski Valencia, Venezuela Patty Carmack looks at a cookbook from the gourmet de- partment. Roanoke 1109 West State Street Finer Foods and Variety Shop All Phones 764-2181 900 Fifth St. Bristol, Tenn. ‘Heavenly Foods at Earthly Prices’ Bristol, Virginia SL YMAN’S RESTAURANT 820 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Ernie Slyman enjoys a delicious lunch at— 211 FEDERATED INSURANCE COMPANY Bristol Agent- Mr. Eugene Felty Bellebrook Bristol 764-2487 Tennessee Brenda Woods is ready to sign a life insurance policy. 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BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Ralph Fleenor and Rick Langdon try a machine at— TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE CO. 832 State Street 764-3181 Bristol, Tennessee JELLICO | is: TOBACCO RE COMPANY ing trouble getting the hood up. 1709 Southside Avenue j Ae BODY WORKS c 7 PIERCE STREET PHONE 669-8841 Bristol, Tennessee FURROWS State and Ninth Streets Bristol Tennessee Kim and Becky Wallace proudly show off one of their fa- ther’s cars to Darlene Brown. EAT BETTER PAVAEESS: WALLACE-OLDSMOBILE CENTURY STAMPS 320 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee 217 218 TO USE GRAY’S S.K.M. AGENCY A. Kyle Morison Phil Kistner is discussing insurance at— Shelby 6th 764-4154 Bristol, Tennessee KING COLLEGE Let us help you with your college plans Bristol, Tennessee Pa. set, � ae A 219 Brantly Oxford looks for storm doors. 220 . AY Ns eo (° 6 i , pb ; Y j Oe. AK ae a ae ) OF BRISTOL : ee Vi Office Of The First National Exchange Bank Of Virginia 2. 3 y’ v, 3 Offices: DOWNTOWN—LEE HIGHWAY—WEST STATE STREET | Other Offices in Bedford ¢ Blacksburg e Lebanon ¢ Marion e Richlands � Roanoke e Salem e Wytheville Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation APPALACHIAN PIANO SALES SERVICE BALDWIN PIANOS AND ORGANS 1130 West State Street Debbie Bays tries out a new BALDWIN organ. “Your Comfort Is Our Business’ CAPITOL INSULATION SERVICE 715 Bluff City Highway Phone: 764-6231 Bristol, Tennessee MONROE INTERNATIONAL ©. ans ANE, 2ty been Zreos KAM BUNTRR Gore How WAS IF besa ks Se ah Syicoel ae A Presh. Tust Ting Bans Qawr nator, i pane N xt year... | Ce0@ gov tn Kms 2oank SH Weli p+ SuRe WAS RST laeds QV Fen A@w, es ss Q a Ne es cau Yow Hi RR 2D) oh, QU ASYN ay S 4c Merng Rudin on illo ce Ho Lwnth f On! Wweti | Valley Bae acs . Forse Bh ea abead Words ees : Your Re Cutts | Love yw Ris Lo) 669-1161 Senos, DOG ‘N’ SUDS Bluff City Highway 764-5631 22] BETO HENNY PENNY 1532 Edgemont Avenue Bristol, Tenn. Joe Camper buys a delicious coke at Bell’s Henny Penny. VIS! LE pf NGuneshine « DLO Z, ill Slacks—Bermudas h ¢) PA, 5 e Cox Moore Englis ists la Sweaters § Weejuns e Country Shirt Blouses e London Fog Coats Bristol e Canterbury Belts Jackets Johnson City s ras Gis G B Aa Ua 8 es : gy RY Dusty McKee and Sharon Webb are shown through HECHT’S BAKERY. 229 HECHTS BAKERY DANIEL ARTS and ANTIQUES 224 Piedmont Avenue Lyle Breeding examines an antique candle holder 669-2522 at— EASLEY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. On Fourth Street J ; i 7) A i) y w { : ) ry | Bristol, Tenn.-Va. _ ) Li A {s ® : i he j en wi 9 ' YOU nidependent ® ‘ - gp Insurance AGENT a7, ; ‘ ir eserves! you rigst” ; e os d P 764-2112 APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE . 4 i Rasa acupcscce 613 Shelby Street Harry Johnson and John Hite buy a new set of golf clubs. 993 we YOU CAN GET ADDITIONAL CASH IMMEDIATELY !! -oa Telephone: 764-2161 JUST CALL OR SEE M. Bante Were le Mor. Franklin Savings Loan Corp. 29 — 6th STREET - - BRISTOL, TENN. LOANS — SAVINGS ACC. — _ FINANCING All New Ramblers Compact Economy King, New Beauty, Too Why don’t you join the Switch to Ramblers and Save | STATES MOTOR CO., Billy Thomas and Larry Rose are looking for a new RAMBLER. [ N C @ APPLACHIAN OIL CO. Lee Highway Bristol, Virginia FRED JONES GROCERY 1522 Southside Avenue 764-3464 224 HATCHER’S CLEANERS FURRIERS YOUR PROFESSIONAL DRYCLEANER Edgemont and Garland Avenues Bristol Tennessee Marilin Hodge and Kris King have all of their clothes cleaned at HATCHER’S CLEANERS. 225 PETER PAN PASTRY SHOPPE 507 Cumberland Street Bristol, Virginia Co ngratiula tions Graduates BRISTOL BUILDERS SUSIE AS (OU Nancy Fleming is looking for a candle- holder. Compliments D.B. RYLAND “The home of quality, service, and low ea COMPANY, INC. Jewelers 220 MReesstreet Bristol, Virginia 53.1) state Street Bristol, Virginia 669-4184 Established 1901 B.F. GOODRICH 846-848 State Street Bristol Tennessee MEL-O-DEE ICE CREAM Bristol Floral Companp BrIisToL, TENN.-Va. Member Florist Telegraphing Delivery Donna Leonard and Johnny Herron are enjoying the sun roof of a new Volkswagen. Ford Caldwell gave Diane Sisler a vase of roses. SOUTHERN MOTORS Abington Highway Bristol, Virginia EE ERIE Ge IGENG, MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Pointer Brand Work Clothes and Play Clothes Corner Seventh and Shelby St. Bristol, Tennessee 227 COURTEOUS EFFICIENT and PROMPT SERVICE ACCURACY ASSURED IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS EVERYTHING EXACTLY AS YOUR DOCTOR ORD ere Leslie Countiss and Mary Kloss admire TOILET ARTICLES a washing machine at Industrial Gas PERFUMES and Supply Co. RUBBER GOODS AND SICK ROOM NECESSITIES INDUSTRIAL GAS SUPPLY BRADLEY'S DRUG COMPANY STORE 301 E. MARY STREET PHONE NO 9.4633 BRISTOL, VA. Dial 669-4143 18 Moore St. Bristol Virginia CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Bristol Commercial College Established 1895 Mrs. Mary Ellis Wright, Executive Director SPECIALIZED BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES Stenographic Junior Accounting Secretarial Clerical and Receptionist Executive Secretarial Day and Night Classes IBM Card Punch Training Professional Secretarial . Member of United Business College Association Southeastern Business College Association Tennessee Business College Association National Office Management Association National Rehabilitation Association Bristol Chamber of Commerce Certified by Tennessee State Board for King Building Private Business Schools Telephone— 8 1 2 Fifth Street Approved for 968-1442 Bristol Veterans Education Under Public Laws 550 and 894 Tennessee Tennessee and Virginia Rehabilitation Education 228 RANGE WHOLESALE B MEAT COMPANY “Meats Cut To Order” 669-6184 1133 McNeil St. Bristol, Va. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME Chapel Facilities Mike Haga and David Bernard examine new clothes at REMINE-GOBBLE. REMINE -GOBBLE 630 Locust Street Dial: 764-1331 Bristol, Tennessee 764-8415 “Bristol's Smartest Men’s Shop” 229 = SERVICE APPLIANCE ( FOREMOST. By ee 2. COMPANY D AIRIES vi San rf mS J pyre f Ye Pd) Witm eae thy Ls bose f re ott Spréntgaf te yt Pore | ee pm Co} LAN Zz ing GOCE pen NSA Y CE4 ¢. ) - fj) : f HALE CODE SZ CE y2LKG eZ ae Je Ch oy oe i : OO ee . PUDNE QbLt- PVA is ae re 221 Moore St. Bristol, Va. AUPNE EL4 9 2d Koes €otry, tone f f fA aa 7 Ae iy! KAGTH?, VW HE” UY Yb 7 aoe fe hina? fo” LLL. } Io _necee ff fe efi Aled 5G oy 669-1123 y) A eee. asi nt. ap b 113 Moore Street Bristol Virginia “You can be SURE... 669-5161 if it’s Westinghouse” McClure Motors BRISTOL’S CHEVROLET DEALEK Corner of State and Eleventh Streets Tennessee 230 Bristol AKARD FUNERAL HOME West State Street—764-5112 David W. Akard, President Bristol, Tenn.-Va. Completely Air-Conditioned Bristol’s newest and most modern funeral home G Private Family Room—Hammond O : ote XH Moarve Four private Fee ee God wee ( Personal Service : Lit GL @) Ott U. sue, Private Chapel We invite your inspection “A Funeral Home That Is A Garden Setting” Remember— We Have Been “Friends of the Family” Ever Since Your Grandfather Was A Boy! Judy McFaddin and Jeannie Kleinhammer pick up pictures. SEVIER’S Card Party Shop Southside Shopping Center Laundry—Dry Cleaners FORD FALCON T- BIRD FORD TRUCKS Bobby Carscaddon and Tommy Long try out a new FORD. RON’S FORD SALES 232 New Kingsport Highway Bristol, Tennessee THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO, 511 State Street Bristol, Virginia 669-8134 Free Delivery p Sins le | Ped A-100' Latex HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAINT. MORE PEOPLE USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS THAN ANY OTHER PAINTS IN THE WORLD RILEY’S RIECAUE _ESTATE 502 State Street Bristol, Tennessee Gary Cooper and Harry Collins buy all their parts for their cars at TWIN CITY AUTO PARTS. TAGEN GEL Y ACTOR Ee Likes Shelby Street 764-4134 Ellen Hardwick makes a purchase from Tom McAnge at— BULLOCK’S PHARMACY 834 W. State Street 764-3184 Bristol, Tennessee 233 go V7 C- and {faust Company THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SIXTH STREET DOWNTOWN MOTOR BANK BLOUNTVILLE OFFICE BRISTOL, TENNESSEE BLOUNTVILLE, TENNESSEE SOUTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER SOUTHSIDE BRISTOL OFFICE BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Gileya DELI VER Y ) A LA 0 tt Ran ee rere ae as Nya 669-8131 Mein fone d ran’ Tawny Anderson and Judy Rutherford se- lect their winter coats from— STERLING {, HOUSE BRISTOL 5 VIRGINIA - TENNESSEE MALCOLM’S MEAT SER VICE Randolph Street Bristol Virginia WHITTEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. Distributors Piedmont Bristol of Electrical Supplies and Edmond Street 669-5191 Virginia Larry and Linda Weddington examine the evergreens sold at PHILLIPS- WOOD GARDEN CENTER. PHILLIPSWOOD GARDEN CENTER, INC. Complete Landscapin Designing and Maintenance Service Robert E. Wherry 235 J M WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Bristol, Virginia Phone: 669-4833 ek OM Lp ee it ’ ALL MERCHANDISE IS FIRST QUALITY—THE FP 8 ,ATEST MODELS AVAILABLE—NO MANUFACTURER'S DISCONTINUED MODELS OR CLOSEOUTS. Johnny Cline looks for a new camera at J M WHOLESALE. SAVINGS FOR YOU 1620 Commonwealth Ave. Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPEETE Sarah Willis, Nancy Harkrader, and Alice Dal- ton buy their gas at SMITH’S ESSO. DEPARTMENT STORE Between SMITH’S ESSO ROANOKE, VIRGINIA AND KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 500 Anderson Bristol, Tennessee QUALITY SHOP T'AUSCHER ROOF DECK CO. South side Shopping Center Dial: 764-4842 Bristol, Tennessee Jerry Bruce looks for a new suit at QUALITY SHOP. 1608 Edgemont Avenue 968-1031 Bristol, Tennessee 227. ug A Abbott Proctor | oy ibe ? ELECTRIC SYSTEM Larry Rogers and Betsy Henninger enter BRISTOL 37 Fourth Street 764-2115 TENNESSEE ELECTRIC SYSTEM. CHIPPER says: They're crisp ‘n light Bristol, Virginia Phone: 669-6194 ; P.O. Box 646 POTATO CHIPS MOORE'S POTATO CHIP CO., BRISTOL, VA. Cathy Caldwell helps Cheryl Haynes select a gift from the cosmetic counter. CLARK and PALIN DRUGS 1736 Edgemont Avenue 764-4136 239 Faculty A Abbott, Mrs. Judith - 14,155 Adkisson, Dr. David - 12 Arwood, Mr. Doug - 19,21,144,145 B Barr, Mrs. Sue - 17 Beverly, Mrs. Gladys - 13 Bingham, Coach Bill - 17,178 Bogart, Miss Florence - 16 Boretsky,7S. L. --12,25 Burk, Mr. Richard - 17 ( Cannon, Mr. James - 13 Chapman, Mrs. Mildred - 21 Conway, Mr. Melvin - 18 Craig, Miss Carolyn - 22,150 Cuthill, Mrs. Nancy - 20 D David, Mr. Hugh - 12,18,131 S) Faust, Miss Helen - 14,48 Fisher, Mrs. Jane - 18 G Galloway, Mr. J. M. - 18,150 Guinn, Mrs. Lorraine - 18 H Hagan, Mrs. Georgia - 13,154 Hawkins, Miss Maurine - 13,24 Hundley, Coach Tom - 17,187 K Keller, Coach Fred - 22,178 Kesner, Miss Katherine - 16 King, Mrs. Peggy - 19 Knisley, Miss Dorothy - 20,137 M Maples, Mr. Frank - 17,25,37,98,156,179 Marshall, Miss Martha - 18,189 Marshall, Mr. Walter - 19,157 McLaney, Mrs. Bobbie - 17,139 Miller, Miss Maxie - 15 Morison, Miss Vicki - 14 Morton, Mrs. Ruth - 19,153 N Nicar, Mr. Howard - 166,171 240 : Index O O'Dell, Mr. Thomas - 16 Odom, Mr. Paul - 15,134 B Painter, Mrs. Carrie - 15 Parker, Mrs. Robbie - 21,97 Poole, Mrs. - 20 Poplin, Mrs. Edna - 15,83 Powers, Coach Clayton - 16,178 R Rasnick, Mrs. Rose - 16 Reeter, Mrs. Mildred - 14 Reser, Mr. James - 14 Rhea, Miss Lindsay - 16 Robinson, Mrs. Joyce - 18 S Smalling, Mr. Sam - 20 Snider, Mrs. Evelyn - 15 O Trosper, Coach Ernie - 24,180,185 W Waycaster, Coach - 184 Young, Mrs. Sarah - 21 Seniors A Absher, Gloria - 66,43 Addison, Billy - 66,43,144,145,214 Adkisson, Barbara - 17,39,43,66,71,130,140,204 Albany, Don - 43,66,170 Allen, Chris - 43,66 Allison, Jack - 43,66 Allison, Sammy - 43,146,147,167,185 Arnold, Ann - 66,43 Arnold, Charles - 43,66,39,65,140,178 Arnold, Patty - 43,36,66,150 Arrants, Linda - 43,66 B Bailey, Ann - 43,66,150 Bailey, Ronny - 44,66,133,176,185 Balthis, Linda - 44,66,153 Barbe, Dennis - 44,66 Barker, Sherry - 44,67,201 Barlow, Jimmy - 44,55,67,177,181 Bass, Judy - 44,67 Bays, Debby - 44,67,150,163,165,166,220 Belcher, Ray - 44,67,37,59,42,146,147,167,188,44 Bernard, David - 44,45,67,166,229 Biggs, Glenn - 44,67,163,186 Blackwell, Ron - 44,67 Blevins, Brenda - 44,67,160,166 Blevins, Janet - 32,45,67,140 Boling, Phil - 45,67,146,167 Booher, Patti - 45,67,140,166 Boswell, Susan - 45,63,67,140,205 Breeding, Lyle - 45,68,159,171,223 Brewer, Frances - 45,68,149,167 Brooks, Martha - 45,68,140 Brown, Darlene - 4,42,45,64,68,189,217 Brownlow, Hope - 45,68,150,166,173 Buckles, Hugh - 8,42,45,68,142 143,188,176 Burnette, Connie McNutt - 45,68,140,160 Bushore, Alan - 45,68,139 Buskell, Barbara - 46,68,65,33,137,189 G Caldwell, Cathy - 46,68,140,166 Caldwell, Ford - 46,60,68, 146, 147,167,181,183, 187,227 Camper, Glenda - 46,68 Cannon, Joan - 46,68,153,166 Carmack, Katie - 46,68,153 Carmack, Patty - 46,68 153,211 Carscaddon, Bobby - 46,68,142,143 232 Cashion, Nancy - 46,68 Castle, Lynda - 46,68 Clark, Jeanne - 46,68,140,209 Collins, Harry - 9,9,46,69,79, 142,177,188 ,233 Colvard, Sandra - 38,47,69,150,167 Combs, Kentie Lou - 47 ,69,150,167,171,173 Cooper, Gary - 9,46,47,69,65,142,143,176,188, 233 Countiss, Ellen - 47,69, 153,167 ,171,208 Cowan, Billy - 69,47,150 Credle, Duffy - 47,69,146,180,181 Creger, Regina - 47,69,150,160 Cross, Bobby - 47,69,136,167 Cross, Jerry - 47,69 Cruey, Patsy - 47,69,150,167 Crumley, Judy - 47,69,153 D Dalton, Alice - 33,47,69,137,133,140,141,237 Davidson, Larry - 48,69 Davis, Pat - 9,48,69,137,189 Day, Pat - 48,69,156,163 Dickenson, Daris - 48 69,152,161 ,162 Diggs, Rena - 30,48,69,140,160,166 Doss, Nancy - 48,69,152,166 Dougherty, Pat - 48,70,163,185 Index Dunn, Marsha - 48,70,153 Eades, Tommy - 70 Eads, Frances - 48,70,152 Earley, J. Q. - 48,70,142,166,170 Emmert, Sharon - 48,70,152,161,163 Endress, James - 49,70 Esser; Fred - 49,70,63 zs) Farris, Brenda - 17,39,49,65,70,140,167,71,206 Felty, Trinka - 49,70,153 Ferris, Bobbi - 49,28,70,130,140,197 Flagle, Richard - 49,63,70,163,186 Fleenor, Butch - 49,70,216 Flick, Wayne - 49,70,149 Ford, Patty - 49,70,150 Furrow, Butch - 49,70 G Galloway, Betty - 49,70 Galloway, Netty - 50,70 Giles, Eric - 50,70,146,147,166 Gillenwater, Kelso - 50,70,79,167,176 Graybeal, Dianne - 50,71,140,173,209 Green, Linda - 50,71 Grubb, Larry - 50,71,146,147,182 H Haga, Jack - 50,71 Haga, Mike - 50,71,229 Harkrader, Nancy - 00897. (15133,140,237 Hartsock, Patsy - 50,71,153 Hawk, Harvey - 90,60,71,146, 147,166,187 Hawthorne, Kaye - 50,71,140,166 Haynes, Cheryl - 50,71,131,153 Helton, Dianna Delaney - 50,71 Hendrix, Carol - 90,32,71,146,147,166,199 Henninger, Betsy = 32,50,71,131,165,238 Herron, Johnny. - 51,60,64,71,142,143,165,171, 172,227,166 Hess, Claudia - 51,71,153 HickiemPate= 51071 Hicks, Bobbi - 30,31,51,72,140,167,224 Hicks. Garol)- 51572,153 Hicks, David - 51,72 Hicks, Linda - 51,72,153,166 Hicks, Wayne - 51,72,146,147,185 Hill, Charles - 51,72,166,170 Hill, Linda = 39,51,72.140 Hillman, Martha Anne - o1,64,72,133,137,142,143 189 Hite, John - 51,72,142,143, 166,223 Hodge, Marilin - 38,51,72, 140,160, 167,225 a Hoffert, Bill - 51,72 Holman, Billy - 51,72 Hunt, Gary - 38,51,72,146,147 Hunt, Peggy - 52,72,150 Hurt, Charles - 52,72,166,170 Hurt, Connie - 52,72,140,167,79 Hurt, Joan - 52,72,150 Hutton, Judy - 52,72 Johnson, Chuck - 52,72,138 Johnson, Dickie - 52,72,42,177,187 Johnson, Harry - 4,9,39,42,52,59,72,142,143,177, 223 Johnson, Jody - 52,72,150 Jones, Mike - 52,72,146 Jones, Sandy - 52,73,153 J Keeling, Joyce - 48,52,73,140,163 Ketchem, Jerry - 53,73 Ketchem, Jimmy - 53,73 King, Judy - 53,73 King, Kris - 53,73,140,160,167,225 King, Susan - 42,53,73,65,137,189 King, Tommy - 53,73,144,145,167 Kizer, Susan - 53,73,153 Kleinhammer, Jeannie - 34,49,53,73,131,140,163, 232 £ Lambert, Bill - 53,73 Lane, Tommy - 53,73 Leonard, Donna - 48,53,58,73,140,227 Leonard, Jerry - 54,73,156 Leonard, Jimmy - 53,73,156,186 Leonard, Patsy - 54,73,153,167,170,208 Leslie, Ann - 54,73,149,163,167 Litton, Gene - 54,73 Long, Tommy - 54,73,156,232 Love, Harriett - 54,71,73,39,140,167,193 Lowe, Sonny - 54,47,73,188 : Lyda, Patsy - 54,73,150 M Mahaffey, John - 54,73,144,145 Manuel, Jimmy - 54,74,39 Martin, Kitty - 55,74,134,140,207 McAnge, Tommy - 31,55,74,133, 136,233 McCall, Lynn - 34,37,44,55,74,134 144,145,163, 207 McCormack, Patty - 55,74,152 McDaniel, Harold - 55,63,74 McFaddin, Judy - 55,65,74,134,138, 163,232 McFeaters, Dale - 55,74 242 ; Index McKee, Richard - 55,74,144,145, 166,222 McLaughlin, Peggy - 55,63,74,135,163 McMinn, John - 55,74,134 Melvin, Linda - 55,74,153 Miller, Gary - 55,58,74,166,204 Mitrushi, Linda - 8,30,56,74,79,131,192 Moody, Ann - 56,74,140,167 Moore, Pat - 56,74 Morris, Sonny - 56,74,142,165,167,178 Morton, Brenda - 56,74,153 Morton, Richard - 56,74 Mullins, Dallas - 56,74 Mullins, Dorothy Gasper - 56,74 Mullins, Pam - 30,56,74,79,140 Musick, Kerry - 56,75 N Newby, Mary Blanche - 36,56,75,140,167 Nidiffer, Dick - 56,75 O Oakley, Sid - 57,75,146,147,166 O’Dell, Clayton - 57,75 O’Dell, Jerry - 57,75 Odum, Linda - 57,75 Oliver, Joyce - 57,75,135,150 P Palisano, Jack - 57,75,156 Payne, Kelly - 57,75,146,167,199 Peters, Tommy - 57,75 Phelps, Billy - 57,75,172 Poore, Randall - 57,75,217 Price, Joe - 38,57,75,167 R Reser, Carter - 57,35,71,75,133,137,140,163,207, 166 Rhymer, JoAnn - 58,75,153 Ricketts, Carol - 58,75,172 Ricketts, Charles - 37,58,75,136,167,170,171 Ringley, Carol - 58,75,70,135,164 Ringley, Phyllis - 58,75,140,167,173 Robinson, Pam - 58,76,160,164,166 Robinett, Betty - 48,58,75,140 Robinette, Joe - 8,31,58,63,75,65,136,213 Rogers, Larry - 58,76,136,166,180,181,188,238 Rowlett, Larry - 58,76,166,217 Royster, Dick - 58,76 Rutherford, George - 58,63,76,157 oS Salyer, Martha - 59,76,149,161 Sams, Greta - 59,76,152 Saul, Larry - 59,76 Index Sisler, Diane - 34,39,59,76,140,141,163,227 Slagle, Nancy Mitchell - 59,153 Smallwood, Delores - 59,76,152 Smeltzer, Patsy - 59,76,30,140,201 Smith, Dick - 59,76 Smith, Jack - 59,76,167 Smith, Pat - 59,76,140,150 Smith, Sarah - 59,76 Smith, Sherry - 35,45,59,76,133, 137,140,215 Sproles, David - 60,76 Staton, Billy - 60,76,130,144,145 Steinway, Sally - 60,76,153 Swafford, Rodney - 60,76,144,145,173 Swiney, Claudia - 53, 60,76,140,165,167,171 Swiney, Dennis - 60,76 - O Tankersley, Gale - 60,76,140,167 Texter, Candy - 60,76,149,163 Thomas, Jackie - 60,76 Thomas, James - 60,77 Thomas, Olivia - 30,38,58,60,77,131,140,163,193 Thompson, Carol - 60,77,140,163,171,173,209 Tilley, Jean - 61,77,150 Tolliver, Richard - 61,77,156,186 Torbett, Connie - 61,77,140 Treadwell, Randy - 61,77,65,136,177,179,180,181 Trinkle, Jane - 61,77 v Vance, Becky - 61,77,150,166 Van Dervort, David - 61,77,156,167,186 W Wampler, Donald. - 61,77 Wampler, Eddie - 44,61,77,144,145 Wampler, Mary - 61,77,153,166 Warden, Sandra - 61,20,77,134,140 Weaver, Betty - 61,77 Webb, Delores - 62,77 Weddington, Larry - 62,64,77,142,143,180,181, 185,183 White, Verla - 62,78,140 Whitaker, Jimmy - 62,78,150 Whittaker, Judy - 54,62,78,133,137,140,141,163,205 Williams, Wanda - 62,78,150 Willis, Sarah - 9,46,62,78,140,237 Wilson, Melinda - 62,78,140,167 Wohlford, Debbi - 62,78,140,160 Woods, Brenda - 62,78,103,130,212 Woods, Carol - 62,78,150 Worley, Don - 62,78,146,147,187 Worley, Susan - 52,62,78,130,140,163,210 Wright, Henry - 62,78,130,157,167 Wyatt, Randall - 62,78,177,146,147 Juniors A Alexander, Gretchen - 37,81,141,162 Allen, Brenda - 81,151,166,172 Anderson, Charles - 8] Ashley, Don - 81 Bailey, Jack - 81 Baker, Linda - 81,153 Ball, Betty - 81,151 Bandell, Larry - 81,82,134,167,171 Barker, Diana - 81,152 Barlow, Frieda - 81,153 Bares, Belinda - 32,81,141,162 Barnette, Charlie - 81 Barr, Susie - 81,151,153 Bays, Darlene - 81,135,151 Benning, Bob - 81,135,139 Bentley, Barbara - 81,151 Bentley, Kay - 81,130 Beverly, Butch - 81,142,143,177,187 Blackford, Cheryl - 81,141,160,162 Blevins, Randall - 81,156 Blevins, Ray - 82 Boling, Tony - 82 Bourne, Cheryl - 82,149 Bowers, Lynda - 82 Bowery, Charles - 82,156 Bowman, Wayne - 82 Bradley, Melinda - 82,141,167 Brewer, Karlene - 82,149 Brinkly, Susan - 82,149 Brisco, Dana - 82,93,141,200 Broyles, Randy - 82,156 Bruce, Jerry - 82,237 Bunn, Gerry - 82,135,151 Burkett, Jean - 82,151 Burnette, Mike - 82,177 Byington, Larry - 82 C Camper, Joe - 82,9 5,156,222 Carr, Brenda - 82,159 Carrier, Barbara - 82 Carrier, Beverly - $2,141,167 Carrier, Carolyn - 81,82,93,141,199 Carrier, Gary - 146,147 Carrier, Nora Jean - 82,151,166 Carter, Linda - 82,153 Gash, fed - 82 Cinnamon, Steve - 82 Clark, Pam - 83,149,160 Cline, Johnny - 83,236 243 Cole, Ronnie - 83,91,176 Corrin, Jimmy - 83,157,159 Couchman, Linda - 83,99,141,166,196 Cowan, Dickie - 83. D Dampier, Nancy - 83,135,149 Daniel, Natalie - 29,31,83,95,97,137,141 Davenport, Diane - 83,149,166 Davis, Michael - 83,139 Davis, Sandra - 83 Deal, Carol - 83,149,194 Deckard, Linda - 81,83,141,192 Deer, Joyce - 83,152 Devault, Merle - 83,163,164,167,172 Dishner, David - 177,179 Dixon, Randall - 83 Donnell, Donna - 83,153 Duffield, Roger - 83,92,156 Duke, Pat - 83,151 Durrant, Mike - 83,151 5 Eades, Ronnie - 83,96,187 Eaton, Jack - 83 6 Faidley, Shirley - 81,83,149,162,206 Ferency, Susan - 21,83,99,135,141,167 Ferguson, Greg - 84 Fleenor, Patsy - 84,151 Fleming, Becky - 84,151,166 Fleming, Joyce - 91,151 Fleming, Nancy - 84,85,95,98, 141,226 Flick, Jimmy - 84,166 Fleming, Gwen - 84,149,160 Foulk, David - 84,184 Fudge, John - 84 Fuller, Charles - 84,162 G Gedraytis, Edward - 84,144,145 Geiger, Patty - 84,151 Gibson, Ralph - 84,90,142,143,188 Gillespie, Skip - 84,142,143,176 Godsey, Janie - 81,84,149,162,206 Grayson, Debbie - 80,84,93,98,149,166,209 Grindstaff, Nancy - 84,141 Guy, Carol - 84,151 H Hagy, Donna - 84,141 Hamilton, Sammy - 84 Hampton, Danny - 84,151 Hardwick, Ellen - 38,33,84,93,141,233 Harkleroad, Adrian - 84,150,151 244 : Index Harrison, Finley - 84 Harrison, Ralphine - 84,152 Hart, Joyce - 151 Hatfield, Gary - 84,86,139 Hawk, Mike - 85 Hawkins, John - 85,151 Hayes, Carol - 85,141,166 Hayes, Marty - 38,85,141,162,93 Hayt, Billie Joyce - 85 Henderson, Sandra - 85,166,173 Heninger, Sid - 85 Henley, Judy - 85,153 Henry, Henny - 100 Hensley, Johnny - 85,138 Heron, Bill - 85 Hickie, Shelagh - 85,135,141 Hicks, Bobby - 85 Hicks, Dickie - 85,87,146,147 Hicks, Pat - 85,149,166 Hicks, Paul - 85,139,158,159,166 Hill, Candy - 35,85,141 Hughes, Hohn - 85,146,147 Hull, Judy - 85 Hunigan, Greg - 85,146,147 Hunt, Norman - 85 Hurley, James - 85,160 Hurt, Judy - 85,141 a Irwin, Barbara - 85,155,166 J Jamison, Gary - 85,139 Jessee, Kathy - 86,141,162 Jessee, Randy - 83,86,80,98,136,177,188 Johnson, Brenda - 86,151 Jones, Fred - 86 Jones, Randy - 86,99,142,143,215 K King, Danna - 86,93,141,214 Kistner, Phip - 86,96,97,130,164,219 Kloss, Joe - 86,144,145,170 ft Ladd, Martha - 86,151 Langdon, Rick - 86,146,147,216 Leonard, Beverly - 86,137,141,193 Lewis, Doug - 86,92,150,151,160,176 Littreal, Larry - 86 Lowe, Hal - 86 Lowe, Johnny - 86 Lowry, Janice - 86,149 M Mabry, Peggy - 86 Maley, Diana - 86 Mangum, Gayle - 86,96 Mathesius, Linda - 86,87,93,95,149,213 Mauney, Hugh - 86 Maxfield, John - 86 McCray, Ronnie - 86 McNew, Jack - 87,141 McNew, Frances - 86,32 McPherson, Wayne - 87,156 McRae, Pat - 87,149,166 Meredith, Charles - 87,156 Midkiff, Rosa - 87,151 Miller, Jerry - 87 Minnich, Marcia - 87,94,133,140,141 Mitchell, Betty - 87,151 Mitchell, Marty - 87 Moore, Brenda - 87,153 Moore, Glenda - 87,153 Moore, Phil - 39,87 Moore, Terry - 87,135 Morison, Amelia - 87,141,162,209 Morrell, Don - 87,151 Morrell, Glen - 87,133 Morrison, Brenda - 87,141 Mumpower, Lynda - 87,152,161 Myers, Nancy - 87,164,172 N Newman, Jackie - 87,151 Nunley, Barbara - 87,153 O O'Dell, Tom - 87,151 Odum, Diane - 87,149 Ogle, Carolyn - 87,149 Oliver, Doug - 88 Olson, Jon - 88 Owen, Leslie - 88,149,162 ie Page, Wayne - 88,95,177,187 Pair, Sallye - 8,81,88,141,154 Palisano, Diane - 131,141,162 Parker, Al - 88,142,143,180,181,187,176 Patterson, Claudia - 88,151 Phelps, Charles - 88,157,160 Phillips, Lequita - 88,141,161 Phipps, Cindy - 88,141,162 Pippin, Bernie - 88,157 Pippin, Ronnie - 88 Pitts, Gary - 80,88,146,147,177,184,187 Pless, Danny - 88 Pollard, Andy - 88,152 Poston, Jean - 88,149 Radford, Al - 88 Index Ralston, Tommy - 88,139 Reedy, Janet, - 88,152 Reedy, Margaret - 88,149 Reid, Jerry - 89 Reinhardt, Buddy - 89,95 Reynolds, Dennis - 89,160 Rhea, Ann - 89,141,162,200 Rhymer, Linda - 89,149 Richards, Janice - 89,149 Richardson, Eddie - 89,162 Robinson, Deborah - 89,152 Rodefer, Jane - 89,94,96,166,189 Rogers, Earl - 89 Rose, Dot - 89 Rose, Larry - 89,91,142,143,149,177 187,224 Rust, Terry - 89,162,167,170 Rutherford, Ben - 89,90,180,182,188,142 5 Sams, Phil - 89 Sangid, Junior - 89 Senter, Riley - 89,150,151,162,173 Shabeldeen, Sam - 89,146,147 Sheffield, Dolly - 89,153 Shepherd, Paula - 89,153 Sheppard, Elaine - 89,153 Shinn, Mike - 90,144,145,182,184,188 Shook, Ralph - 90,176,179,180,181,183 Simerly, Dana - 90 Simpson, Billy - 90 Skeens, Frances - 90,151 Slagle, Helen - 90,93,162 Smeltzer, Steve - 90 Smith, Betty - 90,149 Smith, Karen - 90,15,32,141,166 Smith, Nancy - 90 smith; Pat = 90,153 Smith, Tommy - 90,134 Spaulding, Randy - 90,172 Spencer, Steve - 90,173 Stacey, Nancy - 91,151 Stair, Jean - 80,90,93,149,209 Staton, Dennis - 86,90 Stewart, Jon - 90,151 Stone, Kathy - 90,131,141 Stoots, Bobby - 15,80,90,94,136,97,180,188,181, 167 Story, Joel - 90,150,151,173,166 Sutphin, Sue - 90 Swift, Judy - 91 oO Tallman, Charles - 91 Tayloe, Ellen - 32,91,141 Taylor, Benny - 91,95,136 Thomas, Bill - 91,94,87,142,225 rT} - 91,138 1omas, Jerry 245 Mac - 91 Nat - 91,146,147 Thomas, Thomas, Index Bennings, Russ - 101 Beverly, Patricia - 101,159 Thompson, Scott - 91 tk Blevins, Alice - 101,155 Tickle, Joan - 91,95,32,141,213 it Blevins, Hubert - 101,139 Tiller, Vincent - 91,84,144,145,162 mu - ‘@. Blevins, Larry - 102,158,159 Turner, Glenda - 91,150,151,160 af rai Blevins, Mickey - 102 eye A WV : Boling, Diane - 102 W int? A “) ea i Boling, Judy - 102 Vadchan sedis sol YM to oF y qi olling, Kim - 102,170,182 Vaught, Sharon - 91,141.161,166 : fe 9.) ,4¥ Booher, Billy - 102,130,154 Vain Coal oh oh Booher, David - 102,142,143,180,182,184 W ere Ma u y Booher Nile - 102 oF sing M7) _ Bowers, Jean - 102 Wallace, Larry - 91 e “ N u V � Bowery, Mary Ann - 151 Webb, Sharon - 91,93,149,166.222 i Bowday, Mary Ann - 102 Wheeler, Mike - 91 mae iy Bowie, Amy - 102,148,160,154 Whitaker, Glen - 92 yf } i y! i Bogut Tommy 36,102 Whorton, Carol - 92,150,151,160,166 Ww i Wa Bowman, Wayne - 102 Wilhoit, John - 92,172 oft pi, : b Boyd, Beth - 102,113,148,154 Williams, Jack - 92 | cf)” 9) Broome, Alice - 102,172 Williamson, Barbara - 92,93,141,209 eV’ fg (A Brow. Richard - 102, aye 184 Wilson, Pat - 92 pay itl 4 L l vles, Gary - 102,154 Miners ae oan y | ee Ay Y channan, Jim - 111,102,159,185 olfe, Linda - 92,93,127,137, fre RY ” Buckles, Kathy - 102,151,158,159 Wohlford, Norma - 149 Ly ae tae 148 159. Wolford, Sally - 92,141,162 Woods, Jerry - 92,133,157,170 Worley, Carolyn - 92,152,161,166 Wright, Deanna - 92,141,161 Wyatt, Linda - 92,149 Sophomores A Abbott, Gloria - 101 Abercrombie, Milton - 101,157 Alderson, Jane - 9,101,102,148,160 Allison, Sandra - 101,151,155 Anderson, Peter - 101 Anderson, Sammy - 101 Anderson, Tawny - 101,112,141,154,235 Arnold, Billy - 101,154,113 Arnold, Stanley - 100,101 Arnold, Wanda - 101 Arrants, Joe - 101,159 Austin, Darlene - 101,151,161 B Baker, Norma Jean - 101 Barker, Danny - 101,159 Barker, Eddie - 101 Barr, Linda - 101 Beckham, Sandra - 101,107,112,)48 Belcher, Tommy - 101 Belew, Sam - 101,161,139 _ 246 Burns, Ann - 102,101,148,159 Burns, Mary Lou - 102,162 Bush, Bobby - 102 Butcher, Jimmy - 102,142,143,154 Butler, Lee - 102,151 C Caldwell, Craig - 102,8,157,154 Cathey, Danny - 103,184 Clark, Ruth - 103,141,154 Comeford, Tommy - 103,154 Cook, Danny - 177,100,103,138 Corrin, Susan - 103,148,149,113 Countiss, Jimmy - 103,159,184 Countiss, Leslie - 103,228,8,9,141,171,159 Cowan, Ben - 103,156 Cowan, Billy - 103,156 Cowan, John - 103,8,156 Creger, Revonda - 103,151 Culbertson, Carolyn - 103,151,161,155 D Dalton, Betty - 103,164,173,154 Davis, Gary - 103,156 Davis, Sandy - 103,148,160 Day, Janie - 103,151 DeVault, Lynn - 111,39,103,141,154 Doan, Bill - 103,164,173,159 Doss, Mary - 103 Dowell, Browning - 103 Duncan, Betty - 103,153 Dunn, Bill - 103,161,154 Dunn, John - 203,103,161 Index Dunn, Mitsi - 104,155 Durrant, Teresa - 104,152 Edwards, Jimmy - 104 Eller, Susan - 104,151 Ellis, Jimmy - 104 Emmert, Marilyn - 104,141,161 Endress, Janice - 104 Epperson, Lynda - 104 Erwin, Gary - 104 Everhart, Bobby - 104,146,147 Farris, Dewayne - 104 Felty, Alvin - 104,151,154 Felty, Pat - 104,141,154 Fields, Rickey - 104,184 Fox, Bryan - 104,157 Francis, David Lynn - 104 G Galloway, Rosa - 104 Gilbert, Ronnie - 104,157 Glover, Joyce - 104,151 Gose, Bobby - 104,139 Graham, Vance - 185 Gray, Mike - 104,155 Graybeal, Nick - 107,104,133,142,143,184,113,188 Grayson, Beth - 104,148 Griffin, Morris - 104 H Hagerstrom, Susan - 107,104,102,141,113 Hagy, Billy - 105 Hall, Diane - 105,151,160,172 Hamilton, Mary Jean - 105,171,159 Harr, Linda - 105,141,170,158,159 Hatfield, Linda - 105 Heaton, Martha - 105,151,154 Henninger, Debbi - 105,141 Herington, Delmar - 105 Hilton, Richard - 105,156,159 Hoebeke, Gail - 105,102,159 Holman, Bruce - 105 Holt, Shirley - 105 Horne, Jimmy - 105,157,154 Horne, Judy - 107,105,148,159 Hughes, Sandra - 105,151 Hughlett, Susan - 105,141,159,112 Hyder, Jack - 105,8,156,154 J Jones, Barbara - 105,151 Jones, Harvey - 105,158 Jones, Tom - 105,151 Jordan, Jimmy - 105 K Keesee, Jack - 105 Kelchner, Charles - 105 Keller, John - 177,179,105,142,143 Kennedy, Nancy - 105,151 King, Rebecca - 105,159 Kloss, Mary - 228,141,172,106 Kuhnert, Larry - 106 Ib Lane, Jack - 106 Large, Danny - 177,136,187,106 Leab, Carl - 154,106 Leonard, Linda - 106 Leonard, Patty - 106 Leslie, Jo - 102,141,159,106,112 Liverman, Ruth Ann - 151,106 Logan, Charles - 172,106 Long, Eddie - 106 Love, Tom - 106 Lyda, Eddie - 106 M Makres, Tommy - 106,100,133,142,143,154 Markwalter, Linda - 106,150,151,160 Marnell, Kevin - 106 Martin, Rocky - 106,146,147,154 Massengill, Cathy - 111,106,102,148 149,159 Mazzei, Bobby - 106 McCarty, Gary - 106,154 McCary, Phyllis - 151,160,106 McFaddin, Jim - 36,106,155,136 MclInturff, Carl - 106,157 McMillian, Harold - 106 McReynolds, Wayne - 106,111 McVeigh, Frank - 110,106,130,172,154 Meek, Bobby - 106,176,154 Menerick, Jimmy - 172,106 Miller, Barbara - 106,159 Moore, Linda - 107 Moore, Mary - 107 Moore, Pat - 107 Moore, Ronnie - 107,154 Morris, David - 107 Morison, Jim - 107 ,154 Morton, Cathy - 107 Mullins, Karen - 148,107 Murphy, Jane - 107,162 Musick, Joe - 107 Musick, Mary - 107,148,111 N Newman, Carol - 107,151,154 Nidiffer, Rebecca - 100,131,107,189,112 Nidiffer, Rodney - 176,155,107 247 O O'Dell, Bill - 107 O'Dell, Judy - 161,107 O’Dell, Paul - 107 Oliver, Betty - 107,151 Olson, Eric - 177,108 Olson, Judy - 108,148 Outland, Randy - 108,159 Overbay, Hal - 108 Owen, Danny - 108,171 Owens, Jane Lynn - 108,148 Oxford, Brantley - 108,220,103,170,154,138,113 RP Peters, Peggy - 108,141,154 Phillips, Darrell - 108 Phipps, Bill - 108,176 Post, Richard - 108.156 Price, Sally - 108,148,149 Pulliam, Tommy - 108,178,187 R Radford, Grover - 108 Ramsey, Dean - 108 ey Rasnick, Ronnie - 108 S ey Richards, David - 108,184 Richards, Russ - 111,158,159,185, ex Richardson, Mack - 135, 164, 158, 159,108 Riley, Brenda - 108 Riner, Betty - 108 Robertson, Brenda - 108,8,140,141,160, ee Robinette, Gail - 148,108 Robinson, Janet - 148,154,108 Roca, Orlando - 109,111 Rogers, Butch - 109 Rogers, Gary - 109 Rogers, Kathy - 109,141 Rogers, Ronnie - 109,144,145 Rose, Dorothy - 151 Ross, Dan - 103,173,157,113,109 Royston, Buddy - 177,100 Royston, Len - 157,167,109 Rutherford, Judy - 235,141,171,154,109 5 Sams, Phil - 109 Saul, Linda - 109,141,171,154 Scott, Warren - 109 Semones, James - 109 Settle, Wanda - 109,151 Sheffield, Harold - 109,171,158,159 Shelton, Berman - 109 Shoun, Linda - 109,141,160,154 Shoun, Pat - 109,148,161 Sieber, JoAnn - 109,107,8,131,141,154 Solcox, Donald - 109 Slagle, domes - 109 248 Index Slyman, Ernie - 211,39 Smith, Gay - 109 Smith, James - 109,103,105,104,144,145 Sotzing, Robert - 109 Spangler, William - 109 Steinway, John - 163 Stevenson, Pat - 148,110 Story, Pat - 161,154,110 Street, Shirley - 135,141,113,110 Stumbaugh, Darlene - 151,110 Sutterlin. Jon - 110,154 O Talbert, Larry - 110 Tate, Frank - 110,156,159 Tester, Jack - 110 Texter, Penny - 110,141,162 Thompson, Gary - 110,139,184 Thoinburg, John - 110,187 Tickel, Sandra - 107,148,154,108,110 Tissot, Susan - 107,148,154,110 Toon, Janice - 110 Trivett, Mark - 172,159,110 Trivette, Sandra - 154,110 Turner, Brenda - 151,111 W Wag Tom - 157,154 alf Sonny - lll ing, Frank - 111,176,142,143 eaver, Jackie - 111, ‘155 eaver, Phillip - 111,154 Webb, Bobby - l1ll Wells, Carolyn - 111 Whitlow, Susan - 141,159 Wilkerson, Linda - 111,151 Williams, Doug - 111,104,142,143,154 Willis, Eleanor - lll Wilson, Diane - 111 Wilson, Carolyn - lll Winchell, Marty - 111,176,184 Wolfe, Charley - 111,176,188 Wolfe, Robert - 111 Wohlford, Marla - 111 Y Young, Richard - 111,178,154 Freshmen A Abercrombie, Phil - 115 Allison, Cheryl - 115,148 Allison, Faye - 115 Alston, Billy - 115 Anderson, Bruce - 115,155 Arnold, Steve - 115 B Bailey, Anne - 115 Baines, Randy - 115 Baker, Berkley - 115 Baker, Mike - 115 Ball, Martha - 115 Barker, Jim - 115,155 Barker, Jim - 115 Bames, Eddie - 115 Barnette, Karen - 115,148 Barr, James - 115,180,151,155 Barrett, Kay - 34,115,131,155 Basford, Darlene - 115 Bays, Mark - 115,170,155 Beeler, Bill - 115,154 Bibee, Ray - 115,155 Blevins, Sharon - 115,151 Boling, Susan - 115 Booher, Bobby - 115,155 Bordwine, Clyde - 115 Bowman, Dwight - 115 Bowman, Pamela - 115,160 Boyd, Rickey - 115 Bradley, Chuck - 115,155 Bray, David - 115 Bricker, Eddie - 115 Bridgeman, Harold - 115 Bridgeman, Peggy - 115,125 Brinkley, Betty - 114,115,148 Brooks, Susie - 115,148 Brown, Jerry - 116 Brown, Jimmy - 116 Browning, Linda - 116 Bundy, Bill - 116,172,155 Burkett, Roselle - 116,171 Byington, Mary - 116,160 C Campbell, Denny - 116 Carrier, Allen - 116 Carrier, Dewey - 116 Carrier, Mary - 116 Carrier, Patty - 116 Carter, Alma - 116,161,125 Carter, Becky - 116 Carter, Randy - 116 Cass, Stephen - 116,170,155 Cassell, David - 116,155 Chapman, Stanley - 116,170 Christian, Carol - 116,164,171 Clark, Cheryl - 116,151,155,127 Collin, Charlotte - 116,155 Index Collins, Johnny - 116 Combs, Randy - 116,155 Comeford, Cathy 116,148,155 Cowan, Tad - 116 Cox, Don - 116 Crabtree, James - 116 Crabtree, Lee - 116 Credle, Ellen - 116,135,155 Crockett, Ronnie - 116,154 Cross, Donny - 116 Crosswhite, Jerry - 116 D Daniel, Kathy - 117,154,127 Davenport, Diane - 117,148,155 Davenport, Tommy - 117,155 Davis, Dean - 117 Davis, Jean - 117,155 Davis, Molly - 34,117,148 Davis, Nancy - 117,155,137 Day, Tom - 117,170,155 Davidson, Janie - 117 DeFriece, Mark - 117,170,155 Delaney, Timothy - 117 Dickson, Brenda - 117 Dillard, Bobby - 117 DiNicolangelo, Cathy - 117,148,149,155,127 Driver, Betty Ann - 117,151,161,155 Dunha m, Kathy - 117,155 Edwards, Joan - 117 Elmore, Paul - 114,117 Elsea, Barbara - 117 Erwin, Marsha - 117,151 J Feathers, Esther - 117 Feathers, Kathy - 117 Felty, Pat — 117,155 Felty, Tommy - 117 Flannagan, Sally - 118 Ford, Glenda - 118,151,160,155 Foster, Kenneth - 118,155 Fuller, Dewey - 118,156 G Garrett, Sandra - 118,151 Geiger, Janice - 118 Geiger, Martin - 118 Geiger, Susan - 118 Gillenwater, Betsy - 118,155 Gillenwater, Ellen - 118,164 Glover, Cheryl - 118 Glover, Ray - 118 Gollehorn, Early - 118,151 249 y - 118 Greenwell, Larry - 118 i Grider, Victor - 118,155,139 at Guffey, David - 118 Hagey, Dianne - 118,155 | J Hagy, Teresa - 118,148,155 i aly ve Hall, Lynn - 118,155 a ais eed Harr, Hugh - 118,155 Lar ae Fs Harrington, Harrington, Sandee - 34,118,154 Wan Hart, Jane - 118,151 if Harting, Don - 118 10 Wey Hartsock, Becky - 118 oe eae Hartsock, Betty - 118 hA Hatcher, Debbie - 118,148,155 ie Hawk, Larry - 119 . Healy, Pat - 119,171 y Heaton, Ronnie - 119 Henard, Kathy - 119,148 Henley, Jimmy - 119 Henson, Linda - 119,148 Herington, Delmar - 119 Hickman, Linda - 119 Hickman, Ronald - 119 Hicks, Kenneth - 119 Hicks, Phoebie - 119,155 Hill, Bonnie - 119,148,35,155 odges, Sue - 119 Hoebeke, Susan - 114,119,154 ,126 Holden, Jim - 119 ( i. Holt, Danny - 119 Horning, Charles - 119,130,172, 155. oe Mike - 118 ee ae Se Index Jones, Jim - 120 Jones, Peggy - 120 Jones, Mike - 120 Jones, Sandy - 120 | if) y Keesee, Tina - 120,155 ie Ng Kegley, Mike - 120 5 ._Kestner, John - 120 | J Kilgore, Vickie - 120,154 _ ’ Kimberlin, Ron - 120,170 y Kisig, )Donna - 160,164,155,120 King, Kenneth - 120 King, Robert - 120 : Kirk, Chuck - 170,120,155 VW : | Kizer, Beverly - 120 yi Kyle, Judi - 148,155,120 W fe Lamie, Sharon - 148,155,120 Large, Mary - 151 Lee, Kathy - 173,155,120 Legg, Steve - 120,114,155 Leonard, Brenda - 120 Leonard, David - 120,126 Léonard, Steve - 121 Lisanby, R thie - 121,148 Litton, Ricks 121, 126 Logan, Shirley 121 Logaty Bill - r ee Sues aN Howard, Bobby - 119 , 155 = ND) ate Howell, Barbara - 119 = eens Howell, Gary - 119 Q é —— Hull, Roy - 119 See — Macteou Meg - 34, ISIS Hunigan, Claudia - 119 Lae ft “Makris, Marsha - 121 Hurley, Brenda - 119 ‘ Sc au he ,155 Hurt, Jim - 119 Sy ars erry - i aN rs e “Marston, Robert - 121 g aes a C— — Mauney, Bill - 121,155 Sea © ¢ McCary, Carol - 121 y Ingle, Jimmy - H9 = ) YW) McCormack, Susan - 121 (PO « KL joe Fe a _ McKee, Bruce - 121 J Cay ss McKenzie, Ben - 155,126.1917— S tifa Jackson, Freddie - 119,160,173 Jamison, Greg - 119,161 Jessee, John - 119 Jessee, Phyllis - 119 Johnson, Jimmy - 119,178 Johnson, Linda - 120 Johnson, Marilyn - 120,127 Jones, Noe = 120 250 “McKenzie, Jane - 121,148,155 9 7 McNew, Tommy - 121 McReynolds, Sandra - 151,155,121 Meade, Connie - 121 Merritt, David - 121] Meteer, Tommy - 155,121 Miles, Carolyn - 161,155,121 Millard, Emma Lou - 121 (OA Index Miller, Gary - 121 Y Miller, Judy - 121 ‘ Mitchell, Diane - 151,121 Monroe, Pat - 173,121 y) Moore, Suzanne - 121 Se ee Moore, Pat - 121 { Moore, Powell - 121 ee Morton, Susan Moyers, David Moyers, W. C. Mullins, Linda Musick, Henry Mutter, Bobby ee ee ee N Nelson, Linda: - 122 Nelson, Dick - 122 Min : Nickels, Brenda - 155,122 Ne ‘f O O'Dell, Sherry - 151,155,122 Odum, Paula - 122 P Peoples, Julie - 155,122 Peters, Charles - 155,122 Phillips, Kathy - 122 Phipps, Becky Lynn - 122 Phipps, Carolyn - 122 Phipps, Ronny - 122 Pickel, Jack - 122 Pierce, Gary - 122 Powell, Charles - 155,139,122 Presley, N. D. - 160,173,155,122 Preston, James - 172,155,139,122 R Rainey, Linda - 122 Rector, James - 122 Reid, Jim - 122 Reinhardt, Keith - 122 Riner, Harvey - 122 Roberts, Rickey - 122 Robinette, Jean - 126,122 Rock, Phyllis - 148,125,122 Rogers, Shirley - 122 Rosenbalm, Linda - 148,155 Rush, Bill - 155 Russell, Jerry - 111 S Saffer, Lynne - 154 Salyer, Sarah - 151,161,155 Saul, Debra - 148,155 Shinn, Cindy - 125 o Ay wo Shumaker, Deborah Jessie - 154 Skeens, Linda - 15] Smith, Terry - 124 Se Janey - 124 Ge “Snyder, David - 124 South, Judy - 148,124 Sicha Victor Monroe - 155,124 Stitt, Nancy - 173,155,161,124 Stivers, Linda - 155,124 Sutphin, Robert Harold - 124 Swift, Betty Susan - 131,155,124 6) Thomas, Parker - 124 Thomas, Martha - 124 Thompson, Suzanne - 124 Thornburg, Allen - 124 Thurmond, Hank - 155,124 Tilley, Allen - 173,124 Trainham, Cathy - 161,124 V ance, Gordon - 124,155 ance, Karen - 151,154,124 annoy, Melvin - 124 aughan, Deborah - 124 W Walls, Elaine - 148 ,124 Wampler, Charles - 155,124 Ward, Rex - 124 Webb, Vicki - 124 Weddington, Linda - 235,155,124 Whitaker, Kay - 125 White, Adrian - 125 e, Garland - 114,125 ite, Phillip -. 125 Whitten, Pate 125 Williamson, Charlotte - 155,125 inchell, el =8125 ilkifison, Steve - 155,125 Wson, Billy - 125 ilson, Tom - 125 «’ Wine, Barbara - 125 (irl eal Susan - 125 Wolfe, Darry - 125 Woodward, Kathy - 125 Woods, Jennie Lou - 34,164,126 125 Woods, Sarah Jane - 164,126,125 V V v Worley, Jeannie - 164,114,155,125,173,126 Stuart on the blowing white floating’s oe ard of time went by, they followed after. To earth’s far ends they’ve gone: I don’t know where, But I do know this place is lonely here. Reprinted by permission of the author. Puel ISHING Cnet 1 teas So esa cscrete NR C LIBRARY BRISTOL PUBLI | | | | | Il | ; | Ht ‘ | i ee ee