Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1966 volume:

TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Published by the Cadmus Club Soil ; 4 a 2420 In % e JBLIC ER roode Street rgini ] OL PY 701 € Bristol, Vi MAY 0 A STUDY OF —— Se A EAE BIE RS UO RE GEESE SS: ' ’ CRO ANN YB Premmenmelge PPPEPIE) ' RPP PRPPPOE ot ET 9 the in CONTENTS JOA BAG UI ye sa es yertAt) a? — DIARY. ces “ee as GAL ec ok) i. SLASSES a eeteets 6 eo Sommoisaee. idee ee eee eA — Juniors OS oo hae eee ce ea A ee 22 cA Sophomores-- -- --- - - -126 OLLI?� Beer ete shinlen stage 6 ,- eee eid? ere crups--- --- ------158 Cee, Pie ADS- 210 —WUMPra : OP � 72 CPA HA AOD IC? Da Z 7 po? = � ry ot oe: ©. t. a em CO or ee) 7 wy can a Yee ZH AV? ( MIG ee 2p Bote aol. “Cpe? ae a oe ( 44 ; o kon DA PRVINY © Ce 7 PO We? ve “Yoyo. a9) VOY VOY RAM. LL sd + ITA (C0 PE OF VIP CPR ATIY: OWRYY? ia a Od 7 Ce yO DIP i C Me Me ee a ' nthha Vy i area Bs = L ¥ Y SSD oO? ee oe j = FAN ae ay a a ; ko EL � Apne GTO FN ‘THE HELMSMEN Or Walle VIKING SHIP DR. DAVID F. ADKISSON Superintendent of Schools MR. STEPHEN T. BORETSKY MR. HUGH DAVID } 10 Principal of Tennessee High School Assistant Principal of Tennessee High School MR. CANNON Spanish I, II, III, IV Nee a LANGUAGE NARROWS THE WORLD MRS. BEVERLY : MISS HAWKINS Latin II, French I, II Spanish J, II MR. ODOM MISS FAUST English IV English I ENGLISH ENCOURAGES SELF-EXPRESSION MISS DIANE MILLER MRS. PAINTER MRS. SNIDER English II, Algebra I English II English IV MRS. REETER MR. WILLIAMS English IV English II } cs . f 4 f 4 y q 4 ge 4 Ee a F ,, a A 4 ad ’ 4 U] V L . Cn 2 MRS. ABBOTT MR. RESER Latin I, English I English III y MRS. POPLIN English II MISS MAXIE MILLER English I MISS KESNER MR. POWERS MISS RASNICK Algebra General Math Geometry MATHEMATICS DEVELOPS LOGICAL ‘THINKING MISS BOGART Algebra MR. O’DELL MISS RHEA Algebra Algebra, Geometry MR. MAPLES MRS. BARR MR. BURK Chemistry General Science Biology, Physics SCIENCE THE KEY TO THE FUTURE MR. BINGHAM MRS. McLANEY MR. HUNDLEY General Science General Science Health, Asst. Football Coach MR. GALLOWAY American History sR World Histoty HIS'TORY THE EPIC OF MAN MISS MARSHALL American History %., fe MR. ALLGOOD MRS. GUINN MR. COUNTISS Sociology, Geography American Government Geography MR. ARWOOD MISS PIERCE MR. MARSHALL Typing, Bookkeeping Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Practice Mechanical Drawing, Economics BUSINESS COURSES -FOUNDATIONS FOR CAREERS _ ART DISCOVERING AND | DEVELOPING TALENT MR. NICAR MR. HITE Band, Chorus Art BAND AND CHORUS FUN AND HARD WORK MRS. PARKER MR. TROSPER Study Hall Study Hall, Health Driver Training, Basketball Coach MRS. CUTHILL Librarian Mrs. Parker checks the roll in study hall. LIBRARY REFERENCE AND AID 18 GUIDANCE nl Dl Dee THE ENTIRE SCHOOL MISS KNISLEY English III, Guidance an ee “ye Guidance MR. SMALLING a, Mr. Smalling helps David Faulk in choosing a college. MRS. WHEELER Home Economics HOME ECONOMICS PRACTICAL PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE to PHYSICAL | EDUCATION FITNESS AND ENDURANCE MR. KELLER MRS. DIBBLE SCHOOL SECRETARIES MRS. YOUNG MRS. CHAPMAN MRS. McCROSKY MRS. SNAP MRS. ARNOLD Dietician CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFF CUSTODIANS: Mr. Cash, Mr. Doyle, Mr. Bel- lamy, Mr. Rutter. COOKS: Miss Pope, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Henley, Mrs. Lockhart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. Conley, Mrs Michael. Ws, 21 Mr. Allgood discusses geography with Jo Marie Mr. Bingham reviews his general science class Leslie. before a test. LEARNING A NEVER ENDING PROCESS “DOC” MAPLES Mrs. McLaney teaches students how to take notes in biology. Mrs. Reeter assigns a book report to sen- iors, Nancy Grindstaff and Ronnie Mc- Cray. Mr. Burk explains a physics problem. Mrs. Miller points out the difference between Mr. Maples in the chemistry lab — adjectives and adverbs. Mrs. McLaney demonstrates the correct way to bisect a worm. 23 ABBOTT, JUDITH ALLEN, MRS., Latin, English, J.C.L.; Va. Intermont, King College (BA), Univer- sity of Va., East Tenn. State University (Grad. Study). ALLGOOD, OWEN STEPHEN, Sociology, Geogra- phy; East Tenn. State University (BS). ARWOOD, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Typing, Book- keeping, Jr. Civitan Club; East Tenn. State Univer- sity (BS). BARR, SUE G., MRS., General Science, East Tenn. State (BS). BEVERLY GLADYS! MRS. Latin. French, j.CE- 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). BINGHAM, WILLIAM L., General Science, Assist- ant Coach; Concord College (BS). BOGART, FLORENCE, Algebra; Lincoln Memorial University (BA), East Tenn. State University (MA), University of Maine, Tenn. Tech. BORETSKY, STEPHEN T., Principal; Maryville College (AB), Colorado State (MA). BURK, RICHARD K., Biology, Physics, Key Club; The Citadel (BS), East Tenn. State University, Mid- dle Tenn. State University. CANNON, JAMES L., Spanish I, II, II, IV; East Tenn. State University (BS), Certificate in Russian, Syracuse University. COUNTISS, J. T., Geography; Emory and Henry (BA), Peabody (MA), Columbia University, East Tenn. State University. Mr. Maples has his picture made for the Cadmea. FACULTY CUTHILL, NANCY, MRS., Librarian, Library Coun- cil; Duke University (AB), University of Tenn., East Tenn. State University. DAVID, HUGH, Economics, Assistant Principal; Emory and Henry (AB), Peabody (MA), University of Tenn. DIBBLE, CAROLYN L., Physical Education, Bible Club; Va. Intermont (AA), East Tenn. State Univer- sity (BS). FAUST, HELEN J., English, Anchor Club; Emory and Henry (BA), East Tenn. State. FISHER, JANE, MRS., World History; Carson-New- man (BA), East Tenn. State (MA), University of Va. GALLOWAY, J. M., American History, Bible Club; East Tenn. State (BA,BS), University of Tenn. (MA). GUINN, LORRAINE, MRS., Civics, American Gov- ernment; Va. Intermont, King College (AB), East Tenn. State University. HAGAN, GEORGIA, MRS., Latin, J.C.L.; East Tenn. State (BA), Peabody (MA), University of Iowa. HAWKINS, MAURINE, Spanish, Latin, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Carson-Newman, University of Tenn. (AB). HITE, JAMES A., Art, East Tenn. State University (BS). HUNDLEY, TOM H., Health, Assistant Football Coach; University of Kentucky (AB). KELLER, FRED, Physical Education, Head Football Coach; Carson-Newman (BS), University of Tenn. (MS). KESNER, KATHERINE E., Algebra, Music Appre- ciation Club; King College (BA), East Tenn. State (MA), Johns Hopkins University (Grad. Work), Duke University (Grad. Work). Mr. Allgood answers a question in geography. DIRECTORY KNISLEY, DOROTHY, Guidance, Maroon White, Carson-Newman (BA), University of Va. (M.Ed.), East Tenn. State, University of Tenn. MAPLES, FRANK H., JR., Chemistry, Science Club; Howard College (BS), East Tenn. State (MA), Duke University. MARSHALL, MARTHA, American History; Pea- body (MA), East Tenn. State (BS), University of North Carolina, Vassar, Miami University, Vander- bilt University, University of Tennessee. McLANEY, HAROLD D., MRS., Biology, Check- mate Club; East Tenn. State (BS, MA). MILLER, M. DIANE, English, Algebra; East Tenn. State (BS). MILLER, MAXIE, English; King College (BA), Uni- versity of Va.(M.Ed.) East Tenn. State. NICAR, HOWARD L., JR., Band, Chorus; Western Kentucky State (BS), Michigan State University MM). O’DELL, THOMAS A., Algebra, Boys’ Hi-Y Club; East Tennessee State (BS). ODOM, PAUL, English, Viking Voices; Milligan, East Tenn. State (BS,MA). PAINTER, CARRIE, R., MRS., English, Y-Teens; Johns Hopkins University (M.A.T.) PARKER, ROBBIE, MRS., Study Hall; Lander Col- lege (BA). PIERCE, MARGARET L., Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial Practice, Future Business Leaders of America; East Tennessee State University (BS). POPLIN, EDNA, MRS., Study Hall; Lander Col- lege (BA). Mr. Nicar waits for the band members to get their instruments ready for practice. POWERS, CLAYTON EDWARD, Math; University of Kentucky (BA,MA). RASNICK MW 7G. MRS. Geometry; Carson-New- man (BS), East Tenn. State (MA). REETER, MILDRED, MRS., English; East Tenn. State (BS). RHEA, LINDSAY, Senior Algebra, Trigonometry, King College (BS), Western Reserve University (MA), University of Maine. SMALLING, SAM G., JR., English, Guidance, Cad- mus Club; Duke University; East Tenn. State (BS, MA), University of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State. SNIDER, EVELYN, MBRS., English; East Tennessee State (BS). TROSPER, ERNIE, Health, Driver Education, Head Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Interact Club; Union College (BS), East Tennessee State. WHEELER, ANNE WILSON, MRS., Home Eco- nomics, Cheerleaders, Home Economics Club; Univer- sity of Tennessee (BS). WILLIAMS, THOMAS M., English; Jackson State (BS), Tuskegee Inst. (M.Ed.). Miss Kesner explains an algebra problem. 26 Seese SN tary er pe) eee are $0 many things we willl never Macnab = OFF shoe eae) our eRe dl 50 dees wage though we a dl to Alone: through 2 OTs Noon a wonderful year. 28 66 he, summer was hie Bond cok one, O} sleeping ale Cone. 99 h autn G ber n. T.H.S. cheerleaders proudly display their new uniforms. BBS Coach Keller gives the football team instructions during summer prac- tice. Larry Kuhnert, Tom Jones, Billy Arnold, and Jim Buchanan help clean the school in prepara- tion for the coming year. Brantley Oxford has not quite learned to play the trumpet. a 7 Rg tisha re Th bers of the 66'ers-67'ers look | the first S fant I i. fey ae ers of the 66’ers-67’ers look lovely on the first day ep Lon Ay ep ug f 1s fests Aniline With promises of many DY more. Charles Haley is one of the many new students at THS Judy Rutherford and “Big Sister,’ Marcia Minnich enjoy this year. oy 66-67’ers initiation. Viking fans show great enthusiasm as the football team rolls on to victory. 30 Dy Ova ale. we Rdds be ew, FJik- fade: we outa. ee! a9 Mary Jean Hamilton and Finley Harrison think-— “Ain’t love grand?” orwa Pel to. T.H.S. students watch on during the first outdoor pep session. 31 Tae fo Domes ae proved again, wie eG HLS will always Db, Wtn. Kathy Henard, V-T Queen, places our trophy of victory in the trophy case. | ty Jean Stair makes a salutation to Mrs. Wheeler, the cheerleading sponsor. Junior girls help build the beautiful float sponsored by the Class of ’67. Mr. Pierce gave an inspiring talk at the pep session. 32 a ) The IV-ettes, Sandy Beckham, Debby Henniger, Sandra Tickel, and JoAnn Sieber, perform in the V-T pep session. Linda Couchman and Nick Graybeal enjoy the Keyette Party after the game. All good things must come to an Ppa Sale al 530, Our UJ Week iad ee in victory Dave Rutherford, Bill Beeler, Frank Walling, and Kim Bolling demonstrate their talent as cheerleaders. 33 66 Tlovem ber brought us U5 fs ay Joys, : if [ r “Little Caesar and the Euterpeans’” have made quite a mark at THS. if ols of pep,an linda OE notse. Head cheerleader, Jayne Rodefer sets ; a fine example for the rest of Obviously something amusing has happened during a solemn moment. the squad. 34 eer he gave a pra beh res, BSeoliope Lise rough semester tests. Sandy Beckham takes time out to decorate for Christmas. “Little Caesar,’ Pete Anderson, took THS by storm at the Christmas dance. Santa Claus, Randy Jessee, undoubtedly has a treat in store for someone. Joann Sieber is about to give up any hope of snow. 35 Kay Lynn Barrett assists David Massengill with his coat during “Twirp Week.” Copel day Bite Critic some mone thought, or alee ts a ry ead te you ikoner pal Fath our time, our Ww oF rt “ bought, e Nise ba tt to grow The latest style is modeled by Diane Ferris. T.H.S. fans watch Viking Roundballers roll to victory. 36 wi? uhh le ending of ake year wie eee ere ceo aladlinen? bring, (Piper ese: ringing Level Prick TAL a Brough t vie warmest days of spring. Bobby Stoots and Marcia Minnich prepare to leave for the “Sadie Hawkins’ Dance. And so, Dear Diary, we say good-bye Jo this another year; WMemnrhearts the Dh ci OTR pee | in our eyes a tear. Proudly stands our Alma-Mater ... Ann Rhea Debi Grayson Danny Dorton Jim Buchanan Sam Sangid Garland White Patsy McCall When friends depart upon their way, Their faces in my mind mille “ee Cocky Burnette Bonnie Hill Beverly Leonard Amelia Morison Jerry Thomas Ralph Shook Susan Whitlow Beth Grayson 39 COACHES: Fred Keller, Tom Hundley, Bill Bingham, Frank “Doc’’ Maples, trainer. FOOTBAL HALFBACKS: Front row: Marty Winchell, David Booher, Bobby Meek, Mike Baker, Butch Beverly. Second row: Charles Ha- ley, Eddie Daggs, Rodney Nidifer, Gary Pitts, Rufus Chadwell, Joe Fraction, Earl Rogers, Mike Anderson. 42 QUARTERBACKS: Larry Rose, Charlie Wolfe, Wayne Page. ENDS: Front row: Richard Henderson, Letcher Rogers. Second row: Tommy Belcher, Al Parker, Jon Olson, Tommy McDaniel. 43 CENTERS: Skip Gillespie, Ralph Shook. Standing: Gary Graybeal, Bill Thomas. GUARDS: Front row: Cecil Franklin, Eddie Bricker, Larry Harley. Second row: Mike Burnette, Danny Large, Ronnie Cole. 44 FULLBACKS: Front row: Joe Sanders, Randy Combs. Second row: Randy Jessee, Jake Sanders, Buddy Royston. TACKLES: Virgil Pierce, Delmar Harrington, Danny Cook, Phil Moore, John Keller. 45 VIKINGS SHOW IMPROVEMENT The 1965 Viking team showed fans a favorable change this season. Under the capable di- rection of Head Coach Fred Keller, Coach Tom Hundley, and Coach Bill Bingham, the Norse- men turned in an impressive 5-4-1 worksheet. In the season’s opener the Vikings powered their way to an easy victory over an out- classed Jonesboro team. The following week the Norsemen won over Greeneville. Baylor Prep then handed THS its first loss with a last minute field goal. Recovering from this loss, the defensive minded Vikings held a state-ranked Johnson City team to a scoreless tie. In their next game the Norsemen were defeated by a powerful Sevierville team. Returning home for their next game, the Vikings upset state-ranked Elizabethton by a margin of 13-7. At the end of the Erwin game, the Norsemen found themselves on the short end of a 0- 6margin in a heart-breaking upset. The following week, however, the Vikings clinched second place in the Big Seven by defeating Morristown. A highly favored Kingsport then rolled past the injured Vikings. In the final game of the season, Fred Keller’s Vikings trounced the outclassed Bear- cats by a score of 27 to 13 and regained the coveted City Championship. = With Charlie Wolfe and Delmar Harrington leading the way, David Booher returns a Elizabethton punt for a TD. 46 Randy Jessee scores the first TD of the year in the Vikings’ opener with Fred Keller discusses the Norsemen’s defense Jonesboro. with Mike Burnette. a7 Managers: Skip Gillespie, Jim Brown, Garland White, Tom- my Pulliam. 48 game. TENNESSEE HIGH FOOTBALL Jonesboro Greeneville Baylor Johnson City Sevierville Elizabethton Erwin Morristown Kingsport Virginia Mike Burnette, Danny Cook, and Charlie Wolfe seem to have a Jonesboro back well surrounded. Duke James looks on as Al Parker takes a pass from Marty Win- chell during the U-T game. VIKINGS CAGE CATS v4 li Larry Rose tells Coach Keller how he sees it on the field. 49 Al Parker scores on a pass from Larry Rose during the V-T game. i i i i i i Iph Shook Varsity: Front Row: Mgr. Gary Thompson, Mgr. Vincent Tiller, Bobby Stoots, Marty Winchell, Jimmy Countiss, Ralp. : Mgr. Kim Boling, Mgr. Leiand King. Second Row: Asst. Coach Jack Waycaster, James Meade, John Green, Al Parker, Ben Ruther- ford, Richard Brown, Mike Shinn, Danny Cathey, Coach Trosper. BASKETBALL Ernie Trosper 90 Paced by stalwarts Al Parker, Ralph Shook, Bobby Stoots, James Meade, and Ben Rutherford; the 1965-66 Viking team over- came a lack of height and experience to turn in a commendable 10-13 record. Under the direction of Coach Ernie Trosper, the Norse- men improved steadily as the season went on. The highlight of the season was an upset over our north side rivals. Many new talents were discovered throughout the season. Among these were Jimmy Countiss, Nick Graybeal, Richard Brown, and Marty Winchell. The new varsity men offer a bright outlook for next year’s team. NIEYSYA Letcher Rogers Mike Shinn Jimmy Countiss Danny Cathey 51 Bi, Head Coach Ernie Trosper and Asst. Coach Jack Waycaster look Managers: Kim Boling, Vincent Tiller, Leiand King. on attentively. Bobby Stoots passes off as David Folk moves into position. 92 a Nick Graybeal, Al Parker, Ben Rutherford, and Mike Shinn rest James Meade lays one up for the Vikings. before a game. Fi i 1 . Coach Trosper lectures to his boys during a practice. Al Parker attempts to steal a rebound from two Green Devils. Wi Ben Rutherford leaps high for a rebound against Virginia High. James ‘‘Couchie’’ Meade scores two in a game with John Battle. Ralph Shook passes to Ben Rutherford as Bearcats close in. Bobby Stoots passes over the heads of the Trojans. 94 lS Opponent 61 Holston Valley 41 49 Blountville 51 38 Unaka 58 46 Bluff City 67 34 Johnson City 43 Si Morristown 64 36 Blountville 39 44 Hampton 74 39 Kingsport 51 61 Virginia High 51 63 Bluff City 76 pu John Battle 45 59 Erwin 53 69 Morristown 68 54 Elizabethton 59 54 Greenville 42 61 Virginia High Teh 37 Kingsport 58 45 Greenville 58 62 Elizabethton 54 46 Erwin 42 51 John Battle 41 55 Holston Valley 51 Al Parker scores two more for the Norsemen. Coach Trosper takes advantage of a time out to give his boys Ralph Shook moves the bal! into position while Al Parker and some pointers. Bobby Stoots set up for the play. 59 Front Row: Bobby Mutter, Paul Hayes, Fred Mitchell, Albert Franklin. Second Row: Gordon Vance, Bill Mauney, Dave Rutherford, Powell Moore, Bill Beeler. Third Row: Mike Morton, Paul Elmore, Lee Crabtree, Coach Way- caster, John Green, Skip White, Harold Bridgeman, Denny Campbell B-TEAM John Greens listens on as Coach Jack Waycaster talks Bill Mauney exercises ball control against the Bearcats. about the game. Front Row: Charles Wampler, Butch Beverly, Gary Pitts, Marty Winchell. Second Row: Mike Baker, Coach Hundley, Doug Williams. Third Row: Gary Graybeal, Delmar Harrington, John Keller. TRACK Coach Hundley proudly displays one of the team’s trophies. Doug Williams practices his starts for the 440 relay. 57 Front Row: Bob Benning, Gary Carrier, David Leonard, Tommy Phillips. Second Row: Gary Pierce, Dennis Pollard, Glen Morrell. TENNIS Gary Carrier displays his serve. Bob Benning returns a serve with a powerful backhand. Charles Bowery, Bill Beeler, Jim Buchanan, Russ Richards, Coach Ernie Trosper. GOLF Jim Buchanan Russ Richards Bill Beeler 59 Bobby Stoots, Ralph Shook, Nick Graybeal, and Eddie Bar- Ralph Shook and Jimmy Butcher board’ a bus for an out-of-town ker check their batting averages. game. BASEBALL Front Row: Bobby Stoots, Ben Rutherford, Mike Shinn, Ralph Shook, Tommy Makres. Second Row: Coach Bas- ham, Jim Butcher, Richard Brown, Dave Rutherford, Bobby Mazzei, Tommy Paluzzi, David Winship. 60 Rebecca Nidiffer Marcia Minnich Brenda Robertson CHEERLEADERS Jayne Rodefer Captain THS Cheerleaders Judy Rutherford Debbie Grayson Jean Stair 61 Lee cnmecainn 9. 0 MMA On ns yaoi en as ty nny a acon ABE S = President—Randy Jessee Vice-President—Larry Rose Secretary—Jean Stair 64 Treasurer—Carol Hayes SENIOR OFFICERS Sgt.-at-arms—Ben Rutherford 65 KING- BOB SEOOmS QUEEN-MARCIA MINNICH GEN TLEMAN- IN- WATTING CHUCK GARTEN LADY-IN- WAITING JAYNE RODEFER 66 Earl Rogers and Linda Mathesius Wayne Page and Joan Tickle Nancy Fleming and Joe Camper Susan Ferency and Gary Pitts 67 BES T-ALL-AROUND Randy Jessee Jayne Rodefer BES ls PUDENG Linda Wolfe Glen Morrell 68 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Hardwick Vincent Tiller MOST TALENTED AND CREATIVE Merle De Vault Shelagh Hickie 69 70 MOST ATHEEUKE Amelia Morison Al Parker BES) PERSONAL. Joe Camper Jean Stair MOS TRAC LV SPAS SOAS DSAO ROS eee os suas A Bobby Stoots Marcia Minnich MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Debby Grayson Doug Lewis fia Milton Bewley Abercrombie Gretchen Gaye Alexander Brenda Sue Allen Charles Collins Anderson Jessica Lane Anderson Don William Ashley z= eel Jack Phillip Bailey Linda Sue Baker Betty Ruth Ball Larry Richmond Bandell Ollie Diana Barker Frieda Elaine Barlow T2 Belinda Douglas Barnes Mary Elizabeth Barr Linda Darlene Bays Robert Edgar Benning, Jr. Andrea Kay Bentley James Talmadge Beverly Cheryl Margaret Blackford Randall Clay Blevins Ray Allen Blevins Tony Jay Bolling Charles Hal Bowery Robert Wayne Bowman Melinda Hargrave Bradley Susan Neal Brinkley Dana Briscoe Randy Allen Broyles A GOOD TIME IS HAD BY ALL Hershall Gerald Bruce Rebecca Geraldine Bunn Gloria Jean Burkett Michael Russell Burnette Larry Byington Sharon Elizabeth Campbell Joseph Columbus Camper Brenda Sue Carr Barbara Jane Carrier Beverly Jean Carrier Carolyn Ann Carrier Gary Wayne Carrier 74 Nora Jean Carrier Linda Marie Carter Ted Cash James Stephen Cinnamon Pamela Gail Clark John Carlton Cline William Ronald Cole Linda Kaye Couchman Richard Lee Cowan Revonda Darlene Creger Candy Hill earnestly listens as Ronnie Cole discusses the Powder Puff football game with her. Dennis Edward Daggs Nancy Sue Dampier 79 Natalie Thomas Daniel Lavolla Diane Davenport Merlin Michael Davis Sandra Jane Davis Elizabeth Carol Deal Linda Louise Deckard Joyce Ann Deer Dan Deter SCHOOL PICTURES AN — ANNUAL EVENT Merle Masengill DeVault Allen Randal Dixon Roger Stanley Duffield Joan Tickle looks into the camera. Patricia Ann Duke 76 Ronald Lynn Eades Jack Ray Eaton Bob Everhart Shirley Elaine Faidley Earl Rogers and Jerry Thomas spruce up for their pic- tures. Susan Jean Ferency Gregory Keith Ferguson Patsy Carol Fleenor Gwendolyn Phillips Fleming Lyndia Joyce Fleming Nancy Elizabeth Fleming Rebecca Ellen Fleming James Dulaney Flick US: David Fred Foulk Sandra Marie Franklin Charles Arthur Fuller Charles Thomas Garten, Jr. Patty Lynn Geiger Ralph Dean Gibson Charles Gammon Gillespie Janie Godsey Debra Mae Grayson Nancy Sue Grindstaff Carol Elizabeth Guy Donna Cathryn Hagy Charles Edward Haley II Samuel Wayne Hamilton Daniel Wade Hampton, Jr. Ellen Hardwick 78 Walter Adrian Harkleroad Joseph Finley Harrison Billie Joyce Hart David Micheal Hawk James Harvey Hawk John Robert Hawkins Carol Jean Hayes Martha Ellen Hayes Sandra Jeane Henderson Sidney Charles Heninger Judy M. Henley Elizabeth Ann Henry Johnny Steven Hensley William John Heron Shelagh Maureen Hickie Patricia Carol Hicks if) SCHOOL SPI] Paul English Hicks II Senior girls cheer the football team on to victory. Richard Eugene Hicks Marian Candice Hill Laurene Vivian Hogans John Woodson Hughes Judy Ann Hull Gregory Allen Hunigan James Allen Hurley Barbara Ann Irwin Gary Wayne Jamison 80 T PREVAILS Randal Edward Jessee Brenda Sue Johnson Freddy Ward Jones Irby Randal Jones Danna Susan King Philip Leslie Kistner Joseph Edmund Kloss Martha Jane Ladd Richard Elvin Langdon 81 Iris Yvonne Lee Beverly Ann Leonard Clarence Douglas Lewis Peggy Lucile Mabry Gary Carrier, Andy Pollard, Gary Pitts, Greg Ferguson, and Dickie Hicks relax outside school before class. Linda Sue Mathesius Paula Marguerite Matney Hugh Clifford Mauney Clarence Ronnie McCray 82 Julia Frances McNew Wayne William McPherson Patricia Louise McRae James Colby Mead Charles Gary Meredith Jerry Lynn Miller Sallye Pair, Ellen Tayloe, and Linda Carter take ad- Marcia Jeanne Minnich vantage of the warm fall weather. Martin Anthony Mitchell Brenda Sue Moore Glenda Jean Moore Harry Glenn Moore 83 Phillip Moore Don Dayton Morrell Carolyn Louise Ogle John Richard O’Keefe Douglas Eugene Oliver Jon Charles Olson 84 Leslie Mary Owen Charles Wayne Page Sallye Annette Pair Diane Marie Palisano Frank Alpheus Parker Elaine Pendergrass James Perrin Charles David Phelps Lequita Ann Phillips Marjorie Louise Phillips Cynthia Ellen Phipps Bernard Newton Pippin, Jr. Ronald Edward Pippin Gary Wayne Pitts Andrew Lynn Pollard Janice Carolyn Poore 85 Eleanor Jean Poston Ralphine Ramsey Cora Janet Reedy Jerry Wayne Reid SENTORS STUDY Charles Dennis Reynolds, Jr. Sara Ann Rhea Linda Joyce Rhymer Janice Faye Richards Edward Guy Richardson Gloria Ann Richmond Deborah Kay Robinson Ida Bessie Robinson Jane Carolyn Rodefer 86 Clyde Clifford Rogers UTILIZE HALLS Earl Wayne Rogers Dorothy Joan Rose Betty Smith works to finish her homework. S Benjamin Franklin Rutherford Jake Henry Sanders Katherine Marzetta Rogers Fred Larry Rose Margaret Reedy Rust Riley Stone Senter Letcher Rosebert Rogers III Terry Blake Rust Sammy Shabeldeen 87 Dolly Rose Sheffield Paula Susan Shepherd Birtie Elaine Sheppard Michael Richard Shinn bs Ralph Shook Dana Su Simerly Tom O’dell, Bobby Everhart, Charles Fuller, and Gwen Fleming relax after a test Bill Roy Simpson Frances Elaine Skeens Helen Elizabeth Slagle Betty Elaine Smith Nancy Karen Smith Patricia Ann Smith 88 7 Thomas Raymond Smith Randall Lee Spaulding Nancy Darlene Stacy Evelyn Jean Stair Dennis Paul Staton Jonathan David Stewart Gretchen Alexander and Janice Lowry sell peanuts for the Kiwanis Club. Kathryn Rebecca Stone Robert Lewis Stoots, Jr. Joel Edwin Story Judith Ann Swift Charles William Tallman, Jr. Ellen Irma Tayloe 89 Benjamin Franklin Taylor Linda Mathesius, Joan Tickle, and Diane Davenport rehearse for the Senior Play. ONIONS IN THE STEW Jerry Lee Thomas x Mack Thomas Nat Haynes Thomas William Wheeler Thomas Scott Thompson res Joan Elizabeth Tickle Vincent Sharpe Tiller, Jr. Glenda Lou Turner Edith Marie Vaughan 90 Charles Edward Waddell Larry Ralph Wallace Sharon Jean Webb Mike Wheeler George Glen Whitaker Betty White Samuel Eugene White Carol Elizabeth Whorton A GREAT SUCCESS John Howard Wilhoit Marty Hayes and Phil Moore await their cues. Barbara Ann Williamson 91 Linda Darlene Wolfe Sally Anne Wolford Jerome Alexander Woods Carolyn Anne Worley Deanna Dale Wright Linda Kaye Wyatt The senior play cast poses after much hard work, with the result—a successful production. a2 SENIOR A ABERCROMBIE, MILTON BEWLEY—Sci- ence Club 2; Jets 3; Senior Play. ALEXANDER, GRETCHEN GAYE—JCL 2; Red Cross 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Voices 4; French Club 3, 4; Academic Let- ter 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. ALLEN, BRENDA SUE—JCL 1, 2; Music Ap- preciation Club 1, 2; Bible Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Theory Club 1, 2, 3. ANDERSON, CHARLES COLLINS—JCL 1, 2; Junior Civitan Club 4; Academic Letter 3; Track 3, 4. ANDERSON, JESSICA LANE—Cheerleader 12; 53exeweens 1, 2.3) 4: Chorus 1, 2; 3, 4. ASHLEY, DON WILLIAM—Transfer 3; Checkmate Club 4. B BAILEY, JACK PHILLIP—Bible Club 1, 2, 4. BAKER, LINDA SUE—JCL 1; Music Appre- ciation Club 1, 2; FBLA 3; Academic Letter 3. BALL, BETTY RUTH—JCL 1, 2; Music Ap- preciation Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Academic Letter 3. BANDELL, LARRY RICHMOND—JCL 1, 2, Class President 1, Vice-Chairman 2; Vi- ing Voices 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Co-Editor 2, Lit- erary Editor 3; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4; East Tennessee Band Clinic 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 3, 4; All East Tennes- see Orchestra 4; Kingsport Symphony 4. BARKER, OLLIE DIANA—FTA 3. BARLOW, FRIEDA ELAINE—Y-Teens 1, 2; EBLA 3, 4. BARNES, BELINDA DOUGLAS—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens il, BARR, MARY ELIZABETH—EBLA 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; Anchor Club 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. BAYS, LINDA DARLENE—JCL 1, 2; Music Appreciation Club 1, 2; Bible Club 3; Chorus 4; Y-Teens 4; Viking Voices 3, 4. CREDITS BENNING, ROBERT EDGAR JR—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Viking Voices 3, 4, Literary Editor 4; Chess Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Academic Let- ter 3; Tennis 3, 4, Letter 3; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play. BENTLEY, ANDREA KAY—JCL 1, 2; Y- Teens: 14123) Gadmus Glubs 1) 2,.3,.4, Fresh- man Editor 1, Index Editor 2, Business 3, Academic Editor 4. BEVERLY, JAMES TALMADGE—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3; Interact Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4: Letter Bh BLACKFORD, CHERYL MARGARET—JCL 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 3; French Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4. BLEVINS, RANDALL CLAY—T I Club 4. BLEVINS, RAY ALLEN—Science Club 3; Harry Lee Senter Award 1. BOLLING, TONY JAY—Bible Club 1; Music Appreciation Club 2; T I Club 3, 4; Band Ley BOWERY, CHARLES HAL—Science Club 3. BOWMAN, ROBERT WAYNE BRADLEY, MELINDA HARGRAVE—Jun- ior Red Cross 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; Anchor Club 3,4; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4. BRINKLEY, SUSAN NEAL—Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Let- ter 3; Senior Play. BRISCOE, DANA—JCL 1, 2, Sectetarya 1 Treasurer 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon and W hite 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. BROYLES, RANDY ALLEN—JCL 1, 2; Sci- ence Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, Secretary 2; Football ihe BRUCE, HERSHALL GERALD—JCL 1, 2; Interact Club 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4. BUNN, REBECCA GERALDINE—Bible Club 3, 4; Viking Voices 3, 4. BURKETT, GLORIA JEAN—Bible Club 2, 3, 4. 93 94 BURNETTE, MICHAEL RUSSELL—JCL 1, 2: Interact Club 4; Chorus 4; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 4; Base- ball 4; Senior Play. BYINGTON, LARRY CAMPBELL, SHARON ELIZABETH—JCL 1, 2; FTA 4; Anchor Club 2, 3; Library Coun- cil 1, 2,3, 4, Historian 3; Chorus 3, 4. CAMPER, JOSEPH COLUMBUS—H ?Y 4; Sophomore Sgt.-at-Arms; Science Club 3; Boys’ State 3; Junior Court ; Senior Court; Superlative. CARR, BRENDA SUE—JCL 2, 3; FHA 3; Bi- ble Club 4; Y-Teens 1, 2. CARRIER, BARBARA JANE—FBLA 4. CARRIER, BEVERLY JEAN—Junior Red Cross 4; Bible Club 1; Y-Teens 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. CARRIER, CAROLYN ANN—JCL 1, 2, Pro- gram Chairman 1; Anchor Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. CARRIER, GARY WAYNE—JCL 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: CARRIER, NORA JEAN—JCL 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Bible Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Chorus 3. CARTER, LINDA MARIE—FBLA 3. CASH, TED—JCL 1, 2; Football 1; Baseball 1. CINNAMON, JAMES STEPHEN—Bible Club 4; Basketball 1; Football Manager 1; Track 4. CLARK, PAMELA GAIL—Junior Red Cross 1, 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; FHA 4; Viking Voices 4; Senior Play. CLINE, JOHN CARLTON—Jets 3; Football 1. COLE, WILLIAM. RONALDSIGL Lo In- teract Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-City 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Honor- able Mention in Big 7 Conference; Senior Play. COUCHMAN, LINDA KAYE—JCL 1,2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, Ass’'t Business Manager 3, Reporter 3, Bust- ness Manager 4, Reporter 4; Academic Let- ter 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. COWAN, RICHARD LEE—Jets 3; Band 1 CREGER, REVONDA DARLENE—Y-Teens 2; Bible Club 3; FBLA 4. D DAGGS, DENNIS EDWARD—Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. DAMPIER, NANCY SUE—JCL 1, 2; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4; Viking Voices 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Junior Play. DANIEL, NATALIE THOMAS—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, Feature Editor 4; Junior Court. DAVENPORT, LAVOLIA DIANE—JCL 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Chorus 3; Senior Play. DAVIS, MERLIN MICHAEL—Chess Club 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, East Tennessee All State Band 3; All State Band 3. DAVIS, SANDRA JANE—JCL 1; Bible Club hone DEAL, ELIZABETH CAROL—JCL 1, 2, Vice- President 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Senior Play. DECKARD, LINDA LOUISE—JCL 1, 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3; Chorus 4; Junior Play. DEER, JOYCE ANN—FTA 3; FBLA 4. DETER, DAN DEVAULT, MERLE MASENGILL—JCL 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Music Appreciation Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Music Theory 1, 2; Academic Letter 3; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Let- ter 1, 2,3, 4; Superlative. DIXON, ALLEN RANDAL—Bible Club 1. DUFFIELD, ROGER STANLEY—Junior Red Cross 1; Science Club 3; Football 1; Junior Play; Senior Play. DUKE, PATRICIA ANN—Bible Club 1, 2, 3,4. K EADES, RONALD LYNN—Track 1, 2, 3, Let- wae 2, 3. EATON, JACK RAY—Football 1, 2. EVERHART, BOB—Science Club 1; Hi-Y Club 3, 4. F FAIDLEY, SHIRLEY ELAINE—JCL 1, 2: French Club 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. FERENCY, SUSAN JEAN—Transfer 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; Viking Voices 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 4; Youth Leadership Coun- cil Alternate 4; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Court. FERGUSON, GREGORY KEITH FLEENOR, PATSY CAROL—FTA 3; FBLA 4, FLEMING, GWENDOLYN PHILLIPS—Jun- ior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. FLEMING, LYNDIA JOYCE WEAVER—Bi- ble Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play. FLEMING, NANCY ELIZABETH—JCL 1, 2, Program Chairman 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Play; Junior Court; Senior Court. FLEMING, REBECCA ELLEN—Junior Red Cross 1; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FLICK, JAMES DULANEY—Chotus 3, 4. FOULK, DAVID FRED—JCL 1, 2; Junior Civitan Club 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4, FRANKLIN, SANDRA MARIE—FTA 1, 2, Delegate of State Convention of FTA; New Homemakers of America 3; FBLA 4; Miss NHA. PUPEERS CHARLES ARTHUR—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Jun- ior Play. G GARTEN, CHARLES THOMAS JR.—Trans- fer 4; Key Club 4; Senior Play; Senior Court, Gentleman-in- Waiting. GEIGER, PATTY LYNN—JCL 2; Anchor Club 2; Bible Club 3; FBLA 4; Academic Letter 3. GIBSON, RALPH DEAN—JCL 1, 2; Interact C lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2; Football 1, 2, Letter 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4, Letter 2. GILLESPIE, CHARLES GAMMON-—Inter- act Club 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Football 2,3, Manager 4; Golf 4. GODSEY, JANIE—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 2; French Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Sophomore Class Chaplain; Junior Shield Bearer. GRAYSON, DEBRA MAE—JCL 1, 2, Chair- man 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice-President 3; In- teract Club Sweetheart 4; Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play; Su- perlative. GRINDSTAFF, NANY SUE—JCL 1, 2; Mus- ic Appreciation Club 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Viking Voices 4; Academic Letter 3. GUY, CAROL ELIZABETH—Bible Club 2, 2V42 ETA 4, H HAGY, DONNA CATHRYN—JCL 1, 2, Program Chairman 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Academic Letter 3. HALEY, CHARLES EDWARD II—Music Club; Varsity Club, Ass’t Secretary; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, Letter; Football, Let- ter; Student Trainer Certificate; Honor Banquet. HAMILTON, SAMUEL WAYNE HAMPTON, DANIEL WADE JR—Bible Club 4, Vice-President. HARDWICK, BLLEN—JCL 1,2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Cadmus Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Ed- itor 1, Academic Editor 2, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Youth Leadership Coun- cil 4, President 4; Superlative. HARKLEROAD, WALTER ADRIAN— Speech Club 1; French Club 3; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. HARRISON, JOSEPH FINLEY—JCL 2; Jun- ior Civitan Club 4; Band 4; Chorus 4. HART, BILLIE JOYCE—Bible Club 3; FBLA 4, HAWK, DAVID MICHEAL HAWK, JAMES HARVEY—HL-Y Club 2, 3, 4, President 2; Chorus 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Sgt.-at-Arms. HAWKINS, JOHN ROBERT-—Bible Club 3, 4. )e) 96 HAYES, CAROL JEAN—Library Council 1, Secretary 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Senior Class Treasurer. HAYES, MARTHA ELLEN—JCL 1, 2, Prest- dent 1; French Club 3, 4; Music Apprecia- tion Club 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3; Junior Shield Bearer; Senior Play. HENDERSON, SANDRA JEANE—Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1; Bible Club 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. HENINGER, SIDNEY CHARLES HENLEY, JUDY M. HENRY, ELIZABETH ANN—JCL 1, 2; Li- brary Council 1, Treasurer 1; French Club 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3. HENSLEY, JOHNNY STEVEN—Key Club 3, 4. HERON, WILLIAM JOHN—JCL 1, 2; Chess Club 3; Science Club 4; Academic Letter 3. HICKIE, SHELAGH MAUREEN—Anchor Club 3, 4; Viking Voices 2, 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 4; Academic Letter 3; Superlative. HICKS, PATRICIA CAROL—JCL 1; Bible Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 3; Anchor Club 4; Chor-. us 3, 4. HICKS, PAUL ENGLISH II—JCL 1, 2; Mus- ic Theory 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 3, 4, President 3, 4; Music Appreciation Club 1, 2, Sgt.-at- Arms 1, 2; Tennis 2; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert eteueieac. HICKS, RICHARD EUGENE—Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4; Vzking Voices 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 4. HIEL, MARIAN S GAN DIGE——|GUaal e2)-3; FHA 4; Y-Teens 1; Anchor Club 3, 4; Jun- ior Red Cross 4, Secretary 4. HOGANS, LAURENE VIVIAN—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Secretary; NHA, Vice-President; Play Crafters, Secretary; Youth Leadership Council; NHA Delegate for National Convention; Honor Banquet. HUGHES, JOHN WOODSON-—JCL 1; Jun- ior Red Cross 1, 2; Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Sgt.-at- Arms 4; Basketball 1, 2. HULL, JUDY ANN—yY-Teens 1; Anchor Club 2} FBLA 4: HUNIGAN, GREGORY ALLEN—JCL 1, 2: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 3. HURLEY, JAMES ALLEN—Transfer 2. I IRWIN, BARBARA ANN—Transfer 2; JCL 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus Be J JAMISON, GARY WAYNE—Library Coun- cil 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Chess Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Academic Letter 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. JESSEE, KATHY LORENE—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Anchor Club 2,3, 4; Academic Letter 3. JESSEE, RANDAL EDWARD—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Viking Voices 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All City, All Conference; Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, All City, All Con- ference; County Day Representative; Vik- ing Leader of the Month; Class President 2, 3, 4; Superlative. JOHNSON, BRENDA SUE—Bible Club 2, 3; FTA 4, Secretary 4; Band 1. JONES, FREDDY WARD JONES, IRBY RANDAL—Interact Club 1, 2, 3, 4. K KING, DANNA SUSAN—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Academic Letter 3. KISTNER, PHILIP LESLIE—JCL 1, 2; Music Appreciation Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Cadmus Club 3, 4, Head Photogra- pher 4; Basketball 1; Band Manager 4; Jun- ior Play 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4. KLOSS, JOSEPH EDMUND-—Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Junior Representative, Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. L LADD, MARTHA JANE—Library Council 2; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LANGDON, RICHARD ELVIN—Hi-Y Club 2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Football Manager 1. LEE, IRIS YVONNE—Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Miss Y-Teen 3; Library Council 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; FHA 4, Vice-President; Cheerleader 2; Attendant to Miss Sophomore 2 LEONARD, BEVERLY ANN—JCL 1, 2, Sec- retary; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4, Report- et 4; Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4. LEWIS CLARENCE DOUGLAS—Junioz Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Chap- lain 4; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Chaplain; Senior Play; Superlative. LOWE, JOHNNY RICHARD—JCL 1, 2; Jun- ior Civitan Club 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. LOWRY, JANICE AMELIA—FTA 1, 2, Treas- urer 1, Secretary 2; Y-Teens 3, 4, Chaplain 4; FHA 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. Nancy Grindstaff and Ronnie McCray enjoy V-I Week activities. M MABRY, PEGGY LUCILE—Transfer 2; (Ge 2; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. MALEY, DIANA RUTH—Music Apprecia- tion Club 1; Bible Club 2, 3, 4. MANGUM, GAYLE LYNN MATHESIUS, LINDA SUE—JCL 1, 2, Presi- dent 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, President 2, 4, Delegate to Y-Teen Leader- ship Council 1, 3; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Play; Junior Dramatic Award; Academic Letter 3; Junior Court; Senior Play; Senior Court. MATNEY, PAULA MARGUERITE—Trans- fer 4; Bible Club 4. MAUNEY, HUGH CLIFFORD—JCL 1, 2; Junior Civitan Club 4; Basketball 1, 2; Golf a McCRAY, CLARENCE RONNIE—First Place in Safe Driving Rodeo 3. McNEW, JACK WAYNE—Interact Club 2. McNEW, JULIA FRANCES—JCL 1, 2; Jun- ior Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4. McPHERSON, WAYNE WILLIAM—Science Club 2, 3. McRAE, PATRICIA LOUISE—Junior Red Cross 4, Board of Directors Representative; FHA 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Sen- ior Play. MEAD, JAMES COLBY—Music Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Football 1, 2, 3, All City Quarterback 2, 3, Most Improved 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Play- CEES) MEREDITH, CHARLES GARY—JCL 2; Sci- ence Club 3. MILLER, JERRY LY NN—Baseball 2, 3. MINNICH, MARCIA JEANNE—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, Sophomore Director, Jun- ior Director; Maroon and White 3, 4, Cir- culation Manager 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Academic Letter 3; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Cheerleader 4; Junior Court, Queen; Senior Court, Queen; Superlative. MITCHELL, BETTY SUE—Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL, MARTIN ANTHONY—JCL 1, 2; Bible Club 3, 4; Junior Play. MOORE, BRENDA SUE—Music Apprecia- tion Club 1; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 3. MOORE, GLENDA JEAN—Y-Teens 2; FB LA 3; Bible Club 4. MOORE, HARRY GLENN MOORE, PHILLIP—Transfer 3; Key Club 4; Anchor Club Sweetheart 4; JCL 3; Golf 3, 4; Junior Axe Bearer; Senior Play. si 98 MOORE, TERRY LYNN—JCL 1, 2; Viking Voices 3, 4; Janior Prom Committee. MORISON, AMELIA RICHMOND—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Chorus 4; Academic Letter 3; Junior Play; Superlative. MORRELL, DON DAYTON—Bible Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2. MORRELL, GLENN ODIS JR.—JCL 1, 2; Bi- ble Club 2; Jets 3, Secretary 3; Chess Club 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, Editorial Page Editor 4; Academic Letter 3; Tennis 2, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Superlative. MORRISON, BRENDA FAYE—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2. MUMPOWER, LYNDA JO—Bible Club 1, 2; Library Council 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Senior Play. MYERS, NANCY CAROL— Music Apprecta- tion Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Treasurer 3; Maroon and White 1; Y-Teens 4; Academic Letter 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Treas- urer 4. N NEWMAN, JACQUELIN ELIZABETH—JCL 1; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1. NUNLEY, BARBARA JANE—FBLA 3; FHA 4; Bible Club 4. O O’DELL, THOMAS RAYMOND-—Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Publication Officer 3, Sgt.- at-Arms 4; Junior Red Cross 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play. ODUM, DIANE RAE—Y-Teens 3; FBLA 4; FHA 4. OGLE, CAROLYN LOUISE—Y-Teens 3; FB LA 4; FHA 4. O’KEEFE, JOHN RICHARD—JCL 1; Junior Red Cross 2; T I 4; VICA 4. OLIVER, DOUGLAS EUGENE OLSON, JOHN CHARLES—Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 4. OWEN, LESLIE MARY—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. PB PAGE, CHARLES WAYNE—Hi-Y Club 4; Track 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Jun- ior Court; Senior Court; Senior Play. PAIR, SALLYE ANNETTE—JCL 2, 3; Jun- ior Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Senior Play. PALISANO, DIANE MARIE—JCL 1, 2; Li- brary Council 1; French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Cadmus Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Co-Editor 2, Academic Co-Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; County Day Representative 2, Girls’ State Alternate 3; Academic Letter 3; Voice of Democracy Winner; Junior Play; Senior Play. PARKER, FRANK ALPHEUS—Transfer 3; Interact Club 3, 4, Set.-at-Arms 4; Basketball 2, 3,4, Letter 2, 3,4; Track 3,4) Letter 3.4: Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, All City 4; Jun- ior Axe Bearer; Senior Class Chaplain; Su- perlative 4; Twirp King 4. PENDERGRASS, ELAINE—Transfer 4; FHA 4. PERRIN, JAMES—Transfer 4. PHELPS, CHARLES DAVID—Jets 3; Junior Red Cross 3; Basketball 1. PHILLIPS, LEQUITA ANN—Y-Teens 1; Bi- ble Club 2; Library Council 3, 4, Historian 3.4: Anchor Club 3; FTA 4, Treasurer 4; FHA 4. PHILLIPS, MARJORIE LOUISE—Transfer 4, PHIPPS, CYNTHIA ELLEN—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Library Council 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic Letter 3. PIPPIN, BERNARD NEWTON JR.—JCL 1, 2; Jets 3, Vice-President 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Basketball 1. PIPPIN, RONALD EDWARD—Transfer 3. PITTS, GARY WAYNE—JCE 1, 2, Vice-Prest- dent 2; Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Academic Letter 3; Track 2, 3, Letter 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Set.-at-Arms; Senior Court. POLLARD, ANDREW LYNN—FTA 3, Sec- retary 3; Academic Letter 3. POORE, JANICE CAROLYN—Transfer 4. POSTON, ELEANOR JEAN—Y-Teens 3; FHA 4; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4, Letter 4. R RAMSEY, RALPHINE—Library Council 1; Y-Teens 2; FTA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4. REEDY, CORA JANET—Y-Teens 2; FTA 3, 4, Vice-President 4. REID, JERRY WAYNE REYNOLDS, CHARLES DENNIS JR.—Jun- ior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; T l Club 4, Vice-President 4. RHEA, SARA ANN—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4, President 4; Anchor Club 2, 3; Junior Civitan Club Sweetheart; Academic Letter 3; Girls’ State 3; Junior Play. RHYMER, LINDA JOYCE—Y-Teens 3; FB LA 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Letter 4; FHA 4. RICHARDS, JANICE FAYE—Y-Teens 3; FBLA 4, Treasurer 4, Letter 4; FHA 4, Presi- dent 4, Home Economics Award 2. RICHARDSON, EDWARD GUY—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3; Junior Red Cross 1; Treasur- Pil: RICHMOND, GLORIA ANN—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; New Homemaker of America 1, 2, 3; FHA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Library Council 3. ROBINSON, DEBORAH KAY—Music Ap- preciation Club 1, 2; FTA 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Song Leader 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Junior Play. ROBINSON, IDA BESSIE—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, Chaplain 1; New Home- makers of America 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Anchor Club 4, Senior Director 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Academic Letter 1, 2, 3; Youth Leadership Council, Treasurer 4; Miss Varsity Queen. RODEFER, JANE CAROLYN—JCL 1; An- chor Club 2; Hi-Y Club Sweetheart 4; Chor- us 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; Junior Court, Lady-in-Waiting; Senior Court, Lady- in-Waiting; Superlative 4; Twirp Queen 4. ROGERS, CLYDE CLIFFORD—Jets 2; Track 2; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2. ROGERS, EARL WAYNE—JCL 2; Key Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Senior Court. ROGERS, KATHERINE MARZETTA—Y- Teens 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 1; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, Secretary 2; Library Council 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Music Scholar- ship 3. ROGERS, LETCHER ROSEBERT III]—Music Glubrty-2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2,-3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Trophy; Schol- astic Certificate 2, 3. ROSE, DOROTHY JOAN—Transfer 2; Bi- ble Club 3; FHA 3. ROSE, FRED LARRY—Interact Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, All City 4; Track 2, 3; Y-Teens Club Sweetheart 3; Freshman Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President. ROYSTON, PAUL LEONARD—JCL 1; Li- brary Council 2; Jets 3; Chorus 3, 4. RUST, MARGARET REEDY—JCL 1; Y-Teens De A. RUST, TERRY BLAKE—JCL 1). 2; French Clubs3;; Theory Club 1572) 33Chorus: 3) 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Letter 1, 2; Senior Play. RUTHERFORD, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN— Interact Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, All Big Seven 3; Bristol Newspaper All Big Seven 3; All District 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Junior Class Chaplain; Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms. S SANDERS, JAKE HENRY—Varsity Club; Build and Trade Club; Weight Lifting Club; Football, Letters, Trophy; Physical Fitness Award. SENTER, RILEY STONE—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 4; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon and White 1; Academic Letter 3; National Latin Award 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Letter 1: SHABELDEEN, SAMMY—H -Y Club 3, 4. SHEFFIELD, DOLLY ROSE—French Club 3; FBLA 3, 4. SHEPHERD, PAULA SUSAN—Library Coun- cil 1; FBLA 3, 4, Chaplain 4; FHA 4, Treas- urer 4. SHEPPARD, BIRTIE ELAINE—Library Coun- cil 1; FBLA 3, 4. 3g 100 SHINN, MICHAEL RICHARD—Junior Civi- tan Club 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Vice-President 4: Baske tball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. SHOOK, RALPH—Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Second String All Conference 2, 3; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4, Let- ter 3, 4. SIMERLY, DANA SU—Jets 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play. SIMPSON, BILL ROY—Jets 3. SKEENS, FRANCES ELAINE—Bible Club 2, 3, 4. SLAGLE, HELEN ELIZABETH—Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; FTA 2, Chaplain 2, Delegate to FTA Convention; Senior Play. SMITH, BETTY ELAINE—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Finance Chairman 1, World Fellowship Chairma n 4; JCL 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Senior Play. SMITH, NANCY KAREN—JCL 1, 2; Y- Teens 1, 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. SMITH, PATRICIA ANN—Y-Teens 1; Jun- ior Red Cross 3; Library Council 1; FBLA 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, President 4. SMITH, THOMAS RAYMOND-—JCL 1, 2; Jets 3; Bible Club 1, 2, 3; Viking Voices 2; 3, 4, Co-Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4; Senior Play. SPAULDING, RANDALL LEE—Junior Civi- tan Club 4, Chaplain 4; Music Theory 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. STACY, NANCY DARLENE—Y-Teens 2; FTA 3, 4, President 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. STAIR, EVELYN JEAN—JCL 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 3; FHA 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary; Super- lative. STATON, DENNIS PAUL—Key Club 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2. STEWART, JONATHAN DAVID—JCL 2, 3: Bible Club 2; 3, 4. STONE, KATHRYN REBECCA—JCL 1, 2. Secretary 2; Y-Teens 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4: Cadmus Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business 1, Sopho- more Co-Editor 2. Academic Co-Editor 3, Business Manager 4; Academic Letter 3° Junior Prom Chairman. STOOTS, ROBERT LEWIS JR.—JCL 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Chorus 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Set.-at-Arms; Jun- ior Class Vice-President; Junior Court, King: Senior Court, King; Superlative. STORY, JOEL EDWIN—Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Director 4; Music Theory 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Band Council 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, All East Tennessee Band 3, 4, All State Band 3, 4, All East Tennessee Orchestra 4. Wry Sharon Campbell, Debby Robinson, Benny Taylor, Caro- lyn Worley, Nancy Stacy, and Linda Mumpower perform in the play presented by FTA. SWIFT, JUDITH ANN—JCL 1, 2; Library Council 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Sen- ior Play. TALLMAN, CHARLES WILLIAM JR. TAYLOE, ELLEN IRMA—JCL 1, 2, Secre- tary 2; Y-Teens 1; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Aca- demic Letter 3; Senior Play. THOMAS, JERRY LEE—JCL 1, 2; Key Club 2308 TAYLOR, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN—JCL 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Academic Letter; Junior Court; Junior Play; Senior Play. THOMAS, MACK—Chess Club 3; T I Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3. THOMAS, NAT HAYNES—JCL 1, 2; Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Secretary 4; Best Dressed Award 1. THOMAS, WILLIAM WHEELER—Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Y-Teens Sweetheart 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4; Junior Court, Gentleman-in-Waiting. THOMPSON, SCOTT TICKLE, JOAN ELIZABETH—JCL 1, 2, Pro- gram Chairman 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4, Scrapbook Reporter; Freshman Class Sec- retary; Junior Play; Junior Court; Senior Play; Senior Court. TILLER, VINCENT SHARPE JR.—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3; Music Appreciation Club 1; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, President 4; Ma- voon and White 4; Academic Letter 3; Coun- ty Day Representative 1; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Track 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Superlative. TURNER, GLENDA LOU—Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Chor- us 4. V VAUGHAN, EDITH MARIE—FHA 4. W WADDELL, CHARLES EDWARD—Trans- fer 4. WALLACE, LARRY RALPH—JCL 1, 2; Aca- demic Letter 3. WEBB, SHARON JEAN—JCL 1, 2; Y-Teens 3, 4; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4. WHEELER, MIKE WHITAKER, GEORGE GLEN—JCL 1; Key’ Club 3, 4, Chaplain 4. WHITE, BETTY WHITE, SAMUEL EUGENE WHORTON, CAROL ELIZABETH—Junior Red Cross 3; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4, WILHOIT, JOHN HOW ARD—Science Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, BARBARA ANN—JCL 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4, Secretary 4; Academic Letter 3; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. WOLFE, LINDA DARLENE-—JCL 1, 2, Sec- retary 1, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Aca- demic Letter 3; Girls’ State 3; Superlative. WOLFORD, SALLY ANNE—JCL 1, 2; An- chor Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Academ- ic Letter 3. WOODS, JEROME ALEXANDER—JCL 1, 2; Jets 3; Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4. WORLEY, CAROLYN ANNE—FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Historian 2, 3, Song Leader 4; Library Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3; Chorus 3, 4. WRIGHT, DEANNA DALE—Bible Club 1, 2; Library Council 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Anchor Club 3; FTA 4; FHA 4. WYATT, LINDA KAYE—JCL 1, 2; Bible Club 1; Y-Teens 3, 4; FHA 4. THE END OF THE ACTIVITIES!!! 101 CLASS MOODSsOn a... INTENSENESS Nancy Dampier makes the finishing touches before her picture is made. Kathy Jessee appears deeply interested in AND LEISURE her ping Brenda Morrison is caught unawares as she eats her lunch. Some girls take time to chat before an assembly program. 102 OF 66 TIMES OF- - FUN Danna King is pursued by Beth Boyd, Pat McRae, and Phyllis McCary during the game between the Y-Teens and the Anchor Club. Linda Mathesius and Glen Whitaker relax at a party. AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Melinda Bradley and Susie Barr work on pee term papers. Randy Broyles k full Merle DeVault performs during an at he ee care nel! assembly program. 103 JUN: OR OFFICERS: Seated—Brenda Robertson, - Treasurer; Tommy Makres, Chaplain; Rebecca Nidiffer, Secretary. Standing—John Keller, Sgt.-at-arms; Dan- ; t; Doug Williams, i et ee . cs See Te Care Gloria Abbott Jane Alderson Sandra Allison Mike Anderson Pete Anderson Tawny Anderson Billy Arnold Stanley Arnold Wanda Arnold Joey Arrants Norma Jean Baker Danny Barker Eddie Barker Charlie Barnette Sandra Beckham Tommy Belcher Sam Belew Constance Bell Russ Benning Patricia Beverly Juniors attend their first class meeting as upperclassmen. 105 Alice Blevins Hubert Blevins Larry Blevins Mickey Blevins Diane Boling Judy Boling Kim Boling Billy Booher JUNIORS BEGIN Stanley Arnold hits the books between classes. Nile Booher Cheryl Bourne Jean Bowers Mary Ann Bowery Amy Bowie Tommy Bowman Wayne Bowman Beth Boyd 106 Alice Broome Linda Brown Richard Brown Gary Broyles Jim Buchanan Kathy Buckles Ann Burns Mary Lou Burns WITH THE BOOKS “Doc” Maples, Mac Richardson, and Betty Dalton perform a lab experiment. Jim Butcher Lee Butler Craig Caldwell Danny Cathy Ruth Clark Danny Cook Jimmy Countiss Leslie Countiss Ben Cowan Billy Cowan Carolyn Culbertson Betty Dalton Gary Davis Sandi Davis Janie Day Lynn DeVault Bill Doan Mary Jane Doss Bill Dunn Ann Burns, Jane Alderson, Cathy Massengill, Gail Hoebeke, and Judy Horne, the ‘‘Villagers,” entertain at a class meeting. Mitzi Dunn Susan Eller Marilyn Emmert Janice Endress Lynda Epperson Gary Erwin Alvin Felty Pat Felty 108 Dewayne Ferris Ricky Fields Bryan Fox Lynn Frances Peggy Frymyer Ronnie Gilbert Joyce Glover Bobby Gose Mike Gray Nick Graybeal Beth Grayson The I-Vettes, Sandra Tickel, Sandra Beckham, Susan Tissot, and Joann Sieber, sing folk songs for the Juniors. Diane Hall Marty Jean Hamilton Janice Harden Linda Harr Martha Heaton Debbie Henniger Delmar Herington Gail Hoebeke 109 Jimmy Horne Judy Horne Sandra Hughes Susan Hughlett Jack Hyder { ss i {i rt Vr py | Barbara Jones ga Ae aie eth cals Cm a VS AN di Seay Tom Jones JUNIOR SCHOOL SPIRIT The Junior float appeared as a symbol of teamwork and school spirit. Jimmy Jordan Jack Keesee Charles Kelchner John Keller Nancy Kennedy Leland King Rebecca King Mary Kloss 110 Larry Kuhnert Brenda Lacy Danny Large Pam Lawrence Carl Leab Linda Leonard Patty Leonard Jo Leslie ACCOMPLISHES yy GREAT THINGS tic iting Juniors Judy Rutherford, Karen King and Mary Musick cheer the team to victory during a pep session. Ruth Ann Liverman Eddie Long Tommy Love Hal Lowe Eddie Lyda Doug Lyon Tommy Makres Bobby Mann 111 Linda Markwalter Rocky Martin Cathy Massengill John Maxfield Bobby Mazzei Garry McCarty Phyllis McCary Tommy McDaniels Carl McInturff Beth Boyd, a future chemist?! Franklin McMillian Harold McMillian Wayne McReynolds Frank McVeigh Bobby Meek Jimmy Menerick Barbara Miller Mary Miller Edith Mitchell Mary Moore Ronnie Moore Jimmy Morrison Cathy Morton 112 Karen Mullins Jane Murphey Joe Musick Mary Musick Carol Newman Rebecca Nidiffer Rodney Nidiffer Betty Nobles Judy O'Dell Rebecca Nidiffer delivers a speech dur- ing a pep session. Paul O’Dell Betty Oliver Eric Olsen Per LEADERSHIP Judy Olsen Randy Outland Brantley Oxford Sheri Parker Peggy Peters Billy Phipps Norma Jean Porter Virginia Porter Richard Post Sally Price 113 Tommy Pulliam Al Radford Ronnie Rasnick Debra Rhea Russ Richards CLUB Mack Richardson ‘ Earl Richmond Club activities bring Leslie Countiss, Linda Harr, Jo Leslie, and Rebecca King together at a dance. Brenda Riley Betty Riner Brenda Robertson Gail Robinette Janet Robinson Landy Roca Gary Rogers Kathy Rogers Mike Rogers 114 Pat Rogers Ronnie Rogers Danny Ross Buddy Royston ACTIVITIES Linda Saul Warren Scott Tommy Makres, Interact president, portrays a cheer- leader at the V-T pep session. Jimmy Semones Wanda Settle Harold Sheffield Ferrell Shipley Linda Shoun Pat Shoun Joann Sieber Donald Silcox Bob Sitgreaves 115 Jimmy Slagle Charlice Smith Jimmy Smith Robert Sotzing William Spangler John Steinway Pat Stephenson Barry Stewart Pat Story Shirley Street are aes IN THE SWING Frank Tate Marie Terpolli Jackie Tester Penny Texter Gary Thompson John Thornburg Sandra Tickel Susan Tissot Janice Toon Phil Tranum Sandra Trivett Mark Trivett Glenda Turner Tom Wagner Frank Walling Jackie Weaver Phillip Weaver Bobby Webb Carolyn Wells Susan Whitlow Linda Wilkerson Doug Williams Eleanor Willis Carolyn Wilson Diane Wilson Marty Winchell] Bobby Wolfe Charlie Wolfe Hal Overbay Danny Owens Juniors put their whole spirit into the Kingsport pep session. 117 118 CLASS RINGS Shortly before the Christmas holidays, our anxiously awaited class rings arrived. In one short day we became a true part of Tennessee High School and her tradition. Although the ring itself has great symbolic value, the specific parts each hold a meaning of their own. The school, chosen for his- torical and sentimental reasons, reminds us of fond and _ cherished school days. The size and ruggedness of the ring are to depict our strength and growth both physically and mentally. Our identification encircles the stone in a final touch of beauty and richness of charac- ter. The shield represents the honor of the school, an outward sym- bol of the high ideals that our Alma Mater holds for cach of us. The axes represent the constant willingness that must be part of every stu- dent to see that the honor of the shield is kept forever. JUNTOR COURT KING- RUSS RICHARDS fF QUEEN-JUDY RUTHERFOR Front Row: Jane Alderson, Judy Rutherford, Russ Richards, Nick Graybeal. Back Row: Brantley Oxford, Cathy Massengill, Stan- ley Arnold, Susan Tissot, Sandy Beckham, Randy Outland, Pen-ny Texter, Marty Winchell. Gentleman-in-Waiting Nick Graybeal 120 Lady-in-Waiting Jane Alderson Sandy Beckham and Randy Outland Susan Tissot and Stanley Arnold 121 Susan Hughlett gives a talk during the Junior chapel pro- gram. JUNIOR Debbie Henniger, Amy Bowie, Linda Shoun, Pam Lawrence, and Ruth Clark are all decked out for dress up day. Rocky Martin appears intelligent on Junior teaching day. 22 PLAY CAST, Front Row: B. Gose, B. Rogers, R. Martin, T. Wagner, D. Barker, P. Anderson. Second Row: T. Jones, J. Buchanan, F. Walling, L. Talbert, R. Richards, L. Frances. Third Row: P. Felty, J. Robinson, P. Peters, R. ae G. Hoebeke, S. Street. Fourth Row: J. Leslie, P. Texter, L. Shoun, S. Beckham, P. Lawrence, A. Bowie, T. An- erson. WEEK Axe-Bearers Tommy Belcher and Richard Brown and Shield Bearers Pat Stephenson and Susan Hughlett display part of our tradition. 123 JUNIORS Nick Graybeal and Tommy Makres seem a bit confused. Brantley Oxford stocks the band room. Juniors gain momentum at an out-door pep session. 124 BEING ‘THEMSELVES Jim Buchanan and Eddie Long usher at the V-T game. Happy Birthday Penny! “Doc” Maples collects toll from Beth Boyd. 125 126 inne 4 eee! SOPHOMORE OFFICER | Seated—Becky. Carter, ‘Secretary; , Carol Christian, ice-President; Meg MacLeod, Treasurer. Standing— Phil Abercrombie Cheryl Allison Eddie Allison Billy Alston Sammy Anderson Anne Bailey Lz] qd Berkley Baker Mike Baker Martha Ball Eddie Barnes Karen Barnette James Barr Kay Barrett Darlene Basford Mark Bays Bill Beeler Bill Beeler gives a campaign speech for Su- san Hoebeke during class elections. Ray Bibee Sharon Blevins Susan Boling Robert Booher Clyde Bordwine Dwight Bowman Pam Bowman Chuck Bradley David Bray Pat Brewer Eddie Bricker Harold Bridgeman Peggy Bridgeman Betty Brinkley— Susan Brooks Jerry Brown Jimmy Brown Unis Brown Bill Bundy Rosalle Burkett Marie Byington Denny Campbell Patty Carrier Alma Carter Becky Carter SANE § TY sves HAS GEEN NICE KNOWING you AND GorNe To SCHOOL WITH YOO, STAY Core ¥ SWEET LITRE You ARC. IMA Y GOO BicOS YoU ANO Be D wt you ALLWAYS. Q Love? Kes ves@ Den ASS Tom Day ‘‘captures’’ a fellow band member. Steve Cass David Cassell Stanley Chapman Carol Christian Cheryl Clark Johnny Collins Randy Combs Tad Cowan James Crabtree 128 Lee Crabtree Ellen Credle Ronnie Crockett Donny Cross Jerry Crosswhite Kathy Daniel La Tommy Davenport Diane Davenport Janie Davidson Dean Davis Jean Davis Molly Davis Nancy Davis Tom Day Mark DeFriece Marilyn Johnson draws a microscopic view of a tiny animal for biology. Tim Delaney Cathy DiNicolangelo Kathy Dunham Jimmy Edwards Marsha Erwin Esther Feathers Kathy Feathers Tom Felty Pat Felty Sally Flannigan James Foran Kenneth Foster Cecil Frankljn Ronnie Frazier Dewey Fuller Sandra Garrett Joe Garten Janice Geiger Martin Geiger Susan Geiger Betsy Gillenwater SOPHOMORES TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN ALL ACTIVITIES Mr. Boretsky congratulates Kathy Henard who was chosen as V-T queen by the student body. Ellen Gillenwater Valerie Glispie Cheryl Glover 4 Raymond Glover Early Gollehorn Cathy Grace Vance Graham John Green 130 Buddy Greene Larry Greenwall Vic Gr ider David Guffey Dianne Hagey Teresa Hagy Lynn Hall Hugh Harr Mike Harrington Sandi Harrington Jane Hart Don Harting Sophomore boys extend more V-T spirit. Becky Hartsock Betty Hartsock Debbie Hatcher Paul Hayes Ronnie Heaton Kathy Henard Kenny Henard Jimmy Henley 131 Linda Henson Linda Hickman Kenneth Hicks Phoebie Hicks Mike Hidalgo Bonnie Hill Mike Jones and Jasper Young examine a slide in Mr. Burk’s biology class. Susan Hoebeke Jim Holden Danny Holt Charles Horning Bobby Howard Barbara Howell Sammy Huffman Roy Hull Claudia Hunnigan Brenda Hurley Jim ‘Hurt Jimmy Ingle Fred Jackson Gregory Jamison John Jesse Phyllis Jessee Jim Johnson Linda Johnson 132 Marilyn Johnson Albert Jones Jimmy Jones Peggy Jones Bertha McCurdy gives special music for Mrs. Beverly’s chap- el program. Mike Jones Sandra Jones SOPHS SEEK KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE NY = lle : Susan Kassam Mike Kegley John Kestner Vicki Kilgore Ronny Kimberlin Donna King Karen King Kenneth King Chuck Kirk Beverly Kiser Judy Kyle Sharon Lamie Mary Large Kathy Lee Steve Legg Brenda Leonard David Leonard Steve Leonard 133 Farrel Levi Ruth Lizanby Billy Logan Pat Long Beverly Louis Carol Lowe Tommy Lowe Meg McLeod Frank Marcy Marsha Mackris Bill Mauney Carol McCary Karen Barnette sits for her school picture. 134 Susan McCormick Bertha McCurdy Bruce McKee Ben McKenzie Jane McKenzie Tommy McNew Sandy McReynolds Connie Meade David Merritt Carolyn Miles Emma Millard Judy Miller Patricia Monroe Pat Moore Powell Moore Suzanne Moore Michael Morton Susan Morton David Moyers Linda Mullins Dick Nelson Brenda Nickels Sherry O'Dell Jerry O'Neal fie Paula Odum Robert Pacholski Elaine Walls and Jeannie Worley take a breather during a rough day. 135 Julia Peoples Charles Peters Kathy Phillips Thomas Phillips Becky Phipps Carol Phipps Ronnie Phipps Gary Pierce Charles Powell Ilene Powers N. D. Presley Jim Preston Linda Rainey James Rector Jackie Reed For a sophomore activity period program, Miss Joann Feazell gives a talk using slides on France. Jim Reid Keith Reinhardt Harvey Riner Rickey Roberts Jean Robinette Phyllis Rock Shirley Rogers Jerry Russell Dave Rutherford Lynne Saffer Sarah Salyer Debra Saul Billie Sawyers Larry Shaffer Cathy Shankel Donna Shepherd Cindy Shinn Debbie Shumaker Linda Skeens Carol Smith Danny Smith Jimmy Edwards concentrates on mechanical drawing. Sandra Smith Terry Smith Wayne Smith Margo Snapp Dave Snyder Judy South Doug Smith Earl Smith Gay Smith Ricky Smith , i _ Gary Smith Lee Smith Jimmy Smith 137 138 Vic Stidham Nancy Stitt Linda Stivers Betty Swift Walter Tackett Parker Thomas Martha Thomas Suzanne Thompson Susan Hoebeke gets “caught in the act” of repairing a day’s damage. Allen Thornburg Hank Thurmond Allan Tilley Cathy Trainham Karen Vance Gordon Vance Melvin Vannoy Debbie Vaugn Bobby Venable Elaine Walls Charles Wampler Linda Weddington Kathy Whitaker Adrian White Garland White Peggy White Pat Whitten Richard Wilfred Meg MacLeod proves study hall is a place for hard work. Susan Wilfred Steve Wilkinson Charlotte Williamson Billy Wilson Tom Wilson Vicki Winchell Barbara Wine Larry Wolfe Kathy Woodard Jennie Lou Woods Sarah Jane Woods- Jeannie Worley” Lorenzo Wyatt Jasper Young Lee Smith makes an appearance as drummer of the dance band for an activity period program. The library offers a place for reading and concentration??! CLASS The first days of school, warm and summer-like, offer fun for all but promise hard work later in the year. Henry Musick and Susan Morton were members of an entire group of sophomores who assisted in packing boxes to be shipped to Viet Nam. 140 Band requires much practice as Ronnie Kimberlin knows. OF 1968 Excitement reigned high as Eddie Bricker accepted the of- fice of president of the class of 1968. Lunchtime offers Judy Kyle a much-needed break during one of ‘‘those’’ days. The sophomore class showed good spirit during both football and basketball seasons. 14] ted—Charles Burroughs, ; g—Fred Deere, Treasure a Brenda Abbott Vickie Abercrombie Tommy Absten Martha Addison Jackie Akers Tommy Alexander Linda Allen Melissa Allen Roy Allison Anita Amburgey Edith Anderson Lynn Anderson Linda Ashby Thomas Ashley Claudia Ault Jane Bailey Howard Baird Daniel Barker James Baker Joyce Ball David Barbe Vernon Barker Cathy Baskerville Kenneth Baumgardnar Sherry Beckner Linda Bentley Gail Beverly Dotty Biggs Charles Blair Joe Boggs Eddie Booher Randy Booher Martha Bouton John Boynton Gary Brewer Linda Brown 143 Sandra Bryant Beth Buchanan Teresa Buchanon Gary Burdge Beth Burns Charles Burroughs William Burroughs Brown Caldwell Marilyn Calhoun Ronnie Callahan Judy Campbell Robert Canada FRESHMEN SHOW Cathy Cannon g a ; Danny . Carrier ined OF i Se Mike Carrier Judy Carroll Chris Keller participates in V-T car parade. | =% ‘ Betty Mumpower, Sandra Loving, Sandra Bryant, Patsy McCall, Y show enthusiasm at pep session. 144 Bonnie Carter Linda Casteel Christine Castle James Collins Deborah Conner Cheryl Cook Rena Counts Kenneth Cowan Howard Cox Tommy Crawford Glen Culbertson Robert Culbertson David Culp Gail Cunningham Mike Davenport Maureen Davidson Freshmen enjoy a laugh during the V-T pep session. That's Our Freshman Battle Cry Beth Burns and Christine Castle help decorate Miss M. Miller’s room for V-T week. 145 Fred Deere Mary Ann Deter Meredith DeVault La Verne Dillard Bonnie Dickson Larry Dickson Robert Dixon Steve Dixon Danny Dorton Balke Van Hoy seems anxious to answer a sci- ence question. Linda Myers looks on. Dierdre Dougherty Kathleen Doyle Robert Duff Susan Elmore Joan Epperson Sara Fanning SIXTY- NINERS Diana Farris Donna Feathers Linda Felty Randall Fields Brenda Fitch Jerry Fleenor Judy Foran Gale Ford 146 Jimmy Forgey Gilmer Franklin Carolyn Garrison Betty Gentry Jerty Gentry Stephen Gentry Terry Gibson Jackie Giles Terry Goins Linda Graham Gary Graybeal Dottie Green Terry Hale Doug Hardwick Sandra Harkleroad Peg Harkrader Larry Harley Jack Harr Stephen Harr Brenda Harris Phil Harris Diane Harrison Mr. Bingham reveiws the 4th period science class for a test. Bobby Heaton Lloyd Heaton Doug Heninger Sharon Henson Jerry Hess Betty Hickam Michael Hickie Lynn Hillyar Coleman Hockett Frank Hodge James Hoffert Morris Hoover Claud Hoskins Randy Hoskins Gary Howell Beth Hughes Beth Hunnigan Tommy Hyde ESHMEN Sen COME IN Debby ‘ Jackson Greg Johnson James H. Johnson Carol Jones Robert Jones Susan Jones Richard Keen Chris Keller Allen White towers over Morris Hoover. 148 Rachael King Linda Kirby Margaret Kirkman Larry Kirksey Van Kiser Scotty Lambert Sally Latham Bobby Leonard Dennis Leonard Wayne Link Tommy Liverman Doug Love Tim Love Donna Loving Sandra Loving Mike Mahaffey Gaty Malcolm Cathy Martin David Massengill Harry Massey Lynn Mathison David Maxfield Patsy : } McCall : William McCracken Darrel McCray Susan McCorbin Marilyn McKee Sandra Smith and Susan Elmore Jean McKenzie Fred McCall Steve McRae Tommy Meegar Carolyn Meredith Steve Messerole Diane Milhorn Larry Millard Gary Miller 4 Af. John Todd campaigns for President of Freshman Class. FRESHMEN WAGE A fa 4 Linda : Miller Linda L. Miller Mike Minor Ruth Moody Barbara Moore Cathy Moore Janice Moore Joyce Moore Randy Morelock Duffy Morgan Diane Morrell Tiny Morton Bobby Mottern Betty Moyers Larry Mullins Betty Mumpower Cam Mumpower Doris Mumpower 150 Linda Myers Henry Neal Larry Neal Don Nidiffer Sheila Nockolls Billy Jean Odum Dennis O'Neil David Owen Tommy Paluzzi Larry Kirksey displays his many campaign signs. LL-OUT CAMPAIGNS Steve Aes gre: Penley : Carl Purdue Ann Perrin Nancy Phipps Patty Pierce Dennis Pollard Jacky Poore George Porter David Powell Charles Powers John Pratt Larry Price David Puckett Larry Puckett Joe Ragan Deborah Range Jerry Rector Jan Reynolds 151 Terry Rhymer Brooks Richards Brown Caldwell studies latest band music. FRESHMEN AD Frank Robinette Hubert Rosenbaum Augusta Rotenberry Steve Rowell Donald Rousten Jaque Russell Larry Russell Andy Rutherford Josie Sanders Pam Sanders Fred Semones David Sharpe Becky Sheffield Beverly Shelley Patricia Shelley Shelley Simons Melinda Skaggs Clyde Skeens Sharon Skeens Tommy Slagle Cynthia Smelser Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Walter Smith Cindy Steinway Ricky Billy Jean Odum and Nancy Phipps make use of library mater- Stewart ial. APT QUICKLY Missy Stone Dorothy Story Diane Swain Celia Swiney Sheila Tabor Ben Tackett Billy Taylor Bobby Taylor Chris Thomas Gail Thomas Ronald Thompson Bill Tiller John Todd Penny Treadwell Alex Turner Buzzy Vance Jerry Vance Mike Vance Roger Van Gelder Blake Wallace Steve Wallace 153 Rebecca Wampler Ruth Warden Mary Washington Linda Watson Richard Watson Phyllis Webb Allen White Darla White Netta White Richard Whitlow Diane Whittaker Whittaker Vickie Whittamore Rosemary Whitten Vickie Whitten Brooks Richards gossips with Linda Felty. i] ‘ ' 2 : 3 : ed MM osrcoii 154 Mitchell Mumpower Elma Snead Patty W horton Jenelle Widner Steve W ilhoit David Williams Richard Williams Christopher Wilson David Winship Betty Jo 77° 1X Billie Ann W ix Nancy W oodlief Larry Woods Steve Woods Gary Worley Barbara Wyatt Roger Van Gelder is watching the di- rector, but Eddie Booher seems dis- tracted. 155 NEW SCHOOL FREEDOMS AND CLASS OF ’69 Feeling small and unimportant, awed by dis- dainful looks from the upperclassmen, and com- pletely lost, we entered. Tennessee High as Fresh- men. Much to our surprise we were accepted by the Seniors and given a chance to become a gen- uine part of the student body. We willingly en- deavored to uphold the rules of the school, aware of the new freedom and self-government that they presented us. DMisiche lr ae eg ea In addition to the satisfaction and newness in the best of condition. ; of high school we knew that now we would have to make our own decisions. But along with these personal improvements we dreaded the projects, term papers, and semes- ; : . Vd Freshmen show reverence during Alma Mater. Nancy Phipps and Ann Perrin talk with the man from NASA after assembly program. 156 OFFERS NEW NEW PROBLEMS ter exams. And, just as we had been told, they were almost more than we could take. het With great enthusiasm and anticipation we awaited the arrival of V-T week and participated whole-heartedly in the Twitp Week activities. It was an inspiration for us freshmen to see the un- dying loyalty the student body displayed and the encouragement each individual offered. Ben Tackett delivers Band Calendar during Christmas holidays. It is somewhat with sadness that we pass our freshman year wall its memories. But we know that the best years of our education are yet to -come and that we have only one more year until we, too, are upperclassmen. CW Doug Hardwick wraps a Christmas gift. Q Gathered around the refreshment table at the Christmas dance are Mitch- ell Mumpower, Linda Myers, Mrs. Frank Spaulding, Mrs. David Massen- gill, Martha Bouton, Allen White, Larry Kirksey, Patty Pierce, and Mrs. Nathan Hall. 157 wr Sth ae 158 Pie nto | ee | alia al i a a rT rT iif ae = = = 3 Ss cS Ome Mt Se S U 159 160 Kathy Stone, Business Manager Mr. Sam Smalling, Sponsor The tremendous task of publishing the yeatbook was accomplished capably by this year's CADMEA sstaff. Advertisements were sold and sales started in the early fall. With Mr. Smalling as sponsor and Ellen Hardwick as ed- itor, the members of the Cadmus Club put out a CADMEA that Tennessee High students and faculty can enjoy and appreciate. , a | Sophomores: Seated—Betty Brinkley, Meg MacLeod, Bétty Swift) Stand- ing—Kay Barrett, James Barr. CADMUS CLUB Ellen Hardwick Editor-in-Chief Seniors—Seated: Kay Bentley, Diane Palisano. Standing: Kathy Stone, Phil Kistner. Cadmus Club at meeting, discuss plans for 1966 Poa ( Juniors—Seated: Janet Robinson, Jo Marie Leslie, Jo Ann Sieber, Rebecca Nidiffer. Standing: Billy Booher, Richard Hilton, Russ Richards, Frank McVeigh, Jim Buchanan. 161 MAROON AND : WHITE Linda Wolfe Editor-in-Chief Feature page—Seated: Natalie Daniel, Editor. Standing: Betty Dalton, Beverly Leonard, Dana Briscoe, Vickie Kilgore. Linda Couchman Business Manager The Maroon and White Club publishes our school newspaper once every month. Sponsored by Miss Knisley, the members write articles, lay out pag- es, sell advertisements, and pro- Sports page: Jimmy Countiss, Larry Kirksey, Nick Graybeal, Editor, Jerry Woods, Photographer. 162 ESTABLISHED 1915 Published by the MAROON AND WHITE STAFF of Bristol Tennessee High School Reporters—Seated: Vincent Tiller. Standing: Susan Hoebeke, Marilyn Johnson, Tommy Makres, News Editor. TL “ial Editorial page—Seated: Kathy Daniel, Kathy DiNicol- angelo, Ronnie Thompson. Standing, Marcia Minnich, Glen Morrell, Editor. vide football programs for all of the home games. The individuals learn more of the business as well as the writing aspects of journalism. Linda Wolfe, Tommy Makres, Natalie Daniel and Glen Morrell dis- cuss the next Maroon and White. 163 VIKING Sheilagh Hickie Editor-in-Chief Ellen Credle, Assist. Lit. Editor, Nancy Dampier, Business Manager, Bob Benning, Literary Editor, and Susan Ferency, Managing Editor Literary—Mack Richardson, Pam Clark, Gretchen Alexan- der, Ginnie Lou Woods. The Viking Voices is the Tennessee High lit- erary and art magazine which gives to many the opportunity to express their creative ability in oems, essays, short stories, and artistic works. } V ? Literary—Kathy Doyle, Sandra Harrington, Deidre Doug- herty, Emma Lou Millard. 164 VOICES Mr. Odom, Sponsor Art—Patsy McCall, Russ Benning, Ruth Warden, Patty Bul- lock. Nancy Grindstaff, Jimmy Reid, Cathy Buckles, Penny Tex- ter. The staff, under the guidance of Mr. Odum, learns the fundamental procedures of publishing a magazine and gains the ability to evaluate their efforts. The staff dedi- cated themselves to the publication of two issues this year. Tommy Smith, Art Editor, Shirley Streer, Asst. Art. Ed., Kathy Massengill, Art. 165 Front row: Richards, Stoots, Minnick, Jessee, Oxford;Second Row: Buchanon Legg, Smith, Whitaker, Snyder, Presley; Third Row: Long, Thurmond, Garten, Rogers, Staton, Mauney, Brown; Back Row, Taylor, Large, Hens- ley, Thomas, Butcher, Royston, Cook, Moore. Stoots Jessee Minnick Whitaker Taylor Moore Oxford Richards Cook Staton Rogers Hensley 166 OBJECTIVES TO DEVELOP initiative and leadership TO PROVIDE experience in living and working to- gether TO SERVE the school and community TO COOPERATE with others TO PREPARE for useful citizenship TO ACCEPT AND PROMOTE the following ideals: To give primarily to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life; To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships; To promote the adoption and application of high- er standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contacts; To develop, by precept and example, a more intel- ligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship; To provide a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render unselfish service, and to build better communities; To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which makes possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and good will. Thomas Brown Large Butcher Royston Long Officers, Front Row: Richards, Treas.; Stoots, Pres.; Minnick, Sweetheart; Oxford, Sec.; Second Row: Whitaker, Chaplain; Cook, Sgt.-at-Arms; Jessee, Vice Pres. 167 Buchanon Thurmond Legg Smith Brantley Oxford enjoys selling a V-T mum to Tom Makris. V-T victory flag. Presley Mauney Garten Snyder 168 Officers, Front Row: Pitts, Pres.; Rodefer, Sweetheart; Thomas, Sec.; Back Row: Hunnigan, Chap.; Hughes, Parlia.; Carrier, Treas. The Boys’ Hi-Y, in its third year at T.H.S., is doing a fine job in supporting our school. With their many projects they have proved themselves a highly useful or- ganization. Seated: Carrier, Rodefer, Pitts; Second Row: Jones, Trixe, McKenzie, Bakar, Wilkenson, Langdon, Camper; Third Row: Jackson, Thomas, Moore, Everhart, Horne, Harding, Roca, Hawk; Back Row: J. O'Dell, T. O'Dell, Martin, Hughes, Hunnigan, Shaelbedeen, Page. 169 PETERS? Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Miss Faust Amelia Morison Jo Leslie Nancy Fleming Linda Wolfe Chaplain Jr. Sgt.-at-Arms Soph. Sgt-at-Arms Sr. Director Carol Hayes Penny Texter Meg Macleod Ida Robinson ANCHOR CLUB Seniors, Front Row: McNew, Tayloe, Alexander, Couchman, Leonard, Briscoe, Deckard, Daniel, Pair; Second Row: King, Blackford, Wolford, Ferency, Barnes, Jessee, Smith, Hagy, Carrier; Third Row: Morison, Hicks, Stone, Hayes, Morison, Henry, Hardwick, Wolfe, Hickie, Bourne; Back Row: Williamson, Grindstaff, Palisano, Tickle, Hill, Carrier, Phipps, Hayes, Brad- v ae : Bees 2 = Vat ley, Robinson. 170 ‘pas @ ae Juniors: Front Row: Rogers, Leslie, Burns, Sieber, Felty, Hughlett, Emmert, Henniger. Second Row: Alderson, Horne, Massen- gill Shoun, Harr, Wilson, Anderson, Murphey. Back Row: Texter, Street, Hoebeke, Devalt, Kloss, Clark, Lawrence, Peters, King. The Anchor Club’s objectives are to take part in school and civic projects and to promote good relation- ships in the community. They sell candy, have bake sales, Thanksgiving basket, a Santa Pal, and lead the pledge to the flag before each chapel program. rn Q IVA ih Jr. Director ) { fak ie Wt Soph. Director Gail Hoebeke “(b7 Debbie Shumaker f i Sophs: Front Row: Hill, Danis{ Robineve johnson. Macleod, Woods, Hart, Carter, Second Row: Salyer, Barrett, Shumaker, Hoebeke, Jones, Saffer, Kilgofe, Watts Back Row: Credle, Mc Kenzie, Harrison, Bailey, Geiger, Winchell, Chinn. 171 Tiller Shinn Smith Kloss Rogers Spaulding Rhea Cathy Barnes Anderson Fuller Mauney JR. CIVITAN CLUB The Jr. Civitan Club, sponsored by Mr. Arwood and affiliated with the Civitan Club of Bristol, is a service club which teaches its members responsibility good relationships, and good citizenship. They sponsor dances and projects, promote community welfare, and stimulate school spirit. Front Row: Horning, Massengill, Fuller, Rhea, Kuhnert, Thompson. Pippen; Second Row: Crawford, Barker, Rogers, Mauney, Smith, Tiller, Kloss; Third Row: Shinn, Spaulding, Wolf, Arrants, Harrison, Hilton, Kistner; Back Row: Tiller, Cathy, Lowe, Anderson, Countiss, Foulk. 72 Officers, Front Row: Tiller—Pres.; Rhea—Sweetheart; Shinn—Vice Pres. The voting is lively for V-T Queen. Second Row: Rodgers—Sgt-at-Arms, Smith—Sec., Spaulding—Chap., Kloss— Treas. Harrison Foulk Lowe Kistner Pippin Countiss Kuhnert Arrants Barker Wolfe Hilton Massengill Horning Tiller Crawford Thompson 173 Front Row: Reedy, Clark, Bays, Rogers, Smith, Godsey; Second Row: Owen, Brinkley, Wyatt, Webb, Slagle, Hogans, Lee; Back Row: Deal, Faidley, Fleming, Anderson, McCray, Mathesius, Lowry, Myers, Dampier. WEAR INS: Officers; Front Row: Dinickolangelo, Musick, Godsey, Greyson; Back Row: Boyd, Mathesius, Thomas, Lowry, Keller. 174 Front Row: Tissot, Shoun, Rogers, Bell, Musick, Stevenson, Robinette, Boling, Olson; Second Row: Boyd, Trivette, Dalton, Leonard, Stumbough, Oliver, O'Dell, Morton, Gillenwater, Robinson, Grayson; Back Row: Tickle, Broome, Price, Mitchell, Rhea, Duncan, Wilson, McCary, Lacey, Davis, Moore, Bowey. The goals of the girls in the Y-Teens at Tennessee High are: (a) to grow as a person, (b) to grow in the knowledge of love and God, (c) and to build a fellowship of wo- men and girls. Their activities are an assembly pro- gram for the school; Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter projects; selling of Christ- mas cakes and candy; promote school spirit; and send representatives to the Kentucky- Tennessee Y-Teen Leadership Conference. Billie Jean Odum holds a streamer as other Y-Teens help decorate the cafeteria. 175 Y-Teens vs. Anchor Club football excitement. Three Viking band members, Lee Smith, Joe Kloss and Randy Spaulding, provide pep sound for Anchor vs. Y-Teens foot- ball game. Front Row: Stivers, Johnston, Bridgeman, Miller, Large, Hagy, Gillenwater, Rock, Boling, Grace; Second Row: Davis, Barr, O'Dell, Davenport, Morrison, Phipps, Shankel, Lisanby, Dinicolangelo, Moore; Back Row: Brooks, Carter, Brinkley, Wilfred, Morton, King, McCary, Nelson, Worley, Hicks, Weddington, Hagy. 176 Front row: Bullock, Warden, Whitten, Brown, Bryant, Davidson, Beverly, Wilson, Greene, Smeltzer, Dougherty, Amburgy, Mumpower, Jones, Phipps, Webb, Pierce. Second row: Henson, Russell, Bentley, Nuckolls, Wyatt, Beckner, (Treadwell, Kel- ler, Burns, McCall, Loving, Odum, Perrin, King, Farris, Elmore, Abercrombie, Range. Back row: McKenzie,CAdisson, Kirby, Allen, Ball, Arnold, Miller, Bouton, Silmans, Reynolds, Hillyer, Fanning, Mumpower, Harkleroad, can Stein ay, Wyatt. Be A ; SS ) G Beth Grayson is surprised while decorating caf- eteria. Jeannie Worley helps to erect “tree” in cafeteria. 177 Officers, front row: Thomas, V. Pres.; Grayson, Sweetheart; Makres, Pres.; Keller, Chaplain. Back row: Rutherford, Treas.; Parker, Sgt.-at-Arms; Meek, Secretary; Gillespie. INTERACT CLUB Makres Meek Grayson Parker B. Rutherford Keller Beverly Rose Gibson Gillespie Burnette 178 Winchell Williams McReynolds Walling Boling Richardson Booher Beeler Graybeal Bricker D. Rutherford Jones The Interact Club, affiliated with Rotary International, promotes school spir- it, increases school unity, and is helping to build a better Tennessee High School. With their Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, candy sales, and other projects, they will secure needed items for the school. Front row: Thomas, Grayson, Makres, Meek. Second row: Mr. Trosper, Rose, McReynolds, Beel- er, Bricker, Burnette, Booher, Walling. Third row: Graybeal, Richardson, Beverly, Rutherford, Gillespie, Rutherford, Gibson. Back row: Williams, Winchell, Keller, Boling, Parker, Jone s. 1.9 Seniors, front row: Senter, Skeens, Duke, Bunn, Matney, Carrier, Carr. Second row: Newmen, Mayley, Henderson, Mrs. Dibble, sponsor, Mr. Galloway, sponsor, Burkett, Irwin, Allen, Nunley. Third row: Dixon, Turner, Whorton, Davis, Swift, Mitchell, Mabry, Fleming, Fleming, Guy. Back row: Mitchell, Hawkins, Cinamon, Harkleroad, Hampton, Bailey, Lewis, O’Dell, Story. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club of Tennessee High School, sponsored by Mr. Galloway and Mrs. Dibble, strives to promote leadership by upholding the name of Christ and by the influence of Christian living. The club produces two chapel programs and offers special music for others during the year. Their large membership indicates the Christian feeling in Tennessee High School. Quintet: Swift, Ladd, Swift, Fleming, Fleming. Officers: First row, Rhymyer, Turner, Mabry, Carrier. Second row: Story, Hampton, Lewis, Harkleroad, O'Dell. 180 Juniors, front row: Toon, Bolling, Settle, Markwalter, Culbertson, Moore. Second row: Smith, Hall, Burns, Heat- on, Bowery, Mullins. Back row: Turner, Hughes, Newman, Felty, Endress, Liverman, Day. Sophomores, front row: Burkett, Basford, Hartsock, Hartsock, Woods, O’Dell, Jessee, Monroe, Second row: Gil- lespie, Miles, Thompson, Skeen, Hicks, Ford, Hassem, Dunham, Carrier. Back row: Gollehorn, Phillips, Barr, Bray, Delaney, Crosswhite, Swift. Freshmen, first row: Castill, Shelley, Wampler, Harkleroad, Fritz, Brown, Rotenberry, Gentry. Second row: Anderson, Snel- ley, Hughs, Frazier, Sanders, Connor, Moore, Felty. Back row: Bailey, Whorton, Skeens, Vance, Ashby, Fitch. 181 182 Officers: Richard Post, Sgt.-at-Arms; Tom Love, Sec.- Treas.; Randy Broyles, Chaplain; Jack Hyder, Pres.; John SCIENCE CLUB Cowan, V. Pres. The objectives sor, the Beta (Chi Phi include to increase their knowl- edge of science, to learn to perfect their skills in science, to give service in their community and nation, to un- derstand the importance of science in our lives, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. The club tries to keep up with cur- rent science news, reveiw new science books and films, and to have discus- sions, demonstrations, and workshops on science, Billy Arnold and Bob Mazzell work hard in chemistry lab. Frank McVeigh, Larry Kuhnert, and Jim Buchanon help in Mr. Maples’ stockroom. Mr. Maples, sponsor el se Oise ea ell McCarty, Benning, Fuller, Steinway, Belew. 183 Van Gelder, Royston, Hickie, Blevins, Anderson. Harding, Smith, Thompson, Crockett. 184 Front row: Emmert, Shoun, Sheffield, Smith, Glover, Swaim. Back row: Phillips, Tranham, O’Dell, Stitt, Wright, Swift, Worley, Kennedy. LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council is a school service organization. They help the school li- brary to function smoothly and efficiently by helping the librarian in all the various routines involved in giving library service and to promote the use of the library by the faculty and students. z Ce = yey ew Officers: Stitt, Pres.; O’Dell, V. Pres.; Wright, Sec.-Treas.; Tranham, S gt.-at-Arms; Phillips, Historian. 185 Soy Officers, seated: Smith, Poston. Back row: Barr, Richards, Rhymer, Shepard. he Bee The Future Business Leaders of America help the faculty, aid the needy, visit orphans, and strive to understand better the world of business. Front row: Woodliff, Shepard, Sheffield, Barr, Moyers, Smith, Deer, Phipps, Thomas. Second row: Hart, Posten, River, Ri- ley, Owens, Franklin, Ogle, Odum, Shepard. Third row: Carrier, Richards, Rhymer, Baker, Ross, Geiger, Dickson, Fleenor, Barlow. 186 Br Front row: Phipps, Ramsy, Reedy, Stacy, Johnson, Worley.Second row: Nicles, Johnson, Story, Jones, Eller, Wright. Third row: Mumpower, Robinson, Webb, Phillips, Vaughan. Fie dP eas The Revely Owen Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is of invaluable service to the school and community. The members seek to learn more about the teaching profession and also serve the administrative staff by collecting absentee slips and delivering notes to teachers and students. Officers: Seated: Reedy, Stacey. Standing: Phipps, Robinson, Johnson, Ramsey, Mumpower, Wor- ley. 187 Celestial 1 First row: Leab, Wilkerson, Weaver, Mrs. McLaney, Sponsor, Whitlow, Buckles, Harris. Second row: C. Powell, Hicks, Ble- vins, Webb, Fox, Brown, Sproles, D. Powell. Third row: Booher, Davis, Benning, Murrell, Butler, King, Ragan. Fourth row Bays, Samison, Ashley, Day, Vanhoy, Pollard. CHECKMATE CLUB This new club, now in its second year at Tennessee High, attempts to develop sportsmanship among its members, stimulate their minds, and provide a hobby through the study of the game of chess. They are also. active in area chess tourna- ments. sini maine © Fate Paul Hicks and Tom Day “Checkmate???” Officers: Seated, Paul Hicks, Pres.; Gary Samison, V. Pres. Standing: Mickey Davis, Sgt.-at-Arms; Bob Benning, Sec.; Bill Booher, Treas. 188 Front row: Todd, Deere, Rutherford, Rowell, Simerly, Turner, Harr, Mazzell. Second row: White, Hicks, Fleming, Miles, Smith, Walls, Hagy, McRae, Davis, Amburgy. Back row: Elmore, Anderson, Hughes, Wilkerson, Alder, Story, Robinson, Carrier, Williamson, Bradley, Richards, Jones, Buchanon, Boyd. JR. RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, after com- pleting a membership drive in the fall, helped to promote U. S. Defense Stamps and Bonds. In addition to sending friendship boxes to children in Viet Nam, the Junior Red Cross gives aid to many other needy causes. Ben Officers, Front: Bricker, Robertson, Hill. Back: O’Dell, Lewis, Bradley. 189 Front: Jessee, Palisano, Swift, Wolford. Back: Devault, Senter, Rhea, Texter, Benning, Jones. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The main purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to give the American student an understanding of the French civilization and culture, and France’s great contribu- tion to the modern world. Front row: Jessee, Devault, Benning, Senter, Jones, Palisano. Second row: Wolford, Owen, Gar- ten, Rhea, Texter, Robinson, Phipps, King, Ball. Back row: Alexander, Murphy, Morrison, Black- ford, Godsey, Hayes. 190 Front row: Rutherford, Bell, Bowery, Settle, Felty, Devault, Anderson, Massengill, Hamilton. Second row: Cow- an, Dunn, Buchanon, Shelton, Trivette, Sheffield. Back: Goins, Post, Cowan, Benning, Makres. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is comprised of French I students trying to enrich their un- derstanding of the French nation. jae, ET LITT TAL Officers: Richards, Robertson, Harr, Richardson. 19] 192 ett I es Day, Robinette, Lowe, Howard, Hall, Swift, Erwin, Kilgore, Geiger, Barr, Mauney, Presley, Car- rier, Bundy;Fhurmond, Salyer, Bibee, Crockett, DeFriece, Hagy, Wilkinson, White. LA'TIN CLUB Officers{ Jean Robinette, Treas Betty Swift, Chap.; N. D. Presley, High Priest; Hank Fhurmond,Pres;; Vickie Kilgore, Sec.; Ronnie Crockett, V.P., Steve Wilkinson, Prog. Chmn. Shumaker, ;-B--McKinzie; Back Row:) Jones, Cass, Leonard, Cassel, J. McKenzie, Credle, Davis, Hicks, Allison, McVeigh. Kneeling: Kobinette, Crockett, ite Front Row: Baker, Woods, )Powell, Grider, DiNicholangelo, Lisbanby, Kassem, Pei PDE Rw RER ASPERA: “TO THE STARS THROUGH DIFFICULTIES” DHE UNIOR CEASSIGCAL LEAGUE CREED “We, the members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of Classical Civilization in the modern world. We believe an acquaintance with the Civilization of’ Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, languages and arts.” 193 Sophomores, front row: Erwin, O'Dell, Wilson, Lamie, Horning, Daniel, Stivers, MacLeod. Second row: Culbertson, Hagey, Saffer, Marcey, Harrington, Clark,Vance. Back row: Stitt, Rush, Mutter, Foster, Bays, Barker, Davenport, King. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Tennessee High Chapter of the National Junior Classical League provides members with creative, educational, and entertaining activities which broaden the students’ concept of Latin. Members are enabled to see classical culture related to their own in a variety of ways. Front row: Smelser, Glover, Webb, White, Hughes, Odum, Swiney, Rotenberry, Hoover. Second row: Felty, Pierce, Jack- son, Russell, McKenzie, Steinway, Wyatt, Mumpower, Burns, Hoffert. Third row: Moore, King, Bouton, Harris, Calhoun, Boggs, Neal, Puckett, Dixon, Mumpower, Stewart. Back row: Ashley, Anderson, Smith, Ragan, Jones, Burroughs, Love, John- son, Liverman, Nidiffer, Abston, Woods, Baker. 194 Front row: WanGelder, Bovington, Hardwick, Love, Caldwell, Frith, Harkleroad, Gentry, Monroe. Second row: AI- len, Beverly, Millhorn, Foran, Wallace, Casteel, Counts, Fanning, Hillyer, Davidson, Ford. Third row: Simmons, Frazier, Conner, Owens, Harting, Culp, Wampler, Snyder, Lambert, Foran, Harley, Miller, Moyers. Back row: Vance, Harr, Allison, Davenport, Millard, Carrier, Hale, Robinette, Rowell, Pierce, Winship, Davis, Carrier, Hatcher, Wil- liams. The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. It seeks to give young people some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. Officers: Front row: Massengill, Smith, Brewer, Kirksey, Booher. Second row: Thompson, Wor- ley, Mumpower, Smith, Devault, Beeler. Back row: Bailey, Brinkley, Anderson, Trixe. 195 Front row: King, Wright, Leonard, Phipps, Poston, Shepard, Odum. Second row: Pendergrass, Williamson, McRay Hill, Tickle, Bourne, Clark, Lee, Harrison. Third row: Mrs. Wheeler, Ogle, Rhymer, Richards, White, Ramsey. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers: Shepard, Treas.; Leonard, Reporter; Tickle, Sec.; Richards, Pres.; Williamson, Sec.; Iris Lee, Vice Pres. 196 The Home Economics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Wheeler, has as its objective to further each member’s inter- est in Home Economics. They serve others, including Tennessee High well through their service projects. These include tak- ing a Santa Pal and making typewriter covers for the typing room. TENNESSEE HIGH CHORUS The Tennessee High Chorus is a proud and capable musical group. This is a result of many long and hard hours of rehearsal with Mr. Nicar. They have presented programs at many churches and civic clubs in our com- munity. Their activities include a Christmas Concert and an operetta in the spring. Officers, seated: Grayson, Rodefer. Standing: Stoots, Cook. Merle Devault Pianist 197 5 ODI haa I Front row: Deckard, Sieber, Ferency, Couchman. Second row: Story, King, Tissot. Back row: Turner, Broome, Morrison, Carrier, Bradley, Fleming, Murphy. Horne, Swift, Anderson, Bays, Whitlow, VIEMO'S a SAHOO naaE Front row: McReynolds, Haley, Mazzei, Burnette, Royston. Second row: Booher, Langdon, Graybeal, Outland, Barker, Stoots. Back row: Kloss, Lewis, O’Dell, Bandell, Rust. 198 ALONE NONORE LLNS ONE ween : Front row: Story, Arrants, Overbay, Rogers, T. Smith. Second row: Ross, Gose, Blevins, Francis. Back row: Hicks, Simerly, Harison, J. Smith, Flick, Cook. TENORS Ce slosh Front row: Webb, Weaver, Robinette, Worley, Smith, Mullins, Rodefer. Second row: Harr, K. Rogers, P. Rogers, Kennedy, Allen, Campbell, Hicks, Bourne, Henderson. Back row: Tickle, Street, Whorton, Hogans, Grayson, Mabry, Day, Fleming, McCray. 193 MARCHING BAND TENNESSEE HIGH 200 CONCERT BAND VIKING BAND 201 Cornets: Harting, Vance, Tackett, Ross, Smith, Lambert, Booher, Story, Pres- ley, Caldwell, Stitt, Senter, Williams, Tilley, Wolfe. Front row: Rust, Thomas, Bowman, Kirk, Hatcher. Second row: Davis, Kimberlin, Day, Wyatt, Royston, Harr ison. Oxford, DeFriece, Kloss, Bays, Whittlow, Harr, Boggs, Carrier, Cass, Chapman, Wallace. 202 DRUM MAJOR ND MAJORETTES WON FIRST PLACE IN BRISTOL. Drum Major— Larry Bandell Sheffield, Smith, Owens, Woods, Canada, Crawford, Tiller. Phil Kistner Band Manager The Norsemen, T.H.S. Dance Band ’ Onefof the pr}me objectives of the band_is the promotion of music and its ap- ypreciation. Eachylyear it serve’ the school agdyctommunity by insuring good public ‘ relatidns. ee YS wp The Band ddvelops indiwdual esponsibility and a very high moral character among iks mepnber§The band hopes to attain self-discipline among every member of the ofganization. “| Band activities include participation in the Southeastern Band Festival, U.T. ’ (Stat€) Band Festival, Christmas Concert, Clinics and Contests, Spring Concert, playing for football and basketball games and parades, the Band Banquet, and sum- mer band camp. Clarinets, Front row: Baskerville, Hall, Hatcher, Dunham, Allen, Myers, Winchell, Bouton, Hillyer, Addison, Jackson. Back row: Wilhoit; Woods, Kloss, Boynton, Minnerick, Richardson, Horning, Thompson, Brewer, King, Bundy. 204 Front row: Harris, Preston, McVey, Spalding, Hicks. Second row: Geiger, Trivett, Devault, Doan, Booher, Massengill. Officers: Seated: Oxford, Jr. Rep.; Christian, Sopn. Rep. Front row: VanGelder, Stone, Hardwick, Cannon, Dalton. Second row: Wyatt, Frosh Rep. Standing: Myers, Sec., Chap.; Kloss, Fanning, Graham, Lee, Myers. Pres.; Story, V. Pres.; Sentor, Treas. 205 Officers: Doan, Devault, Christian, Devault. The Music Appreciation Club is trying to establish a bet- ter understanding of music in our school and community. Support- ing all musical activities, it seeks to interest and encourage non- participants to listen intelligently. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Front row: Counts, Beverly, Whitamore, Devault, Kennedy, Casteel, Christian, Jackson. Back row: Mumpower, Owen, Can- ada, Minnerick, Devault, Crabtree, Doan, Owen, Erwin, Lambert. 206 The Interact Club sponsored TENNESSEE HIGH CLUBS Mr. Odum directs play in Anchor Vs. Y-Teens football game. 2X this pep sign during V-T Week. Harold Sheffield and Lee Smith help cheerleaders in pep session. 207 Anchor Club girls decorate tree in front hall at Christmas. Gary Pitts reviews business in Hi-Y meeting. CLUBS ARE BUSY IN 1965-66 SCHOOL YEAR Mr. Nicar gives band instruction in precision marching. 208 Danny Ross and Brantley Oxford inspect new horns for band. Anchor Club members cheer their team on in the ‘“Pow- der Puff’? football game. J.C.L. students present program on Latin “Cum Laude’ night. 209 210 ea :y f : y ail CLARK and ALIN DRUGS Earl Rogers and Belinda Barnes put Johnny Cline to work. 1736 Edgemont Ave. 764-4136 212 Nancy Grindstaff admires the lovely silver. Compliments D.B. RYLAND x COMPANY, INC. Jewelers Nick Graybeal gets fitted for shoes. 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RILEY'S REAL SIAR |S 520 State Street Bristol Tennessee Self-Service Drive-In Bluff City Highway—Lavinder Lane Phone 764-1032 Bristol Tennessee 217 218 TROY LAUNDRY COMPANY LAUNDERERS, DRY CLEANERS, FURRIERS, COMPLETE LINEN SERVICE, COLD STORAGE VAULT Go 136 7th Street Yor Bristol Tennessee Phone 764-7164 BENNET Hi . ‘| EDWARDS Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service Ample Parking Joe Camper gets assistance from skillful insurance secre- tary DOAK PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS ENGRAVERS AGENT 804 Anderson St. Bristol, Tennessee Compliments of EE UV KLUKS CLUB oy a Oe De Of Bristol, “Tenn. Compliments of HOUSE OF ROSSOFF Custom Draperies Fabric Fair “First For Fashion Fabrics’’ ( Your Bristol Area Headquarters . For Fine Fabrics and For Knitting Yarns and Accessories Ne —S 30 Moore Street Downtown Bristol, Virginia WEAVER FUNERAL HOME Chapel Facilities 630 Locust St. Bristol, Tenn. Dial: 764-1331 764-8415 220 Sblsily JEWEL BOX BRISTOL, VA.-TENN. Dianrond Steady Date $9.95 50¢ A Week Initial Engraved Free in Shank School RALPH'S STATE ST. PENN. AVE. BRISTOL, TENNESSEE News Magazines Sandwiches Fountain Service Fishing Supplies Ralph S. English V.I. COLLEGE THS alumnae now attending V.IJ. are: Seated—Kitty Martin, Martha Brooks, Claudia Swiney, Cathy Caldwell. Standing: Candy Texter, Linda Odum, Trinka Felty, Joan Cannon, and Chris Graves. BLUFF CITY MILLS For baking at its best, use White Rose Self-Rising Flour and White Rose Self-Rising Corn Meal Mix. P , SuPer LA yt TE ROSE Ny Ellen Hardwick finds baking a pleasure with White Rose Flour. Zon PET MILK a)! DAIRY CO DAIRY PRO mg! = DIVISION o wun Just be sure it’s PET—you bet! PIEDMONT LAUNDRY nu é 309 Piedmont St. Bristol, Va. Meg MacLeod picks up laundry. 669-3332 BELL’S HENNY PENNY 1532 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tenn. A popular place at lunchtime. oe FEDERATED INSURANCE WILLIAM E. “GENE” FELTY ERISEORI Gun ae oee y se wwe 2000) got? Chem Cee oe Jasos Chet Cane, ; ee (en AL ee Dite,, Kip ao prorret Phone: 764-2487 Spe ee) Box 186 _, ee Bal. Vircinia Dg oO ER go a ee ran caty Oot Coors frac of Ur (aches, free yo (olds?! Dy MlOclerin Qas- Sten Insurance Service Business. Home. Car . Life 224 EDMONDS BRO'THERS SUPPLY GOMPANY Serving the Bristol area for many years, Edmonds Brothers has main- tained its high standards of quality and service at a low price. Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee EE bCe KING |MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Pointer Brand Work Clothes and BULLOCK’S DRUG STORE Lee Garden Shopping Center Play Clothes 50 Euclid Avenue Corner Seventh and Shelby St. 669 - 3136 Bristol, Va. Free Delivery Bristol, Tenn. THE TON CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH- CRUMP AGENCY Cedar Valley Dr. Karl Smith Buddy Crump P. O. Box 3188 Bristol Tennessee 12 Bank St. 764 - 4191 225 ol Tad 7 OG popes CCC ROOD EE CK I) GET OUR LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS FREE C M STAMPS Norma Nuckolls helps Russ Richards try on a sharp blazer. REMINE NUCKOLLS 12 - 14 6th Street 764-7451 Bristol, Tenn. TYPEWRITER KEMBLE- SALES SERVICE COCHRAN CO. CO. est. 1907 832 State St. 764 - 3181 Bristol Tennessee Book-sellers, Stationers Engravers, and Office Outfitters Bristol Va.—Tenn. Joan Tickle and Ellen Tayloe try out a new typewriter. 226 Ay BURROUGH’S SHOES .. OY Gy 4 = was sU °C Bey . . C eo Pa ga ‘i Ladies’, Children’s Big Boys’ Shoes _ : ac a fo = aS Zp Vo =; IN oe Qo ro KR o Sas, We For Those Who Like The Finest) eZ a MEEVEE. QR A “Co F Kho ee Ke ae CAMPBELL MOTORS, “INC, Ze O ¢- LZ vo Campbell Pure Truck Center, Inc. = camps agen Inc. ( Se f 7 CGo . “The Finest and Most Complete Truck Service Ce See Te Le in the South” ws, Sear 2 2701 Lee Highway U.S. Hwys. 11, 19, 58 a we ie Pee we Bristol Virginia Kay 24 Hours Service 669-7157 6 Days Week WALLACE OLDSMOBILE 320 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tenn. DAVIS SANDWICH CO. “Always fresh—Always Delicious” Delivered Fresh Daily 764-3922 if no answer call 764-7043 BRISTOL Hank Thurmond takes a look at the beautiful new Toronado. 227 RON'S FORD SALES Ford Falcon T-Bird Mustang Ford Trucks é gsport Highway eS ristol, Tennessee FASHION SHOP 604 State St. Bristol, Tenn. 228 Leslie Countiss tries on a beautiful coat at the fashion shop. Jerry Woods likes the Chrysler at — POTEET and COMPANY “Your Chrysler— Imperial Dealer’ o MALCOLM 's rn MEAT SERVICE Bri Virginia Malcolms Meat Service Wholesale Meats—-Sea Foods — Poultry—- Portion Control- Compliments Of HENLEY GILLESPIE Electrical Contractors BRISTOL, VIRGINIA EDGEMONT TEXACO COMPANY IMCORPORATED Lee Highway and Old Dominion Road Bristol, Wirginia Tune Up, Brakes Mufflers Tail Pipes Bristol Tennessee Phone 764-7832 Robert J. Harr, Owner Danny and Brad Cook try a VW out for size. 229 BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE —open every Friday night till 9:00— Free delivery 150 miles 506 State St. Bristol Janet Robinson examines a lovely bedroom display. FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN CORPORATION 29 Sixth Street Bristol, Tenn. Dr. W.K. Vance, President Paul A. Morrell Telephone : Og Manager 764-2161 Diane Davenport discusses a savings policy. HP King Co. MEL-O-DEE ICE CREAM 230 Bill Rings CLOTHIERS an WAMPLER BROS. CARPET CO. Dial 764-6145 Complete Men’s Wear 1212 W. State St. Bristol Va.-Tenn. Ladies’ Sportswear Complete Carpet Sales Service “Bigelow Karpet Kare Rug Cleaners” PATY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 941-43 State Newton Streets Telephone 669-6121 or 669-5108 Bristol, Va.-Tenn. Buy at Wholesale Prices and Save! Karen Vance inspects a Fuller Bus. FULLER BUS LINES 225 Piedmont Ave. 669-5522 Zo AMEND NETTIE LEE SHOPS Card Party Shop Southside Shopping Center 509-523-527 Bristol State Street Virginia BOB'S DELICATESSEN “Finest Salads and Delicacies in Town” 202 Cedar St. Bristol, Tenn. Sandra Tickel is a smart shopper. PIGGLY-WIGGLY Edgemont Ave. Euclid Ave. Bristol, Tenn. Bristol, Va. 232 BELMONT LANES 24 Brunswick Automatics QEAOOCO Tri-Cities First The Finest “Bowl First Class” Bowl Belmont Lanes Bowl and dine in style... at Belmont Lanes. Weaver Pike 764-5135 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from BRISTOL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE established 1895 Mrs. Mary Ellis Wright, Executive Director SPECIALIZED BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES Stenographic Junior Accounting Secretarial Day and Night Classes Clerical and Receptionist Executive Secretarial IBM Card Punch Training Member of United Business College Association Southeastern Business College Association Tennessee Business College Association National Office Management Association Bristol Chamber of Commerce Certified by Tennessee State Board for Private Business Schools King Building Approved for 81 , Fifth Street Veteran’s Education UnderPublic Laws 550 and 894 Bristol, Tenn. Tennessee and Virginia Rehabilitation Education Telephone— 968-1442 233 Professional Secretarial In addition to providing low cost electricity for general use we are now offering— AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLFED 4 SUBURBAN LIGHTS P provide: SAFETY - CONVENIENCE at LOW COST BRISTOL TENNESSEE ELECTRIC Saito baM Bristol Tennessee Janie Godsey Shirley Faidley are pleased with bargains. ROADSIDE MARKET Bristol ie 6 1817 West State Street Virginia } Ve i h wy) y Ny uw”) 6 dic Uso ON ag Bae ln 1 Compliments of py Y Y ) i} : nN we oy Deen Q y Ry NG eA ) = AP ‘ oy ye een ENTERPRISE-BLACK DIAMOND 234 224 Piedmont Ave. 669-2522 Ben Tad Cowan display talent. DANIEL ARTS and ANTIQUES EASLEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Twin City Federal Building BRISTOL, TENN.—VA. Phone 764-2112 DUNN'S PHARMACY e Beauty Aids e School Supplies e Greeting Cards e Pharmaceutical Needs e Quick, Efficient Service Professional Building 340 Woodlawn Ave. Dial: 764-2185 Carolyn Worley takes a call at— 235 J M WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Savings for you 1620 Commonwealth Ave. Bristol, Virginia Phone: 669-4833 BLOCK OFF STATE ON COMMONWEALTH AVENUE One of J M’s famous dolls bring childhood memories to Linda Wolfe. ALL MERCHANDISE IS FIRST QUALITY—THE LATEST MODELS AVAILABLE—NO MANUFACTURER’S 236 DISCONTINUED MODEL OR CLOSEOUTS. Abbott Proctor and Paine Members New York Stock Exchange Bristol, Tennessee—Virginia PURITY BAKERY Delicious Pies Cakes Finest Bread Tom O’Dell finds bakery a busy and tempting in- dustry. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SULLIVAN COUNTY % 500 State St. Bristol, Tennessee Mary Kloss and Larry Bandell know their money is safe at “First National Bank.” 237 AS TO USE: GRASS f g L200 2 i 4 7] : 4 ‘ : “ 238 Whitten Electric Supply, Inc. Distributors of Electric Supplies a 2. Candy Hill and Pat Stephenson shop at King Rogers. WW lf) 4 TICE, GROCERY Finer Foods and Variety Shop All Phones 764-2181 900 Fifth St. Bristol, Tenn. “Heavenly Foods at Earthly Prices’ Piedmont and Edmond St. 669-5191 Nickel’s Manufacturing Company 617 Broad St. Gail Hoebeke gets a comb-out. 764-5158 Southside ia B eau ty Tennessee Center 764-1921 239 JONES OFFICE SUPPLY Sixth at Southside Avenue Bristol Tennessee Phone 764 - 3031 AGENCY OLIVIT TE UNDERWOOD Printing Calculators Electric Typewriters Standard Typewriters Adding Machines Bonnie Hill receives change from a grinning Mike Jones at JONES OFFICE SUPPLY. 240 DT ye NCE 5 3 0 al y o SLED SOS BACON SAUSAGE WIENERS PE, IU IER. TANI] PASTRY SHOPPE, INC. Home Owned Your Specialty Bake Shoppe Phone 669-8171 507 Cumberland Street Bristol, Va. JABRISTOL TENN. WEAVER PIKE ee, aa 764-3191 An appropriate ce Jean Robinette. Coronet Dr. 669-4176 WESTBURY FASHIONS is 5 x |} 1 d { i x! jw 4 : 3 AL (VOM R'ANGE � WHOLESALE MEAT “Meats Cut to Order” 669-6184 1133 McNeil St. Bristol, Va. Get the finest meats at wholesale prices—Range Wholesale Meat Co. 242 a NATIONAL Fi EF f FABRICS OR i ic ] S: “Tri-cities Largest Selection” . 5 a7 — 1504 Euclid Avenue Bristol, Virginia 669-1119 McCLURE MOTORS BRISTOL'S CHEVROLET DEALER Corner of Eleventh and State Streets Bristol Tennessee ROBERT C. BOSWELL Your Protection Is Our Business 51 Piedmont Street Bristol Phone: Virginia 669-5131 “For Complete Insurance Service” 243 use————s MINOR'S ‘wer DRUG STORE 8 Sixth St. Bristol, Tenn. Dial? 7622178 Slo ML. AGENCY A. Kyle Morison Shelby 6th 764-4154 Bristol, Tennessee % Frank McVeigh talks over a policy at SKM. 244 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 Private Family Room — Hammond Organ Private Chapel — Four Private Slumber Rooms Personal Service We Invite Your Inspection “A Funeral Home That Is A Garden Setting” 245 First Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN A8S8N, of Bristol 410 PIEDMONT ST.O BRISTOL, VA save 4% witha , 4% oe purpose! . L. Byington, Jr. President , ts y A Phone: 669-5101 i a A C lays ( a UV, | | Me PALS GRAHAM SCHOOL “or Mes 1 we oe oe ees INC. @ K o h ply re be ee BY} V iI : Cue rags : ei: 08 ind Du er i. ty Uv Te V nf A. Bristol, Tenn. Frankie McNew looks over formal pictures. 246 JELLICO TOBACCO | =. COMPAN C'EST BON 1709 Southside Avenue HAIR STYLIST Bristol, Tennessee 1732 Edgemont Avenue Bristol ‘Tennessee FRED JONES GROCERY Telephone 764-3164 TWIN CITY Ae i) oe ECR AUTO PARTS Debbie Grayson buys some of her favorite candy at FRED JONES GROCERY. 920 Shelby Street Bristol Tennessee Telephone 764-4134 247 PHILLPSWOOD GARDEN CENTER, INC. Complete Landscaping Designing and Maintenance Service Robert E. Wherry Q).4- Rock CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES BRISTOL BUILDERS Si PRIN Ci@e “The home of quality, service, and low prices.” 220 Lee Street Bristol, Virginia 669-4184 248 THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 511 State Street Bristol, Virginia 669-8134 Free Delivery SHERWIN- WiILUAMs A-100 Latex HOUSE PAINT. MORE PEOPLE USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS THAN ANY OTHER PAINTS IN THE WORLD BUNTINGS DRUG STORE 420 State Street Bristol Tennessee “Bristol's Leading Drug Store” HA TCHER:S CLEANERS FURRIERS Your Professional Drycleaner Edgemont and Garland Avenues Bristol Tennessee Susan Whitlow is well pleased with her clothes from Hatchers. 249 BROTHERS SIGN CO. Designers, Fabricators, and Erectors FUNERAL HOME NEON PLASTIC, AND HIGHWAY SIGNS “Designs With a Touch of Tomorrow” 101 Pennsylvania Ave. 764-6131 15th Street Bristol, Tenn. Bristol Tennessee Chipper says: They’re crisp ’n Light Bristol, Virginia Phone: 669-6194 P. O. Box 646 POMATOVGE TES Moore’s Potato Chips Co., Bristol, Va. 250 You Can Always Get A Better Deal At PE TPE MOORE’S Your Electrical Appliance Center Kingsport Staunton Knoxville Washington, D.C. Pulaski Valencia, Venezuela Roanoke 1109 West State Street Bristol, Virginia YELLOW COACH LINES, INC. Charter A Bus And Keep Your Party Together 415 Sycamore Bristol Virginia Dial: 669-4841 Douninhedionl OF BRISTOL Office of the First National Exchange Bank of Virginia 3 Offices: DOWNTOWN—LEE HIGHWAY—WEST STATE STREET Other offices in Bedford Blacksburg Roanoke Salem Wytheville Lexington Richlands Appalachia Lebanon Marion Covington St. Paul Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 201 ) ) iN v 5X ) VR V 4 ine x f J vad y ) } La 4 : AN : S ON] a WW ) NV ' ¥ N) aoa y X Two Locations to Serve You! 1600 Edgemont Ave. 1759 Edgemont Ave. Bristol, Tennessee 252 'Yés! Even i. The Students Use ‘Them. Find It Fast In The Yellow Pa ges Your Yellow Pages contain information classified in alphabetical order. “The Perfect’ POTATO CHIPS 293 King College Bristol, Tennessee : Oot | | | 4 eo 2 3 h 0 fron Uy San AQUY acs Je we oer USS Q re ee eas Ves 17 ze A ee UR eee. Sei er PR PRALR FE cA. KS Z aa EAS (iw SEN m2 ODD Vy i; aN Ar20K DM eee ONE. got Se, EE oa eg OO Oa ‘fi 254 7PF ive WIACHINES ? ay | ais! Dial NOrth 9-6511 0) IN p 28 Moore Street : C. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA - TENNESSEE OFFICE SUPPLIES - MACHINES - EQUIPMENT Sarah Fanning and Joe Kloss look over office equip- ment atc— Dial SOuth 4-2833 Kristol Rusiness Services, Inc. Fifteen Fifth Street Bristol, Tennessee Offset Printing — Mimeographing — Folding alt ANNIVERSARY 0 agar and leave the driving to us Harvey Hawk suggests a project to Wayne Page and Rick Langdon at a Hi-Y meeting. Compliments of Fred Reuning and Ed Faucette, Jr. 290 SULIEIN S COLEE GE Bristol 1870 — 1966 Virginia A TWO-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN NON- PROFIT, NON-DENOMINATIONAL CONTROLLED BY ITS ALUMNAE Scholarships Are Available to Bristol Day Students Sullins offers three types of Junior Col- lege degrees: Associates in Arts, Fine Arts and Applied Science. Most of its students are en- rolled in strong foundation programs with a view to continuing that work in university for the baccalaureate degree. Wholesale Paper and School Supplies FURROW'S COWAN State Ninth Streets yy i BROTHERS ik are np BEY ER 809 State Street Century Stamps Bristol Virginia 256 FOREMOST DAIRIES Ann Rhea looks ahead for her future furniture. HAYES AND REYNOLDS 113 Moore St. Bristol Virginia “The Country Store That Saves You More” 764-4171 669-5161 Highway 421 on the way to South .Holston Lake THE Ss. E. MASSENGILL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PHARMACEUTICALS SINCE 1897 Bristol, Tennessee NO Chicago Dallas Kansas City New York San Francisco 297 BRISTOL LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. “Where Prices Are Made— Not Met’ 2033 W. State 669-8196 Bristol, Virginia Randy Spaulding tries out a new Comet. CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL “PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION” We Carry A Full Line of Famous Name Carpeting derylic fiber HERCULON POPOV ACNE SLAC im OER CHEM STRAND CARPET BINDING OUR SPECIALTY - WE BIND OLD OR NEW CARPETS WHILE YOU WAIT 669-2342 “Samples Shown in Home” FREE ESTIMATES — TERMS Jean Stair and Barbara Williamson browse in a beautiful array of carpets. 258 FRIGJDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE KAST TENNESSEE APPLIANCE CO. Refrigerators— Electric Ranges—Automatic Washers—Food Freezers— Dishwashers—Built-in Wall Ovens—Air Conditioners 24 Fourth Street 764-5164 NU OKC Elche { 209 INDEX SENIORS A Abercrombie, Milton—72 Alexander, Gretchen—72, 89, 164, 170, 190 Allen, Brenda—72, 180, 197, 199, 200, 201, 204 Anderson, Charles—72, 172 Anderson, Jessica—72, 174, 197, 198 Ashley, Don—72, 188 B Bailey, Jack—72, 180 Ball, Betty—72, 190 Bandell, Larry—72, 197, 198, 200, 201, 203, 237 Baker, Linda—72 Barker, Diana—72 Barlow, Frieda—72, 186 Barnes, Belinda—73, 170, 212 Barr, Mary—73, 103, 186 Bays, Darlene—73, 174, 197, 198 Benning, Robert—58, 73, 164, 188, 190 Bentley, Andrea—73, 161 Beverly, James—42, 57, 73, 178, 179 Blackford, Cheryl—73, 170, 190 Blevins, Randall—73 Blevins, Ray—73 Boling, Tony—73 Bourne, Cheryl—73, 106, 170, 196, 197, 199 Bowery, Charles—59, 73 Bowman, Wayne—73 Bradley, Melinda—73, 103, 170, 189, 197, 198 Brannon, Elaine—73 Brewer, Madalene—73 Brinkley, Susan—73, 174 Briscoe, Dana—73, 162, 170 Broyles, Randy—73, 103, 182 Bruce, Jerry—74 Bunn, Gerry—74, 180 Burkett, Gloria—74, 180 Burnette, Michael—39, 44, 47, 49, 74, 178, 179, 197— 198 Byington, Larry—74 C Campbell, Sharon—100, 187, 197, 199 Camper, Joseph—67, 70, 74, 169, 218 Carr, Brenda—74, 186 Carrier, Barbara—74 Carrier, Beverly—74, 186, 189, 197, 198 Carrier, Carolyn—74, 170 Carrier, Gary—58, 74, 82, 169 Carrier, Nora—75, 180 Carter, Linda—36, 75, 83 260 Cash, Ted—75 Cinnamon, James—75, 180 Clark, Pamela—75, 164, 174, 196 Cline, John—75, 212 Cole, Ronnie—44, 75 Couchman, Linda—34, 75, 170, 197, 198 Cowan, Richard—75 D Dages, Eddie—42, 75 Dampier, Nancy—75, 102, 164, 174 Daniel, Natalie—76, 162, 170 Davenport, Diane—76, 90, 230 Davis, Mickey—76, 188, 200, 201, 202, 204 Davis, Sandra—76, 180 Deal, Carol—76, 174 Deckard, Linda—76, 86, 170, 197, 198 Deer, Joyce—76, 186 Deter, Dan—76 DeVault, Merle—69, 76, 103, 190, 200, 201, 205, 206 Dixon, Randy—76, 180 Duffield, Roger—76 Duke, Patricia-—76, 180 E Eades, Ronnie—77 Eades, Tommy—77 Eaton, Jack—77 Ellis, Barbara—77 Everhart, Thurman—87, 169 F Faidley, Shirley—77, 174, 234 Ferency, Susan—67, 77, 164, 170, 197, 198 Ferguson, Gregory—77, 82 Fleenor, Patsy—77, 186 Fleming, Gwen—36, 77, 88, 174, 189 Fleming, Joyce—77, 180, 197, 198 Fleming, Nancy—67, 77, 170 Fleming, Rebecca—77, 180, 197, 199 Flick, Jimmy—77, 197, 199 Foulk, David—19, 52, 78, 172, 173 Franklin, Sandra—78, 186 Fuller, Charles—78, 88,172, 231 Garten, Chuck—66, 78, 81, 166, 168 Geiger, Patty—186 Gibson, Ralph—78, 178, 179 Gillespie, Skip—44, 48, 78, 178, 179 Glispie, Agnes—78 INDEX Godsey, Janie—78, 174, 190, 234 Grayson, Debby—29, 38, 61, 71, 78, 178, 179, 197, 199, 247 Grindstaff, Nancy—22, 78, 97, 165, 170, 213 Guy, Carol—78, 180 H Hagey, Donna—78, 170 Haley, Charles—30, 42, 78, 197, 198 Hamilton, Sam—78 Hampton, Daniel—78, 180 Hardwick, Ellen—6G9, 78, 161, 170, 221 Harkleroad, Walter—79, 180 Hactisons|osepn— oil, 79 172,173, 197.199, 200, 201, 202 Hart, Billie—18, 79 Hawk, David—79 Hawk, Harvey—79, 255 Hawkins, John—79, 180 Hayes, Carol—65, 79, 170 Hayes, Martha—79, 91, 170, 190 Henderson, Sandra—79, 180, 197, 199 Heninger, Sid—79 Henley, Judy—79 Henry, Elizabeth—79, 170 Hensley, Johnny—79, 166 Heron, William—79 Hickie, Sheiagh—69, 79, 164, 170 Hicks, Patricia—79, 170, 197, 198 Hicks, Paul—79, 188, 197, 198, 200, 201, 204, 205 Hicks, Richard—80, 82 Hill, Candy—75, 80, 170, 189, 196, 239 Hogans, Laura—80, 174, 197, 199 Hughes, John—80, 169 Hull, Judy—80, 186 Hunigan, Greg—80, 169 Hurley, James—80 I Irwin, Barbara—80, 180 J Jamison, Gary—80, 188 Jessee, Kathy—81, 102, 170, 190 Jessee, Randy—35, 45, 47, 48, 64, 68, 81, 166, 167 Johnson, Brenda—81, 187 Jones, Freddy—81 Jones, Irby—81, 179 K King, Danna—81, 103, 170, 196 Kistner, Phil—81, 161, 172, 173, 204 Kloss; Joseph—81,°1726 176, 197, 198; 200,201, 202, 204, 205, 255 lz Ladd, Martha—81, 180 Langdon, Rick—81, 169, 197, 198, 255 Lee, Iris—82, 174, 196 Leonard, Beverly—39, 82, 162, 170, 196, 216 Lewis, Doug—71, 82, 180, 189, 197, 198 Lowry, Janice—82, 89, 174 Lowe, Johnny—82, 172, 173 M Mabry, Peggy—82, 180, 197, 199 Mangum, Gayle—82 Mathesius, Linda—67, 82, 90, 103, 174 Matney, Paula—s82, 180 Mauney, Hugh—82, 172 McGray, Ronnie—22,,82, 97 McNew, Frankie—36, 83, 170, 246 McNew, Jack—83 McPherson, Wayne—83 McRae, Pat—174, 189, 196, 197, 199 Mead, James—S0, 51, 53, 54, 83 Meredith, Charles—83 Midkiff, Rosa—83 Minnich, Marcia—29, 37, 61, 63, 66, 71, 83, 166, 167 Mitchell, Betty—83 Mitchell, Marty—83, 180 Moore, Brenda—83 Moore, Glenda-——83 Moore, Harry—83 Moore, Phil—45, 84, 91, 166, 209 Moore, Terry—84 Morison, Amelia—39, 70, 84, 170, 190, 197, 198, 207 Morrison, Brenda—24, 84, 102 Morrell, Don—84 Morrell, Glenn—58, 68, 84, 163, 188 Mumpower, Lynda—84, 100, 187 Myers, Nancy—84, 174, 200, 201, 204, 205 N Newman, Jackie—84, 180 Nunley, Barbara—s84, 180 O O’Dell, Thomas—84, 88, 180, 189, 197, 198, 237 Odum, Diane—84, 186, 196 261 INDEX Ogle, Carolyn—84, 186, 196 O'Keefe, John—84 Oliver, Doug —84 Olson, Jon—43, 84 Owen, Leslie—85, 174, 190 IP Page, Wayne—43, 67, 85, 86; 169, 255 Pair, Sallye—83, 85, 170, 209 Palisano, Diane—85, 161, 170, 190 Parker, Al—43, 47, 49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 65, 70, 85, 178, 179 Pendergrass, Elaine—85, 196 Perrin, James—85 Phelps, Charles—85 Phillips, Lequita—s5, 185, 187, 196 Phillips, Margie—85 Phipps, Cynthia—85, 170, 190 Pippin, Bernard—85, 172, 173 Pippin, Ronnie—85 Pitts, Gary—42, 57, 67, 82, 85, 169, 208 Pollard, Andrew—82, 85 Poore, Janice—85 Poston, Jean—86, 186, 196 R Ramsey, Ralphine—86, 79, 187, 196 Reedy, Janet—86, 187 Reid, Gerald—86 Reynolds, Dennis—86 Rhea, Ann—38, 86, 172, 173, 190, 213, 257 Rhymer, Linda—86, 180, 186, 196 Richards, Janice—86, 186, 196 Richardson, Edward—86 Richmond, Gloria—86 Robinson, Deborah—86, 100, 187, 189 Robinson, Ida—86, 170, 190, 209 Rodefer, Jane—29, 34, 61, 67, 68, 86,169, 197, 199 Rogers, Butch—87, 123 Rogers, Earl—42, 67, 77, 87, 166, 212 Rogers, Katherine—87, 174, 197, 199 Rogers, Letcher—43, 51, 87, 197, 198 Rose, Dorothy—87 Rose, Larry—43, 47, 49, 64, 87, 178, 179 Royston, Lynn—87, 197, 198 Rust, Margaret—87, 174 Rust, Terry—87, 197, 198, 200, 201, 202 Rutherford, Ben—50, 51, 53, 54, 60, 65, 87, 178, i719 262 Sanders, Jake—45, 87 Senter, Riley——87, 120,190; 200, 201, 20277205 Shabeldeen, Sammy—87, 169 Sheffield, Dolly—88, 186 Sheppard, Elaine—88, 186 Shepherd, Paula—s88, 186, 196 Shinn, Michael—s0, 51, 53, 60, 88, 172, 173 Shook, Raiph—39, 44, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 60, 88 Simerly, Dana—88, 189, 197, 199 Simpson, Billy—88 Skeens, Francis—88, 180 Slagle, Helen—88, 174 Smith Betty—88, 174, 213 Smith, Karen—88, 170, 197, 199 Smith, Patricia—88, 186 Smith, Thomas—89, 165, 197, 199 Stacey, Nancy—89, 100, 187 Spaulding, Randall—s89, 172, 173, 176, 200, 201, 204, 205, 258 Stair, Jean—29, 32, 61, 64, 70, 89, 258 Staton, Dennis—89, 166 Stewart, Jon—89 Stone, Kathy—89, 160, 161, 170 Stoots, Robert—37, 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 60, 66, 71, 89, 166, 167, 197, 198 Story, Joel—89, 180, 197, 199, 200, 201, 202, 204, 205 Swift, Judith—-89, 185, 1977198 T Tallman, Charles—89 Tayloe, Ellen—36, 83, 89, 170, 226 Taylor, Benjamin—90, 100, 166 Thomas, Jerry—39, 90, 166, 167 Thomas, Mack—90 Thomas, Nat—90, 169 Thomas, William—90, 174, 178 Thompson, Scott—44, 90 Tickle, Joan—67, 76, 90, 170, 196, 226 Tiller, Vincent—50, 52, 69, 90, 163, 172, 173 Turner, Glenda—90, 180, 197, 198 Vv Vaughan, Edith—90 W Waddell, Charles—91 Wallace, Larry—91 Webb, Sharon—91, 174, 197, 199 Wheeler, Mike—91 INDEX Whitaker, Glen—91, 103, 166, 167 Bowman, Thomas—106, 200, 201, 202 White, Betty—91, 196 Boyd, Beth—106, 124, 125, 174, 175, 189 White, Eugene—91 Broome, Alice—107, 124, 175, 197, 198 Whorton, Carol—91, 180, 197, 199 Brown, Richard—S0, 51, 107, 123, 166, 167 Wilhoit, John—91, 200, 201, 204, 205 Browiedinda—107 Williamson, Barbara—28, 91, 170, 189, 196, 258 Broyles, Gary—107 Wolfe, Linda—68, 162, 170, 236 Buchanan, Jim—29, 38, 59, 107, 123, 125, 161 Wolford, Sally—170, 190 166, 168, 183, 191 ot Worley, Carolyn—100, 185, 187, 197, 199, 235 Buckles, Kathy—107, 165, 188 Woods, Jerry—162, 200, 201, 203, 228 Burns, Ann—107, 171 Wright, Deanna—185, 187, 196 Burns, Mary 181 Butcher, James—60, 107, 166, 157, 209 J UNI ORS Butler, Lee—107, 188 A C Abbott, Gloria—105 Caldwell, Craig—107 midetsonsjane—105, 120, 171,191, 252 Cathey, Danny—50, 51, 107, 172 Allison, Sandra—105 Chadwell, Rufus—42 Anderson, Michael—42, 105 Clark, Ruth—107, 122,171 Anderson, Pete—105, 123, 184 Cook, Daniel—45, 49, 107, 154, 166, 197, 199 Anderson, Tawny—105, 123, 171, 189 Countiss, James—50, 51, 62, 107, 172, 173 Arnold, Billy—29, 105, 182 Countiss, Leslie—107, 114, 200, 201, 203, 228 Arnold, Stanley—105, 106, 120, 121 Cowan, Ben—191, 235 Arnold, Wanda—105 Cowan, John—182, 191 Arrants, Joseph—105, 172, 173, 197, 199 Culbertson, Carolyn—181, 194 B D Baker, Norma—105, 186 Dalton, Betty—107, 162, 175, 200, 201, 205 Barker, Danny—105, 123, 194 Davis, Sandra—124, 175 Barker, Ralph—105, 172, 173, 197, 198 Day, Janie—181, 197, 199 Barnette, Charles—105 DeVault, Lynn—124, 171, 191 Beckham, Sandra—33, 35, 36, 105, 109, 120, 121, Doan, Bill—200, 201, 205, 206 123, 124, 253 Duncan, Betty—175 Belcher, Tommy—43, 105, 123 Dunn, William—191 Belew, Sam—105, 183 - Bell, Constance—105, 175, 191 Ek Benning, Russ—105, 164 , 183, 191 Eller, Susan—187 Beverly, Patricia—105, 206 Emmert, Marilyn—171, 185 Blevins, Alice—106 Endtess, Janice—181 Blevins, Hubert—106, 188 Erwin, Garry—206 Blevins, Larry—106, 184 Blevins, Mickey—106, 197, 199 EF Boling, Dianne—106, 175 Boling, Judy—106, 181 Farris, Dewayne—109 Bolling, Kim—33, 50, 52, 106, 178 Felty, Alvin—181 Booher, Billy—106, 161, 188, 197, 198, 200, 201, Felty, Patricia—123, 171, 191 202 Fields, Ricky—109 Booher, David—42, 46, 48, 178 Fox, Bryan—109, 188 Booher, Nile—106 Francis, David—109, 123, 197, 199 Bowers, Jean—106 Frymyer, Peggy—109 Bowery, Mary—106, 175, 181, 191 Bowie, Amy—106, 122, 123 G Bowman, Donald—106 Gilbert, Ronald—109 263 INDEX Glover, Joyce—109 Long, Eddie—11, 125, 166, 167 Goins, Paul—191 Love, Tommy—182 Gose, Robert—109, 123, 199 Lowe, Hal—111 Gray, Mike—109 Lyda, Eddie—111 Graybeal, Nick—33, 53, 60, 109, 120, 124, 179, 197, 198, 213 M Grayson, Beth—39, 109, 124, 174, 175, 177 Makres, Tommy—60, 104, 111, 123, 163, 178, 179, H 191 Mann, Bobby—111 Hall, Diane—109, 181, 200, 201, 204 Markwalter, Linda—24, 112, 180 Hamilton, Mary Jean—30, 109, 191, 200, 201, Martin, Rocky—112, 122, 123, 169 203 Massengill, Cathy—112, 120, 121, 165, 171, 19% Harden, Janice—109 197, 198, 208, 209 Harr, Linda—109, 114, 171, 191, 197, 199, 200, Maxficlsjonn ante 201, 202 Mazzei, Robert—60, 112, 182, 189, 197, 198 Heaton, Martha—109, 181 McCarty, Garry—112, 183 Henninger, Debbie—33, 109, 122,1171 McCarty, Phyllis—1 os Harrington, Delmar—45, 46, 57, 109 McDaniel, Thoma $1. 112 Hilton, Richard—161, 172, 173 Melanin) Garena) ae Hoebeke, Gail—109, 123, 171, 239 McMillan, Beatin eio Horne, Jimmy—110 McMillian, Harold—112 Horne, Judy—110, 171, 197, 198, 208, 209 McReynolds, Wayne—112, 179, 197, 198 Hughes, Sandra—110, 181, 189 McVeigh, Frank—112, 161, 183, 200, 201, 204, Hughlett, Susan—110, 122, 123, 171 205, 244 Hyder, Jack—110, 182 Meek, Robert—42, 112, 178, 179 Menerick, Jimmy—112, 200, 201, 204, 206 J Miller, Barbara—112 Miller, Mary—112 Mitchell, Edith—112, 175 Moore, Mary—112, 181 Morrison, Jim—112 Jones, Barbara—110, 187 Jones, Harvey—110 Jones, Tom—29, 110, 123, 190 Jordan, Jimmy—110 Morton, Cathy—112, 175 K Mullins, Karen—113, 181, 197, 199 Murphy, Jane—113, 171, 190, 197, 198 Keesee, Jack—110 Musick, Joe—113 Kelchner, Charles—110 Musick, Mary—111, 113, 174, 175 Keller, John—45, 57, 104, 110, 178, 179 Kennedy, Nancy—110, 185, 197, 199, 206 N King Rebecca——-110; E14, 1237 gio 71s King, Lerand—50,52, 110 138 Kloss, Mary—110, 171, 200, 201, 204, 237 Kuhnert, Larry—29, 111, 169, 17251733133 Newman, Carol—113, 181 Nidiffer, Rebecca—29, 61, 104, 113, 161 Nidiffer, Rodney—42, 113 Le © O’L ell, Judy—113, 175, 1 Lacy, Brenda—111, 175 O’Dell, eae eae Large, Danny—44, 111, 166, 167 O'Dell, Eric—113 Lawrence, Pam—111, 122, 123, 171 Oliver, Betty—113, 175 Leab, Carl—111, 188 Olson, Judy—113, 175 Leonard, Linda—111 Outland, Randy—113, 120, 121, 197, 198 Leonard, Patty—111, 175 Overbay, Hal—197, 199 Leslie, Jo Marie—22, 38, 111, 114, 123, 161, 170, Owen, Danny—200, 201, 203, 206 1741, 209 Oxford, Brantly—29, 113, 120, 121, 123, 166, 167, Liverman, Ruth—111, 181 168, 200, 201, 202, 204, 205, 209 264 INDEX Es Parker, Sherilyn—113 Peters, Marearet——-113, 123, 171 Phipps, Billy—113 Porter, Norma—113 Porter, Virginia—113 Post, Richard—113, 182, 191 Price, Sally—113, 175 Pulliam, Tommy—48, 114 R Radford, Al—114 Rasnick, Ronnie—114 Rhea, Debra—114, 175 Richards, Russ—59, 114, 119, 120, 123, 161, 166, 167, 191, 226 Richardson, Mack—107, 114, 164, 178, 191, 200, 201, 204 Richmond, Earl—114 Riley, Brenda—114, 186 Riner, Betty—114, 186 Robertson, Brenda—29, 61, 104, 114, 189, 191, Robinette, Gail—114, 175, 197, 198 Robinson, Janet—114, 123, 161, 175, 230 Roca, Orlando—114 Rogers, Gary—114 Rogers, Patricia—115, 175, 197, 199 Rogers, Ronald—115, 172, 173 Ross, Robert—115, 197, 199, 200, 201, 202, 209 Royston, Larry—45, 115, 166, 167 Rutherford, Judy—29, 30, 61, 111, 119, 120 190 5 Saul, Linda—115, 200, 201, 203 Scott, Warren—115 Semones, Jim—115 Settle, Wanda—115, 181, 191 Sheffield, Harold—115, 191, 200, 201, 203, 207 Shelton, Berman—191 Shipley, Ferrell—115 Shoun, Linda—115, 122, 123, 171 Shoun, Patricia—115, 175, 185 Sieber, Joann—33, 35, 109, 115, 161, 171, 197, 198, 207 Silcox, Donald—115 Sitgreaves, Robert—115 Slagle, James—116 Smith, Charlice—181 Smith, Jimmy—116, 172, 173, 197, 199, 200, 201, 202 Sotzing, Robert—116 Spangler, William—116 Steinway, John—116, 183 Stephenson, Patricia—116, 123, 175, 239 Steward, Barry—116 Story, Patricia—116, 187, 189, 197, 198 Street, Shirley—34, 116, 123, 165, 171, 197, 198, Px ke) Stumbaugh, Darlene—116, 175 1 Talbert, Larry—116, 123 Tate, Frank—116 Terpolilli, Marie—116 Wester, jack-——-116 Texter, Penny—116, 120, 121, 123 125, 165, 170, 171, 189, 209 Thompson, Gary—50, 116 Thornburg, John—116 Tickel, Sandra—33, 109, 116, 175, 197, 198, 232 Tissot, Susan—109, 116, 120, 121, 175, 197, 198, 247 sl Goa, janice——116, 181 Tranum, Phillip—116 Trivett, Sandra—116, 175 Trivette, Mark—116, 191, 200, 201, 204, 205 Turner, Brenda—116, 181 Ww Wagner, Thomas—116, 123 Walling, Frank—33, 117, 123, 178 Weaver, Jackie—117, 188, 197, 199 Weaver, Phillip—117 Webb, Bobby—117, 187 Wells, Carolyn—117 Whitlow, Susan—39, 117, 188, 197, 198, 249 Wilkerson, Linda—117, 188, 189 Williams, Douglas—s7, 104, 117, 179 Willis, Eleanor—117 Wilson, Diane—117, 175 Wilson, Carolyn—117, 171 Winchell, Marty—42, 49, 50, 51, 57, 117, 120, 121, 179 Wolfe, Bobby—117, 172, 173 Wolfe, Charles—43, 46, 49, 117 SOPHOMORES A Abercrombie, Phil—1i27 Allison, Cheryl—127 Allison, Eddie—127 Alston, Billy—127 Anderson, Sammy—127 265 INDEX B D Daniel, Kathy—129, 163, 171, 194 Bailey, Anne—127, 171, 195 Davenport, Tommy—129, 194 Baker, Charles—127 Davenport, Diane—129, 195 Baker, Mike—42, 57, 127 Davidson, Janie—129 Ball, Martha—127 Davis, Dean—129 Barnes, Eddie—127, 172 Davis, Jean—129 Barnette, Karen—127 Davis, Molly—129, 176, 189 Barr, James—127, 160, 181 Davis, Nancy—129 Barrett, Kay—36, 127, 134, 160, 171, 208 Day, Thomas—128, 129, 188, 200, 201, 202 Basford, Darlene—127, 181 DeFriece, Mark—129, 200, 201, 202, 204 Bays, Mark—127, 188, 194, 200, 201, 202 Delaney; Vim—129, 131 Beeler, Bill—33, 56, 59, 127, 179, 195 DiNicolangelo, Cathy—125, 129, 163, 174, 176 Beibee, Ray—127 Dunham, Kathy—129, 181, 200, 201, 204 Blevins, Sharon—127 Boling, Susan—127, 176 E Booher, Robert—127 Borwine, Clyde—127 Edwards, Jimmy—129, 137 Bowman, Dwight—127 Elmore, Paul—s6 Bowman, Pamela—127 Erwin, Marsha—129, 176, 194 Bradley, Chuck—127, 189 Bray, David—127, 181 F Brewer, Pat—127 Bricker, Eddie—44, 126, 128, 141, 179, 189 Feathers, Esther—129 Bridgeman, Harold—56, 128 Feathers, Kathy—-129 Bridgeman, Peggy—128, 176 Felty, Allen—129 Brinkley, Betty—128, 160, 176, 195 Felty, Patricta—129 Brooks, Susan—128, 176 Flannagan, Sally—130 Brown, Jerry—128, 188 Foran, James—130 Brown, Jimmy—48, 128 Ford, Glenda—181 Bundy, Bill—128, 200, 201, 204 Foster, Kenneth—130, 194 Burkett, Roselle—128, 181 Franklin, Albert 56 Byington, Marie—128 Franklin, Cecil—44, 130 Frazier, Ronnie—130 G Fuller, Dewey—130, 183 Campbell, Denny—S6, 128 G Carrier, Patricia—128, 181 Garrett, Sandra—130 Carter, Alma—36, 128, 176 Garten, Joe—130, 190 Garter, Rebbecca- 36, 126, tert Geiger, Janice—130 Cass, Stephen—128, 200,-2014202 Geiger, Martin—130 Chapman, Stanley—128, 200, 201, 202 Geiger, Susan—130, 171, 200, 201, 205 Christian, Carol—126, 128, 200, 201, 203, 205, Gillenwater, Betsy—130, 176 206 Glispie, Valerie—130, 181 Clark, Cheryl—128, 194 Glover, Cheryl—130, 185, 194 Collins, Johnny—128 Glover, Raymond—130 Combs, Randy—45, 128 Gollehorn, Early—130 Cowan, Tad—128, 209, 235 Grace, Mary—130, 176 Crabtree, James—128, 206 Graham, Vance—130 Crabtree, Lee—56, 129 Green, John—S0, 56, 130 Credle, Ellen—129, 164, 171 Greene, Buddy—131 Crockett, Ronald—129, 184 Greenwell, Larry—131 Cross, Donny—129 Grider, Victor—130 Crosswhite, Jerry—129, 181 Guffey, David—131 266 INDEX H Hagey, Dianne—131, 176, 189, 194 Hacy. letesa—_131, 1 6 Hall, Lynn—131 Pde etalon 15) Harrington, Mike—130 Harrington, Sandee—130, 164, 194 Flatt, Jane—130, 171 Harting, Don—130, 195, 200, 201, 202 Hartsock, Becky—131, 181 Hartsock, Betty—131, 181 Hatcher, Debbie—131, 200, 201, 204 Hayes, Paul—s6, 131 Heaton, Ronnie—131 Henard, Kathy—32, 131 Henard, Kenny—131 Henley, Jimmy—131 Henson, Linda—132 Hickman, Linda—132 Hicks, Kenneth—132 Hicks, Phoebie—132, 181, 189 Hidalgo, Mike—132 Hill, Bonnie—39, 132, 171, 208, 240 Hoebeke, Susan—127, 132, 138, 163, 171, 208 Holden, James—132 Holt, Danny—132 Horning, Charles—132, 172, 173, 194, 200, 201 204, 209 Howard, Bobby—132 Howell, Barbara—132 Huffman, Sammy—132 Hunigan, Claudia—132 Hull, LeRoy—132 Hurley, Brenda—132 Hurt, Jim—132 Ingle, Jimmy—132 Jackson, Fred—132 Jamison, Gregory—132 Jessee, Johnny—132 Jessee, Phyllis—132, 181 Johnson, James 132 Johnson, Kay—132, 187 Johnson, Marilyn—129, 133, 163,171 Jones, Albert—133 Jones, James—133 Jones, Peggy—i33, 190 Jones, Mike—132, 133, 240 Jones, Sandra—133, 171 IN Kassem, Susan—133, 181 Kegley, Michael—133 Kestner, John—133 Kilgore, Vickie—133, 162, 171 Kimberlin, Ronald—133, 141, 200, 201, 202 King, Donna—133, 194 King icaren 111) 1 2501330562190 King, Kenneth 133 Kirk, Chuck 133, 200, 201, 202 Kiser, Beverly—133 Kyle, Judith—133, 141 L Lamie, Sharon—133, 194 Large, Mary—133, 176 ee, Kathy—133, 2005-201; 205 Legg, Steve—133, 166, 168 Leonard, Brenda—133 Leonard, David—58, 133 Leonard, Steve—133 Levy, Farrell—134 Lisanby, Ruth—134, 176 Logan, Bill—134 Long, Pat—176 Lowe, Carol—134 M MacLeod, Meg—126, 134, 139, 160, 170, 171, 194, 222 Makris, Marsha—134 Marcy, Frank—134, 194 Mauney, Bill—56, 134, 168 McCary, Carol—134, 176 McCormack, Susan—134 McCurdy, Bertha—133, 134 McKee, Bruce—134 McKenzie, Benjamin—134 McKenzie, Jane—134, 171, 209 McNew, Tommy—134 McReynold, Sandra—134 Meade, Connie—134 Merritt, David—135 Miles, Carolyn—135, 181, 189 Millard, Emma Lou—135, 164, 176 Miller, Judy—135 Monroe, Patricia—135, 181, 195 Moore, Patricia—135 Moore, Powell—56, 135 Moore, Suzanne—135, 176 Morris, David—135 267 INDEX Morton, Michael—56, 135 Shankel, Cathy—137, 176 Morton, Susan—135, 140, 176 Shepherd, Donna—137 Mullins, Linda—135 Shinn, Cindy—137, 171 Musick, Henry—135, 140 Shumaker, Debbie—137, 171, 209 Mutter, Robert—56, 194 Skeen, Linda—137, 181 Smith, Carol—137 N Smith, Danny—137 Smith, Earl—137 Nelson, Linda—135 Smith, Edward—137, 166, 168, 176, 185, 200, 201 Nelson, Dicky—135 203, 204, 207 Nickels, Brenda—135, 187 Smith, Gary—137 Smith, Gay—137 O Smith, Wayne—137 Smith, Paul—137 Smith, Rickey—137 Smith, Sandra—137 Smith, Terry—137 Snapp, Margo—137 O'Dell, Sherry—135, 181, 194 Odum, Paula—135 O'Neal, Jerry—135 Owens, Jane—186 Pp Snyder, David—37, 137, 166, 168, 195 South, Judy—137 Pacholski, Robert—135 Stidham, Vic=-138 Peoples, Julia—136 Stivers, Linda—194 Peters, Charles—136 Stitt, Nancy-—138, 185, 194, 200, 201, 202 Phillips, Kathey 136, 181, 187 Swift, Betty—-138, 160, 180, 181 Phipps, Becky—136, 176 Phipps, Carolyn—136, 186 AP Phipps, Ronny—136 Pierce, Gary—58, 136, 195 Powell, Charles—136, 188 Powers, Mary—136 Presley, N. D—136, 168, 200, 201, 202, 204 Preston, James—136, 200, 201, 205 Tackett, Walter—138 Thomas, Parker—138, 200, 201, 202 Thomas, Martha—-138 Thompson, Suzanne—138, 181 Tho rnburg, Gerald—138 Thurmond, Hank—138, 166, 168, 227 R lilleyzAllen—-133, 20072017202 Trainham, Cathy—138, 185 Rainey, Linda—136 2 Rector, James—136 V Reid, Jimmy—136, 165 Sars Keith_-136 Vance, Karen—138, 194, 231 Riner Harvey—1 36 Vance, Gordon—56, 138 Roberts, Richard—136 Vannoy, panes Robinette, Jean—136, 171, 241 Vaughan, Mees —138 Rock, Phyllis—136, 176 Venable, Bobby—138 Rogers, Shirley—136 ; Rush, William—194 W Russell, Jerry—136 laine—1 elas Rutherford, Dave—33, 56, 60, 136, 179, 189 Walls, Elaine—135, 171, 189 Wampler, Charles—S7, 138 S Webb, Vicki—187. . Weddington, Linda—138, 176 Saffer, Lynne—137, 171, 194 Whitaker, Kathy—139 Salyer, Sarah—137, 171 White, Adri an—139 Saul, Debra—137 White, Garland—38, 48, 126, 139 Sawyers, Billie—137 White, Peggy—139 Shaffer, Larry—137 Whitten, Pat—139 268 hawt) Wilfred, Richard—139 Wilkinson, Steve—139, 169 Williamson, Charlotte—139 } Wilson, Billy—139, 194 A ee Wilson, Tom—139 Winchell, Vickie—139, 171, 200, 01,200 Wine, Barbara—139 AY Wolfe, Larry—139, 200, 201, 202 yy pe Wilfred, Susan—139, 176 ree at 4) ea )e) Woodard, Kathy—139 E Woods, Jennie—139, 164, 171, 232 rant Woods, Sarah—139, 181, 200, 201, 204 Worley, Jeanne—126, 135, 130; 176, TOS Wyatt, Lorenzo—139 FRESHMEN A Abercrombie, Vickie—143, 177 Abston, Tommy—143, 194 Addison, Martha—143, 177, 200, 201, 204 Akers, Jacqueline—143 Alexander, Tommy—143 Allen, Linda—143 Allen, Melissa—143, 177, 195 Allison, Roy—143, 195 Amburgey, Anita—143, 177, 189 Anderson, Edith—143, 195 Anderson, Lynn—181 Anderson, Robert—194 Ashby, Linda—143, 181 Ashley, Thomas 143, 194 Ault, Claudia—143 B Bailey, Jane—143, 181 Baird, Howard—143 Baker, James—143, 169, 194 Ball, Joyce—143, 177 Barbe, David—143 Barker, Daniel—143 Barker, Vernon—143 Baskerville, Katherine—143, 200, 201, 204 Baumgarden, Kenneth—143 Beckner, Sherrie—143, 177 Bentley, Linda—143, 177 Becerly, Gail—143, 177, 195 Biggs, Dottie—143 Blair, Charles—143 Boggs, Joseph—143, 194, 200, 201, 202 Booher, Eddie—143, 195, 200, 201, 205 Booher, Randy—143 Bouton, Martha—143, 157, 177, 194, 200, 201, 204 INDEX. Bo ton, John—143, 195, 200, 201, 204 Brewet, Gary—143, 195, 200, 201, 204 _, Brown, Li a ij7atel “BA ant, dra 144. oe; 0 ee? eresa— 489 Pat a4 Se 44 af nae ns, Beth: WieKg ss 194 B s, Charles—142, 144 V¥-Burroug S, William—144, 194 rot i ¢ Pm i) Lo Si (tod Caldwell, Brown—142, 144, 195, 200, 201, 202 Calhoun, Marilyn—144, 194 Callahan, Ronnie—144 Campbell, Judy—144 Canada, Robert—144, 200, 201, 203, 206 Cannon, Cathy—144, 200, 201, 205 Cassel, David—128 Carrier, Danny—144, 195 Carrier, Mike—144, 195, 200, 201, 202 Carroll, Judith—144 Carter, Bonnie—145 Cassell, Christine—145, 181 Casteel, Linda—145, 195, 206 Collins, James—145 Conner, Deborah—145, 181, 195 Cook, Cheryl—145 Counts, Kenneth—145 Counts, Rena—145, 195, 206 Cox, Howard—145 Crawford, Tommy—145, 172, 173, 200, 201, 203 Culbertson, Robert—145 Culbertson, Glen—-145 Culp, David—145, 184, 195 Cunningham, Gail—145 D Davidson, Maurine—145 Davis, Jerty—195 Deere, Fred—146, 189 Deter, Mary—142, 146 DeVault, Meredith—146, 195, 200, 201, 203, 206 Dickson, Larry—146 Dickson, Robert—146 Dillard, LaVerna—146 Dixon, Bonnie—146 Dixon, Steve—146, 194 Dorton, Daniel—38, 142, 146 Dougherty, Deirdre—146, 164, 177 Doyle, Kathleen—146, 164 Duff, Robert—146 269 INDEX k Henson, Sharon—148, 177 Hess, Jerry—148 Elmore, Susan—146, 149, 177, 189 Hickam, Betty—148 Epperson, Joan—146 Hickie, Michael—148, 184 - Hillyer, Lynn—148, 177, 195, 200, 201, 204 I Hodge, Frank—148 Heeee Ae Hoffert, James—148, 194 Fanning’; Sata—-146, 1 75, 19 , 200, 201532057725. Hoover, Morris—148, 194 Farris, Dianna—36, 146, 177 Hoskins, Claud—148 Feathers, Donna—146 L: , Hoskins, Randy—148 Felty, Linda—146, 154, 181, 194 ovate wm Fields, Randall—146 Hughes, Beth—148, 181, 194 Fitch, Brenda—146, 181 Pinniea Bernese tg Fleenor, Jerry—146 eo angie UG AE Hyde, Arthur—148 Ford, Gale—146, 195 I Forgey, Jimmy—147, 160, 217 Franklin, Gilmer—-147 Icenhour, Teresa—148 Franzier, Gay—147, 181, 195 Frith, Donnia—147, 181, 195 ] G@ Jackson, Deborah—148, 194, 200, 201, 204, 206 Johnson, Greg—194 Garrison, Carolyn—147 Johnson, James—148 Gentry, Betty—147, 181, 195 Jones, Robert—148, 194 Gentry, Jerry—147 Jones, Susan—148, 177 Gentry, Steven—147 Gibson, Terry—147 kK Giles, Jackie—147 Goins, Terry—147 Keen, Richard—148 Graham, Linda—147, 200, 201, 205 Keller, Chris—144, 148, 174, 177 Graybeal, Gary—44, 147 King, Rachel—149, 177, 194, 200, 201, 204 Green, Dorothy—147, 177 Kirby, Linda—149, 177 Kirkman, Margaret—149 H Kirksey, Larry—149, 157, 162, 195 Kiser, Van—149 Hackett, Coleman—148 Hale, Terry—147, 195 IG Been Dous— 147.7157, 160,7195.5200; 201, Eambert Scotiy_-149-195) 000 On ene Harkleroad, Sandra—147, 177, 181, 195 Latham, Sally—149 Harkrader, Pege—147 Leonard, Bobby—149 Harley, Larry—44, 147, 195 Leonard, Dennis—149 Harr, Jack—147 Link, Wayne—149 Harr, Stephen—147, 189, 195 Liverman, Tommy—149, 194 Harris, Brenda—147 Love, Doug—149, 195 Harris, Phil—147, 188, 194, 200, 201, 205 Love, Timothy—149, 194 Harrison, Diane—147 Loving, Donna—149 Hatcher, Donald—147, 195, 200, 201, 202 Loving, Sandra—144, 149, 177 Hawk, Andy—147 Hawk, Timothy—147, 169 M Hawk, Tommy—147 Mahaffey, Mike—149 Heaton, Bobby—148 Malcolm, Gary—149 Heaton, Lloyd—148 Martin, Kathy—149 Henderson, Richard—43 Massengill, David—36, 149, 172, 173, 195, 200, Henninger, Douglas—148 201, 205 270 INDEX Massie, Harry—149 Mathison, Mary—149 Maxfield, David—149 McCall, Patsy—38, 142, 144, 149, 165, 177 McCobin, Susan—149 McCracken, William—149 McCray, Darrell—149 McKee, Marilyn—149 McKenzie, Jean—150, 177, 194 McNew, Fred—150 McRae, Steve—150 Megar, Thomas—150 Meredith, Carolyn—150 Messrole, Steve—150 Millard, Larry—150, 195 Miller, Linda—150, 177, 195 Miller, Linda—150 Milhorn, Linda—195 Minor, Mike—150 Moody, Ruth—150 Moore, Barbara—150 Moore, Cathy—150 194 Moore, Janice—150 Moore, Joyce—150 Morgan, Namon—150 Morelock, Randy—150 Morrell, Diane—150 Morton, Ivan—150 Mottern, Robert—150 Moyers, Elizabeth—150, 186, 195 Mullen, Charles—150 Mumpower, Betty—144, 150, 177, 194 Mumpower, Cam—150, 200, 201, 203 Mumpower, Doris—150, 177, 195 Mumpower, Mitchell—155, 156, 157, 194, 206 Myers, Linda—146, 151, 157, 160, 200, 201, 205 N Neal, Henry—151 Neal, Larry—151, 194 Nidiffer, Don—151, 194 Nuckolls, Sheila—151, 177 O Odum, Billie—151, 175, 177, 194 O’Neal, Dennis—151 Owen, David—151, 195, 200, 201, 203, 206 ly Paluzzi, Tommy—60, 151 Peneley, Steve—151 Perdue, Karl—151 Perrin, Mary Ann—151, 156, 177 Phipps, Nancy—151 ,156, 177 Pierce, Patricia—151, 157, 177, 194 Pierce, Virgil—45 Pollard, Dennis—58, 151, 188 Poore, Jack—151 Porter, George—151 Powell, David—151, 188 Powers, Charles—151 Pratt, John—151 Price, Larty—151 Puckett, David—151 Puckett, Larry—151, 194 R Ragan, Joseph—151, 188, 194 Range, Debra—151, 177 Rector, Jerry—151 Reynolds, Jan—151, 177 Richards, Brooks—152, 154 Ringley, Edward—152 Roberts, Debbie—152 Robinette, Frank—152, 195 Rosenbaum, Hubert—152 Rotenberry, Augusta—152, 181, 194 Rowell, Steve—152, 189, 195 Royston, Donald—152, 184, 200, 201, 202 Russell, Jacqueline—152, 177, 194 5 Sanders, Joe—45, 152 Sanders, Pamela—152, 181 Sangid, Sammy—38 Semones, Fred—152 Sharp, David—152 Sheffield, Becky—152, 185 Skaggs, Melita—152 Skeens, Clyde—152 Skeens, Sharon—152, 181 Slagle, Thomas—152 Smelser, Cynthia—152, 177, 194 Sito Dommy—— 1525195 Smith, Sandra—150, 152, 195 Smith, Walter—152, 194 Shelley, Patricta—152, 181 Simons, Shelley—152, 177, 195 Snead, Elma—155 Sproles, Eddie—153, 188 Sproles, Debbie—153 Steinway, Cindy—153, 177, 194 Stewart, Ricky—153, 194 Stone, Dorothy—153, 200, 201, 205 Story, Dorothy—153 Swaim, Diane—153, 185 Swiney, Celia—153, 194, 200, 201, 203 271 INDEX ls Tabor, Sheila—153 Tackett, Ben—153, 157, 200, 201, 202 Taylor, Billy—153 Taylor, Bobby—153 Thomas, Gail—153 Thomas, Chris—153 Thompson, Ronald—153, 163, 172, 173, 195, 200, 201, 204 Tiller, William—153, 200, 201, 203 Todd, John—150, 153, 189 Treadwell, Penny—153, 177 Turner, Alex—153, 189 V VanGelder, Roger—153, 155, 184, 195, 200, 201, 205 VanHoy, Blake—146, 153, 188 Vance, Buzzy—153, 200, 201, 202 Vance, Jerry—153, 181 Vance, Michael—195 W Wagner, Frieda—153 Wallace, Judith—153, 195 Wallace, Steve—153, 200, 201, 202 Wampler, Rebecca—154, 181, 195 Warden, Ruth—154, 165, 177 Watson, Linda—154 Watson, Richard—154 Webb, Phyllis—154, 177, 194 White, Allen—148, 154, 157 White, Darla—154, 189 White, Netta—154, 195 Whitlow, Richard—154, 200, 201, 202 Whitten, Vickie—177 Whittaker, Diane—154 Whitaker, Nancy—154 Whittamore, Vickie—154, 206 Whitten, Rosemary—154 Whorton, Patty—155, 181 Widner, Jenelle—155 Wilhoit, Stephen==15 ; 200, 201, 204 Williams, David—155 Williams, Richard—155, 195, 200, 201, 202 Wilson, Christopher—155 Winship, David—60, 155, 195 Wix, Betty—155 Wix, Billie—155 Woodlief, Linda—155, 186 Woods, Steve—155, 194 Worley, Gary—155 Wyatt, Larry—142, 155, 200, 201, 202, 205 ne, Wyatt, Lynette—155, 177, 194 Wyatt, Barbara—177 MCL UIEAR Y¢ Ja Abbott, Mrs. Judith—13 Allgood, Mr. Owen—16, 22, 24 Arwood, Mr. Doug—17 B Barr, Mrs. Sue—15 Beverly, Mrs. Gladys—11 Bingham, Mr. William—15, 22, 42, 147 Bogart, Miss Florence—14 Boretsky, Mr. Stephen—10 Burk, Mr. Richard—15, 23 C Cannon, Mr. James—11 Countiss, Mr. Tascal—16 Cuthill, Mrs. Nancy—18 D David, Mr. Hugh—10 Dibble, Mrs. Carolynp—20, 180 EF Faust, Miss Helen—12, 170 Fisher, Mrs. Jane—16 G Galloway, Mr. J. M—16, 180 Guinn, Mrs. Lorraine—16 H Hagan, Mrs. Georgia—11 Hawkins, Miss Maurine—11 Hite, Mr. James—17 Hundley, Mr. Thomas—15, 42, 57 K Keller, Mr. Fred—20, 29, 42, 47, 49 Kesner, Miss Katherine—14, 25 Knisley, Miss Dorothy—19 M Maples, Mr. Frank—15, 23, 24, 42, 125, 183 INDEX McLaney, Mrs. Bobbie—15, 22, 188 Marshall, Miss Martha—16 Marshall, Mr. Walter—17 Miller, Miss Diane—12 Miller, Miss Maxie—13, 23 N Nicar, Mr. Howard—17, 25, 205, 208 O O’Dell, Mr. Thomas—14 Odom, Mr. Paul—12, 165, 207 IP Painter, Mrs. Carrie—12 Parker, Mrs. Robbie—18 Pierce, Miss Margaret—17 Poplin, Mrs. Enda—13 Powers, Mr. Clayton—14 R Rasnick, Mrs. Rose—14 Reeter, Mrs. Mildred—13, 22 Reser, Mr. James—13 Rhea, Miss Lindsay—14 5 Smalling, Mr. Sam—19 Snider, Mrs. Evelyn—12 Trosper, Mr. Ernie—18, 50, 52, 53, 55, 59, 179 W Williams, Mr. Thomas—13 Wheeler, Mrs. Anne—19, 32, 196 ADVERTISEMENTS A Abbott, Proctor and Paine—237 Akard Funeral Home—245 B Ball Brothers Furniture—230 Bell’s Henny Penny—222 Belmont Lanes—233 Bennett and Edwards—218 L. M. Berry—253 H. R. Bibee Company—216 Biff-Burger—217 Blountville Hardware and Grocery—216 Bluff City Mills—221 Bob’s Delicatessen—232 Robert C. Boswell—243 Bradley's Drug Store—217 Bristol Builders Supply—248 Bristol Business Services—255 Bristol Commercial College—233 Bristol Hardware—216 Bristol Lincoln Mercury—258 Bristol Office Supply—255 Bristol Steel and Iron Works—214 Bristol Electric System—234 Bullock’s Drug Store—225 Bunting Drug Store—248 Burlington Mills—215 Burrough’s Shoes—227 C Campbell Motors—227 Carmen’s Dress Shop—216 C’est Bon—247 Clark and Palin Drugs—212 Paul Cook Funeral Home—250 Cowan Brothers—256 D Daniel Arts and Antiques—235 Davis Sandwiches—227 Doak Printing—218 Dominion National Bank—251 Dunn’s Pharmacy—235 E Easley Insurance Agency—235 East Tennessee Appliance—259 Edgemont Texaco Company—229 Edmonds Brothers Supply—224 Elks Club—219 Enterprise—Black Diamond—234 F Fashion Shop—228 Federated Insurance—223 First Federal Savings and Loan—246 First National Bank—-237 Foremost Dairies—257 Franklin Savings and Loan—230 Fuller Bus Lines—231 Furrow s—256 G Graham School Pictures—246 Grayhound—255 Gray’s Milk—238 H Hatcher’s Cleaners and Furriers—249 Hays and Reynolds—257 Henley and Gillespie—229 Holston Hardware—216 House of Rossoff—220 J J and M Wholesale—236 Jellico Tobacco—247 Jewel Box—220 Fred Jones Grocery—247 Jones Office Supply—240 K Kelly and Green—232 Kemble-Cochran—226 Kleen-Rite Laundry—252 Bill Kiros, Clothiers—_ 231 King College—254 HPs King=—230 L. C. King Manufacturing—225 King Rogers—239 M Malcolm’s Meat Service—229 S. E. Massengill Company—257 McClure Motors—243 Mel-O-Dee Ice Cream—230 Miller's Florist—217 Minor’s Drug Store—244 Moore-Earhart Company—216 Pete Moore’s—250 Moore’s Potato Chips—251 N National Fabrics—243 Nettie Lee Shops—232 Nickel’s Manufacturing—239 ed Paty Lumber—231 Pet Milk—222 Peter Pan Pastry Shoppe—241 Phillipswood Garden Center—248 Piedmont Laundry—222 Piggly-Wiggly—232 274 INDEX Poteet and Company—228. Purity Bakery—237 R Ralph’s—220 Range Wholesale Meat—242 Remine Gobble—213 Remine Nuckolls—226 Riley’s Real Estate—217 Roadside Market—234 Ron’s Ford Sales—228 D. B. Ryland and Company—213 S Service Appliance Company—216 Sherwin Williams—248 S. K. M. Agency—244 Smith-Crump Agency—225 Southeastern Music—213 Southern Motors—229 Southside Beauty Center—239 Strong-Robinette Bag Company—241 Sullins College—256 T Tenneva Wholesale Food and Supply—214 Terry's Potato Chips—253 Thompson’s Esso Service Station—213 Tickel Brothers Sign—250 Tipton, Construction—225 Tri-City Bank and Trust—214 Troy Laundry—218 Twin City Auto Parts—247 Typewriter Sales and Service—226 V Valleydale Packers—241 Virginia Intermont College—221 W Wallace Oldsmobile—227 Wampler Brothers Carpet—231 Waterman’s Carpets—258 Weaver Funeral Home—241 Westbury Fashions—241 Whitten Electrical Supply—239 Winn-Dixie—226 i Yellow Coach Lines—251 YMCA—255 ( . OND } | lous OY bLo Psu) AN Hn Aab aw ye nd. Ie goed ay na MIL See) ; Y A hu ) DWMANLU. AGEN G As are sf COS, -_ ey f= % : a a x IG , 4 or p : : x ) J VDA, A Sahm? t— wl “ _ « ere BARK A | a a 7 a ; { Com AKK.. 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