Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 274 of the 1973 volume:

= aR ‘ : | hoe | ee Published by shies ; Cadmus Club | BO SES ee oS oe, Tennessée, High School °F KOS “i. ) ASBristol, Tennessee Editor ... ...- Monna Poet Assistant Editor . Susan Overstreet @ _ Business | Manager Sheila Davenport ‘Sponsor . . . Mrs. Thomason SKS : Js. RESTA Student Life Faculty Classes Sports Organizations Advertisements Closing During this year a Each day has been new Each day— different. Life is a chronicle of friendships. Friends create the world anew each day. Helen Keller FRIENDS... Working Toward A Goal Friendship needs no symbol, Or vow to make it whole; It’s just a sacred covenant That’s locked within the soul; It knows no creed or station, or thought of gain or fame, For what it does is sacred, And is done in Friendship’s name. Emily R. Gray ing together Learn 10 DYAL STUDENTDAY: Celebrating V-T Week ... a tricycle race a sign painting a bicycle ride ame otic nchtinisisren Tt emp ang Derkiinerhebhetiecsyone aoe wih EY ae: a V-T Queen contest candidates (top left) judges (middle left) finalists (bottom left) a pep rally 15 ' ee A ye USS eft: Mr. and Miss Tennessee High, Monk Barb and Ronan lougherty; Top: VT Queen, Cheryl Stone; Right: Basket- all Queen, Dawn Fleenor Winning a National Championship— Together 18 oS Soreinsint§ ‘ ; LOWS Za 22 24 w Ce 27 30 TUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS ek oe Bitten pe lly Shumaker, Cabby Booth, Sheila Booher, Phyllis McCormick, Steve Sharrett, Tami Hobbs, Bob Huffman, Eddie Stew 1ey, John Meyers i 4 art, Nancy Queen of Hearts Candidates—Marty Daniel, Anne Loggans, Sara Rockett. Business Managers—Leigh Johnson, Becky Griffin, Sophia Mitrushi a4 ee Pe “OVS STAT iain Boys State—Gerry Berkheimer, Gil Kyle 32 and Officers—(front) C. Crenshaw, T. Faniola, S. Taylor, (back) D. All State Band—David Scott, Christy Coppedge, Cathy Speigel, cott, C. Coppedge, J. Trivette, J. Donahue, A. Dubose, J. Fleenor, D. Patty Vires itaker, J. Rakes ll East Tennessee Band—(1st) B. MacFadden, A. Roland, J. Morton, P. Vires, D. Whitaker, (2nd) C. Speigel, D. Sutton, . Hardwick, M. Poole, S$. Taylor, C. Coppedge, (3rd) S. Tretler, C. Kerr, K. Meekins, T. Graybeal, B. Smith, D. Barr, T. ohnson, (4th) K. Woolwine, D. Scott, B. Wall, J. Trivette, R. Lennon CAA, 34 Voice of Democracy —James Pratt Scholarship —Bill Campbell Me Scholarship—Jeff Rakes e885 ET HORE. he 5 aseeeOONE ee Re men rees : £925 eee ET. SER : peer 4 pom psiasenien annie gee Spanish Award—Barry Tilden, Melissa Bane, Steve Early Freedom’s Foundation—LeNoir Hilten Typing Award—Susie Wolford oP) History Essay Winners—Karen Dunn and LeNoir Hilten, not pictured—Wayne Warren King Fellows—John Barnes, Jeff Rakes, Susan Overstreet, David Scott Who’s Who—John Barnes, Gerry Berkheimer, David Scott 36 KONO Wally Jones Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Band. ing igh March The Tennessee H 2) We share our minds and skills with the FACULTY _ 40 WELCOME DR. HINES CRONIN ce And who is this? This new face at THS is Dr. Crawford Hines Coronin. Dr. Cronin, a native of El Dorado, Ark., has studied at the University of Ark. for his Bachelors Degree, the University of Florida for his Masters, and the University of Southern Mississippi for his Doctorate. He has brought to Bristol his wife, two sons, and a wealth of new ideas. Dr. Cronin has worked as a cirriculum director, and as a teacher. He headed a project that included improved management planning. With this type of background, we are sure that Dr. Cronin will bring a new day to THS. Welcome to THS Dr. Cronin. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Work! Work! Work! Mr. Hugh David SECRETARIES Mrs. Ann Belcher Mrs. Mary McCroskey Mrs. Frankie S. Butt 41 DR. THOMAS- SUPERINTENDENT Avni BOARD OF EDUCATION See snare SCAMS ROI. eas Mrs. R. A. Rutherford, Sam Wilkerson, Bill Ward, Mr. Millard, Ed Loud, Neal Arrants, Dr. Thomas 42 ATHLETICS The primary objective of the THS Athletic Program is to make men out of boys. It’s to teach an attitude of mind, and to develop a boy’s character. We try to teach boys to play fair and to be humble in victory and proud in defeat. But most importantly it’s to teach them to live up to their potential, no matter what this potential is. It’s to teach them to do their best. ss Mrs. Bobbie Pinkston—B.S., M.A., Girls’ Phys. Ed. Mr. John Cropp—B:.S.,M.A., Algebra, Football, FCA alth, Phys. Ed., a e He Miss Burnette—B.S., Biology Mr. Robert Zieger—B.S., Mod. Hist., _W.H., Basketball Mrs. Pinkston smiles for the camera. 43 Mr. Booher—B.S., Health, Phys. Ed., Sociology, Drivers Education THE MAROON cas Mr. Bob Chambers—B.S., Basketball, Studyhall 44 Mr. William Bingham—B.S., M.A., Biology, Gen. Science, Football, Hi-Y : a. bes it Mr. Russell E. Basham—B.S., M.A., Health, Phys. Ed., Baseball Bes HOME ECONOMICS Home economics is divided into seven major areas: foods, clothing, housing, health and home nursing, management, child development, and family relations. The basic objective in each of these areas is to prepare individuals for the vocation of homemaking by providing experiences that will help them recognize their needs, by offering experiences in a variety of homemaking areas, and by guiding students to select and solve problems based on their needs, interests, and abilities. Miss Betty Ball—B.S. Home Economics Susan Neal displays her skills as the “French chef.” Miss Ball instructs students in basic kitchen skills. 45 BUSINESS Students enrolled in typing combine fast finger work and accurate thinking in order to achieve speed accuracy goals. Forty electric typewriters in the business department help students achieve their goals. Aside from typing shorthand skills, students learn about various activities such as money banking, in- surance, consumer buying, using credit, other activities essential to carrying on business transactions in everyday life. Other courses offered include Typing I, II, Shorthand, Sec. Practice, Gen. Business, Economics, Business Math, Bookkeeping I, II. Mrs. Jean Thomason—BS., Typing I II, Short- hand, Sec. Practice, Cadmus Mr. Jimmy Arnold—B.S., M. Drawing, 3 i Business Math Mr. Arwood explains typewriter parts. | Mrs. Wilma Boy—B.S., Gen. Business, Mr. Marvin Evans—B.S., Gen. Business, Mr. Douglas Arwood-BS.., Distributive Business Law Bookkeeping I, Typing I Education 46 | MATHEMATICS The ever increasing complexity of our civilization in the realms of science and technology demands increased emphasis on Mathematics at the secondary level. We believe the student who acquires a thorough founda- tion in Mathematics will become an efficient citizen because he will be able to think logically and make accurate decisions in every branch of endeavor to succeed in college courses and to enter occupations requiring use of mathematics. Courses offered are one year of General Mathematics, two years of Algebra, one semester of Trigonometry and one semester of senior Algebra. Trigonometry Mr. T. J. Countiss—B.A., M.A., General Math H. Wayne Wright—B.S., Math, English; M.S.—Math, English 47 48 Eddie H. McLemore, A.A., B.S., Geography Mr. Owen D. Allgood, Psychology Mrs. Ginny Shad, B.S., Mod. Hist., Wld. Geog., Nike B.S. Sociolo FORO MAI orth 4 i Re, Miss Martha Marshall, B.S., M.A., Am. Hist., Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. Jane Fisher, B.A., M.A., World History, Civics, Cheerleader Sponsor SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Studies department offers a variety of courses and activities which enables the young citizen to understnad his role in the world about him. Through an enthusiastic staff students are introduced to problems of the environment, political, social and economic issues, as well as cultural understandings found in current and historical settings. Mrs. Lorraine Guinn, A.B., M.A., Am. Hist., Sponsor Y-Teens 49 Miss Dorothy Knisley, A.B., M.Ed. Mrs. Barbara H. Hargrave, B.S. GUIDANCE The school guidance program is designed to assist all pupils in assessing their abilities, aptitudes, interests and educational needs; to increase pupils’ understanding of educational and career opportun- ities and requirements; to help pupils to make the best possible use of these opportunities through formulation and achievement of realistic goals; to help pupils to attain sat isfactory educational and personal adjustments; to provide information to be used in planning and evaluating the school’s total program. Mr. James Marshall, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Sally Wherry, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Statem, Sec. 50 FOREIGN LANGUAGE In the Spanish classes, students are trained to understand, speak, read, and write Spanish fluently in record time under a new method recently perfected at Tennessee High and not available elsewhere. Thus far, many students have had high Mrs. Georgia Hagan, B. S., M. A., Latin I, II, Hl, IV, placement in college and contests. Mythology, JCL All Latin courses stress fundamental skills in grammar that develop translation ability and facility with English vocabulary 5 ¢ and language. The great Roman heritage is stressed. The objective of the French program is mastery of basic skills, working toward correct and fluent use of the language. A new addition to the foreign language department is Mythology. The program gives a deeper understanding of Latin background and culture. ———— er Mrs. Rebecca Vicars, B. S., French I, II, English I, Civinettes °° UNITED eS Mr. James L. Cannon, B. S., Spanish I, II, III, [V Mrs. Vicars and friend. 5) il Be RS ee ok: 5 Mrs. Nancy Fleenor, A.B., English I, Bible Club i te ENGLISH At Tennessee High each student may earn his required English credits in a course designed to meet the needs of each student. In all classes emphasis is placed upon developing skills in oral and written composition and upon improving the ability to read with speed and with an understanding of himself and his surroundings. In addition to these major points, students work with spelling, grammar usage, punctuation, and speech activities. , English IV, Viking Voices “Now students, this is a fine paper!” De Miss Maxie Miller, B.A., M.A., English I, Alfa-Tri-Hi-Y , Maroon and White , okey! tat Miss Helen J. Faust, B.A., English I Miss Mona Rutherford, B.S., English HI IV, Y-Teens D3 at wh oe ae a Mrs. Bobbie McLaney, B.A., M.A., Biology SCIENCE The Science Department endeavors to introduce students to several methods of problem-solving-from deductive reasoning to the scientific method and inter- ference. Open-end experiments, projects, homework, reading cards, research reports, and class work are designed to develop a set of attitudes. Believing that a knowledge of our scientific environment is necessary for a happy, successful, and more abundant life, the science staff encourages all students to partake of the sciences according to their abilities. Subject matter in the science does not stifle creativity; it stimulates creativity. Mr. Wallace G. McCellan, A.B., M.S. Physical Sc. Mrs. Myrna F. Johnson, B.S., M.S.T., Physical Science 54 y Mrs. McLaney teaches class. Mr. Frank H. Maples, B.S., M.A., Chemistry, BETA CHI PHI Mr. Richard K. Burk, B.S., Biology, Physics, Key Club } Hl é Mr. McClellan busy at work. MUSIC Objectives To foster an appreciation and love for music. To develop student leader- ship. To develop students physi- cally and mentally. To teach sportsmanship, self-discipline, citizen- ship, and moral values. To entertain for school and public programs. To develop pride in organi- zation. Mr. Bays grins. Mr. George L. Wenger, B.S. Band, General Music Mr. Mark A. Bays, B.S., Viking Singers, Viking Dancers, Jr. Civitan Eddie Goins, Tim Kistner, Mr. Wenger check music. 56 Mrs. Betty Jo Morton, B.S., Home Economics am Miss Cuthill, really! .911 Fe is no laughing matter! LIBRARY The library at Tennessee High provides a variety of materials for the academic and recreational interests of students and teachers. Two librarians, a secretary, and student assistants keep the collection of books, magazines, and audio-visual materials properly catalouged and arranged. They also assist students in the location and use of these materials. Mrs. Morton says, “‘Let your fingers do the walking for you!” Miss ancy M. Cuthill, A.B., Library Mrs. Robbie L. Parker, B.A., National Honor Society Council De ART The Art Department hopes to encourage a creative approach to problem solving. Through the use of various media, students are encouraged to express opinions and attitudes in the process of art expression. Mr. James Hite, B.S., Art, Chess, and Viking Voices ne TN Apne ae act While Mr. Hite explains a new technique, Larry Epperson does some explaining of his very own. 58 Left to right: Gertrude Arnold, Grace Odell, Mary Barker, Esther Phipps, Virginia Dixon, Johnny Smith, Verna Shaw, Maude Cross, Minnie Mikeal. CUSTODIANS Mr. Castle and Mr. Price Mr. Chapman a9 cata ne ee eee Rc alia s . Sree tireretnane ian Teme aneponceycibeseN Sen SENATE ES ° Then we were divided into CLASSES 61 CLASS OF 1973 oe em Ai: Si MO ee. a | CLASS OFFICERS: George Heath, V. Pres.; Mark Wyatt, Chap.; Gil Kyle, Sgt. Arms; Glenna Sue King, Treas.; Sharon Hatcher, Sec.; Davi Bibee, Pres. 62 a Donna Kay Donald Stanley George Edward James William Abelseth Anderson Anderson Anderson Jr. Joseph Sidney Barbara Leigh Ruth Elizabeth John Vanderslice Bachman Bailey Bailey Barnes Patricia Ann Suzan Marie Marcia Lou Gerald George Barnes Bell Bentley Berkheimer Thomas Jefferson Ricky Kent Timothy Alden Arnold Berry Blevins Blevins Bolling Jr. 63 Glen Levaun Sheila Ann Cornelius Agar James Edward Booher Booher Booth Boring Jr. James Henry Bowery Seniors ‘“‘decorate” for V.T. wee . Denise Elaine Brayon } Martha Elizabeth Carolyn Christine Debbie Ann William Clifford Brinkley Brown Brown Brown jm 64 Sallie Jean James Henry Joyce Faye Elizabeth Ann Burdge Burleson Byington Calderbank Donna Jean William Clifton Wanda Joe Betty Lynn Calhoun Campbell Campbell Cannon f Micheal Douglas James Randall Beatrice Fay Ray Kenneth Carter Chesnutt Childress Childress Nd ; Shirley Emala Mary Elizabeth Christy Lawrence Randall Clark Collins Coppedge Crawford 65 att BD Vickie Sue Cindy Lou Howard Daniel Sonja Kay Crawford Crenshaw Cross Crowe Nancy Jane Tyre Clyde Connie Lynn Gail Marie Cruey Culbertson Cunningham Curry 66 Sheila Katheleen Robert Allen Diane Rose David Browne Davenport DeBusk DeCaterina Dixon Julie Elizabeth Vicki Lynn Donahue Dixon SASSER Amsemecen Janne Sue Sheri Lynn Dorsey Doss Brian James Albert Sidney Karen Jean Darla Kaye Doyle Dubose Dunn Durham 67 Stephen Vest Eades Early Easley Henry Eugene Larry Paul Teresa Diane Kathy Wayne Elhot Epperson Bridget Faniola Feathers Janice Diane Margaret Ann Deborah Lynn Carol Jean Felty Judith Ferski Fields Fleenor Gary Richard Jerry Eldene Martha Ann David Wayne Fleenor Fleenor Fleenor Flick 68 Lesa Julane Guy W. John Robert Phillip Troy Foster Francis Fulwider Garner John Pierce Lynn Harris Glispie Godsey Jackie Lynn Teresa Goodman Goodrum Michael Hammonds David Allen Katrina Marie Green Groseclose 69 Jayne Beverly Ann Donna Lynn Hardwick Harkleroad Harkleroad Sharon Elaine Henry Gilmore George Edward Hatcher Hayes Heath é Karen Leslie : Karen Onita Kevin Anthony Henderson Henry Hickie Myra Lynn Hartsock Deborah Louise Helms Paula Hamrick Hicks Sara Lenoir Vince Alan Tami Lane Hilton Hirsch Hobbs 70 Florence Lee Hockett se David Allen George Edward Jerry Alan Hoffert Hopson Horne Kenneth Eugene Hoskins Hubbard Huffman Hughes Harold Harvie Janet Lee Cherial Lynn Karen Marie John Logan Jackson Jackson Jacobs Mark Franklin Albert Delaney Joseph Wallace Michael Ray Jessee Jones Jones Jones 1 William David Sandra Gail William Hugh Glenna Sue Kassem Keith Kilgore King é Gwen Bronlee King Maurice Douglas Kistner, Jr. , Robert Craig Seniors of the National Honor Society “Study” in their spare time??? Kistner 72 f George Gilbert John Michael Steve Thomas Debra Jean Kyle, Jr. Lamie LEE Leonard a es Janet Marie Leonard Locke Bonnie Joanne Cathy Anne MacFaddin MacCormick Angela Sabrina Melba Marlene Glenda Diane Carolyn Sue Mallicote Maloyed Marsh Maxfield Fi Larry Dale John Ray Marilyn Angela Berdette Rebecca McCulley McDaniel McCray Meade Michael Kurt John Wigordt David Emmett Mark Lynn Mervis Meyer Miller Minor Pamela Joy Teresa Lynn James Polk Richard Kent Mitchell Mitchell Moneyhun Moore Judith Perry Stephen Michael Richard W. Anita Ann Moore Moore Moran Morrell 74 Terry Phillip Mutter Paula Kay Joanne Morrell Moyers a Suzanne James Michael Wade H. Amy Marie Nida Nidiffer Nowlin II Nuckolls Charles Lynn Debra Sue Carl Allen Susan Roxanne Oliver Oliver Patton Paulin William Thomas Helen Linda Debra Jean Randall Wayne Perrin Peters Phipps Pickle 75 of William Herbert Susan Carol Monna Lynn Robert Dillard Pippin Overstreet Poet Pollard oe ; : James Stephen Robert Joseph Rita Marie Jeffrey Alan Pratt Privon Rader Rakes Rodger Evans William Herbert Rees Repass “But Pratt! That’s just not logical.” David James Sara Elizabeth Repass Rockett 76 ? t Tony Allen James Dean Karen Morton William Edward Rogers Rutherford Saddler Scheuer Steven Jennings Rhonda Ruth Steven Craig Bridget Kathleen Scroggs Scyphers Settle Shirley ges ce Zella Clay Larry Allen Garry Ray Drucella Ann Shumaker Silcox Slagle Smelser ‘abe Bruce Darien Edward Ronald Richard Darrell Deborah Ann Smith Snead Stacey Stitt Cid, Cheryl Ann Susan Marie Rosemary Lee Bill Stone Taylor Terry Thomas Terry Lynn Mark Douglass Thomas Tilden 2 AAR aes ee eaceeent “But John what can I do?” Michael Curtis Sandra Louise Tillison Tritt Fredrick Campbell Garry Vickie Diane Billie Wayne Vance VanPool Vaughan Walker 78 Wayne Allen Edward Jennings Cynthia Deborah Jean Warren Webb Wherry Whitaker Ethel Elbridge Franklin Roger Allen Donald Ray Williams Willis Willis Wilson Walter William Richard Browning Suzanne Billy Wayne Wolf Wolfer Wolford Wyatt ‘4 tbe Mark Linton David Chester Clarence Edward Nelson Raymond Wyatt Bibee Buchanan Burkett II ihe, Linda Sue Camper Many Seniors live in the Guidance Office during their search for a college. Teresa Jean Carrier Steve Michael Counts Gwendolyn Karen Gail Victoria Godsey Holdway oy a Sharon Beverly Linda Kay Phyllis Lynn Virginia Allen Keith Leonard McCormack Millard 80 Freddie Edward Ricky L. Neal Norton Yas Ts Sherry Diane David Greyson Roberts Scott Geoffrey Denton Trivette Debra Sue Marilyand Clarissa Oliver Richmond Robert Allen Baxter Turner Slagle Thomas Trina Lynn “TI dan’t care if you are a genius Vince; that’s still not right.” Willis 81 Lynn gives us that ‘ole familiar smile. Where is Mr. Odell? 82 Larry Epperson voices the views of Thailand at the 1972 Model UN. Stan Anderson at least looks like a scientist. 83 Jayne Hardwick — David Dixon MOST LIKELY TO MOST CREATIVE- S U GE iD iD D _ Melba Maloyed — Wally Jones Susan Overstreet — John Barnes 85 MOST DEPENDABLE- MOST CONGENIAL- Monna Poet — Bill Campbell Sara Rockett — Stephen Early 86 ' | | SS a ll a al MOST ATHLETIC- Cindy Wherry — David Bibee MOST WITTY- MOST ATTRACTIV E- Janice Felty — Jerry Horne — Randy Crawford Melba Maloyed — Kurt Mervis 87 SARA CRAIG KISTNER - LADY-IN-WAITINGZ KAREN SADDLER GENTLEMAN-IN- WAITING™ RICK MOORE 88 ste oe Lynn Godsey — David Scott Beverly Harkleroad — Bill Campbell 89 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABELSETH, DONNA KAY—FHA-—2, Chaplain—2; Social Studies Club—3; Crafts and Hobbies—4. ANDERSON, DONALD STANLEY—Golf Team—2,3,4, lettered— 2,3,4; Interact—3,4; Basketball Team—4; JCL—1,2. ANDERSON, GEORGE EDWARD—JCL—1,2, Treas. 2; Key Club— 2,3,4, Chap.—4; Tennis—2,3,4, lettered—2,3,4; Anchor Club Sweetheart—4; Student Council Delegate—Large—4. ANDERSON, JR., JAMES WILLIAM—Golf Team; Tennis Team; Basketball Team. ARNOLD, MAX EDWARD ARTIBURN, DEBORAH JO BACHMAN, JOSEPH SIDNEY BAILEY, BARBARA LEIGH—72-7 3ers—3,4; Civinettes—3,4, Sgt. at Arms—4; Freshman Tri Hi Y—1; JCL—1,2,3; Glee Club—3; Chours—4; Interettes—3, Treas.—3. BAILEY, RUTH ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri Hi-Y—1; JCL—1,2; Civinettes—3,4; Cadmus—3,4. BARNES, JOHN VANDERSLICE —Jr. Civitan—2,3,4, Treas.—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Swim team—3,4, lettered—3,4; Young Adult’s committee, Chamber of Commerce; King College Scholarship Award; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Most Likely to Succeed. BARNES, PATRICIA ANN—Freshman Tri-Hy-Y—1; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y —2,3, Treas.—3; Flag girl—4; Tennis Team—4. BELL, SUSAN MARIE—Pep Club—1,2,3; Unconneu Tri-Hi-Y—1; Azotis Tri-Hi-Y—2; Teens aid to Retarded—2,3; Capetwiler—3; Transferred—4. BENTLEY, MARCIA LOU—FBLA-3. BERKHEIMER, GERALD GEORGE-—Chess Club—1,2, Pres.—2; FCA—1,2; Basketball—1,2; JCL—1,2,3; County Day—2; Tennis Team—1,2,3,4, lettered—1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan—3,4, Pres.—4; King of Junior Court—3; National Honor Society —3,4, Pres.—4; Junior Pageant Contestant—3; Academic Ex cellence Award—3; American High School Student Award—3; Who’s Who in American High Schools—4; Boys’ State—3; Cadmea—4; Student Council—4; Best All Around; Most Contributive. BERRY, THOMAS JEFFERSON—Football—1,2,3,4; Track—3,4; Wrestling Team—3,4; Hi-Y—4. BIBEE, DAVID CHESTER -Interact Club—2,3,4, Pres.—4; Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Track—3,4; Class V Pres.—1; Class Pres.—3,4; Boys State—3; Society of Outstanding High School Students; Most Atheletic. BLEVINS, RICKY KENT—JCL—1,2. BLEVINS, TIMOTHY ALDEN—Golf—2; Baseball—3. BOLLING JR., ARNOLD-—Science Club—1; Hi-Y—4; Football— 2,3,4; JCL—2,3. BOOHER, GLEN LEVAUN-—Football—2. BOOHER, SHEILA ANN-—Y-Teens—1,2,3, Pres.—3; CFA—3,4. BOOTH, CORNELIUS AGAR-—Football—1; Science Club—1; SDS; Chess Club—2; CFA—3; Flat Earth Society—4; IRA—4. BORING JR., JAMES EDWARD-—Football—1. BOWERY, JAMES HENRY —Basketball—1. BRANYON, DENISE ELAINE—FTA-—1. BRINKLEY, MARTHA ELIZABETH—Kappa Sigma—3,4; Band— 1,2,3,4, lettered—3; Le Cercle Francais—2. BROWN, CAROLYN CHRISTINE—FHA-—2, Sec.—2; Jr. Red Cross—2; FTA—3; Crafts and Hobbies—4. BROWN, DEBBIE ANN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma Tri- Hi-Y —2,3,4, V. Pres.—4; Jr. Pageant—3; Maroon and White—4. BROWN, WILLIAM CLIFFORD BUCHANAN, CLARENCE EDWARD-—Football—1,2; FCA—1,2. BURDGE, SALLIE JEAN BURKETT II, NELSON RAYMOND -—Football—1,2. BURLESON, JAMES HENRY—Football—1,2,3,4; Wrestling Team; Key Club—2,3,4, V. Pres.—4; Junior Red Cross—1; Class Chaplain—1; Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y. BYINGTON, JOYCE FAYE—FHA-3. 90 CALDERBANK, BETH—Freshman Tri Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma— Civinettes—2,3, Treasurer—3; French Club—1,2; National Hon Soc iety—4; Shield-Bearer—3; Viking Voices—4. CALHOUN, DONNA Band—1,2,3,4; Chorus—2,3,4; Speech— Viking Singers—3; Crafts and Hobbies—4, President—4. CAMPBELL, BILL—Track-—3,4; National Honor Society —3,4; Blac Student Union—4; Most Dependable. CAMPBELL, WANDA Kappa Sigma—3; Civinettes—4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette—3,4; Cadmus—4. CAMPER, LIN—Chorus—1,2; Safety Club—1; Spanish Club—1 Band—2. CANNON, BETTY —Kappa Sigma—2; Speech and Drama—3,4; Gle Club—2; Chorus--3,4; Representative of Tennessee High Schoc in the 1972 Winter Festival of Speech and Drama at E. T. S. U CARRIER, TERESA- — Freshman Tri Hi-Y-1; Kappa Sigma—2,3. CARTER, MICHAEL DOUGLAS—Football; Track—lettered; Blac! Student Union. CHESNUTT, RANDY —Bible Club—4. CHILDRESS, BEATRICE—FHA-3. CHILDRESS, KEN-—Science Club—1,2,3,4. CLARK, SHIRLEY-F. T. A.—1; Y Teens—2, Vice President; F. F L. A.—3; Nike—4; Chorus—3,4. COLLINS, MARY —Y-Teens—3; Nike—4 COPPEDGE, CHRISTY—Kappa Sigma—3; Cadmus—3,4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Librarian—4; Civinettes—4. COUNTS, STEVE-Basketball—1,2,3,4; JCL—1; Hi-Y—3; Ke Club—4. CRAWFORD, RANDY-French Club—2; Key Club—2; Jr. Court—3 Wrestling—2; Diving—3; Most Attractive. CRAWFORD, VICKIE—Y-Teens—1; Nike—4; Glee Club—2. CRENSHAW, CINDY-—Freshan Tri Hy-Y—1; Kappa Sigma—2,3,4 President—4; Band—1,2,3,4, Secretary—4; Majorette—4; Gir Scouts—1,2,3,4. CROSS, DANNY —Interact Club: Football Team; Track Team. CROWE, SONJA-Bible Club—1,2,3,4, Treasurer—3, President—4 Glee Club—3; Phi Delta Sigma: Usher-Junior Pageant; Concer Choir—4. CULBERTSON, TYRE CUNNINGHAM, CONNIE CRUEY, NANCY CURREY, GAIL MARIE—Jr. Red Cross—1,2,3,4, Vice-President— Jr. Red Cross Downtown Board Member—4; Band—2,3,4; Gk Club—3,4. DAVENPORT, SHEILA KATHRYN-—Freshman Tri Hi-Y— JCL—1,2,4, Treasurer—4; Kappa Sigma—2; Cadmea—2,3,4; Clu Editor—3, Business Mgr.—4; Debate Team—4; County Cou Clerk at County Day—3; Youth Leadership Conference— Elementary school tutor—3; National Honor Society— Band—1,2; Jr. Band Clinic—1, Librarian—1. DEBUSK, ALAN—Chorus—1,2; Hi-Y—3,4; Wrestling—4; Tenn Team—4. DECATERINA, DIANE—Freshman Tri Hi-Y—1, Vice Presiden Civinettes—2,3; 72—73ers Club—3,4, Sgt. at Arms— Keyettes—3,4, President—4. DIXON, DAVID-—Viking Voices—1,2,3,4, Art Editor—4; J Pageant—1,2; Representative in the Winter Festival of Dram tics at E. T. S. U.; Most Talented. DIXON, VICKI—Chorus—3;4; Maroon and White—3; Civinettes— Jr. Pageant—2; Basketball Queen Contest—3; Alpha Tri Hi-Y— DONAHUE, JULIE—Freshman Tri Hi-Y—1; Girl Scouts—1,2,3¥ 4-H—1; Speech—4; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—2,3,4, Chaplain—: Chorus—4; Band—2,3,4; Flag Girl—3; Treasurer—4. DORSEY, JANNE-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Freshman Cheerleade: Secretary of Homeroom—1; Candidate for Spring Sport Queen—2; General Sessions Judge at County Day—2; Civinette Club—2,3; Glee Club—1; Chorus—1,2,3; Secretary of Home room—3. DOSS, SHERI—Band—1,2,3,4, Majorette—3,4; Kappa Sigma—2,3,4; Viking Singers—4; Chorus—4; Glee Club—4; Girl Scouts— 2334: DOYLE, BRIAN—Football—1,2,3,4, lettered—4; Track—1,2,3,4, lettered—3,4; Wrestling—3,4, lettered—3,4; Interact—4. DUBOSE, ALBERT SIDNEY-—Jr. Civitan—3; Science Club—1; Band—1,2,3,4, Alternate Drum Major—3, Drum Major—4; Chorus—3,4; All-State Ease Clinic Clarinet—2,3,4, All-State— 3,4; ETEA orchestra—4; Spanish National Exams—2,3, 3rd place—2; Division I Solo Ensemble Contest—1,2,3,4. DUNN, KAREN JEAN—Alpha Tri Hi-Y—2,3, Treasurer—3; J. C. L233. DURHAM, DARLA KAYE-—Y-Teens—1,2,3,4, Treasurer—1, Inter- Club Council Representative—2, Vice-President—3, Treasurer— 4; Chorus—3,4. EADES, REMONA CAROL-Y-Teens—1,2; Kappa Sigma—3,4; Sec=45 EARLY, STEPHEN “DOC” VEST—Track Team—1,2; Key Club— 2,3,4; Diving Team—3,4; Class Chaplain—3; Most Congenial. EASLEY, BECKY —Kappa Sigma—3,4. ELLIOTT, HENRY E.—J. C. L.—1,2; Football Team—1,2; Key Club—4; Golf Team—1,2; Homeroom S¢gt.-at-Arms—3,4. EPPERSON, LARRY PAUL J. C. L.—1,2; Chairman—2; Viking Voices—3,4; Business Editor—4; Nation Merit Semi-finalist—4. FANIOLA, TWEETER-Anchor-?2,3,4; Keyettes—3,4; 72-73’ers—3,4; Band—3,4; Flag-girl—3; Sword-bearer—4. FEATHERS, KATHY WAYNE-Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Alpha- Tri-Hi-Y—2; Kappa-Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—3; J. C. L.—1,2; Glee Club—3; Band—1,2,3,4; Majorette—3,4. FELTY, JANICE DIANE—County Day Representative—1,2; Sports Queen Candidate—2; Secretary of Class—1,2,3; Freshman Tri- Hi-Y—1; Anchor Club—3,4; Junior Pageant Contestant—1,2,3; Cadmus Club—2,3,4; Chorus—2,3,4; Viking Singers—4; National Honor Society—3,4; 73-74’ers—3,4; Girl’s State Delegate—3; Academic Letter—3; Senior Superlative—4; Most Attractive. FELTY, JOHN—Football—1,2; Baseball—2,4; Interact—4; P. F. A.—1,2,3,4. FERSKI, MARGARET ANN-Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2; Kappa Sigma Tri- Hi-Y—3,4; Glee Club—3. FIELDS, DEBORAH LYNN-Y-Teens—1,2,3; Nike Club—4; Historian—4. $ FLEENOR, CAROL JEAN-—Freshmen Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Sigma. FLEENOR, GARY RICHARD-—French Club-1. FLEENOR, JERRY ALDINE-—Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus—3,4; h. Civitan—2,3,4; Band Manager—3,4; Chaplain—4. FLEENOR, MARTHA ANN-Bible Club—1,2,3,4; Secretary—2,3; Jr. Red Cross—1. FLICK, DAVID WAYNE--Glee Club—2; Chorus—4. POSTER, LISA JULANE-—Maroon White—1,2; Anchor—2,3,4; 72-73’ers; Keyettes Sgt.-at-Arms; Chorus—3; Glee Club—2. RANCIS, GUY WOODROW-—Chorus- 3,4; Golf Team—3,4; Junior Pageant—3. ‘ULWIDER, JOHN ROBERT-Student Council—1; Key Club— 2,3,4; Golf Team—1,2,3,4; Most Improved Award—3; Lettered —1,2,3,4. GARNER, PHILLIP TROY-—Band—1,2,3; Chorus—3,4; Basketball- —4; Homeroom Chaplain—3. SLISPIE, JOHN PIERCE-—BSU; Sgt.-at-Arms Homeroom. SODSEY, LYNN HARRIS-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Anchor Club—2,3,4; Sweetheart of Key Club; Keyettes Club; 72-73’ers Club; Class Officers—1,2; Junior Court Lady-In-Waiting; Delegate at Girl’s State; Junior Pageant—3; Varsity Cheerleader —2,3,4; Best-All-Round; Most Contributive. sODSEY, VICKY—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Civinettes—2,3,4; Band —2; Glee Club—2,3. GOODMAN, JACKIE LYNN—Nike Club—4; Secretary —4. GREENE, DAVID ALAN—Football—1,2; Red Cross—2; FCA—2,3; Junior Pageant—2; Chorus—4: Homeroom President—2. GROSECLOSE, KATRINA MARIE —Anchor-2,3,4; Director—2,3; 72-73’s—3,4; Keyettes—3,4; Maroon White—1,2,3,4; Typist —4; Girl’s Volleyball Team—1; Homeroom Chaplain —4. HARTSOCK, MYRA LYNN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—1,2,3; Glee Club—1,2,3,4, Secretary—3; 73-74ers Treasurer. HILTEN, SARAH LENOIR —Inter-Club Council Representative —1; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; French Club—1,2; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y— 2,3,4, President—3, World Service Chairman—4; Cadmus—4; National Honor Society —4. HAGY, BETTY NOVELLA—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y —2,3, Secretary—3; Band—1,2,3,4; Chorus—2,3,4. HAMMOND, MIKE HARDWICK, JAYNE—JCL—1; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Civinettes—2; Viking Voices—2, Business Manager—3, Editor—4; Band—1,2,3; Chorus—3; Student Council, Secretary —4; Most Talented. HARKLEROAD, BEVERLY—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Cheerleader— 2,3,4; Anchor—2,3,4; 72-73’ers Secretary—4; Class Treasurer —3; Junior Pageant—2; Young Adults Committee of Chamber of Commerce. HARKLEROAD, DONNA Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—2; Anchor—3,4, Chaplain—4. HARTSOCK, MYRA HATCHER, SHARON-—Anchor Club—3,4; Class Secretary—4; Civinettes—2; Junior Court Attendant; Junior Pageant. HAYES, HANK Key Club; Basketball Team. HEATH, GEORGE-FCA—2,3,4; Interact—2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3; Football—1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Class Officer—1,2,3,4. HELMS, DEBORAH LOUISE—French Club—1,2; Cadmus Club—3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —3; Band—3,4. HENDERSON, KAREN LESLIE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y —3; Glee Club—2,3; Chorus—3,4. HENRY, KAREN—Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—1,2; Band—1,2, Fresh- man Representative; VICA Club—3,4, Chairman of Activities— 3, Secretary of Club—4. HERR, BILL HICKIE, KEVIN ANTHONY —Chess Club—1,2, Chaplain—2; Junior Red Cross—1; Woodmen of the World Award for American History —3; Debate Team—4. HILTON, LENOIR HIRSCH, VINCE-—Transfer—70-71; Basketball—1,2,3,4, lettered 3,4; Junior Civitan—3,4; Sergeant-at-Arms—3,4; National Honor Society —3,4; French Award. HOBBS, GEORGE HOBBS, TAMERA LANE-—FNA-2, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y —3. HOCKETT, FLOSSIE—JCL—2,3,4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Civinettes—2,3,4, Historian—3, Vice-President—4; National Honor Society —4. HODGE, GARY HOFFART, DAVID HOLDWAY, KAREN HOPSON, GEORGE—Football—1; Basketball—2; CFA; Hi-Y. HORNE, BOBBY HORNE, JERRY ALAN —Student Council—2,3,4; Interact Club— 2,3,4, Vice-President; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart—3; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart—1; Junior Pageant—2; Football—1,2; Most Attractive. HOSKINS, HARVIE—Football—2,3,4, lettered—3,4; FCA—1,2; Junior Court—3; Interact—4; Viking Singers—4; Chorus—3,4. HUBBARD, JANET HUFFMAN, ROBERT JACKSON, CHERIAL LYNN-Tri-Hi-Y—2; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi- Y—3; Treasurer, Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—4. JACKSON, KAREN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Band—1,2,3,4; Glee Club—3,4; JCL—1. 91 JACOBS, JOHN—Band—1; JCL—1,2; Football—3. JARRETT, MARY JESSEE, MARK JONES, A. D.—JCL—1,2,3; Golf Team—2. JONES, MICHAEL RAY—Football—2,3; Treasurer of Freshman Homeroom. JONES, WALLY—Viking Voices—4; Bible Club—2; Most Creative. KASSEM, WILLIAM DAVID—CFA. KASSEM, STEVE KEITH, SANDRA GAIL—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y —1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2; Maroon and White—3; Bible Club V. Pres.—4; Chorus—4; Viking Singers—4. KEITH, SHARON BEVERLY—Vica—3,4; FTA—2, Chap.—2; Nike Club—4, Pres.—4. KILGORE, WILLIAM HUGH-JCL-—3, Hi-Y—4, Tres.—4; Vice President—4. KING, GLENNA SUE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Anchor—2,3; Hi—Y Sweetheart—4; Chorus—2,4; Viking Singers—4; Jr. Red Cross— 2,3, Sec.—2, Pres.—3; Cheerleader—3,4; Jr. Pageant—2,3; Jr. Court Queen: Class Treas.—4; V-T Queen Candidate—1,3,4; Keyettes—3,4; 72-73’ers. KING, GWEN BROWNLEE-Anchor—2,3,4; Chorus—3,4; Viking Singers—4; New Group—3,4. KISTNER JR., MAURICE DOUGLAS—Football—1,2,3,4; Golf Team; National Honor Society—3,4; Cadmus Club—3,4; Track—3,4. KISTNER, ROBERT CRAIG—JCL-—1,2; Band—1; Jr. Pageant; Jr. Court; Football—2,3,4, Lettered—3,4; Interact—4; Sweetheart of Keyettes—4. KYLE JR., GEORGE GILBERT—AllCity: All-Big Five; All-Big Nine; All-Upper East Tennessee, All-East Tennessee Player of Year; All-State; National Honor Society Interact Club; Class V. President; Society of Outstanding High School Students; Boys State; Student Council. LAMIE, JOHN—Key Club—3,4; Golf—1,2,3,4; Lettered—1,2,3,4; JCL—1,2; Academic Award—3,4. LEE, STEVE—Academic Award—3; French Club—1,2; Interact—3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Lettered—3,4; Baseball—2,3,4; Lettered— Daan LEONARD, DEBBIE—Band —I, II, IV; Civinettes—2,3,4; Y-Teens— il. LEONARD, LINDA—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Anchor—2,3,4; Key- ettes—3,4, Treasurer. LEWIS, DAVID LOCKE, BARBARA ANN—JCL—1,2; Y-Teens—1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —- 2; Glee Club—3; Drill Team—3,4; Civinettes 3,4; Student Council—3,4; MAROON WHITE-2,3,4; Feature Page Editor—3; Editor in Chief—4. MacCORMAC, CATHY ANN-Chorus—3,4; Viking Singer—4; Band—3,4; Flag girl—3,4; Librarian—3,4. MALLICOTE, ANGELA SABRINA-—Le Cercle Francais—1,2; Vice- President—2; Junior Pageant Contestant—2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y— 2,3; Vice-President—3; Cadmus Club—2,3; Class Editor—2; Ad Editor—3; National Honor Society—3,4; Academic Award—3; Girls’ State Alternate—3; Band—3,4; Riflegirl—3,4; Chorus—4; Viking Singers—4; Glee Club—4. MALONE, JAMES MALOYED, MELBE MARLENE -Sst.-at-Arms FTA-—2; Sgt.-at-Arms Y-Teens—3; Maroon and White Staff—3; Arts and Crafts Club—4; Most Creative; Most Witty. MARSH, GLENDA-—NIKE Club—4. McCRAY, ANGELA—FTA—2; Junior Red Cross—3,4; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y —3; Kappa Sigma—4. McCULLEY, LARRY McDANIEL, JOHN—Homeroom president—1,3; Sgt.-at-Arms—2; Interact—3; Baseball—1,2,3,4, lettered—2. 92 MacFADDEN, BONNIE-—French Club—1,2; Sec.—2; Bible Club—4. Band—1,2,3,4; Norseman Dance Band—4. MEAD, BENDETTA-—Y-Teens—2,3,4; Sgt.-at-Arms—2,3. MERVIS, MICHAEL KURT-Student Council—1,2,3,4; Vice- Pres.—3; Pres.—4; Key Club—2,3,4; Treas.—3,4; Sophomore Class Pres., 72-73’ers Sweetheart—4; Most Witty. MEYER, JOHN W.—Viking Voices—3,4; Group Encounter—4. MILLARD, GINGER—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y-1; Anchor Club—2,3,4 Junior Red Cross—2,3,4; Vice-Pres.—3; Pres.—4; Swimteam Manager—4; Le Cercle Francais—1; Keyettes—3,4. MILLER, DAVID MINOR, MARK -— Viking Singers, Chorus; Hi-Y; Glee Club. MITCHELL, PAM-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—2; Civinettes—4; Student Council—3,4; Glee Club, Treasurer—3; Vice-Pres.—4; Homeroom Officer—1,2,3,4. MITCHELL, TERESA —Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —2,3; Junior Red Cross—3,4: Treasurer—4; Junior Pageant Contestant—3; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y —4. MONEYHUN, JIM—Football—1; Key Club—2,3,4, Secretary—3 Pres.—4; Golf Team—1,2,3,4; Homeroom Pres.—2. MOORE, CAROLYN MOORE, JUDITH—Band—1; Anchor Club—2,3,4; Chaplain—3 Pres.—4; JCL—1,2,3; Keyettes—3,4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1 73-74’ers; Chorus—4; Junior Class Shield Bearer. MOORE, RICK—Football—1,2,3,4; Chorus—3,4; Viking Singers—4 Junior Pageant Contestant—3; FCA-—1,2; Interact—4 Homeroom Pres.—4. MOORE, STEPHEN M. —I. C. T.—3,4. MORAN, RICHARD-Basketball—1,2; Football—1,2,3,4; Track—3. Hi-Y —3,4; Vice-Pres. MORREL, ANITA—FTA 1; Viking Voices—2,3,4; Literary Ed.—4: Debate Team. MORRELL, PAULA—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; JCL—1,2; Civinettes— 2,3,4; Glee Club Vice-Pres.—3; 72-73’ers—3,4; Pres.—4; Swim Team. MOYERS, JOANNE —Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—3,4. MUTTER, PHIL—Football—3; Track—3,4; Wrestling—4; Hi-Y—4. MUTTER, RAY—Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1; Wrestling—2,3,4; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Hi-Y—4. NEAL, FREDDIE NICKELS, KATHY —Anchor—2,3,4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1. NIDA, SUZANNE —Anchor Club—2,3,4; Keyettes—3,4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Spring Sports Queen Candidate—1; Homeroom Officers—1,2,3. NIDIFFER, MIKE—JCL—1,2; Red Cross—1; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Interact—3,4. NORTON, RICKY NOWLIN, WADE-F.F.A.—1; Football—1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes—2; F.F.A.—2; Football—2; Student Council—2; Football—3; Jr. Civitan—4; Swim Team—4; Maroon White—4. NUCKOLLS, AMY-—Freshman_ Tri-Hi-Y—1; Band—1,2; Anchor— 2,3,4; Vice President—4; Keyettes—3,4; Vice President—4; 73-74 ers. OLIVER, CHARLES OLIBER, DEBBIE—Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —3; Library Club—3; VICA Clu =A , OVERSTREET, SUSAN CAROL-—National Honor Society—3,4 Cadmus Club—1,2,3,4—Ass. Editor—4; Jr. Civinettes—3,4 Junior Classical League—1,2; Glee Club—3; County Day Delegate—2; Academic Letter—3; Debate Team—4; Girls’ State King Fellow Scholarship; National Merit Scholarship Letter o Commendation; Society of Outstanding American High Schoo Students; Best Student; Most Likely to Succeed. PATTON, CARL—Football—1,2,3,4. PAULIN, SUSAN _ PENLEY, WAYNE PERRIN, WILLIAM PETERS, LINDA—F. H. A.—1; VICA Club—4. PHIPPS, DEBBIE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Chorus—2,3,4; Anchor—2,3,4; 72-73’ers; Cadmus—2,3,4; Jr. Pageant—2. PICKLE, RANDY —Football—1,2,3; Tennis—3,4. PIPPIN, BILL—Football—1,2; Basketball—1; JCL—1 Dis POET, MONNA —Cadmus—2,3,4; Faculty Editor—3; Editor—4; JCL—1,2,3; Jr. Pageant—3; National Honor Society—3,4, Treas.—4; Academic Letter—3; Most Dependable. POLLARD, ROBBIE—Football—2,3,4; Track—3,4; Interact—3,4; Chaplain—4; Honor Roll—1,2; Perfect Attendance—?; Homeroom Pres.—4. PRATT, JAMES-Science Club—1,2,3,4, Treas.—1, Sec.—2, Sec. 35 Pres.—4; Jr. Red Cross—1; Maroon White—2,3,4; Sports Editor—4; JCL—2,3,4; Debate Club. PRIVON, ROBERT RADER, RITA—Library Council—1; FHA—2; Crafts Hobbies—4 RAKES, JEFF REES, RODGER EVANS- -Basketball—1,2,3,4, lettered—3,4; Baseball—2,3,4, lettered—3,4; Jr. Civitan—1; Key Club-—3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Homeroom officer—1,2,3. REPASS, BILL—Maroon White—3; Swim Team—3,4; Jr. Civitan—3,4, Sec.; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—4, Sweetheart; Lunch Room Reform Committee—4; lettered in Swim Team—3,4. REPASS, JAMES DAVID—Chess CLub-3,4. RICHMOND, MARILYN—Y-Teens—1,2,3. ROBERTS, SHERRY ROCKETT, SARA-Fr. Tri-Hi-Y—1; Jr. Red Cross—3, Sec; Civinettes—2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms—3, Pres._4; Glee Club—3; Chorus—4; Viking Singers—4; 72-73’ers—3,4; Band, Flag Girl—4; JCL—1,2,4; Homeroom Officer—1,2,3,4; Most Congenial. ROGERS, TONY RUTHERFORD, JAMES D.—3r. Red Cross—1; Band—1,2,3,4. SADDLER, KAREN-—French Club—1,2; Junior Court—3; Civinettes—3,4; Secretary—4; Band—4; Rifle Girl; Jr. Pageant Contestant—3; Sports Queen Candidate—3. SCHEUER, WILLIAM EDWARD-Golf Team—2; Hi-Y—4; Basket- ball—4. : SCOTT, DAVID-—Le Circle Francais—1,2; Vice President—2; County Day—1; Carson—Newman Youth Leadership Conference—3; Regional Math Contest—1,2,3,4; First Place Algebra I-1; Second Place Geometry—3; Junior Civitan—1,2,3,4; Treasurer— 3; Vice President—4; National Honor Society —3,4; Swim Team—3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Sophomore Representative—2; Junior Representative—3; President—4; All State Band(East)—3,4; Junior Court Axe Bearer—3; Student Council —1,2,3,4, Best Student. SCROGGS, STEVE-—Freshman Football—1; Junior Civitan—4; Junior Pageant—3. SCYPHERS, RHONDA-Bible Club—1,2,3; President—3; French Club—1,2; Cadmus Club—3; Glee Club—3; Academic Ex- cellence—3; Hobby and Craft Club—4, SETTLE, STEVE-—Basketball—2. SHIRLEY, MISSY—Volleyball Team—1,2,3,4; Freshman Tri- Hi-Y—1; CFA-3. SHUMAKER, DOLLY-Bible Club—1; FNA—2,3,4; Secretary of Future Nurses of America—3,4. SIMPSON, RANDY SLAGLE, AL—Track—3,4; Wrestling—3; Hi-Y—3,4; President—4. SLAGLE, GARY RAY-—Football—1; Track—1,2,3, lettered—2,3; Wrestling—2,3, lettered—2,3; Cross Country—2,3; Decathon—2,3; Interact—3,4; Treasurer—4; F.C.A.—1,2; Junior Shield Bearer—3. SMELSER, DRUCELLA—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2; Chorus—2,3,4; Viking Singers—4. SMITH, BRUCE-JCL-1,2,3; Wrestling—2,3,4; Lettered—2,34; Track—3,4; Flat Earth Society—4; Treasurer of Bible Club—4; Student Council—4; Debate Team—4. SMITH, CAROL SNEAD, RONNIE STACEY, RICHARD-—Football—1,2,3,4; Lettered—3,4; Wrest- ling—3,4; Fellowship Christian Athletes— 1,2; Interact—4. STATZER, GINA STITT, DEBBIE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Anchor—2,3,4; 72-73’ers—3,4; Chorus—4. STONE, CHERYL ANN —Junior Classical League—1,2,3; Anchor— 2,3,4; Sweetheart of Civitan—4; Junior Court—3; Band—3,4; Viking Singers—4; Chorus—4; V-T Queen—4. TAYLOR, SUSAN-Band-1,2,3,4, Majorette—1,2,3,4, Head Majorette—3,4; Fr, Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma—2; Civinettes— 3,4; Historian—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Chorus—4; Viking Singers—4. TEMPLETON, BILL TERRY, SUSAN TERRY, ROSEMARY—French Club—1,2; Y—Teens—2,3; Sec:—3; Nike Club—4, Treas.—4. THOMAS, BILL THOMAS, TERRY —Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —2,3. TILDEN, MARK Jr. Civitan—4; Debate Club—4; Track—3,4, Lettered—3,4; Viking Voices—4; Maroon White—3,4, Exchange Editor—4; Chess Club—1,2,3, Sec.-Treas.—3; National Honor Society—3,4, V. Pres._4; Academic Award—3; Russian Delegation of U. N.—4 TILLISON, MIKE—Football—1, Diving Competition; Chorus— 1,2,3,4; ; Pres. of Concert Choir; Swim Team—3,4; All East Tenn. Chorus—4. TRITT, SANDRA LOUISE-—Glee Club—1,2; Library Club; Hobbies Crafts—4, Treas.—4. TRIVETTE, DEBBIE TRIVETTE, JEFF VANCE, FREDERICK CAMPBELL-—Football—1,2,3,4, lettered— 2,3,4; All City—3; Jr. Court; Gentleman in Waiting—3; County Day Representative; Interact—2,3,4; Sec.—4; F. C. A.—1,2,3; Chorus—3,4. VANPOOL, GARY VAUGHAN, VICKIE DIANE WALKER, BILLY WAYNE WARREN, WAYNE WEBB, EDDIE WHERRY, CYNTHIA-Band-1; Fr. Tri-Hi-Y—1; Volleyball Team—2; Civinettes—2; Chorus—2; Anchor—4; Swim Team—3,4, Captain—4; Most Outstanding Swimmer—3; Young Adults Committee—2,3,4; Jr. Pageant—3; Co-Chairman Young Adult’s Committee—4; Most Athletic. WHITAKER, DEBBIE WHITE, BILLY WILLIAMS, ETHEL WILLIS, ROGER WILLIS, TRINA WILSON, DON—Jr. Red Cross WINE, HARRY WOLF, WALTER WOLFER, RICHARD WOLFORD, SUZIE-Fr. Tri-Hi-Y—1, Sgt.-at-Arms—1; Kappa Sigma—2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms—3,4; Cadmus Club—Typist. WORLEY, KAREN WYATT, MARK L.—Varsity Basketball; Interact Club; FCA; Home- room Chaplain; Chaplain of Class. WHITAKER, DEBORAH JEAN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; JCL—1,2,4; Cadmus Club—2,3,4; Kappa Sigma Tri-Hi-Y—4; Chorus—4; Band—1,2,3,4, Historian—4. 25 IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBIN CARTWRIGHT Once in an age, God sends to some of us a friend who loves in us, not a false- imagining, and unreal character, but, looking through the rubbish of our imperfections, loves in us the divine ideal of our nature, - loves not the man that we are, but the angel that we may be. Harriet Beecher Stowe Se LG LAD AD AAA ninetiacne, QUEEN 1 RONAN DOUGHERTY YU KING w EDDIE FOWLER 3 4 Ww) LADY-IN-WAITING V JUDY MUMPOWER py GENTLEMAN- IN-WAITING ae se =. JEFF PETERS Swern ib —eneeee zy, eee o , 96 MEMBERS OF THE COURT Amy Vance — Mark Rowlett Barbara Ryan — Mike Cagle Vicki Crenshaw — Greg Jones Dawn Fleenor — Danny Shabeldeen 97 98 CLASS OF 1974 CLASS OFFICERS: front—Dorothy Loud, John Rowell, 2nd—Liz Breeding, David Cross, 3rd—Eddie Hirsch, Mark Wedel Bonnie Abston Steve Alley Andy Amburgy Doris Arnold Diane Atkinson Steve Austin Dave Bachman David Baer Cliff Bailey Gary Bailey Melissa Bane Debbie Barr Sue Beaudry Benny Beckner Art Bell David Bently Barbara Bernard Roscoe Blackwell Ellen Blevins Donna Bolling Chuck Bondurant Cathy Booher Dolphis Booher Karen Bowman Nancy Bowie Cindy Boyd Liz Breeding Elaine Brown Joyce Buchanan Tal Buchanan 99 Julia Burke Marlin Butcher Cindy Callahan Debbie Campbell Claudette Cardwell Kim Carter Band students take over Mr. Wenger’s office. Susan Cassidy Tim Chapman Sammy Cole Cecil Collins Dean Combs Doug Cooper Sharon Cooper Greg Countiss Hans Cowan Joe Cowan Vickie Crenshaw Debbie Crockett 100 David Cross Steve Cross Ronnie Crowder Lisa Currin Dennis Davenport Dick Davenport Vicki Davies Pam DeArmond Val DeVault Sam Dixon Mark Dodson John Doriot Ronan Doughterey Donald Dugger Rusty Fankhouser Goldie Fanning Connie Farmer Diane Felty Dawn Fleenor Anne Fletcher Walter Ford Glen Foster Eddie Fowler Lee Galliher coast Linda Hiett displays her geometric knowledge. 101 102 Mike Galliher Mark Gentry Sandra Gentry Mark Gilliam Steve Godsey Eddy Goins Gail Graham Becky Griffin Susan Grimes Bernice Guinn Betsey Guinn Diane Hale Kim Hall Darlene Harkleroad Judy Harkleroad Angela Harr Frank Harris Robert Harrison Jan Hatcher Bill Hatley Carol Hawkes Bill Hawkins Bill Hicks Linda Hiett Loretta Higgins Terry Higgins Ed Hirsch Gilda Hodge Melissa Hopkins Mary Horne _I snc T Die eM “A Johnny Hubbard Marsha Hyde Alfred Jackson Diane Jackson Steve Jenning Leigh Johnson Penny Johnson Tommy Johnson Greg Jones Jenny Jones Kathy Jones Mary Jones Margo Keaton Kathy Keith William King Charles Lawson Lou Ann Leonard Cindy Leslie Richard Linnen Anne Loggans Sharon Lovegrove Kim Loving Lional Mallicote Kenny Mann 103 Laura Manskar Debbie Marco Jane Marion Lee Ann Markwalter Jim McCormack Mike McClamary Teresa McDaniels Ricky Meadows Pat Miller Patty Miller Janice Mitchell Sophia Mitrushi Debbie Moore Tommy Moore Judy Morgan Steve Mullins Donna Mumpower Kim Murray Susan Neal Charlotte Nunn Kitty O’Dell Pam Offield Mike O’Neal Wallace Passour Brenda Patton Darlene Peters Jeff Peters Teresa Peters Connie Phipps Nancy Pierce 104 Regina Pinkston Marty Poole Debbie Poore Linda Porter Lee Post Rush Powers Gary Price Norville Price Chris Privon Paul Ramsey PREPARE FOR Amy Reid Debbie Richardson Ande Roberts Donna Roberts Nolan Robinette Mark Rock Bill Rogers Paulette Rosenbalm Diane Ross Charlie Rotenberry 105 John Rowell Mark Rowlett Barbara Ryan David Schermerhorn Jenny Scott lil Junior boys play follow the leader. Barbara Slagle Lisa Smythe Preston Smythe Clarence Snapp Mary Ann Snyder 106 Perry Shields Debbie Shipley Jamie Shipley David Shipplett Steve Shipplett Sandy Jo Shoun Barry Shalbeldeen Simmerman JUNIORS LEAD THE WAY! Diane Spitzer Mark Spivey Gary Stanton Earl Starbuck Susan Statham Jeannie Stout Danny Strouth Joe Swift David Swiney Lamar Talbert Leesa Talbert Frank Tanner Jim Tanskley Chris Taylor Jane Taylor Jan Thomas Mary Thomas Regina Thomas Barry Tilden Marcus Tillison Mary Jo Tolbert Bill Trainham Jeff Trivette Susan Trosper Amy Vance 107 Joanne Vance Lauren Vance Charlie Rotenberry has plenty of hot air to spare. Virginia Venerable Patty Vires Bill Wall Harry Wampler Bill Ward Wade Warden Judy Weaver Mark Wedel Gilbert White Kathy Whittamore Vanessa Williams Sherry Winebarger Chris Wisdom Imogene Wix Pat Woods Kirk Woolwine Anne Wright Lisa Wyatt Clara Yarbro Sandra Albany 108 Mark Gentry forced to the gallows by Nolan Robinette and Barry Simmerman. Rhonda Anders Doris Arnold Jim Bird Marlin Butcher Dennis Campell Bill Clark Bruce Cross Nancy Dayton Susan Flannagan Alan Forbush Kenneth Hic ks Everette Hite Tommy Lineberger Dorthy Loud David Lowe Joe Moore Lisa Morrell Victor Morrell Shelia Musselwhite Judy Mumpower 109 A FRIEND IS A PERSON Who will help you in the hour of sickness; Who will lend you a dol- lar without deducting the interest; Who will help you up a hill when you are sliding down; Eee inane etn Who will defend you when others speak evil of you; Who will believe in-your innocence until you ad- mit your guilt; Who will say behind your back what he says to your face; Who will shake hands with you whenever he meets you, even though you wear patches, and Who will do all these things without ex- pecting anything in return? D.C. Retsloffe Darlene Harkleroad is proud of her accomplishment. Kitty O’Dell, Debbie Marco and Debbie Moore admire their class rings. 110 THE MANY DIFFERENT JUNIOR FACES ial CLASS OF 1975 Officers: Charlotte McDaniel, President; Becky Booher, Secretary; Julie Jones, Treasurer; Lisa Vance, Vice President; David Lamie, Sgt. at Arms; Corky Quesenberry, Chaplain aly SOPHOMORE PERSONALITIES —— : Rick Hudson Julie Jones Amy Harkleroad eS Sharon Abbott Mary Ableseth Martha Addison Ted Alexander Betty Allen Pete Almany Lysa Archer Teena Arrants Doug Astin Tom Bachman Ricky Baer Cynthia Bailey Robert Banks John Barnes Jayne Baumgardner Bobby Belew Beth Bell Elaine Bernard Amy, Janie and Lysa are always laughing about something! 114 Janet Bibee Ronnie Bishop Rick Blair Brenda Blevins John Bolling Becky Booher Sandra Booher Kathy Booker Gaye Booker Tommy Bowman Tony Boyd Susan Bronner Charles Brown Joe Brown Loretta Buchanan Ray Buchanan “CHEESE!” 115 Janice Buchholta Benny Buckles Jeanne Burklow Vickie Burns Paula Butcher Chuck Bynum Tyke Calhoun Steve Callahan Perry Cannon Lisa Cass Jeff Carter Randy Carter John Castle Teddy Castle Tony Cross Debra Cox Carolyn Cox King Counts Avery Corning Mike Coppedge Scott Cooper Cathy Coffee Rita Dunn David Dowell Danny Dorsey Keith Dillard Chip Decker Rita Davis Teresa Eggars Cathy Ellis 116 Craig Emery Jamie Fair Cassye Fesmire Cindy Fields Susie Flannagan Linda Fleenor Luann Fleenor Mark Fleming Paul Foran Pam Ford Lisa Foster Mark Foster Mark Foster Leigh Foulk Steve Fulwider Butch Gentry Don Gibson Debbie Glispie Joe Godsey Tammy Godsey Dennis Goodwin Becky Gray Terry Graybeal Adair Green Bill Gupton Ed Haas Patty Hale Chip Hall Debbie Hall Larry Hardin WaU7 Amy Harkleroad Doug Harr Jeff Harris John Harris Nathan Harrison Kay Hashbarger Mark Hashbarger Dawn Hatley Terry Hawkins George Helms Patsy Henley Sheila Henley Steve Henegar Tim Henry Gary Hicks Randy Hite Norma Holdway Patsy Hosey Jancie Houston Ricky Hudson Frances Hughes Karen Hurd Claudine Hyat Jocyne Jackson Eddie Johnson Debbie Jones Julie Jones Teresa Jones Mike Kabool David Kelly 118 Cindy Kent Cherly Kerr Tim Ketchum Tim Kistner Mike Kramer David Lamie Dareella Lane Linda LaPrad Irene Lewis Harry Lipsey Pegeen Liston David Littleford Trig Louthen Linda Lunsford Ronnie Lyons Sophomores goof-off in the hall during activity. 119 120 Don MacFadden Mike Mallicote Barbara Malone Mike Malone Jimmy Martin Dan Mason Melissa Massengil Diane Mattison Debbie May Macky McCormick Beverly McCracken Charlotte McDaniel Vivian McMurry Doris McNutt Jeff Meade What would sophs do without Activity Period? Karen Meekins Kathy Merritt Billie Myers Karen Middlekoop Judy Milhorn Genny Miller Phil Miller Charlene Minor Tony Mitchell Mike Moncier Brenda Moore Chip Moore Kathy Moore Mark Moore Steve Moore Julie Morton Tom Murray Bep Musick Patsy Mutter Steve Nicley Robin Odum Deana Oliver Norma Oliver Ricky Oliver Ricky Oliver Terry Oliver Ken Parles Boyd Pender Cathy Perry Danny Perry 121 Lisa Perry Mark Perry Jeri Peters Kenneth Peters Debbie Pickle’ Ronnie Pickle Lita Poet Henry Prater Calvin Quesenberry Mark Rahm David Rasnick Maynard Ratcliff Evelyn Reed Donna Richardson Wayne Richardson Jodi Richter Sandra Roarke Kim Rogers Annabeth Roland Sherry Rose David Ross Bev Russell Teresa Russell John Ed Salyer Al Sammons Becky Scroggs Rosolyn Sensabaugh Ronnie Shadden Steve Sharrett Cindy Sheppard 122 Gale Shipley Tony Smallwood Joe Smelser Lee Smelser Ben Smith Jeff Smith Matt Snyder John Spangler Eric Spicer Kathy Speigel Kathy Spota Jack Stacey Jim Steele Rene Stevens Walt Stickley Karen Stitt Beth Stone Sheila Stophel Eddie Stuart Phil Stubbs Debbie Sutton Kay Taggart Joe Tanner Terra Tankersley Jerry Taylor Terry Taylor Mike Tester Kate Thomas Nancy Thomas Wanda Thomas 123 124 Kim Rogers Annabeth Roland Nellie Thomas Joey Tranum Steve Tretler Terry Tretler Eugenia Tucke! Patti Turpin Chris Vance Keith Vance Lisa Vance James Vandergrift Charles Walsh Elaine Walsh Sandra Watkins Hey, Doc’s in the backroom! No Robin, you can’t have my hamburger! Linda Weeks John Wheeler Sandra Wherry Debbie White Terry White Sandy Widener Tim Wilhoit Donna Wilson Mike Wilson Frank Winston Reda Witt Marty Wolfe Judy Worley Tony Baer Tim Bailey 125 126 Jennifer Banks Roger Barbour Kevin Blevins Randy Brose Mike Brown Sharon Camper Connie Carter Kathy Coffie Scott Cooper Mike Coppedge Avery Corning Carolyn Cox Teresa Cox Marty Daniels Nancy Dayton Chip Deckard David Dowell Cassye Fesmire Paul Foran Andre Goodroom Billy Guinn Lauren Hardwick Jimmy Harrell Rusty Huffman Donny Johnson Jim Kirby Linda Kirby Sandy Kirkpatrick Vicki Lambert Diane Leonard Kenny Loud Rita Malone Kathy Miller Diane Moody Tim Olsen Donna Poston Jeff Rhoten Randy Richards Don Robinson Richard Rogers Sharon Smith Mike Sproles Becky Stewart Jerry Tolbert Teresa Tritt Susy Ward Janie Warner Gary Whittaker Susan Woodleif Timmy Ketchem Deanne Lawson Jodi Richter Nancy Thomas The place where two friends met is sacred to them all through their friendship, all the more sacred as their friendship deepens and grows old. Phillips Brooks 127 LASS OF 1976 CLASS OFFICERS: front, Jeanie Nida, Treas.; Sandy Greenwell, Sgt. at Arms; Melodye Browning, Sec.; back, Carolyn Kistner, Vice Pres. Tommy Henderson, Pres,; and Kay Taylor, Chaplain 128 Cheryl Atkins Kim Armstrong Kenny Arnold Linda Austin Henry Baker Ann Barnes Sandy Barr Gerry Bassett Ronnie Belcher Joel Bell Jeff Benning Dawn Bentley Mickey Bently Marie Beverly Cindy Bingham Ardie Blanton Rob Blanton Gary Bowman Brian Boyd Ricky Boyd Roy Brake Brenda Bray 129 Rodney Bristow Melodye Browning George Buchanan Lisa Buckingham Janie Buckles Julia Burkett Mike Byington Cathy Cagel Sandy Callahan Greg Campbell Margie Carmody Jim Carroll Perry Carter Ricky Carter Shirley Carter Nancy Cartwright Patti Casteel Becky Clark Lonnie Cole Diane Clark Tad Cole Barbara Combs Kenneth Cooper Lisa Countiss Tim Counts Rosemary Cox Bobby Cressel Lisa Cross Clay Crowder Randy Crowder 130 Freshmen study hard? Jeff Crowell Jimmy Crump Debbie Cunningham Linda Cunningham Mark Currin Bill Daugherty Kenneth Davenport Lynn Decaterina Jan Decker Trina Denton Carren Dixon Sylvia Ann Doak Janine Dougherty Jim Doyle John Duff David Dukes Randy Eaton Ricky Eggars Morris Eller Sherri Eller 131 Billy Felty Annette Fields Mark Gentry Lesa Gibson Tom Glascow Bobby Godsey Billy Goins Kathy Gray Sandy Greenwell Gayle Griffin Linda Grimes Katrina Harding Kristi Harr Teresa Harrigan Billy Harrison Larry Hazenfield Tommy Henderson Peggy Heminger Vickie Herdon David Harr Gail Hiett Lisa Hill Lisa Hirsch Judy Hodge Ronnie Hopkins Judy Hubbard Linda Hughes Robert Hutchins Tommy Hutson Micky Hutton 132 . N Becky WOWS them! June Irwin Carson Jackson Chris Johnson Cathy Johnson Kathy Johnson Ray Johnson Sherry Johnson Mike Johnson Bess Jones Jeff Jones Robin Jones Becky Kelly David Kelchnem Wayne King Carolyn Kistner Dennis Kirkman Alana Lambert Jerry Lane Stephen Layman Karen Leonard (Were) Mark Leonard Dwight Link Alan Livada Phil Loving Sherri Lunsford Tim Lytz Peggy Makris Bev Manskar Mike Marco Mike Marshall Lee McCray Harry Lee McCray Judy McElyea Dennis McNutt Teresa Meade Pat Merrit Fred Millard Tommy Mobley Marilyn Montgomery Debi Moody Cindy Moore Michelle Morrell Cindy Morton Dwight Murray Ade YOU want to try out for the Barber Shop Quartet? 134 Danny Musick Terri Musselwhite Tina Nave Jeanie Nida Steve Norris Billy O’Dell Yvette Payne Darrell Pendergrass Ruth Pendley Debbie Phillips Jeff Phipps Sandy Pickle Terri Pierce Mary Prater Corinne Preston Willetta Price Gary Privette Barbara Quesenberry Janine Rakes Stoney Reuning Kenneth Rhymer Denise Richardson Bobby Roberts Paul Robinette 15 Jane Rock Daniel Roop Cathy Rorrer Yvonne Rouse Jan Royston Jimmie Rush Rachel Salyer Rob Sams Robin Sanders Randy Scott Lisa Seal Work! Work! Work! Roy Sensabaugh Diane Shabeldeen Cathy Shadden Chris Shaw Hugh Shaw Teresa Shelly Donna Shipplett Sherry Simerly Mitch Skaggs Sandra Skeens 136 Gary Slusher Randy Slusher Dottie Smith Missy Smith Sherry Smith Virginia Smith Beverly Spangler Jy1 Spaulding Marc Spitzer Mary Starbuck Trish Stone Nancy Stophel David Sutton Charles Talbert Ben Talley Phil Tankersly Kay Taylor Louise Thomas Tammy Thomas Kay Thompson Danny Tillison Billy Torrence Mark Tranum Danny Trammell Debbie Trammell Terri Trammell Rita Tritt Billy Trosper Mike Turner Harold Vance ike) ¥ 138 Julie Vance Gail Vaughan Steve Walling Joey Watson Martha Warner Tami Wampler Eddie Weaver Karen Weddle Debbie Weeks Barney Welch Carla Wells Gary Wheeler Sharon White Bobby Williams Steve White Nancy Williams Doug Willis Jane Wilson Tom Witcher Leslie Witt Jay Wood Ronnie Worley Basil Wyatt John Wyatt Jeff Abston Marlene Ball Chuck Barker Chuck Barnes Bruce Basham Steve Belcher Sam Booker Salli Brinkley Harold Brown Margie Carmody Becky Clark Judy Davis Robert Davis Jack Delaney Brian Faidley Jeff Feathers A new day for you. A new place for you. New chances. New faces. “Grow where you are planted...” 139, Larry Griffin Gloria Hodge Mark Jackson Sherry Leonard Teresa Lisanby Tony Miles Charlotte Moore Donald Moore Billy Morrell Donna Mumpower Dale Nelson John Nelson Charles Nunn Judy Paulin Donna Phipps Milton Richmond Butch Ringles Lee Robinson Kim Rowe Gary Slate Debbie Smile Anne Smith James Smith Karen Smith Danny Sparger Julie Fleenor Tim Fox George Galloway IN MEMORIAM KENNY HAGY 141 ‘ ef . «| We Shared Success in ATHLETICS 143 1972 GRIDIRON NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1970—Almost Second to None in ’71 Trucking for Two in ’72 And they made it! To follow the action of the Vikings through 25 straight wins and 2 state Triple A Championships. Thrown in with that; 5 all-staters in two seasons, eleven championship records broken, two all Southern Selections, no less than 5 All-American candidates, and as of December, 1972, the Tennessee High School Vikings hold the title of NUMBER ONE in the Nation for high school football. All the feelings of dedication, determination, and the desire to be the best, felt by each member of the team and coaching staff, really came through in the 1972 championship playoffs. It started out with the 40-12 win over Knoxville Central, then the 26-0 win over Nashville Overton, and ended up with the 39-6 win over Chattanooga Baylor. The Vikings deservingly have come to be the pride of not only Tennessee High and Bristol, but truely they are the Pride of Tennessee. A special salute to each member of the 1972 team and coaching staff! We’re with you Tennessee High! Let’s Go! Head Coach—John Cropp and Dr. Cronin shoy otf trophy. In the second semi-final game against Nashville Overton (26-0), Silcox snags pass in front of Overton defender. ee ee Against Knox-Central, played at UT’s Neyland Stadium (42-6), George In the State Championship game against Chattanooga Baylor Heath sweeps around the end as Richard Stacey blocks. (39-6), Greg Jones bulls over would-be tackler. 145 B-Team: Gentry, Nicely, Baer, Smelser, Pickle, Godsey, Taylor, Testor, Price, Barnes, Hawkins, Goodwin, Harrison, Snapp, Gilespie, Lami Castle, Booher, Henderson, Duff, Wilhoit, Alexander, King, Snider, Clevenger. 5 ESN M aR PEO ap type S Larry Silcox “‘wrestles” East defender FONE I age THS Line gives excellent example of what pass protection is all about 146 e. _ et sine Bibee skirts the end as Rowlette, Kistner, Fowler, and Vance assist. Greg ‘“‘Haysi” Jones gives Erwin tackler more than he bargained for. Coach Cropp wants to know why, David Bibee looks to pass as John McDaniel leads the way, 147 RUNNING BACKS: Berry, Rock, Moore, Cross, Heath, McDaniel, Strouth, Ei Kyle, DEFENSIVE ENDS: Strouth, Kistner. wea : IN ta Carter, McDaniel, Hirsch, Bibee, Kyle, Doriot, Berry, Silcox, Doyle, Miller, Kistner. fatccs aa Se Zs eae a pie ents aes BGs. La dltetac Be Se IT QUARTERBACKS AND CENTERS: Bibee—Fowler, Wedel—Mutter, Kistner—Countiss. 148 RECEIVERS: Patton, Carter, Harrison, Jones, Forbush, Doriot, Doyle, Hirsch, Silcox, Miller. LINEBACKERS: Harrison, Stacey, Heath, Jones, Vance, Strouth, Shabeldeen, Sells, Moore, Wedel, Mutter, Countiss, Rock, and Cross. é i Me ; Sa SS DEFENSIVE ENDS: Moran, Fowler, Stacey. Wedel and Forbush warm up. 149 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: Rowlette, Vance, Fowler, Kistner, Stacey, Bolling, Dixon, Pollarc Mutter, Shabeldeen, Baer, Burleson, Webb, Swift, Cross, Countis, Sells. Wedel scampers for yardage. Bibee hits the turf as Silcox, Kistner, and Rowlette look on. Eddie Hirsch is on the loose. DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: Fowler, Burleson, Cross, Rowlette, Kistner, Forbush, Bolling, Pollard Dixon, Swift, Webb, Baer, Patton. 150 FOOTBALL HONORS Eddie Hirsch—All City;5;9; George Heath—All City;9; Larry Silcox—All City;5;9; David Bibee—All City; 5;9; UET; Hon. Mention All-State All-state; Back of Year in 5 UET; State; Co-Captain UET; ED; State (AP) and 9; All East Tenn. Back of Year Fred Vance—All City;5;9; Richard Stacy—All City; 9 Greg Jones—All City;5;9; Eddie Fowler—2nd team All Captain UET; State (AP) Big 9 Mark Rowlette—5; 9; UET Gil Kyle—All City; 5;9; UET; Mark Wedel—All City;5;9; Richard Moran—All City; 5; All ET Player of Year; State UET 2nd team UET; AP Lineman of Week for State of Tenn, 5 THS ROUNDBALLERS Vince Hirsch Steve Counts David Bibee Steve Lee 152 asa. Mike Nidiffer ‘ Roger Rees a : a Mike Cagle Eddie Hirsch 155 Roger Rees lunges after rebound. Steve Counts flips in foul shot. CAAA RAT BES: Mark Wyatt slips in two from the court. Mike Nideffer guns in two from the base line. 154 MOORS Mike Nideffer (32), Eddie Hirsch (40), and Steve Counts (22) scrap for rebound. Mike Nideffer battles for rebound as Mark Wyatt prepares to assist. = Roger Rees (20) pumps in “‘free throw” as Hank Hayes looks on, David Bibee drops in two from the floor. 155 oooh + B-Team: 1st—Dowell, Stickly, Mitchell, Moore, Gentry, Trainum, DeVault, Boy. 2nd—Alexander, Sammons, Littleford, Oliver, Bross, Blevins, Baer, Quinsenberry, Mason, Winston. Statisticians: Stan Anderson, Dick Davenport 156 GIRLS BASKETBALL _BIURBAG, Ist Row—Lisa Gibson, Virginia Smith, Mary Prater, Susan Statham, 2nd Row—Beverly Russell, Roselyn Sensabaugh, Janie Warner, Donna Roberts, Lauren Vance, Angela Harr, Sponsor—Mrs. Burnette. Not pictured—Lisa Smythe Students warm-up before game with King College. 57. DISTANCE, L. to R.: Cross, Barnes, Oliver, Slagle, Doyle, Gahlier, Tilden, Coach Tom “‘H”’ Hundley aati Me - TRACK AT TT) He SPRINTERS: Heath, Silcox, SHOT PUT: Jones, Polard, Rowlette. 158 John Fulwider Richard Wolfer Tal Buchanan Coach Zeiger 159) TENNIS TEAM po) SE ae ES as bie sa ae cate cee ee eer ba ak ai le eae ae G2 SANS “ ae Be 1st: M. MacCormack, C. Quesenberry, G. Whittaker; 2nd: G. Berkheimer, A. Amburgey, P. Tankersley, P. Stubbs, S. Walling; 3rd: W. King, DeVault, T. Boyd, A. DeBusk, C. Booher, B. Godsey, G. Anderson, J. Bachman. spt co sinless Gerry Berkheimer William King Val DeVault 160 THS MATMEN 1st: Smith, Berry, Schermahorn, Galiher, Privon, Doyle, Doyle; 2nd: Coach Clevenger, Rowlette, Burleson, Mutter, Coach Johnson, Shabeldean, Snapp, Coach Clock Bruce Smith gets the job done. Back row: Johnson, Vance, Hatley, Feathers; Front row: Woodard, Miles, Harrison Mark Rowlette has his man, 161 THS TANKERS 1st: Hawkes, Houston, Roarer, Liston, Wherry, Ward, Buckholtz, Hudson; 3rd: Coach MacLemore, Millard, Scott, Odom, Reid, Middlekoop, Folke, Ward, Coach Gentry; 4th: Nowlin, Foster, Rogers, Cooper, Kistner, Morrell, Shipely, Harkleroad, Wyatt, Burke, Kelchner; 6th: Richardson, Rakes, Barnes, Scott, Austin, Taylor, Godsey, Pippin, Kistner Coaches—MacLemore and Gentry Captains—Wherry and Repass as Girls individual starts. 162 THS BASEBALL SQUAD lst: Rees, Bibee, Roberts, Barbe, Powers, Lee, 2nd: Smelser, Mutter, Miller, Mitchel, Winston, 3rd: Alexander, Conners, Shipely, Wedel, McDaniel, Mullins, Coaches—Manney and Basham John McDaniel and Steve Lee pose for a picture. Steve Mullins rares back. 163 a ren il. Mike Tillison completes a one-and-a-half. David Scott powers through the water with the breaststroke. Kenny Loud shows how to leave starting blocks. 164 Schermerhorn works for the pin, Counts pumps in two from the floor. Privon sticks another one! Up for grabs! 165 VIKING CHEERLEADERS 4 Ga) From left: Jocyne Jackson, Judy Mumpower, Ronan Dougherty, Lynn Godsey, Beverly Harkleroad, Glenna Sue King, Amy Vance. The main goal of the T.H.S. cheerleaders is to promote school spirit in all phases of school activities. By leading pep-sessions, making signs, and cheering the Viking teams to victory, they encourage the enthusiasm of the athletic programs as well as the student body. During the summer, the cheerleaders attended a camp in Banner Elk, North Carolina to improve and develop their cheering skills. Each day of the camp session they won a blue ribbon for a total of 5 ribbons. They also won the Spirit Stick. The Viking Cheerleaders were chosen by vote of the other girls in the camp to receive the Spark Plug, and the N.C.A. instructors awarded them with “The Coke Award” for the best performing squad. Congratulations and good cheering Viking Cheer- leaders! 166 i Ne oe ces Seek Head Cheerleader—Lynn Godsey Se er Beverly Harkleroad Amy Vance Jocyne Jackson 167 JR. SITY CHEERLEADERS TIS SN a ae al _ ' Julie Jones Jan Dorsey—Third Runner U 169 ning t Runner Up—Julie Jones Irs F Third Runner Up—Liz Breeding 3 } Leal faa) oO A=) = o 7 a. =) Load o q | = ZZ S fe) iS) o n CCN sy, Cheryl Stone ASKETBALL Second Runner Up—Melodye Browning ; a me Dawn Fleenor Third Runner Up—Marty Daniel oo itera ae ccna ON ABIES” ROR ALAA AMI PA 5 In our togetherness we formed ORGANIZATIONS | 173 CADMUS CLUB Sik: Copy Ed.—LeNoir Hilten. Editor—Monna Poet, Buss. Mgr.—Sheila Davenport, Assistant Ed.—Susan Over- street. 174 se .- : : Junior Eds.—Debbie Richardson and Diane Atkinson, bi : ee oa Organizations—Teresa Russell, Julia Burke—Ed., Betsy Guinn. Faculty —Wanda Campbell and Christy Coppedge. IS, Advertisements—Ruth Bailey, Debbie Whitaker. Sports—David Cross, Chip Kistner—Ed., and Gerry Berkheimer % ss a ae ie. — Be Piece can i eareeec Photographer—Hans Cowan Mr. Burk—in charge of photography. Art staff: John Meyer, Mark Tilden, Rita Davis, David Dixon, Larry Epperson, Wally Jones VIKING VOICES ditor-in-chief, Jayne Hardwick; Literary Ed., Anita Morrell; Bus. Mgr. Larry Epperson; itt Ed., David Dixon Literary staff: Lita Poet, Sophia Mitrushi, Anita Morrell, Jeff Rakes, Bill Hatley, Beth Calderbank, Judy Harkleroad, Jayne Hardwick. A T ¥ ' 5 ‘ = ‘ « i % : Page Eds.—James Pratt, Becky Griffin, Dorothy Loud, Barbara Locke, and Anne Loggans. Editorial Page: Richard Rogers, Wade Nowlin, Sandra Keith, Sheila Stophel, Linda Hiett, and Amy Vance—Page Ed. Sports Page: Bill Gupton, Mike Brown, Mike Cashwell, Barry Til- den, James Pratt—Page Ed., and Mark Tilden. Poe oe ag PPR 3 hie A 6 dae og HC r cP? “ ae t ° NAR ee ws kage , ews Page: Dawn Hatley, Jane Taylor, Marsha Hyde, Anne Feature Page: Dorothy Loud—Page Ed., Phil Cary, Julia Jones, oggans—Page Ed., Leigh Johnson, and Adair Green. Ronan Dougherty, Angela Harr, and Mary Anne Snyder. we eh � 17,9 BIBLE CLUB ee : : Officers: Front—J. Murry, W. Jones. Back—M. Starbuck, B. Smith, S. Crow, E. Walsh, S. Keith. | as “ SU ia = : x lst: B. McFaddin, K. Jackson, W. Walsh, B. Smith, 2nd: S. Crow, R. Witt, M. Starbuck, P. Butcher, M. Fleenor. 3rd: S. Keith, J. Murry, W. Jones, P. Rosenbalm. 180 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Uegeeenicecaius, Eikeeaeeacesial aiseeeead M. Keaton, G. Griffin, V. Smith, D. Shumaker, K. Armstrong, Y. Rouse, S. Simerly, D. Cunningham, S. Skeens, J. Buckles. Officers: Janie 3uckles—President, Sandra Skeens—Vice President, Dolly Shumaker—Secretary, Yvonne Rouse—Treasurer, Sherry Simerly— Sergeant-at-Arms. 181 KAPPA SIGMA TRI-HI-Y 2 2 ee eae ares SAS ARR ERGs Th SoA LES AER Ai eg FEO BM ara POD IES BO Bae ga BLE G88 45 GED RED, Bo onaw Ghee de SPL. oe pais obteasecst tt SiSSeoe: ¥ SPIRO gS SEAR beaus 2 BES EL, 4 eR eee SSS: SLSR. Peeiae be. OSE: Soeagegs Phooey lst row: A. McCroy, P. Vires, C. Boyd, D. Whitaker, L. Brinkley, L. Markwalter, C. Poore, 2nd: D. Fanning, D. Ross, S. Brinkley, L. McCroy, J Donahue, P. Miller, K. Johnson, C. Eades, 3rd: C. Ellis, B. Easly, B. Bray, J. Dougherty, S. Johnson, M. Morrell, L. Hilten, C. Crenshaw, 4th: J Moyers, M. Ferski, K. Whittamore, T. Mitchel, C. Rorrer, S. Wolford, D. Brown, B. Russell. 182 Laura Manskar, Cathy Ellis, and Brenda Bray Lee Ann Markwalter i. = a OFFICERS: front; Debbie Brown, Vice President; Jim Burleson, Sweetheart; back: Diane Ross, Chaplain; Suzie Wolford, Sgt. at Arms; Cindy Crenshaw, President. 183 JUNIOR CIVITAN Officers: Front—G. Berkhimer, Mr. Bays, C. Stone, D. Scott. Back—B. Repass, J. Barnes, V. Hirsch, B. Wall. eee a Soe 5 a : s bak ” =e ota as so eae lo Ist: D. Davenport, G. Berkheimer, C. Stone, D. Scott, M. Cashwell, B. Rogers. 2nd: S. Scroggs, D. Kelley, E. Goins, R. Hudson, J. Barns, 1 Kistner. 3rd: B. Ward, J. Tanksley, C. Collins, J. Trivette, C. Bynum, R. Hite, T. Henry, K. Carter, D. Davenport. 4th: P. Cary, B. Tilden, Hirsch, M. Tilden, J. Benning, G. Bassett. Back: E. Starbuck, B. Repass, R. Moore, B. Wall. 184 Officers front: G. Millard, G. Currey, K. Booker, T. Mitchell, B. Slagle. Seated: C. McDaniels, B. Slagle, S. Almany, K. Booker. Back: G. Millard, T. Mitchell, A. McCray, P. Hosey, T. Arrants, M. Bane, G. Currey, D. Mc- Faddin. 185 Ken Childress Joe Godsey, Pete Almany, Chuck Barker, Eric Spicer—Secretary, Doug Cooper, Scott Cooper—Treasurer, ‘“‘Doc” Maples—Sponsor James Pratt—President. 7 186 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Se Seated: Sandra Almany, Sherry Winebarger Standing: Susan Cassidy, Chaudette Cardwell, Teresa Peters 187 Y-TEENS J. Mitchell—Pres., G. Berkheimer—Sweetheart, C. Wisdom—Chaplain, D. Durham—Treas. Back: C. Booker—Sec., S. Doak—inter-Club-Council, Mrs. Guinn—Sponsor. Not pictured K. Bowman—V. Pres. M. Jones, G. Berkheimer, J Mitchell, §. Doak, D. Marco, D Moore, V. Rouse, S. Sheans, D Cunningham, C. Farmer, J. Morgan T. Shelly, V. Smith, M. Hopkins, D Durham, C. Wisdom, G. Booker, M Keaton, C. Booker, Mrs. Guinn, B Abston, K. Bowman, ANCHOR CLUB Moore—Pres., A. Nuckolls—V. Pres., G. a ae Neos fe : % C. Stone—Sec., D. Harkleroad—Sgt.-at-Arms, S. Neal—Treas., D. Harkleroad—Chap., J. Anderson—Sweetheart. Judith Moore George Anderson Donna Harkleroad President Sweetheart Chaplain 189 fl a Wild Babs z isle lst: L. Vance, S. Mitrushi, S. Neal, M. Hyde, A. Harr. 2nd: S. Statham, D. Roberts, L. Johnson, Smythe, J. Thomas. 3rd: L. Leonard, D. Loud, L. Wyatt, D. Harkleroad. oe a ben ro ne lst: T. Faniola, D. Harkleroad, J. Felty, L. Leonard, J. Foster, S. Hatcher, S. Nida, L. Godsey,S Harkleroad, A. Nuckolls, G. Anderson, J. Moore, C. Stone, D. Phipps, T. Groseclose, C. Wherry. 190 as ah: el ee Burdge. Back: G, King, OS aI a aa ea Oa Jackson, L. Foulk, D. Hatley. 191 S Allen Slagle—President; Richard Moran--V. President; Glenna Sue King—Sweetheart; Bill Clark—Secretary; Allen DeBusk—Treasurer. J. Doyle, T. Berry, R. Mutter, R. Moran, G. King, A. Slagle, A. DeBusk, G. Slusher; 2nd Row: J. Hopson, P. Mutter, J. Crowell, B. Scheuer, § Walling, M. Minor, M. Johnson, B. Clark; 3rd Row: Mr. Bingham, L. Post, S. Alley, S. Jennings, S. Cross, M. Dodson, B. Hawkins, B. Bowling 192 Alan Debusk Phil Mutter Walt Stickley David Dykes Steve Walling Butch Bolling Al Slagle Bill Kilgore Tom Barry Steve Cross Jeff Crowell Mark Dodson Richard Moran Bill Clark Bill Hawkins Butch Post Steve Alley 193 CIVINETTES 1Y Mo 1st Row: B. Griffin, J. Mumpower, J. Scott, N. Range, R. Dougherty, K. Taggart, P. Turpin, B. Cray, L. Breeding, N. Bowie. 2nd Row: V. Crenshaw. B. Booher, C. Callahan, M. Snyder, P. Phetteplac, G. Graham, C. Fesmire, §. Shoun, P. DeArmond. Seniors—lst Row; B. Bailey, P. Morrell, S. Rockett. 2nd Row: R. Bailey, W. Campbell, S. Overstreet, B. Calderbank, F. Hockett, S. Taylor. 3rd Row: C. Coppedge, D. Leonard, B. Locke, K. Saddler, V. Dixon, P. Mitchell, V. Godsey. 194 Chaplain—Judy Mumpower Historian—Susan Taylor Secretary—Karen Saddler President —Sara Rockett Sgt. at Arms—Barb Bailey Treasurer—Beth Calderbank Vice-President—Flossie Hockett 1D ALPHA TRI HI-Y ISS 6 ‘ : : sea : ro? RN tins Gi lst Row: B. Allen, B, Manskar, B. Slagle, J. Barnes, B. Repass, M. Addison, L. Weeks. 2nd Row: A. Harkleroad, S. Stophel, L. Gleenor, J. Baumgardner, T. Russell, C. Kerr, T. Graybeal. 3rd Row: T. Godsey, T. Eggers, N. Stophel, S. Ward, A. Green, K, Booker, M. Smith, 4th Row: M. Wolf, S. Bronner, T. Arrants, J. Morton, 5th Row: E. Tucker, J. Milhorn, R. Sensabaugh, L. Hardwick, M. Daniel, K. Meekins, M. Massengill lagle, B. Repass, S. Stophel, J. Barnes, A. Harkleroad, J. Baumgardner, Miss Miller (sponsor). so Officers—L. Hardwic, A. Green, B.S 196 INTERACT Left to Right: Ist—R. Pollard, C. Slagle, L. Silcox, J. Hatcher, D. Bibee, F. Vance. 2nd—H. Hoskins, E. Fowler, S. Anderson, D. Cross, S. Lee, R. Stacy, G. Jones. 3rd—M. Nidiffer, D. Strouth, C. Kistner, J. McDaniels, M. Wedel, N. Robinette. 4th—B. Booher, G. Heath, M. Wyatt, E. Hirsch, D. Cross, Dog, M. Gentry, R. Miller, W. King. 5th—B. Doyle, L. Smelser. stewart +e 3 peo g PPR re ee Se Officers—J. Hatchers, R. Pollard. L. Silcox, D. Bibee, F. Vance, G. Slagle. 197 Brian Doyle Mark Wyatt Mark Gentry 198 Robbie Pollard Larry Silcox William King Steve Lee Jan Hatcher Eddie Fowler Richard Stacey Mark Wedel Stan Anderson 199 bolt es PPPRASRS Se EEE. gore ess ae” Back row: B. Clark, A. Lambert, V. Crawford, M. Collins, R. Terry, 2nd row: G. Marsh, S. Keith, D. White, J. Goodman, W. Brice, I Fields, Front: Mrs. Shad, B. Kelly, C. Cox, S. Clark 200 Officers: J. Goodman, R. Terry, G. Marsh, D. Fields, V. Crawford, S. Keith, B. Clark Debbie Fields works at NIKE bake sale. KEY CLUB Officers front: Jim Burleson, V. Pres.; Lynn Godsey, Sweetheart; Rush Powers, Sec.; George An- derson, Chap. back: Kurt Mevis, Treas.; Roger Rees, Sgt. at Arms; Jim Moneyhun, Pres. st: R. Rees, K. Mervis, J. Moneyhun, L. Godsey, J. Burleson , R. Powers. 2nd: D. Shabeldeen, D. Swiney, H. Hayes, H. Elliott, S. ulwider, J. Fulwider, T. Mitchell. 3rd: J. Rowell, J. Lamie, F. Winston, J. Moore, J. Doriot. 4th: Clevenger, S. Mullen, M. Wedel, T. suchanan, D. Lamie, M. Tillison, R. Baer, G. Anderson. 201 aha Adeil| J F George Anderson Hank Elliot Steve Counts David Swiney Rush Powers 202 ! Me Hank Hayes John Fulwider Steve Austin Ss Kurt Mervi 1e John Lam Danny Shabeldeen Jim Moneyhun 203 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Officers standing: S. Davenport, B. Gray, L. Foulk, K. Speigel, M. Wolf. seated: P. Robinette, T. Alexander, S. Wally, S. Reuning. not pictured: Hans Cowan, Advanced—front: A. Wright, C. Yarbro, J. Taylor, J. Harkleroad. back=) DS Barr.) b Hockett, J. Harkle- path, B. Simmerman. Advanced—seated: S. Rockett, M. Gentry, L. Breeding. back: D. Waliieteaskve tee Nie Robinette, J. Pratt, S. Davenport, S. Grimes, D. Jackson 204 Ist: R. Blanton, C. Shadden, M. Trainum, J. Frye. 2nd: J. Jones, R. Cox, K. Taylor, Y. Payne, L. Gibson, 3rd: L. Buckingham, P. Casteel, G. Bassett, A. Bell, J. Glasgow. Ist: B. Gray, K. Taggert, C. Kent. 2nd: M. Massengill, M. Addison, B. Stewart, E. Spicer. 3rd: A. Green, J. Warner, M. Wolf. 4th: L. Foulk, D. Davenport, S. Cooper, J. Bolling. FALLOUT SHELTER: A — oe Ne nee st: P. Robinette, L. Countiss, M. Browning, J. Benning. 2nd: B. Kelly, 1st: M. Ratcliff, B. Gupton, R. Sheda, M. Daniels, M. Abelseth. Wilson, C. Rorrer, B. Boyd. 3rd: M. Byington, S. Doak, S. Barr, B. 2nd: T. Cass, B. Bell, K. Carter, B. Allen, 3rd: M. Foster, K. Loud, oins. 4th: G, Hiett, K. Thompson, G. Galloway, M. Cabeol, S. Walling. C. Bynum, R. Hudson, K. Middlekoop, K. Speigal. 205 STUDENT COUNCIL President-Kurt Mervis presides over a student council meeting. Other officers—Vice Presiden Hans Cowan and Secretary-Jayne Hardwick. ! | Front Row—Leigh Foulk—Delegate-at-large, Jodi Richter—Soph. Rep., Teresa Russell—Soph, Rep., Jayne Hardwick—Club Representative, Bruc Smith—Delegate-at-large, Sherri Eller—Frosh Rep.; 2nd Row-Pam Mitchell—Delegate-at-large, Barbara Locke—Delegate-at-large, Har Cowan—Jr. Rep., Jim Tanksley—Ir. Rep., Dan Mason—Soph. Rep., Stony Renning—Frosh Rep.; Back Row-—David Scott—Music Rep., Ph Cary—Club Delegate, George Anderson—Delegate-at-large, Gil Kyle—Athletic Rep., Gerry Berkheimer—Delegate-at-large, Mr. Odell—Sponso: Not pictured Preston Smythe—Jr. Rep. 206 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of charac- ter in the students of Tennessee High School. : Ce): )fficers—Mona Poet-Treasurer, Mark Tilden-Vice IBRES,, Susan Overstreet-Secretary, Gerry Berkheimer-Pres. Ss . to R.—Chip Kistner, Bill Campbell, David Scott, Mark Tilden, Susan Taylor, Vince Hirsch, Monna Poet, Gerry Berkheimer, Susan verstreet, Gil Kyle, Janice Felty, and John Barnes. ated: LeNoir Hilten, Flossie Hockett, Beth Calderbank, Becky Griffin, Standing: David Cross, Mark Rowlett, Sheila Davenport, orothy Loud, Eddie Hirsch, Angela Harr, Jenny Scott, Barry Tilden, Lauren Vance, Hans Cowan, Ronan Dougherty. 207 VOCATIONATI CLUBS OI! “Preparing for Leadership in a World of Work” | Front, seated: P. Epperson, B. St. John, K. Henry, C. Cunningham; 2nd row: H. Whitten, T. Willis, S. Keith, R. Sneed, G. VanPoole, D Oliver; Standing: C. Duff, K. Mann; Back row: E. Williams, B. Abston, T. Goodrum, B. Bernard, L. Peters, S. Moore, S. Godsey, E Kilgore, M. Baker. 208 NDUSTRIAL MERICA PURPOSES To foster a deep respect for the DIGNITY OF WORK. To help students attain a purposeful life. To assist in establishing realistic vocational goals. To create enthusiasm for learning. To develop skills in the techniques of trades and industrial leadership. VICA Officers, fr.: Mr. Kistner, Sponsor; C. Cunningham, Vice President; I Peters, Parliamentarian; K. Henry, Secretary; b.r: G. VanPool, Sgt. at Arms; B. Kilgore, President; R. Sneed, Chaplain; B. Abston, Reporter; T. Goodrum, Treasurer. 209 TENNESSEE HIGH lt.r.: Richard Moran, Chap.; Rick Moore, V. Pres.; Mike Tillison, Pres.; 2d.t.: Judy | Mumpower, Sec.; Susan Neal, Treas.; 3d.r.: Jane Taylor, Accomp, f f.r.: Dixon, Henderson, Felty, Mallicote, Vance, DeBose, Henry, Johnson, Tillison, Calhourn, Taylor, Clark, Moore, Crowe, Smythe. ar: Dorsey, King, Keith, Smeltser, Hilton, Cassidy, Flick, Minor, Starbuck, Wedel, Moore, Whitaker, Taylor, Breeding, Stone, Bowie, Rockett. 3r: King, McCormack, Baily, Brown, Donahue, Winebarger, Almany, Moran, Bourne, Vance, Silcox, Green, Phipps, Moore, Hyde, Jackson, b.r.: Hagy, Ross, Hale, Cannon, Durham, Fleenor, Trivette, Hoskins, Garner, Collins, Francis, Cross, Tillison, Rogers, Neal, Mumpower. | 210 SCHOOL CHORUS il z its erie, TENORS, Front: Rick Moore, Mark Wedel. Back: Jeff Trivette, Harvey Hoskins, Jerry Fleenor, Tim Henry, David Flick, Bill Rogers, Earl Starbuck, Mark Minor. GB 3ASSES, Seated: Phil Garner, Guy Francis, David Green, Freddy Vance, Steve Bourne, Richard Moran, Kneeling: Hoskins, Wedel, Marcus tillison, Standing: Cecil Collins, Moore, Larry Silcox, Mike Tillison, Tommy Johnson, Minor. 211 ALTOS, Kneeling: Donna Calhoun, Debbie Moore, Shirley Clark, Lisa Smythe, Sara Rockett, Judy Mumpower, Jocyne Jackson, Standing Sonja Crowe, Debbie Phipps, Nancy Bowie, Judith Moore, Cheryl Stone, Liz Breeding, Marsha Hyde, Susan N eal, Susan Taylor, Debbi Whitaker. iia PO Pie SOPRANOS, Front: Vickie Dixon, Sherry Winebarger, Darla Durham, Diane Hale, Gwen King, Betty Hagy, Cathy McCormack, Diane Ross. Middle: Janice Felty, Elaine Brown, Angela Mallicote, Betty Cannon, Drucella Smelser, Julie Donahue, LeNoir Hilton, Sandra Keith, Barbaré Baily, Susan Cassidy, Sandra Almany. Back: Glenna Sue King, Janne Dorsey, Karen Henderson, 212 VIKING SINGERS VIKING SINGERS, Front: G. King, J. Dorsey, J. Felty, G. King, K. Stitt, A. Vance, J. Richter, J. Jackson, J. Mumpower, S. Taylor, A. Harkleroad, A. Mallicote. Middle: S$. Doss, C. McCormack, J. Milhorn, D. Hale, D. Durham, S. Keith, D. Smelser, S. Neal, S. Rockett, C. Stone, T. Johnson, L. Smythe, J. Wheeler. Back: E. Starbuck, D. Cross, M. Minor, T. Henderson, H. Hoskins, M. Tillison, M. Wedel, L. Silcox, R. Moore, 2s 214 Front: May, Johnson, Lambert, Clark, Harkleroad, Godsey, C. Minor, Richter, Hodge, Stophel, Morrell, Cross, Hubbard. 2d row Hartsock, Dougherty, Williams, Shelly, Carter, Widner, Graybeal, Poet, Baumgardner, Johnson, Stitt, Booher, Milhorn, Fesmire. 3d row Mitchell, Farmer, Doak, Moore, Harr, McFaddin, Jackson, Peters, Curry, Doss, Payne, Addison, Bernard, Back: Malone, Mattison Butcher, Patrick, Walsh, Arrents, White, Burns, Miller, Shepard, Mallicote, Curin, Rasnic, Felty, Henderson, Foran, Wheeler, Crowell. VIKING DANCERS CO-CAPTAINS Tweeter Faniola Anne Loggans as sa pa SRE: g: Rs: 2 a . OSS Si i Tete as 2 VIKING DANCERS, Standing: Terry Tretler, Kay Taggert, Loretta Higgins, Jan Hatcher, Beth Bell, Cam McCormack, Lysa Archer, Charlotte McDaniels, Kathy Spota. Front: Anne Loggans and Tweeter Faniola. 215 TENNESSEE HIGH VIKING BAND setneceneriies 216 : : Thomas, Banks, Taggert, Ryan, Barnes, Spota, Leslie, Hale. Center: Archer, Higgins, May, Ellis, Cass, Shirley, Lewis, Rockett, Ss ss RIFLES, L. to R.: Stone, Bowie, Helms, Loggans, Harr, Snyder, Saddler, Locke, Griffin, Shoun, Graham, Mallicote. i ‘ Lie a oe MAJORETTES, Top Row: K. Feathers, S. Taylor, S. Doss. Bottom Row: C. Callahan, S. Bronner, W. Campbell, C. Crenshaw, DAT, FLUTES, Tail: C. Wells, C. Boyd, Stem: L. Manskar, L. Bucking- ham, B. Allen, M. Tolbert, D. Calhoun, C. Crenshaw, L. Hardwick. Curve Upward: T. Tretler, D. Campbell, D. Mattison, C. Kerr, R. Sensabaugh, L. McCary, G. Griffin. FRENCH HORNS, Clockwise: Terry Graybeal, Michael Mallicote, Gail Curry, Cindy Bingham, Rusty Fankhouser, Betty Hagy, Sandy Widner, Steve Tretler, Lita Poet. Seated: Kathy Feathers. 218 CLARINETS, Center Line: A. DeBose, M. Massingill, D. Whitak M. Beverly, A. Roland, K. Davenport, L. Hues, V. Herden, Speigel. Curve: D. Barr, C. Booker, S. Beaudry, B. Manskar, Leonard, W. Campbell, K. Meekins, P. Vires, S. Barr, K. Myres, Wedel, S. Brinkley, T. Meade, K. Jackson, M. Poole, B. Stone. 3 TRUMPETS, Left to Right: C. Morton, G. Vaughn, M. Hutten, J. Morton, D. Bachman, E. Goins, D. Sutton, T. Calhoun, D. Kelly, Johnson. Policeman Musser, T. Bachman, B. McFaddin, in car. AXOPHONES, Back: C. Callahan, G. Bassett, T. Godsey, Not Pictured: T. Cass, J. Rakes, S. Eller. J. Rakes, C. Baker. Seated: J, Fleenor, B. Bell, T. Thomas, Standing front. 219 DRUMS, Left to Right: D. Moody, J. Carroll, L. Mallicote. Standing: J. Trivette, E. Spicer, C. Collins, C. Johnson, M. Leonard, H. Prater, B. Russell. BASSES, Left to Right: J. Wheeler, T. Kistner, R. Miller, D. Ross, B. Wall, E. Starbuck, R. Rogers, T. Cole. 2 5 E. Bernard, J. Don Meal ahue i oat be tS ct . Scott, C. Bynum, K. Carter, R. Hite, T. BARITONES, Left to Right: B. Boyd, C. Johnson, Henry. , S. Doss, D 220 TROMBONES, kneeling: W. Pasour, G. Fanning, standing: R. Brake, R. Banks, J. Benning, B, Simmerman, D. McFaddin, B. Goins, E. Weaver, Top: R. Carter, R. Linnen, K. Woolwine, B. Smith, BASS CLARINETS, Front: L. Brinkley. Middle: M. Smith, C. McDaniels, L. Weeks. Back: S. Broner, S. Taylor. = ah 5 oy, Oe MIXED HORNS, Left to Right: Karen Meekins, bassoon; Melissa alto clarinet; Sandy Barr, E Flat Clarinet; Sally Brinkley, bassoon. 221 , Pes a 222 Community friends supported us with ADVERTISING 223 “Home Phones 764-2739 Se ul is Ry be 7,9 = =� ) x 0 o. — NS Tae ee RS oe os Gi | eee oe Boe QUALITY —s_ || PRINTERS, INC. || Complete Printing Service . 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Bristol, Tennessee _ Flowers By Gary Sunnybrook Shopping Center oo) Bluff City Highway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Telephone 764-3321 Night 538-4722 ohnson Fabric Shop — PHONE 968-3432 LUNTEER PARKWAY — ROUTE6 BOX 129 | __ BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 257 ROR ee Our friendships have given us memories of yesterday, joy for today, and hope for tomorrow. 259 = — tiie 260 « EM a a ae Me 4 Saal FRIENDS WITH YOU What a friend we have in time Gives us children, makes us wine Tells us what to take or leave And the gift of growing old Are stories to be told. ; Of the feelings more precious than gold Friends I will remember you, Think of you, pray for you, And when another day is through I'll still be friends with you Babies’ days are never long; Mother’s laugh is baby’s song, Gives us all a hope to carry on. My friends I will remember you, Think of you, pray for you, And when another day is through . I'll still be friends with you. Bill Danoff Taffy Nivert WRIA ALY aes SOE AX, A oS me Nay Fe fea x) Se apace OSC SRE Ga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1973 Cadmea is presented with the hope that it may serve as a reminder of the fun, the hours spent in learning, and the experiences of youth that we shared at Tennessee High—a birthplace of lasting friendships. In the future may this year of memories deepen and preserve the friendships formed during the past years. I wish to express appreciation to the following people who through generous contribution of time and effort helped make this publication possible. Mr. Burk supervised the photography and developed many of the pictures. Mrs. Thomason, our sponsor, patiently guided our efforts; and the annual staff gave much of themselves to the success of our yearbook. The faculty gave their indulgent cooperation. A number of the pictures used in this annual were made available by Bristol Newspapers. Many of the civic minded business and professional leaders supported the Cadmea by purchasing advertise- ments or annuals. The combined efforts of all of these individuals gave meaning to our theme, “Friendship.” Monna Poet Editor 264 PUBLISHING COMPANY WOLFE CITY TEXAS. Shi eet rty + SE Alben TaN si A he eG i) 7 — 14 ue Bit ; 7 ‘ a | ‘ ky ) ‘ nae mate PUBLIC LIBRARY Hil 6 OL Se) aaah wih 8 ean