Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1974 volume:

Ht} ‘ 1974 Cadmea Vol. 54 STUDENT LIFE ACADEMICS ORGANIZATIONS COMPETITION CLOSING a ee al te. “Rane nervaenrtbhiche saree ees Lor tao STUDENT, i 4 ig “ Srlpear tees ry ts STUDE FE STUDEN : I: am pat a ‘Bowe: with all the beauty of spring, F But thes sun shines and I am withered. zs ee lama shell: lyitig on the shore of an endless ocean, wove : - And the tides come in washing me away. ct ; : Tar am n the’ ‘morning s sun at the break of dawn, i Pht: rit ay my ety 4 ae ae wil ee Fading ate into the endless midnight. - fe ede age ital te Hani “Who am 12 lam what Iam ao feos And sometimes what I appear to be. ane ee) es Pany happy and, sad, UES co sco” Adpgry and. glad, eds ph ditches Uae ava nae In troublesome times Iam courageous, he a ge a ee a Yet a ‘coward to face the world. 1a 4 i af ERAS. hous CaN : Be A ae se ben draselig, rere 2 4 Pane ae Proud eee a - « With evil thoughts, | Ny ui e ne a Pa : : op ee : Anda guilty. conscience. US a ee Hidden within — soul I am ashamed. ee eat ee af 1 am ‘looking for the aed in others, es Lesser the bads pee I try to seek their friendship , poe Respect them, fe ee eee “Help them, BOA haa st Lae oe. Love them, UD Mioe tet i a, | Whoever ‘they are, ea ee ‘Where ever r they may be. ee eee hie ia person as ie Oe eg a, LAVang in a careless world, UV Cate SG treatin mead OF pollution, poverty, politics, ae a ee hig’ ie ee, |� Friends, weddings, and picnics . Ris a ee Wondering v which way to go. lam ea out for the Sod. Tears of sadness for poverty, pollution, and war. Yet tears of gladness, For soon this world will be no more, And Dappiness will prevail. � iy ele —s Who am |? Iam one amongst many on a crowded planet. Yet, just like my friends I am living the CELEBRATION OF LIFE. Regina Thomas 774 An angel he’s not! The new Industrial Arts classes are hammering away. 10 Though the students of T.H.S. move together as one body, each still has his own personality. Indi- viduality is seen in every T.HLS. student. s BYR eS Bee ‘i % = int Woe oe RPO : weed Steve Mullins and Ducky Harrison are good at this kind of work. 11 12 NEVER A DULL MOMENT I think I got left out! f Ah, would I like to have a “Mountain Dew” right now! Hey cutie, why don’t you come up here and sit awhile. 5 | : en a Missa A folk group entertains for the student body. is? Now what were we supposed to do with th Kathy Booker models for a fashion show spon- sored by the Y-teens, 14 Toot, toot, toot on our flutes! PROGRAMS BREAK THE MONOT ONY OF THE DAY 15 WHAT WOULD THS BE ? WITHOUT SCHOOL SPIRIT ing supported! —means be inning W 16 THS cheerleaders are a big help in supporting team THS students are enthused during a basketball game. 18 that’s better! ARGC Reese co SS meri iat eenseencnce A TYPICAL DAY AT THS Lunch is the best time of day! There is a time for everything, even just, “taking it easy.” CROEIe ee Is the coast clear? Typing students are hard at work. I wonder what’s up there! 19 BE YOURSELF e is all about? this what hi Is OM Hurry! I can’t last much longer! Get on your marks, get ready, set, go! 20 ‘s y aS ce I told you that’s the wrong way! [ll catch up with you yet! New BETA students are installed. eabwili Be V.OUR BEST SELF Watch out, here she comes! DA TRYING DAYS AT THS... I sure hope those guidance counselors can help me! Quit smiling like a dummy and tell me if you are mad or not! Hp) STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Ann Loggans Loud Ronan Dougherty, Dorothy ls State— Gir h IFsc. Mark Rowlett, Greg Jones, and Eddie H Boys State— 24 Jeanie Nida, Irene Lewis, Luann Fleenor, Melissa Bane; Second row, Harry Lipsey, Phil Cary, Barry spanish Winners: First row, Becky Griffin, Tilden 9) Essay Winner, Hatcher 26 Freedoms Foundation Award— Angela Harr {elisa Bane was awarded a trip to Mexico for her excellence in Pilar Rojo—Foreign Exchange Student from panish. Brazil. THS Band was named No. 1 in the State of Tennessee. 28 $4 4 + : 4 4 4 - food gy Ore Queen of Hearts Contestants—Cindy Moore, Anne Loggans—Manager, Any Vance, Susan Neal—Manager, Martha Wolfe—Manager, Lisa Perry Hugh David, congratulates the school’s Voice of Democracy winners Lee Post, Susan Keith, and Harry Lipsey. Vole QUEEN- MARSHA HYDE Melodye Browning—First Runner-up Liz Breeding—Second Runner-up 29 eS oeaiec cea ‘a esc ane the ae 4 QUEEN AMY VANCE KING MARK ROWLETT : ae ke - s ee FR LADY-IN-WAITING VICKI CRENSHAW GENTLEMAN-IN-WAITIN EDDIE FOWLER 32 MEMBERS OF THE COURT voll Barbara Ryan—Danny Shelbadeen Ronan Dougherty—Val DeVault Judy Mumpower—Mike Cagle Darlene Harkleroad—Steve Cross 33 GRADUATES Of arry Tilden B Kim Hall Greg Jones enna te ie Crenshaw Vick Fleenor Dawn Mark Rowlett Anne Loggans WIMMING : ‘LIFEGUARD NOT ON DUTY ee b Eddie Hirsch Danny Strouth Judy Mumpower 34 ISTINC TION Susan Neal David Cross Eddie Fowler Rush Powers John Rowell 2) CLASS OFFICERS 1974 ions see Sonn TION Front, Rush Powers, Sergeant-at-arms; Dorothy Loud, Secretary; Ben Beckner, Chaplin; Back, Carmen Sensky, Treasurer; Eddie Hirsch, President; Greg Jones, Vice-President 36 James Clifford Bailey Melissa Lee Bane Deborah Elaine Barr Patricia Suzanne Beaudry William Benjamin Beckner David Vernon Bentley = at James Daniel Bird Donna Sue Bolling Charles Allen Bondurant Dolphis Edwin Booher Nancy Carol Bowie Karen Denise Bowman Cindy Sue Boyd Hans, Lee, Barry and Chris study hard!?! Patricia Elaine Brown 38 Deborah Jean Campbell William Dennis Campbell Virgie Claudette Cardwell Kim Alan Carter 29) 8 i Michael Blaine Cashwell Tim Duane Cass Susan Elaine Cassidy William Allen Clark Samuel Andrew Cole Sharon Pamela Cooper Joseph Mason Cowan Vickie Joe Crenshaw David Lynn Cross Stephen Kerry Cross 40 a Lisa Ann Currin Dennis Neal Davenport Richard Alan Davenport George Valentin DeVault Jack Sam Dixon Mark Erwin Dodson ee) wa. Ronan Noreen Dougherty Charles H. Duff Donald Lynn Dugger Russell James Frankhouser Diane Jefferies Fanning Connie Lynn Farmer Diane Bibee Felty Rebecca Dawn Fleenor 41 Frank Alan Forbush Glen Edward Foster Paul Edward Fowler Carl Lee Galliher Michael Craig Galliher Mark Timothy Gentry be Mark Sterling Gilliam James Edward Goins Gail Ann Graham Rebecca Denise Griffin Susan Elaine Grimes 42 aS = i Gloria Darlene Harkleroad Janet Lee Hatcher Terry Bernard Higgins Edward M. Hirsch Diana Lynn Hale Angela Carol Harr William Joseph Hawkins Everette Randy Hite Gilda Ann Hodge 43 Mary Jane Horne Marsha E. Hyde Alfred Lewis Jackson, Jr. Steven Michael Jennings Donald Martin Johnson Karen Leigh Johnson Jenny Beth Jones Kathy Denice Jones Mary Ann Jones Margot Keaton Pam DeArmond Keesee 44 es Pa Lloyd Ray Kelly Charles Anthony Lawson Lou Ann Leonard Cynthia Elaine Leslie ae Dave takes time out for a Coke! Richard Lee Linnen Karen Anne Loggans Dorothy Ann Loud Sharon Ann Lovegrove Kimberly Ann Loving Lional Joy Mallicote 45 % Barbara Ann Malone Kenny Alan Mann Debora Joyce Marco Lee Ann Markwalter Pid] oy Richard Lynn Meadows Patricia Ann Miller Patrick Allen Miller Kathy, Mary and Kitty enjoy Autumn! 46 | Debra Lynn Moore Judy Morgan Lisa Jean Morrell Victor James Morrell eS eo Steven Lane Mullen Donna Lynn Mumpower Judy Kay Mumpower Kim Aaron Murray Sheila Jean Musselwhite Susan Melinda Neal Robert Myron Nicar Laura Katherine O’Dell Pamela Darlene Offield Wallace Dale Pasour, Jr. Brenda Kaye Patton 47 Teresa Ann Peters Regina Leah Pinkston Linda Jean Porter Thomas Lee Post 3 } Hugh Winfield Powers Benjamin Rush Powers Cyndy twirls. 48 Norville Gene Price Amy Spangler Reid Carol Elizabeth Richards Deborah Lynn Richardson Donna Jean Roberts SENIORS HAVE VIKING PRIDE! Nolan Rhea Robinette Marvin Gibbons Rock 49 William Russell Rogers Maria del Pilar Rojo Paulette Beatrice Rosenbalm Beryl Diane Ross — Charles Alan Rotenberry John Waverly Rowell Mark Haynes Rowlett Barbara Karen Ryan David Jay Schermerhorn Jennifer E. Scott Sanford Craig Sells Daniel Shabeldeen ig yg 4 % Perry Lister Shields Steven Edward Shipplett Sandra Jo Shoun Barry Lynn Simmerman 50 | Barbara Ann Slagle Lisa Babette Smythe Marcus Vernon Spivey Danny Ray Strouth . 44 WW ie David Allen Swiney Mervin Lamar Talbert James Robert Tanksley Jane Elizabeth Taylor 51 Jan Elizabeth Thomas Regina Kay Thomas Barry Martin Tilden Mark Tillison Mary Jo Tolbert Jeffrey Richard Trivett Susan Kay Trosper Amy Kathryn Vance Lauren Lyttelton Vance Nancy and Vickie take time out to pose for the camera. Patricia Ann Vires William Herbert Wall 2 _ Susan Margaret Walters William Milton Ward Judy Weaver Mark Eric Wedel ' ¢ 12a, Kathy Aileen Whittamore Henry Arthur Whitten Sherry Lynn Winebarger - Imogene Wix Daniel Kirk Woolwine Anne Loucile Wright Lisa Kay Wyatt Bye, al Clara Louise Yarbro Mrs. Bailey helps Teresa make plans for college. Debbie Lee Poore { Carman E. Sensky Debra Yvonne Shipley Jamie Wayne Shipley Preston Kahlil Smythe 54 Ny a ARN ae SAAR ; AANA i ys Ny Nit 7e numbered oc vo SN SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEY, JAMES STEPHEN—Hi-Y—3; Beta Club—4; Baseball—2, 3; Basketball—1 . ALMANY, SANDRA KAY-—F.T.A.—1, 3, President—3; Y-Teens—2, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Junior Red Cross—3; Chorus—2, 3; Concert Choir—4. AMBURGEY, ANDY WEBSTER —Beta Club—4, President—4; Key Club—4; Tennis Team—2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, DEBORAH —Transfer Student—4; V.I.C.A.—4, Treas- urer—4, ARNOLD, DORIS—F.T.A.—1; Parking Lot Club—4. ATKINSON, DIANE LYNN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Chess Club—2 Cadmus Club—3, 4; Beta Club—4; Academic Excellence Award—3; Girl Scouts—1, 2, 3, 4. AUSTIN, STEPHEN DAVID-—Key Club-3, 4; Beta Club—4; Spanish Club—1; Swim Team—2, 3, lettered 2: Track Team—4. BACHMAN, JOHN DAVIS —Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BAER, DAVID LEE—Key Club—2, 3; Football—2, 3, 4, lettered 4. BAILEY, GARY WILLIAM BAILEY, JAMES CLIFFORD—Jr. Civitan Club—3, 4, chaplain 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3. BAKER, MICHAEL L. BANE, MELISSA LEE—Chess Club—1; Junior Red Cross—3; Beta Club—4; A.F.S.—4; Band—4; Spanish Awards—1, 2, 3; National Honor Society—4. BARR, DEBORAH ELAINE-J.C.L.-1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Latin Awards—Magna Cum Laude—1, 2, 3; National Honor Society—4. BARRETT, DALLAS GENE BEAUDRY, PATRICIA SUZANNE-Band-1, 2, 3, 4; French Club—2; Arts and Crafts Club—3; Y-Teens—4, Secretary—4; Kappa Sigma—4; A.F.S.—4. BECKNER, WILLIAM BENNY-—A.F.S.—4; Chaplain of Senior Class; National Honor Society—4; Graduate Of Distinction—4. BENTLEY, DAVID VERNON—D.E.C.A.—4; Track—1; Wrestling—4; D.E.C.A. Parliamentarian—4, BERNARD, BARBARA JEAN BIRD, JAMES DANIEL BLEVINS, NORETTA E.—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; NAIC AR) Al BOLLING, DONNA SUE-—F.T.A.-—2; D.E.C.A.—4. BONDURANT, CHARLES ALLEN BOOHER, CATHIE ELIZABETH—F.T.A.— D.E.C.A.—4, BOOHER, DOLPHIS BOWIE, NANCY CAROL-Civinettes—2, 3, 4, chaplain—4; 73-74 ex’s; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—4; F.T.A.—2; 2, Sgt.-at-Arms—?2; Chorus—3. BOWMAN, KAREN DENISE —Y-Teens—2, 3, Vice-president—3; D.E.C.A.—4. BOYD, CINDY SUE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Kappa Sigma—2, 3; Band—1, 2, 3, 4. BREEDING, ELIZABETH MARIE-—Civinettes—2, 3, 4; 74-75er’s; Concert Choir—3, 4; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart of Interact Club—4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader—2; Varsity Cheerleader—4; Secretary of Junior Class—3; Candidate for V-T Queen—2, 3, 4; Candidate for Spring Sports Queen—3; Graduate of Distinction. BROWN, PATRICIA ELAINE-Civinettes—2, 3; 73-74er’s; Band—1, Db. BUCHANAN, FRANKLIN TALMADGE— Key Club—2, 3, 4, chap- lain—4; Basketball— 1; Golf—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4. BURKE, JULIA RILEY— Cadmus Club— 1, 2, 3; Maroon and White— 4; J.C.L.-1, 2, 4, chairman—1; Beta Club— 4, treas- urer—4; Swim Team— 2, a 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Tennis Team—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Tou. Award—1, 2; Girl Scouts—1, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society — 4. BUTCHER, ROBERT MARLIN 56 — CAGLE, MICHAEL ALAN Basketball—2, 3, lettered 2, 3; Juni Court Member; Senior Court Member. CALLAHAN, CYNDY DESHA-—Civinettes—3, 4, Vice- -president— Band—1, 2, 3,4; Majorette—3, head majorette—4; Shield Bear in Junior Court; Miss Majorette of Bristol—3; Graduate c Distinction—4; Senior Court Member, CAMPBELL, DEBORAH JEAN-—Viking Voices—4; Cadmus Club- 4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. | CAMPBELL, WILLIAM DENNIS CARDWELL, VIRGIE CLAUDETTE-—Freshman Tri- Hi-Y— F.T.A.—2, 3; Maroon and White—4; Student Council— Student Curriculum Committee—4; Kappa Sigma—4 Secretary—4; Freedoms Shelf Award—3; Social Studies Certif. cate of Excellence—3. CARTER, KIM ALAN-—J.C.L.-1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club— 1; oe Civitan Club—2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Sopt Rep.—2, Drum Major— 4, All-State East Band—3, All-State— Honors Band—3; Who’s Who Among American High Schoc Students—4. CARTER, SHARON | CARY, ROBERT PHILIP | CASHWELL, MICHAEL BLAINE—Maroon and White—3, 4; Ji Civitan Club— 3; Key Club—4; Beta Club—4; Swim Team— 33 4 lettered 3, 4; Above-90 average—3. CASS, TIM DUANE-Science Club—1, 2; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Who Who Among American High School Students. CASSIDY, SUSAN ELAINE-Library Council-—1, 2, Vice- “presi dent—2; F.T.A.—2, 3, Secretary 3; Glee Club—1, 2; Chorus— 3 Concert Choir—4. CHAPMAN, TIMOTHY LEE CLARK, WILLIAM ALLEN—Hi-Y—2, 3, Sec.-Treas.—3; V.LC.A. a Football—1; Baseball—2. COLE, SAMMY ANDREW-—Chess Club-—3. COLLINS, CECIL EUGENE-—Jr. Civitan Club—3; Band—1, 2, 3, 4 COMBS, FLOYD DEAN COOPER, DOUGLAS MICHAEL-Science Club-—3; Jr. Civitan Club—4; Swim Team-3, 4, lettered 4. i COOPER, SHARON PAMELA Y-Teens—1, IDIBIC Nae. | CORRIN, JIMMY | COUNTISS, GREGORY ROLAND —Interact Club-3, 4; Football- Leon Bhs 4, lettered 4. | COWAN, HANSON BUFORD | COWAN, JOSEPH MASON CRENSHAW, VICKI JO—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—2, 3, 4 Secretary 4; Junior Court Attendant; Graduate of Distinction’ Senior Court Lady-in-waiting. CROSS, DAVID LYNN-Interact Club—2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Betz Club— 4; Academic Letter—3; Graduate of Distinction— 4 National Honor Society—3, 4, President 4; Y-Teens Sweet heart—4; Concert Choir—4, President 4; Cadmus Club-3, 4 Sports Editor—4; Basketball — 1; Baseball—1; Track—2, 3, 4] lettered 3, 4; Vice-president of Junior Class; Boy’s State Alter. nate; County Day Participant—2, 3; Viking Singers—3. CROSS, KERRY STEPHEN—Hi-Y—3; Interact Club—4; Foot ball—-1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling—2; Track—1, 2, 3: Senior Court Member. CURRIN, LISA ANN-—F.N.A.-1; Council—2. DAVENPROT, DENNIS NEAL—J.C.L.—2, 3; Science Club-1; Jr. Civitan Club— 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Basketball Mgr.—1. DAVENPORT, RICHARD ALAN-—J.C.L.—1, 2; Jr. Civitan Club— aa 3, 4, Vice-president—4; Basketball Mer.—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 2; 3m 4; Varsity Football Mgr.—2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. DAVIES, VICKIE LYNN | 2, 3; FTA Glee Club-1, 2, 3; Library DEVAULT, GEORGE VALENTIN—Key Club—4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team—2, 3, lettered 2, 3; Member of Senior Court. DIXON, JACK SAM —Interact—1, 2, 3, 4, chaplain—4; Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council—4. DODSON, MARK ERWIN—Hi-Y—3; Maroon and White—3, 4; Cadmus Club—3, 4; Track Team. DORIOT, JOHN STEPHEN-—Key Club—2, 3, 4, Vice-president-— 4; Football—2, 4. DOUGHERTY, RONAN NOREEN-—Civinettes—2, 3, 4; Keyettes— 3, 4; J.C.L.—1, 2; Beta Club—4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Maroon and White—1, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Editor—3, 4; A.F.S.—4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader—1; Varsity Cheerleader—2, 3, 4; Secretary of Freshman and Sophomore Cl asses; Queen of Junior Court; Miss T.H.S.—3; Spring Sports Queen—1; Delegate to Girl’s State—3; Graduate of Distinction—4; Viking Dancers— 1; Senior Court Member. DUFF, CHARLES H. DUGGER, DONALD LYNN FANKHOUSER, RUSTY J.—Band—1, 2, 3, 4; J.C.L.—1, 2. FANNING, DIANE JEFFERIES—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—4; Kappa Sigma—2, 3; Viking Voices—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4. FARMER, CONNIE LYNN—Y-Teens—1, 2, President 1. FELTY, DIANE BIBEE FLEENOR, REBECCA DAWN-—Freshman Tri-Hi—Y; Civinettes—4; Chess Club—2; Member of Junior Court; Basketball Queen—3; County Day Rep.—3; Girl’s State 1st Runner-Up—3. FORBUSH, FRANK ALAN-—J.C.L.-1, 2, 4; Key Club—4; Beta Club—4; Football—1, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Track—3, 4; Academic Letter—3, 4. FORD , WALTER C. FOSTER, GLEN EDWARD- —Track; Wrestling. FOWLER, PAUL EDWARD-—Interact Club—2, 3, 4, Vice-presi- dent—4; Anchor Club Sweetheart—4; Student Council—4; Foot- ball—-1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Track—1, 3, 4; King of Junior Court; Graduate of Distinction—4; Senior Court Gentleman-in- Waiting. GALLIHER, CARL LEE—Wrestling Team—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3,4. GALLIHER, MICHAEL CRAIG—Beta Club—4; Track—2, 3, 4, lettered 4; Academic Award—3. GENTRY, MARK TIMOTHY —J.C.L.—1, 2, 3; Interact Club—2, 3, 4; Football—1, 2; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3. GENTRY, SANDRA-—J.C.L.—1; Library Council—2; D.E.C.A.—4. GILLIAM, MARK STERLING GOINS, JAMES EDDIE—Jr. Civitan Club—3, 4; Cadmus Club—1; Band—1, 2, 3,4, band manager; Chorus—4. GRAHAM, GAIL ANN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1; Civinettes—2, 3; Anchor Club—4; Beta Club—3, 4; Cadmus—4; A.F.S.—4; Academic Letter—3; Band—2, 3, rifle girl. GRIFFIN, REBECCA DENISE—Anchor Club—4; Civinettes—3; A.F.S.—4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Beta Club—4; Maroon and White—1, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Editor—2, Assistant Editor—3, Editor in Chief—4; Academic Letter—3, 4; Spanish Awards—2, 3; Dorothy Knisley Award—2; Swim Team Timette—3, 4; Band-—3, 4, Rifle girl; Queen of Hearts Business Mgr.—3. GRIMES, SUSAN ELAINE-Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3; D.E.C.A.—3, 4; Academic Letter—3. GUINN, BERNICE IRENE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y —2; D.E.C.A.—4. GUINN, JUNE ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1; D.E.C.A.—3, 4; Cadmus Club—3, 4, Business manager—4; Chess Club—2. HALE, DIANA LYNN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Maroon and White—4; Glee Club—2; Chorus—3; Concert Choir—4; Viking Singers—3, 4; Band—3, 4, flag girl. HALL, KIMBERLY ANN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; French Club—1, 2; Beta Club—4; Anchor—4; Volleyball Team—2, 3, 4; Academic Letter—3; French Academic Award—1; Swim Team Timette—3; Graduate of Distinction—4; Junior Pageant Contestant—1. HARKLEROAD, GLORIA DARLENE —Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor Club—2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms—3, Vice-president—4; Keyette Club—3, 4, President—4; Volleyball Team—1, 2; Tennis Team— 3; Anchor Leadership Seminar in Valley Forge, Pa.; Senior Court Member. HARKLEROAD, JULIA ALYS—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Chess Club—2; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3, 4; Viking Voices—3, 4, Literary Editor—4; Girl Scouts—1, 2, 3,4; Swim Team—3; Tennis Team-—3, 4. HARR, ANGELA CAROL —Anchor Club—2, 3, 4; Freshman Tri-Hi- Y; A.F.S.—4, Secretary 4; Maroon and White—3, 4; Band—2, 3, rifle girl; Beta Club—4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Volley- ball—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Basket- ball—3, 4; Academic Letter—3; Named King Fellow—3; Captain of Volleyball, basketball, tennis, 3, 4; Represented District in Tennis, 3, 4. HARRIS, FRANK D. HARRISON, GLORIA JEAN HARRISON, ROBERT C.—Hi-Y —3; Interact—4; Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team—3, 4; Track. HATCHER, JANET LEE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Interact Club Sweet- heart—3; J.C.L.-1, 2, 4; 74-7Ser’s; Chaplain of Sophomore Class. HAWKES, CAROL MARIE—A.F.S.—4; Kappa Sigma—Treasurer; Maroon and White—typist; Swim Team—3, 4, lettered 3; Track—3, 4; Tennis—4. HAWKINS, WILLIAM HOSEPH—Hi-Y—3, 4; Track Team—3, 4. HELMS, JACOB RANDOLPH HICKS, WILLIAM CARLYLE HIGGINS, LURA LORETTA — Black Student Union—3; Y-Teens—1, 2, Treasurer—2; Band —flag girl. HIGGINS, TERRY BERNARD HIRSCH, EDWARD M.—French Club—1, 2; Interact Club—3, 4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Football—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; President of Class—2, 3, 4; French Academic Award—1; Academic Letter—3; Boy’s State Delegate—3; Secretary Interact Club—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Captain of Basketball Team—4; Graduate of Distinction—4; Athletic Scholarship to Vanderbilt University. HITE, EVERETTE RANDY —Jr. Civitan Club—2, 3, 4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president—4. HODGE, GILDA ANN—Y-Teens; D.E.C.A.—4. HOLMES, WILLIAM D. HOPKINS, MELISSA LUANN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Teens—?2; Concert Choir—4; Viking Singers—4. HORNE, MARY JANE —J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y. HUBBARD, JOHNNY LEE—J.C.L.—1, 2; Wrestling—1, lettered 1; Football—1. HYDE, MARSHA E.—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2; Anchor Club—2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Keyettes—3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Beta Club—4; National Honor Society—4; Jr. Civitan Sweet- heart—4; Concert Choir—4, chaplain—4; Tennis Team; Volley- ball Team; Swim Team—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American Hig h School] Students; V-T Queen—4; Dele- gate Youth Leadership Conference—3. JACKSON, ALFRED LEWIS JR.—Beta Club—4; Football—1; Aca- demic Letter—3. JACKSON, DIANE MARIE-—J.C.L.—1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2; Jr. Red Cross—2; Beta Club-4; Cadmus Club—4; Viking Voices—4; Latin Awards—1, 2, 3; Student Curriculum Com- mittee—4. JENNINGS, STEPHEN MICHAEL —J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; Hi-Y—3; Tennis Team—3, 4. JOHNSON, DONALD MARTIN JOHNSON, KAREN LEIGH JOHNSON, PENNY LINDA JOHNSON, THOMAS ALLEN—Kappa Sigma Sweetheart—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, All State East Band—3; Viking Singers—3, 4; Dance Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—3; Concert Choir—4. Dy JONES, GREG MARVIN-Interact Club—3, 4, Historian 4; Foot- ball—2, 3, 4, All-State, All-American; Vice-President of Senior Class; Junior Court Member. JONES, JENNY BETH JONES, KATHY DENIECE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; D.E.C.A.—4, Secretary— 4. JONES, MARY ANN— Y-Teens— 1,3; F.T.A.—2; Glee Club 1. KEATON, MARGO(T) KEESEE, PAM DEARMOND-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—3; Band—2, flag girl. KEITH, KATHY LOUISE—Y-Teens—1, 3; F.T.A.—2; Y-Teens—3; Glee Club—1. KELLEY, LLOYD RAY KRAMER, MICHAEL WAYNE LAWSON, CHARLES ANTHONY LEONARD, LOU ANN-—Freshman Tri-Hi—Y; Keyettes—3, 4, Vice- president 4; Anchor Club—2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. LESLIE, CYNTHIA ELAINE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Band—2, 3, flag girl. LINEBERGER, THOMAS LEE LINNEN, RICHARD LEE-—Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band—1, 2, 3, 4; All State East Orchestra—2, 3. LOGGANS, KAREN ANNE-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Band—2, 3, 4, rifle girl, team capt. 4; Viking Dancers—2, 3, Capt. 3; Anchor Club—3, 4, Treasurer—4; Maroon and White—2, 3, 4; Beta Club—4; A.F.S.—4; J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; 74er’s—3, 4; Academic Excellence Award—3; Girl’s State Rep.—3; County Day Dele- gate—3; Queen of Hearts Candidate—3; Graduate of Distinc- tion—4. LOS, LARRY FRANK LOUD, DOROTHY ANN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor Club—3, 4; Keyettes—3, 4, Secretary 3; A.F.S.—4; Maroon and White—2, 3, 4, Co-Editor—4; National Honor Society—3, 4, Secretary 4; Beta Club—4, chaplain 4; J.C.L.-1, 2, 4; Student Council—4; Swim Team—2,3,4, lettered 2,3, 4;Track—3, 4 lettered3,4; Class Treasurer—2, 3; Class Secretary—4; Academic Excellence Award—3; Graduate of Distinction—4; Latin Awards—1, 2; Girl’s State Delegate—3; Queen of Hearts Candidate—3; Young Adults Committee of Chamber of Commerce—2, 3, 4. LOVEGROVE, SHARON ANN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; D.E.C.A.—3, 4, Vice-president—4; Academic Excellence Award—3. LOVING, KIMBERLY ANN MALLICOTE, LIONEL JOY—Cadmus Club—1, 2; Jr. Civitan Club—1, 2; V.I.C.A.—4, Vice-president 4; Band-—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2; 3, 4; Dance Band—4; Viking Singers—4; Jr. Pag- eant Rep.—1, Pageant Lighting Director—2. MALONE, BARBARA ANN MANN, KENNY ALAN—V.I.C.A.—2, 3; Football—4. MARION, VERA JANE- Freshman Tri-Hi-Y—1. MARKWALTER, LEE ANN-—Kappa Sigma—3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Band—1, 2. MEADOWS, RICHARD LYNN-—Basketball—1. MILLER, PATRICIA ANN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Sigma—3, 4. MILLER, PATRICK ALLEN-—Football—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Track— Be MILLER, RICHARD LEE- Band—1, 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL, NANCY JANICE— Y-Teens—1, 2, 3, President 3; D.£.C.A.—4. MITRUSHI, SOPHIA ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y, chaplain 1; Anchor—2, 3, 4; Spanish Club—1; Keyettes—3, 4; 73er’s—3, 74ers—4; Parking Lot Club—4; Viking Voices—3, 4, Business Manager—4; Interettes—2. MOORE, DEBRA LYNN-F.T.A.—1, 2; Y-Teens—3, Glee Club—1, 2; Chorus—3; Typing I Award—3. MOORE, WARNIE JOSEPH-—Baseball—1, 3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 4. MOORE, THOMAS STEPHEN-—Tennis Team 23a: Academic Excellence Award—3. MORGAN, JUDY MORRELL, LISA JEAN—D.E.C.A.-3, 4. MORRELL, VICTOR JAMES 58 a MORRIS, PATRICK B.—Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4. MULLEN, STEVE LANE-Key Club-3, 4; J.C.L.-1, 2, Baseball—2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. MUMPOWER, DONNA LYNN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; D.E.C.A.—4. | MUMPOWER, JUDY KAY- —Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—2, 2 chaplain 2: 73-74er’s—3, 4; Keyettes—3, 4; Key Club Swek heart—4; Freshman Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader—2, 3, Head—4; Class Vice-president—1, 2; Junior Court Lady-i Waiting—3; Chorus—1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; Concert Choir— Secretary 4; Junior Pageant — 1, 2; V-T Queen—1; Graduate Distinction—4; Member of Senior Court. MURRAY, KIM ARRON MUSICK, MARY ELIZABETH—Civinettes—2; Y-Teens—1. MUSSELWHITE, SHEILA JEAN—V.1.C.A.—2, 3, 4. MCDANIEL, TERESA MCGLAMERY, MICHAEL NEAL, SUSAN MELINDA—Anchor Club—2, 3, 4, President 4; Ke ettes—3, 4; 74-75er’s—3, 4; Parking Lot—4; Freshman Tri-Hi-’ President—1; Interettes—2, Sgt.-at-Arms—2; Volleyball—1, 2, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered 4; Concert Choir—3, 4, Treas.—3, Vic Pres.—4: ETUA, —3, 4; All State Chorus— 3; Glee Club—. Pres.—1; Graduate of Distinction— 4. NICAR, ROBERT MYRON JR. NOE, TINA M. NUNN, CHARLOTTE L.—D.E.C.A.—1, 2. O’DELL, LAURA KATHERINE-— Library Council—1; J.C.L.—1, 4; Kappa Sigma—4. OFFIELD, PAMELA DARLENE PASOUR, WALLACE DALE JR.— Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—4 Chorus—2; Concert Choir—4; Viking Singers. PATTON, BRENDA KAY-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Cadmus Club— Academic Excellence Award—3; 1st Place Typing I-3. PE TERS, TERESA ANN-Library Council—1; F.T.A.—2. PHETTEPLACE, ELIZABETH PAIGE-—Freshman Tri-Hi- Civinettes—2, 3; Parking Lot—4; Student Council—4; Freshm: Cheerleader. PICKLE, SHERRY DENISE | PIERCE, NANCY HART-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Volleyball—1, Track—3, 4, lettered 4; Who’s Who Among American Hig School Students. PINKSTON, REGINA LEAH—Y-Teens—2; Tumbling Team—3. POOLE, MARTHA CAROL-Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Sigma—: Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian—4; All State East Band—3. POORE, DEBBIE LEA PORTER, LINDA JEAN-— Jr. Red Cross—1,2; Arts and Craf Club—3; Disciples of Christ—4. POST,THOMAS LEE-Hi-Y—3, 4; Interact—4; Football—2; Baske ball—2; Baseball—3; Tennis—3, 4. POWERS, HUGH WINFIELD—J.C.L.—1. POWERS, BENJAMIN RUSH —Key Club-—2, 3, 4, Sec.—3; Pres.—' Keyette Sweetheart—4 ; Class Sgt.-at-Arms—4; Graduate of Di tinction—4. PRICE, GARY LYNN PRICE, GENE NORVILLE-Interact—4; Wrestling—1, 2; Football 2. 3) 4; Track—3, 4. PRIVON, CHRISTOPHER JOHN—Key Club—4; Wrestling—2, 3, lettered 2, 3,4; Track—4; Academic Excellence—3. RAMSEY, PAUL 1B, RANGE, NANCY JO—Kappa Sigma—2; Civinettes—3, 4. REID, AMY SPANGLER—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes—4; Swi Team— 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4, lettered | Volleyball— 2; Band—, 2, majorette 2: Concert Choir— 4. RICHARDS, CAROL ELIZABET H RICHARDSON, DEBORAH LYNN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Cadm Club—3, 4, Editor 4; 3rd Place Essay—3. ROBERTS, DONNA JEAN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; French Club— Kappa Sigma—2; Glee Club—2; Swim Team Timette—3; Baske ball—3; Volleyball—3, 4; Track—3, 4; Anchor Club—3, 4; Be Club—4; Academic Excellence Award—3; Student Council-| ROBINETTE, NOLAN RHEA J.C.L.—1, 2, 3; Interact—3, 4. ,OCK, MARVIN GIBBONS-—Interact—2, 3, 4; Football—1, 3, lettered 3; Basketball—1, 2. ,OGERS, WILLIAM RUSSELL—Jr. Civitan—2, 3, 4, Sec.—4; J.C.L.—1, 2; Swim Team—3, 4. ,0JO, MARIA DEL PILAR—Anchor—4; A.F.S.—4, Exchange Stu- dent from Brazil. ,OSENBALM, PAULETTE BEATRICE—Bible Club—1, 2, chaplain De 20SS, BERYL DIANE-—Kappa Sigma—2, 3; Jr. Pageant Con- testant—2; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—1. ,OTENBERRY, CHARLES ALLEN—Interact—4; Baseball—3, 4. ROWELL, JOHN WAVERLY—Key Club—2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil—4; Cadmus Club—3, 4; Football—1; Golf—1; Swim Team—2, 3, lettered 2, 3; Track—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Jr. Class Chaplain; Young Adults Committee of Chamber of Commerce; Graduate of Distinction—4. ,OWLETT, MARD HAYNES-—Interact—3, 4; Football—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Wrestling—3, lettered 3; Track—3; National Honor Society—3, 4; Junior Court Gentleman-in-Waiting; Grad- uate of Distinction—4; King of Senior Court. RYAN, BARBARA KAREN-Glee Club—1; Spanish Club—1; Junior Court Member; Band—3, flag girl; Senior Court Member. ;CHERMERHORN, DAVID JAY—Beta Club—4; Wrestling—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Golf. SCOTT, JENNIFER ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Civinettes— 2, 3, 4; Chorus—2, 4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Beta Club—4; A.F.S.—3, 4; 73-74er’s—3, 4; Swim Team—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; French Award—1; Academic Excellence—3. SELLS, SANFORD CRAIG—Red Cross—1; Football—2, 3, 4, lettered 4. SENSKY, CARMAN E.—Football—4; Sr. Class Treasurer; Baseball— 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Key Club—4. SHABELDEEN, DANIEL—Key Club—2, 3, 4; Tennis—2, 4; Foot- ball—1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Wrestling—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Member of Junior Court; Member of Senior Court. SHIELDS, PERRY LISTER SHIPLEY, DEBRA YVONNE-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; Beta Club—4; A.F.S.—3, 4; Glee Club—1; Swim Team—3, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Latin Award—2; Academic Excel- lence—3. SHIPLEY, JAMIE WAYNE-Baseball—2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. SHIPPLETT, DAVID EUGENE SHIPPLETT, STEVE ELWOOD-—D.E.C.A.—3, 4. SHOUN, SANDRA JO—Kappa Sigma—2; Civinettes—4, treas.—4; Band—3, 4. ° SIMMERMAN, BARRY LYNN-Science Club—1, 2; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3, 4; Ir. Civitan—4; Band—-1, 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SLAGLE, BARBARA ANN-—Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2, 3, 4, Sec.—3, Pres.—4; Jz. Red Cross—3, chaplain 3; D.E.C.A.—3, 4. SMYTHE, LISA BABETTE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor Club—2, 3, 4; Viking Singers—3; Chorus—3; Concert Choir—4; Viking Voices—4; Spanish Club—1; Basketball—3; Freshman Cheer- leader. SMYTHE, PRESTON KAHLIL—Anchor Club—2, 3, 4; A.F.S.—4; Interact Sweetheart—4; Viking Voices—4. SNAPP, CLARENCE SNYDER, MARY ANNE-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club—1; Spanish Club—1; Student Council—2, 3; Maroon and White—3; Civinettes—3, 4, Pres.—4; Parking Lot—4; 72-73ers—3; 73-74ers—4; Bristol Concert Ballet Co.—1, 2, 3, 4. SPIVEY, MARCUS VERNON-—Football—1, 2; Track—1, 3. SPITZER, DIANE RENE-Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Sec.—1; Anchor—4; 73-74er’s—4; Band—4, rifle girl. STANTON, GARY A. STARBUCK, EARL JACOB-—Jr. Civitan—3, 4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; All-State East Band—3; Chorus—2, 3, 4; Viking Singers—4; Con- cert Choir—4. STEWART, WESLEY ALLEN STOUT, JENNY LOU STROUTH, DANIEL RAY —Interact—3, 4, Pres. 4; D.E.C.A.—3, 4, Pres.—4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart—4; Football—2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered—4; Junior Court Ax-Bearer; Graduate of Distinction—4. SWIFT, JOSEPH COLE JR.—J.C.L.—1, 2; Library Council—1; Foot- ball—3, 4, lettered 4. SWINEY, DAVID ALLEN—Key Club—2, 3, 4; Track—1, 4, lettered 4; Basketball—2, 3, 4, lettered 4; Academic Achievement—1. TALBERT, LEESA A. TALBERT, MERVIN LAMAR-Science Club—1; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, officer—4; Concert Choir—4; Viking Singers—4; All-State East Chorus—4, TANKSLEY, JAMES ROBERT-—Jr. Civitan—1, 2, 3; Student Coun- cil—1, 2, 3. TAYLOR, JANE ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3; Maroon and White—3, 4; Student Council—4; Concert Choir Accompanist—3, 4; Viking Singers—3, 4; Band—4, flag girl; Dance band—4. TAYLOR, JOHN CHRISTIAN-Spanish Club—1; Jr. Civitan—4; Stu- dent Council—4; Swim Team—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, JAN ELIZABETH—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor—2, 3; Parking Lot—4; 74-7Ser’s—3, 4; Track—3, 4, lettered 4; Math Award—1; Band—3, flag girl. THOMAS, MARY ELLEN—F.N.C.—2; D.E.C.A.—4. THOMAS, REGINA KAY —Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—2. TILDEN, BARRY MARTIN-—Jr. Civitan—3, 4, Pres.—4; J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; Maroon and White—3, 4, Sports Ed.—4; A.F.S.—4; Student Council—4; National Honor Society—3, 4, Vice-Pres.—4; Track—3, 4, lettered 3; Academic Excellence Award—3; King Fellow Scholarship; 1st in area Geometry Exam—3; Latin Awards—1, 2; 2nd in State National Spanish Exams—1, 3; 3rd in Spanish Exams—2; Graduate of Distinction. TILLISON, MARCUS—D.E.C.A.—3, 4. TOLBERT, MARY JO-—Library Council—2, Treas.—2; Y-Teens—4, Treas.—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drum Major—4. TRIVETT, JEFFREY RICHARD TROSPER, SUSAN KAY VANCE, AMY KATHRYN-Jr. Varsity Cheerleader—1; Varsity Cheerleader—2, 3, 4; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club-1, 3; Chorus—1, 2, 3; Concert Choir—4, Treas.—4; Beta Club—4; A.F.S.—4, Vice-Pres.—4; J.C.L.-1, 2, 4; Keyettes—3, 4; Viking Dancers—1; Student Council—4; Lady of the Court—3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3; Academic Excellence—3; Jr. Pageant Contestant—2; E.T.E.A. Chorus—4; Newspaper Craftsman Award—3; Maroon and White; Queen of Senior Court; Queen of Hearts Candidate—4. VANCE, LAUREN LYTTELTON-—Anchor-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society—3, 4, treas.—4; Beta Club—4; J.C.L.-1, 2, 4; Keyettes—3, 4, treas._4; Maroon and White—1, 2, 3, 4, Circu- lation Mgr.—2, Business Mgr.—3, 4; Student Council—4; Sec.- Treas.—4; A.F.S.—3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—3; Track—3; Tennis—3, 4; Academic Excellence Award—3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3. VANCE, MARY JOANNE VENABLE, VIRGINIA MAE VIRES, PATRICIA ANN-—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1; Kappa Sigma—2, 3; Civinettes—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; U.T. Honors Band; All State East—2, 3, 4; All-State—3, 4. WALL, WILLIAM HERBERT - Jr. Civitan—2, 3; Band—1, 2, 3, 4. WALTERS, SUSAN MARGARET WAMPLER, HARRY DAVID WAMPLER, JOHN NATHAN WARD, WILLIAM MILTON JR.—Chess Club—1; Jr. Red Cross—1, Sgt.-at-Arms 1; Jr. Civitan—3; A.F.S.—3, 4; Swim Team—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 4, Most Valuable Boy—2, 3; All State Boy’s Candidate. WARDEN, WADE BLAKE WEAVER, JUDY—Y-Teens—1, 2; D.E.C.A.—4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y—4. Do WEDEL, MARK ERIC—Key Club-—2, 3, 4; J.C.L.—1, 2, 4; Foot- ball—2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Class Sgt.-at-Arms—1, Di. WHITE, BILLY DALE WHITTAMORE, KATHY AILEEN—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Kappa Sigma—2, 3, 4, chaplain—4; A.F.S.—3, 4. WHITTEN, HENRY ARTHUR—V.1.C.A.—3, 4. WINEBARGER, SHERRY LYNN-Library Council—1, 2, Sec. 2; F.T.A.—2, 3, Sec.—3; Glee Club—1, 2; Concert Choir—3, 4. WISDOM, LILLIAN CHRISTINE-—Y-Teens—3; D.E.C.A.—3, 4. WIX, IMOGENE WOODS, PATRICIA ANN- Library Council—1; F.T.A.—2. 60 WOOLWINE, DANIEL KIRK—Jr. Civitan—4; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Co: cert Choir—4; Dance Band—1, 2, 3, 4; All-State East Band— Clinic Band—3; Patriotic Band—2, 3; Brass Ensemble—2, 3. WRIGHT, ANNE LOUCILE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3,. Anchor—4, WRIGHT, CLAUDE RUSTY—V.1.C.A. WYATT, LISA KAY—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club—2; Anchor— 3, 4; Keyettes—3, 4; 74-7Sers—3, 4; Swim Team—2, 3, : lettered 2, 3, 4; Track—4; Shield Bearer in Junior Court. YARBRO, CLARA LOUISE—Freshman Tri-Hi-Y; J.C.L.—1, 2, 3,: CEASS OF 2975 a pe Officers-Macky McCormick, Sgt.-at-Arms; Janet Bibee, Vice-President; Ronnie Pickle, Booher, Chaplain; Julie Jones, Secretary Seah age ie ee, CRAG R Rat Pee eee ee President; Leigh Foulk, Treasurer; Becky 61 page get : 2: 3 Zz ul O = Wi 2 = 3 a Sean (Ces a faa) [= eet : : aS aed 2 me a. 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CUASS ORME IinG � ae ES Since ceese eee ee 2 ok Ee Se ee ee oe ee PER RE RS SE CLEKOELE LH REED SDS SPSS pe ee EHD SER HEPES EHR OS LS Rc hae aes PELE SERRE EOE CERES EROS PEER SE HEROES CPS ERG SSS SSSR ees 2 re xe eS oe COR SRE oe + % oe Ruth Pendley, Secretary; Ray Johnson, Sgt Melodye Browning, President ident; Pres: ice June Irwin, V Not pictured is Sandy Greenwell, treasurer Officers—Stoney Reuning, Chaplain Arms 78 Jeff Abston Cheryl Adkins Mark Anderson Kim Armstrong Teresa Arnold Linda Austin Vanessa Ballard Chuck Barker Ann Barnes Bruce Basham Gerry Bassett Boyd Barnes Marlene Ball Sandy Barr Ronnie Belcher Steve Belcher Jeff Benning Dawn Bentley Marie Beverly Cyndi Bingham Ardie Blanton Rob Blanton Sammy Booker Pam Booth Gary Bowman Bryan Boyd Kim Bradley Brenda Bray Salli Brinkley Sandy Bristow 79 sms ES A TE EE A TE S908 9 ES AE RE REE NN iain samiennmeimmmmeemmnmmeemeneameiineaiendiemmiemmmmeammniiiaial 80 Melodye Browning George Buchanan Lisa Buckingham Janie Buckles Mike Byington Sandy Callahan Greg Campbell Margie Carmody Jim Carroll Perry Carter Shirley Carter Nancy Cartwright Patty Casteel Kathy Chapman Becky Clark Alana Lambert and Barbara Quesenberry “‘enjoy”’ lab. Lonnie Cole Tad Cole Barbara Combs Faye Combs Kenneth Cooper Tim Counts Lisa Countiss Rosemary Cox Brian Creger Bobby Cressell Lisa Cross Clay Crowder Randy Crowder Jeff Crowell Jimmy Crump Debbie Cunningham Linda Cunningham Mark Currin Billy Daughtery Kenneth Davenport Sheila DeBose Lynn DeCaterina Jan Decker Carren Dixon Sylvia Anne Doak Janine Doughtery John Duff Jack Dulaney David Dykes Rickie Eggers 81 82 Morris Eller Sherry Eller Brian Faidley Andrea Feathers Jeff Feathers Annette Fields Billy Felty Julie Fleenor Tanya Fleenor Joe Foran Terry Frye George Galloway Fred Gentry Mark Gentry Lesa Gibson Margie Gibson Phil Glispie Tom Glasgow Bobby Godsey Billy Goins Kathy Gray Sandy Greenwell Gayle Griffin Linda Grimes Vickie Hale Katrina Harding Teresa Harrigan Billy Harrison Larry Hazenfield Tommy Henderson AO ti, ge «0h oe Peggy Henninger Vickie Herndon David Herr Gloria Hodge Judy Hodge Ronnie Hopkins Penny Hopper Judy Hubbard Linda Hughes Robert Hutchins Mickey Hutton June Irwin Chery] Jeter Chris Johnson Kathy Johnson Kathy Sue Johnson Ray Johnson Sherry Johnson Mike Johnston Bess Jones 83 84 Jeff Jones John Jones David Kelchner Becky Kelly Cindy Kent Wayne King Dennis Kirkman Carolyn Kistner Debbie Knoll Scott Kolonos Alana Lambert Gordon Lawson Steve Layman Joann Leonard Karen Leonard BOYS TOILET Girls will be girls... Mark Leonard Dwight Link Teresa Lisanby Vicki Lloyd Sheri Lunsford Tim Lytz Mike Marco Mike Marshall Lee McCary Harry Lee McCary Judy McElyea Gerald McMurray Dennis McNutt Teresa Meade Pat Merritt Freddie Millard Debi Moody Charlotte Moore Cindy Moore Donald Moore Susie Moore Michelle Morrell Dwight Murray Danny Musick Teresa Musslewhite Jeanie Nida Steve Norris Charlie Nunn Billy O’Dell Judy Paulin 85 Yvette Payne Darrell Pendergrass Ruth Pendley Terri Pierce Mary Prater Corinne Preston Willetta Price Gary Privett Barbara Quesenberry Janene Rakes Mack Ramsay Evelyn Reed Stoney Reuning Denise Richardson Paul Robinette Lee Robinson Jane Rock Daniel Roop Cathy Rorrer Yvone Rouse Kimm Rowe Jan Royston Jimmie Rush Susan Rust Rachel Salyer Rob Sams Robin Sanders Cathy Shadden Diane Shalbadean Judy Shankle Chris Shaw Hugh Shaw Teresa Shelley Sherry Simmerly Lisa Seal Roy Sensabaugh Ron Sensky Mitch Skaggs Gary Slusher Randy Slusher James Smith Missy Smith Sherry Smith Virginia Smith Beverly Spangler Nat Sparks Jy] Spaulding Mary Starbuck Trish Stone Nancy Stophel David Sutton Charles Talbert f. Aa % MA... ae is eh A vt vita nanan ‘, bey ao mS Ran ‘f Z Mr. O’Dell’s sixth period students are entranced by his advanced techniques. Ben Tally Phil Tankersly Kay Taylor Louise Thomas Tammy Thomas Kay Thompson Billy Torrence Danny Trammell Debbie Trammell Terri Trammell Mark Tranum Rita Tritt Mike Turner George Vance Julie Vance John Vann Gail Vaughn Susie Vestal Steve Walling Martha Warner Mr. Marshall gives some friendly advice. Joey Watson Carla Wells Jane Wilson Tommy Witcher Otis White Karen White Steve White Karen Whitehead Bobby Williams Nancy Williams Doug Willis Leslie Witt Jay Wood Ronnie Worley Basil Wyatt 89 Roger Barbour Julie Blanton Rodney Bristow Gayla Holbrook Carson Jackson Mike Mumpower Jeff Shupe Pat Taylor Sue White Scott Woodard My, my, aren’t we studious today! 90 While everyone else laughs, Nancy thinks eating is serious business. 91 s favorite pastimes! ! One of Lisa ! Yak Yak Patty and Ellen take a rest between classes Home Economics is LOADS of fun! 92 Four “‘best” friends, Tommy Witcher, Basil Wyatt, Scott Woodard and Skinny Skeleton. Friendship is a mighty wonderful thing! os, SOPHS GOOF OFF What’s the matter Jane? Ain’t love grand!? Patty and Rick take time out for a “bear” hug! 94 CLASS OF 1977 ificers—Top, Mike Garfield, Secretary; Leslie Bundy, Treasurer; Todd Klutz, Vice President; bottom, Nell King, President; Glen White, laplain; Robert Duff, Sgt.-at-Arms = {S) Fred Abelseth Billy Abston Maria Abulhusson Pam Adams Kathy Adams Mike Adkins Danny Anderson Mark Arnold Ronald Arnold Melissa Austin Robin Baer Jeff Bailey Jane Bailey Judy Ball Olan Baker William Barr Wanda Beckner Ramona Bell James Bell Twila Bennett “Mrs, Connors? “Does x2 + y2 + 2hx + 2hy = 12?” Brenda Bentley Connie Bernard Mike Bernard Carolyn Berry Nancy Beverly William Bingham David Bishop Renee Bishop David Blair Judy Blanton Mary Bledsoe Dennis Blevins Mark Blevins Sammy Blevins Alice Booher Beverly Booher James Booher Laura Bocher Scott Bowen Emily Boy Pam Boyd Robbie Bradley Darrell Bray Vanessa. Brown o7 98 Marina Buchanan Leslie Bundy Linda Burkett Vickie Burnett Ann Burns Jeanie Bynum Tina Callahan Reese Cantrell Cathy Carter Ricky Case Steve Cashwell Kevin Chesnutt Debbie Clark Mary Coffie Craig Combs Debbie Comly Liz Combs Reba Combs Marty Counts Sherry Cox Cynthia Crain Alice Crawford Leeya Crawford Debbie Cressell Janet Cross Lynn Cruey Susan Cutray Sara Daniels Lesler Delp Jeanie Denkins Edward Depew Jill Derey Judy Diffendorpher Peter Dixon Delores Doughtery Leslee Dowell Donald Duff Robert Duff Donna Dunn Syvella Elam Teresa Eller Stephanie Elswick Barbara Emerson Phyllis Enman Alisa Epperson Darlene Epperson Robbie Epperson Sandra Epperson Steve Felty Bobby Flannagon 99 Kim Fleenor Sherril Flick Judy Foran Jack Ford Mary Ann Foti Tommy Fowler Teressa Fox Bobby Fritz Damon Fultz Ann Gallher Mike Garfield Steve Gates Donna Gentry Mike Gerfery Checkmate! Kerri Glover Mark Godsey Sara Gragg Jimmy Graham Sharon Greenway Bobby Grinestaff Gary Grizzel Billy Groseclose Gerald Guffy Rachel Gurley 100 David Hagy Pam Hall Lisa Hamilton Sandy Hardwick Eddie Harkaroad Susan Harris Terry Harrison Diana Hashburger Blair Heath Mark Heath Theressa Henderson Vanessa Henderson Tina Henegar Debbie Henly Sandy Hick Angie Higgins Mike Hite Jenny Hocket Terry Hocket Kim Hodge B FY This French problem is a breeze. I just have to look right for him next period. 101 102 Libby Hodge Ricky Hoffert Gayle Holbrook Jack Hopkins Dawn Hoskins Paul Houston Mark Hull Karen Hutchinson Tammy Hutson Teresa Hutton Karen Hyatt Craig Jackson Mike Jackson David Jennings Sandra Johnson Kathy Johnston Becky Jones Jack Jones Karen Jones Teresa Jones Sharon Keen Kevin Kelly Nell King Patty King Tim Kitts Todd Klutz Steve Kramer Alisa Lambert Jimmy Lamtman George Lane Betty Leonard Earl] Leonard Sidney Leonard Ronda Lilly Sally Locke Steve Los Marla Loudy Cynthia Mallicote Terry Mann David Marshall Jeanie Martin Kay Martin Pat Martin John Mason Megan MacInnes Bill McAllister Gene McMurray Charles McNew Randy McNutt John Middlekoop 103 104 Ellen Millard David Miller George Miller John Miller Kathy Miller Doug Minehart Tammy Mobley Mary Moody Alan Moore Charles Moore Connie Moore Dana Moore Vicki Moretz Curtis Morrell Mark Morrell | | Sold to the highest bidder! Phyllis Morris Amy Morton Tom Ed Morton Lisa Mosseller Janet Neal Grey Nicar Tim Nooncaster Debbie Norman Amy Nowlin Teressa Oliver Judy Oneal Mike O’Neal Sue Owens Kim Owsley Ralph Palmer 106 John Paty Teresa Peake Tammy Perry Jeff Phipps Rodney Phipps Carl Powers Penny Prater Charles Price George Privon Lewis Privon David Proctor Wes Reuning Betty Richards Milton Richmond Rick Rolen David Rose David Rosembalm Mike Rosembalm Chris Rowe Frankie Royston Maria Rutherford Gary Schaffe Joe Schartung Jeff Scott Robin Scroggs Naomi Selfe Linda Shaffer Tammy Shaffer Lee Ann Shaw Teressa Shelton Karen Sherfey Jeff Shermahom Benji Shipley Denise Shrader Susie Shuttle Tammy Simerly Mike Skeens Jimmy Slagle Jerry Smelser Hassen Smile Jimmy Smith Kevin Smith Cynthia shows us how it’s done. 107 108 Leigh Ann Smith Meredith Smith Mike Smith Pat Smith Sharon Smith Tommy Spangler Marc Spitzer Mark Spriggs Teresa Spriggs Regina Springs Sandra Steele Shawn Stevens Julia Stewart Sherrie Stine Teresa Stinnett Jimmy Stout Lynette Stout Bill Strawbridge Jackie Strouth Missy Stubbs Jerry Tanner Collen Taylor David Taylor Tami Taylor Allison Testerman Debbie Thomas Tommy Tilden Nola Tittle Ronnie Tolbert Marcia Tramell Teresa Treadwell Jeff Trivette David Urena Debbie VonPool Charles Wampler Robert Weatherly Cathy Welch Glen White Susan White Ellis Whitten Judy Whitten Bobby Williams No! He went that way. 109 110 Mary Williams Karen Williams Gene Wilson Obell Wisdom Cindy Wolford Martha Wike John Witt Charles Worley Charles Wright Mike Wright fie jes oe Cret “That shot isn’t going to make it!” Debbie says, ““Hey, come back here! I haven’t finished my story “If Mom finds out about this, she sure won’t think it’s funny!” “This make-up test is harder than the one Mike supposedly had!” LAL tee i ‘ i Ml ACADE EMI DEMI EMI fi ’ E CAD ACAD CA A 1 ! MR. DAVID Mr. Hugh David, who started this academic year as Acting Principal, was elected Head Principal by the School Board this past February. As everyone knows, a better man could not have been chosen. We can now look forward to Mr. David’s keeping the famous THS tradition alive and going. I think I better check this over. 114 dl $x, ed : Mr. David assists Mrs. McCroskey with bills. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Paul Odom—Academics ‘ Mr. William Bingham—Athletic Director SECRETARIES Mrs. Jones Mrs. Coursey Mrs, Stevens 115 DR. THOMAS: SUPERINTENDENT ¥ é pre renee 116 ENGLISH The English Department is concerned with helping the students achieve abilities of thinking and expressing themselves in an effective and acceptable manner of either written or oral communications. Students are encouraged to expand their vocabularies, reading comprehension, grammar usage, speech activities, spelling, and punctuation. Four years of English are required for graduation from THS. In these four years of learning, many of our personalities, which will stay with us for the rest of our lives, are developed in English Class. Mr. Thomas Williams—B.S., M.E.D., English (11,1V, Bible Club. = Mrs. Nancy Fleenor—A.B., English I,II, Miss Haywood busy at work grading papers. Bible Club. ILA Miss Donna Carter—B.S., English I, Anchor. Miss Issacs—B.S., English IJI,IV, Keyettes, Mrs. Rebecca Vicars—B.S., English I,I Parking Lot. Civinettes. wate Miss Helen J. Faust—B.A., English III. Mr. DePriest—B.S., M.A., Reading. - as eek xy G thre Pichied ee Se Mrs. Louis Hyde—B.A., English IV, Business Miss Maxie Miller—B.A., M.A., English II, Boy would I like to have all this money! English. Maroon and White, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. 118 Roy Mrs. Connor—B.S., Algebra I, General Math. Mr. H. Wayne Wright—B.S., M.S., General Mrs. Jack Keith—B.A., Algebra I, General Math, Advanced Math, BETA Math. MATH Although not a favorite subject of some students, Mathematics is a necessity in one’s high school education. One year of ither General Math or Algebra I is required. Algebra Il, Geometry, and Trigonometry are offered for students who may be nterested in using Math in a career. These courses also stimulate students to think logically. Many of the patterns applied in hese classes aid in strengthening reasoning powers. Mathematics, more than mere addition and subtraction, demands careful hought with a logical growth of ideas resulting in an appropriate solution. ee fr. Thomas A. O’Dell—B.S., Geometry, Mrs. Rolen—B.S., M.A., Geometry Mr. T. J. Countiss—B.A., M.A., General trigonometry, Algebra II, Student Council. Math 119 Mr. Burk reveiws for nine weeks test. Mrs. Dickerson—B.A., M.A., Biology I, Gen Science SCIENCE In order to graduate from THS, all students must have at least one year of General Science. To further one’s knowledge of Science, other courses including Biology I, Biology II, Chemistry, and Physics are available. Biology I and II, offering a study of all living matter, enable students to become more familiar with plant and animal life cycles. Chemistry, requiring at least Algebra II, gives quantitative and qualitative analyses of the Chemical elements and reactions. Physics, requiring Trig. at the same time, gives physical concepts along with the laws which govern motion and matter. Mr. Richard Burk—B.S., Biology IJ, Physics, Mr. Wallace McClellan—A.B., MS.T., Mr. Barker—B.S., M.A., General Science Cadmea General Science 120 1 12 General Science, B.S. Price—B.A.., Let’s try it this way. American History. Mrs. Mclaney—B.A., M.A., Biology I. . Bobbie Mrs I told you once how to do that! Maples—B.S., M.A., Chem- hi Phi Mr. Frank H. istry, Beta C SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department at THS helps the students to a better understanding of their world. American History, World History, Civics, Modern History, Psychology, Sociology, World Geography, and Black Studies provide students with a general knowledge of different countries, their histories, and their locations, as well as facts such as climate and politics. These courses enable students to take part in the happenings around them and aid in the understanding of man. Mrs. Lorraine Guinn—A.B., M.A., Black Studies, Amer- ican History, Y-Teens. Mr, Allgood explains Psychology question. Mr. Owen D. Allgood—B.S., Sociology, Psychology, Busi- ness Law. 122 “See etemeiie en NCR anaes Miss Marshall checks class notes. Miss Martha Marshall—B.S., M.A., A merican History, History of South, American Field Services, Kappa Sigma, Tri-Hi-Y. ait 123 | BUSINESS The Business Department at THS prepares students for practical skills which can later be used in actual job experience in the business world. In Typing I, basic techniques such as typing letters, bulletins, and outlines are learned. Second year typing provides for the more interested students to work in situations dealing with specific job problems. Shorthand students interpret abbreviated forms of words and learn to take dictation. DE students are able to work part of the day while still attending school at regular hours. V OE is a perfect opportunity for students who want to get ahead in the business practices, These students learn to operate adding machines, transcribers, among other office equipment. Business Math, Business Law, General Business, and Bookkeeping are also excellent courses offered in the Business Department. All these courses are designed to help students learn a skill in which they will benefit in securing a job. | | | | as Mr. Jenkins—B.S., Gen. Bus., Typing I Mr, Marvin Evans—B.S., Book- keeping I, Typing I Nad “a Mrs. Thomason explains a business problem on the electronic P ; Mrs. Jean Thomason—B.S., calculator to Debbie Moore. Mr. Doug Arwood—B.S., DE, Typing I II, Shorthand, DECA VOE 124 Mr, James L. Cannon—B:S., Spanish I, II, III. Mrs. Creasy—B.S., M.A., French III. Mrs. Georgia Hagan—B.S., M.A., Latin I,U,I1,[V, Mythology, NCL FOREIGN LANGUAGE Spanish, French, Latin, and Mythology are taught to help students further their understandings of other nations and people. Grammar as well as cultural back- ground of the countries is taught. Language courses provide all with insight to a broader understanding of other nationalities other than our own. Perhaps the greatest value of the language program is that it makes students aware of life. [t makes them realize that despite differences in language and customs, people are basically the same throughout the world. 125 ART | Creativity is the main goal expressed in the Art Department at THS. Individuals are encouraged to use their imaginations, shuck off their inhibitions, and create. Art students learn to appreciate the beauty of even the simplest and most common shapes. Students experiment with painting, drawing, sculpturing, and modeling clay, which produce some interesting and original pieces. The newly created Arts and Crafts class works with rug making, creative stitchery, animal stuffing, ceramics, candle making, macrame, wood carving, and various other projects. Mrs. Ann McAllister—B.S., Art I,II, Arts and Crafts | J RAN y Mr. James Hite—B.S., Art I,J; Arts and Mr. Hite makes suggestions to art students. Crafts 126 MUSIC Band, Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Viking Singers, Dance Band, and music theory classes combined include around 365 students. Each class involves a Mr. George Wenger—B.S., Band, different type of music and, in turn, a different program of study. The Band, first Music I, II in the state, entertains at every football game. While providing good listening music, the band arouses a good sense of school spirit. Through the years, the Band’s excellent concerts have brought pleasure and pride to the school. The Choral Groups are also an asset to the student body. The choral students have an oppor- tunity to improve their vocal techniques, and are exposed to almost every kind of music from classical to modern. For the students interested in the technical side of music, a musical theory class is offered. Students themselves experiment with melody, and write original themes. All music classes encourage students to work for individual excellence and instill a sincere appreciation for all music. Mr. Mark Bays—B.S., Choral Dept., Junior Civitan THS Dance Band entertains for student body. iL DA7 HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department prepares students for their individual roles in the field of homemaking. Emphasis is given to the students desiring advanced study in the field and to those desiring practical knowledge and skill for personal development. Miss Betty Ball—B.S., Home Economics There is never a dull moment in Home Ec. 128 GUIDANCE The four guidance counselors at THS help students with their everyday problems and future decisions. This includes helping the students decide on courses, colleges, scholarships, and financial aid. The main goal of the Guidance Department is to help students make judgements that are more relevant to the desires and needs of the individual. Mrs. Foster—Secretary es AAG Es = ‘ Wee Mrs. Sally Wherry—B.S., M.A. Mr. James Marshall—B.S., M.A. Miss Dorothy Knisley—A.B., M.Ed. Mrs. Bailey discusses college with Mary Jones. Mrs. Barbara Bailey—B.S. 129 Miss Nancy Cuthill-A.B., Library Council Mrs. Robbie Parker—B.A., Study Hall, Mrs. Betty Jo Norton—B.S., Home Ec N.H.S. LIBRARY The library provides appropriate material to supplement the courses offered at THS. With the help of the librarians, students find materials needed for various classes. In the library, students are taught book-finding techniques as well as term-paper writing. eee Many different faces are seen every day in the library. 130 ts. Bobbie Pinkston—B.S., M.A., Girl’s E., Tennis, Volleyball Coach Bingham is always at work doing something. H kl i Mrs. Watson-B.A., Girl’s P.E., Track Varsity Cheerleaders “Ey. ATHLETICS The main objective of the Physical Education Depart- ment is to build and improve muscular development and physical coordination. In P.E. our guys and girls are taught to be humble in victory and proud in defeat. Some of the activities in which the students participate are football, bas- ketball, wrestling, tennis, softball, tumbling, archery, and volleyball. Whatever the activity, students are always taught to do their best. a a? Baseball 131 Swim Team ) A —A Connor Mr M.A., Health, Study Stafford—B.S., Basketball Mr. Health, Study Hall, oe) Ss —B iger Robert Ze Mr Hall Golf = S o oc = ist oo] Study Hall, Football is., Gibson—B.S., Gen. Geog., W. Hi Mr. Basketball E., ly ’ Mr. Bobby Chambers—B.S., Boys 132 Mr. Eddie McLemore—A.A., B.S., Civics, Mr. Johnston—B.S., W. Geog., Football, Wrestling S.H., Football, Hi-Y Se Se en “pomecniticnscnyernnnsanganannte Jrurneninsnecnonsin raion ies ith I'll get it! Mr. Clevenger—B.S., D. Ed., Football, Key Club esha ee ae semi Gp eats gta es) ¢ Mr. Booher—B.S., Boys’ P.E., Football, Tennis, Interact 133 i ee 2 Mr. Jimmy Arnold—B.S., M. Drawing, Ind. Arts INDUSTRIAL ARTS Welcome to the new Industrial Arts Building! Under the direction and supervision of Mr. Arnold, the Industrial Arts students are comp leting the inside of this modern new building. Woodworking, welding, the layouts of room interiors, these are a few examples of the many interesting subjects that are offered in Industrial Arts. This is one of the few departments at THS that offers more than classroom instruction. Students must learn to work together toward a final goal. Cooperation like this is learned, not taught. 134 Mr. Arnold shows students how it is done. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL EE bs; Gertrude Arnold Verna Shaw Johnny Smith Grace O’Dell Mary Barker Minnie Mikeal Maude Cross CUSTODIANS Mr, Cannon and Mr. Castle Mr. Epperson and Mr. Chapman | He) Lipds 7 i ; 1 fhas re , , LET An 4 H y : i 1 i : i on is 7 hpi { ffi q , { ) 4 f (it f 4 ji i‘ ! { ves | , iy § ; ; { tay { ; , Ley H (I ¢ ; { ; pel H eq j j j tinh { 13 § , ‘ H j eee) 2 { { 4 ; é it : Ee f Be : § j , i y iy tet } } i 4 i a) 4 ) yy i “] b ' ; i iz { fia) f. i} a BE Wie ia ees Bia H vay ut ven f H a { py deg ry 4 é gi j , 3 { { 1alg? i Kee : fis 5 raya s j is} § { ire ek ; SAE 1 pei ealliay Fi bie i t S72 ALS ' fped a i yout { F 13253 tf Al rit ' ' f i NN } { 134 $s Niele, i PR): Hays ae iuify { ; ; ea 17 i ie { ; H ‘ | i se TOA Sa 1B eat f Lyys j { { ed | y $4 dy ’ ; 2 t . 1 £ Se : ‘ } ! ; u : : i) , t : { i ! Y t } { fi i i | q | ( i 1 H { , Y jy i 4 : 4 } ; 1 a { iis} { iene 1; ize F 1 t f Pees a a ; } { t if é j ‘ ‘lk ‘ s y { ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS a a Pe teg ¥? : wc ds agi tl ERNE ee WC A alters Majorettes: T. Tretler, C. Callahan—Head, R. Bell; second row, S. Barr, T. Thomas, J. Rakes pa neces 7 aaa Flags: First row, L. Archer—Captain; second row, C. Welch, B. Kelly, J. Bynum, B. Bray; third row, L. Cass, S. Brinkley, K. Taylor; fourth row, D. May, D. Hale, S. Lunsford, S. Bristow; fifth row, G. Fanning, C. Ellis (Mee: set nlc oe ig Mee te ‘ - % r. go foe Rifles: First row, B. Griffin, K. Taggart, A. Loggans—Captain, R. Louis; second row, M. Snyder 159 SSO Mama ae ; D Blan Clarinets: First row, R. Bell; second row, K. Myers, K. Adams, P. King, B. Stone, W. Pashour; third row, M. Abulhesson, S. Stine, T. Eller, S. Hardwick, T. Peake; fourth row, S. Gregg, M. Beverly, K. Davenport, S. Beaudry, T. Hundley, K. Johnston, M. Rutherford, T. Callahan; fifth row, A. Roland, D. Sutton, P. Vires, K. Spiegel, D. Barr, M. Poole Trombones: L. Fleenor; kneeling, V. Moretz Clarinets: K. Booker, L. Weeks Baritones: First row, K. Carter, E. Boy, S. Keith, M. Bane; Bass Clarinets; First row, S. Hick, C. McDaniels, M. Massengill, second row, B. Boyd, E. Bernard, C. Johnson; third row, C. second row, M. Smith, L. Smith Bynum, R. Hite, T. Henry Ee wR. ¥ Irumpets: First row, M. Smith, S. White, M. Skeens, C. Blevins, E. Bernard, J. Vann; second row, T. Johnson, D. Kelly, L. Talbert, E. Goins; third row, T. Bachman, D. Bachman, J. Morton, D. Sutton, R. Rose, M. Hutton, G. Vaughn 141 | ey) ee French Horns—1st row—S. Tretler; 2nd row—J. Bynum, 3rd row—A. Lambert, J. Neal, T. Simerly, T. Graybeal, M. Mallicote, L. Poet, C. Bingham. ey a é eee row—B. Goins, B. Smith, R. Banks, J. Benning; 3rd row—J. Shupe, K Wee Trombones—l1st row—C. Blevins, J. Scott; 2nd Woolwine, R. Linnen, R. Carter, L. Kelly. 142 Flutes—Ist row—L. Hardwick, T. Tretler; 2nd row—D. Knoll, T. Meade, S. Elam, D. Campbell, C. Boyd, N. Cartwright; 3rd row—B. Jones, M. Talbert, J. Leonard, P. Hooper, B. Allen; 4th row—S. Owen, R. Sensabaugh, L. McCary, C. Kerr, L. Buckingham. te i ums—Ist row—J. Carroll, B. Russell, E. Spicer; 2nd row—L. Mallicote, C. Collins, T. Shaffer, K. Hutchins; 3rd row—P. ixon, M. Leonard, C. Shaw. 143 AERO-CHIEF 90 Saxophones— 1st row—B. Bell, T. Thomas, C. Callahan; 2nd row—K. Kelly, J. Rakes, M. Foti, D. Norman, G. Bassett, T. Godsey, S. Eller. 144 VIKING DANCERS Se ET BRISTOL TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL 1st row—C, Wells; 2nd row—S. Brinkley, J. Rakes; 3rd row—S. Wherry, C. McDaniels; 4th row—K. Middlekoop, C Kistner; 5th row—K. Taggart, B. Bell. 145 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Officers: M. Beverly, A. Loggans, A. Wright, S. Harris; second row, T. Tilden, H. Cowan First row: Privon, J. Paty, K. Jones, J. Foran, S. Bryant, A. Nowlin, S. Layman; second row, D. Jennings, C. Jackson, R. Palmer, Y. Payne, S. Locke, J. Neal, D. Moore; third row, D. Mienheart, P. Foran, D. Tayloe, S. Gates, D. Musick, M. Foti First row: A. Morton, S. Harris, N. Beverly, K. Sherfey, K. Beckner, M. Stubbs, N. King, Combs; second row, S. Cashwell, M. Garfield, T. Tilden, E. Boy, Piking, M. Ablehassen, J. Bailey, L. Grimes; third row, G. Guffey, T. Noon- kester, G. Galloway, C. Brown, S. Cox, L. Hamilton 146 First row: B. Zimmerman, J. Burke, D. Loud, J. Harkleroad, L. Vance, D. Shipley; second row, A. Wright, D. Jack- son, M. Horne, L. Breeding, C. Yarbough, B. Tilden; third row, K. Loud, L. Boy, A. Forbush, H. Cowan Left: R. Hudson, Vandergrift, A. Vance, K. Taggart, A. Loggans, S. Cooper, S. Jennings; middle, M. Ratcliff, K. Carter, C. Bynum, S. Nicely, S. Mullins, M. Wedel; right, C . Kent, L. O’Dell, M. Albethson, M. Addison, D. Barr, J. Hatcher First row: B. Boyd, J. Benning, R. Blanton, M. Beverly, M. Browning, K. Shadden, S. Doak, L. Gibson; second row, R. Cox, K. Taylor, K. Thompson, J. Irwin, S. Barr, B. Kelly, L. Countiss, P. Casteel; third row, P. Robinette, J. Jones, S. Walling, T. Cole, B. Goins, G. Bassette 147 ef CLUB qe Officers: M. Wedel, F. Winston, T. Buchanan, J. Rowell, R. Powers, J. Doriot, J. Mumpower First row: T. Counts, D. Swiney, S. Mullins, S. Austin, J. Mumpower, T. Buchanan, J. Doriot, D. Shalbeldeen; second row, R. Powers, A. Forbush, J. Rowell, C. Sensky, T. Mitchell, F. Winston, S. Fulwider; third row, M. Cashwell, R. Broce, K. Loud, V. DeVault, D. Harr, A. Amburgey, R. Blanton, C. Privon 148 i KEY CLUI Isn’t club friendship wonderful? Key Club Sign 149 150 KAPPA-SIGMA Left: L. Fleenor, B. Allen, C. Welch; middle, C. Hawkes, B. Russell, K. Wittamore, C. Cardwell, P. Miller, T. Johnson, C. Ellis; right, S$ Beaudry, L. Markwalter, T. Trammell, P. Hooper, C. Bingham, L. O’Dell, S. Widner piles sae SEG ‘ sj % ss a2 Front: T. Johnson—Sweetheart, C. Ellis—Pres., P. Miller,—V. Pres.; back, B. Russell—Sgt.-at- Arms, C. Hawkes—Treas., K. Wittamore—Sec. INTERACT CLUB is Left to right: P. Symthe—Sweetheart, L. Breeding—Sweetheart, D. Strouth—Pres., D. Cross— Treasurer, S. Dixon—Chap.; second row, E. Fowler—V. Pres., G. Jones—Historian, E. Hirsch— Sec., L. Smelser—Sgt.-at-Arms st row: L. Smelser, G. Jones, S. Dixon, E. Hirsch, L. Breeding, D. Strouth, P. Symthe, E. Fowler, D. Cross; second row, C. otenberry, G. Countiss, N. Robinette, D. Harrison, T. Chapman, S. Cross, M. Ro ck, T. Henderson, M. Gentry, M. Rowlett, L. Post; itd row, D. Mason, C. Quesenberry, A. Corning, S. Nicely, M. Moncier, M. McCormick, R. Blair, J. Barnes, R. Pickle, M. Mesters J: astle, N. Price; fourth row, M. Johnston, B. Wyatt, J. Crump, F. Millard, R. Sensky, Sponsor—Booher 151 VIKING © VOICES ‘ P hes — Spd paconiosi Sia LW Pe oe L. Poet—Ed., J. Harkleroad— Lit. Ed., R. Davis— Art—1st row—R. Davis, K. Cooper, T. Kitts, D. McFaddin, P. Smythe, M. Foster Art Ed., S. Mitrushi—Business Mgr. Z ‘§ e Literary—1st row—S. Mitrushi, L. Smythe, G. Fanning, J. Harkleroad, D. Gentry; 2nd row—L. Poet, J. Morton, D. Jackson, D. Campbel T. Simerly. 152 Officers—lst row—B. Rogers, C. Bailey; 2nd row—B. Tilden, M. Hyde, D. Davenport; 3rd row—K. Carter, D. Davenport JUNIOR CIVITAN Dis cap etc ? PE Bat EO, fy, es ae NS Top to Bottom—C. Bailey, D. Davenport, C. Taylor, E. Starbuck, W. Richardson, D. Kelly. B. Zimmerman, C. Bynum, K. Carter, S. Cooper, D. Cooper, E. Goins, B. Tilden, T. Tilden, R. Hite, J. Benning, G. Privon, G. Bassett, B. Rogers; Middle—M. Hyde 153 MAROON AND Editorial Page—K. Taggert, J. Taylor, A. Loggans—Page Editor, D. Hatley, N. Williams, A. Harr Editors—B. Griffin, D. Loud Feature Page—T. Murray; second row, J. Dougherty, S. bk aa Stophel—Page Editor, J. Burke, R. Dougherty Typists—D. Hale, C. Hawkes 154 € News Page—J. Morton, D. Gentry, A. Vance—Page Editor, D. MacFaddin, C. Cardwell, M. Skeens Circulation—P. Cary, R. Dougherty, L. Vance, A. Green Sports Page—D. Hale, D. Musick, C. Brown, B. Gupton, M. Cashwell, B. Tilden, W. Richardson Photographer—L. Galliher i CADMUS CLUB al Ads—D. Richardson, B. Guinn—Business Manager, S. Johnson Index—G. Graham Faculty—S. Lunsford 156 Oye Senior Section—D. Atkinson—Editor, D. Jackson Photographer—Mark Dodson cn ae se bee - P Z ie —— ccsnioanmmarinoravnirierigt pesca “ First row—M. Neeley, S. Felty, D. Cross, C. Hall, B. Bray, A. Harkleroad, T. Russell, S. Doak, R. Salyer, B. Gray, G. Graham; second row, J. Salyer, S. Cooper, K. Booker, S. Lunsford, B. Guinn, S. Johnson, D. Richardson, D. Atkinson, D. Jackson, R. Cox, J. Rowell. H. Cowan . ae ks, Photographer—John Rowell Soph. Section—R. Salyer, S. Doak Left: Faculty—D. Richardson, D. Richardson—Editor PARKING LOT ‘ : aon = : a Officers—D. Hodge, L. Vance, D. Poore, D. Felty, D. May, D. Willis, P. Phetteplace SEE HIGH SCHOOL Gam o : on First row—D. Willis, K. Arnold, D. Felty, R. Lewis, D. Hodge, D. Poore, B. Welch, B. Morrell; second row, Coach Gibson—Sponsor M. Rowe, C. Bernard, R. Huffman, M. Spitzer, T. Smallwood, B. Combs, C. Moore, R. Spriggs, C. Dixon, V. Ballard, L. Vance, M. Cagle, S. Mitrushi, P. Turpin, V. Williams, M. Smith, Isaacs—Sponsor; third row, P. Inman, G. Hodge, P. Phetteplace, D. May, M Coffey, L. Combs, S. Camper 159 ANCHOR CLUB Juniors—First row—S. Ward, J. Houston, A. Green, B. Bell, J. Jones, L. Archer; second row—S. Wherry, J. Bibee, J. Jackson, L. Vance, K. Spota, L. Foulk, L. Perry, D. Hatley; third row—M. Wolfe, K. Middlekeep, J. Warner WG eee ae a | . Seniors—First row—D. Roberts, L. Wyatt, S. Mitrushi, E. Fowler, M. Hyde, G. Graham; second row—S. Neal, D. Harkleroad, A Harr, A. Wright, L. Vance, P. Rojo, P. Smythe, J. Thomas, B. Griffin, A. Loggans, K. Hall; third row—L. Smythe, L. Leonard L. Johnson, D. Loud 160 BAS Sats � ophomores—First row—S. Barr, B. Bray, L. Countiss, C. Preston, J. Vance, B. Quesenberry, C. Kistner, J. Irwin, T. Stone, J. Rock; econd row—T. Pierce, C. Moore, Y. Payne, M. Browning, J. Nida Gaui Officers—First row—D. Harkleroad, S . eae Jon usan Neal, M. Hyde; second row—L. Leonard, J. Jones, A. Loggans 161 Treasurer—Ann Loggans Vice Pres.—Darlene Harkleroad Chaplain—Julie Jones Secretary—Lou Leonard 162 Alpha Members Judy Weaver, Charlene Minor, Debbie Moody, and Barbara Slagle help Officers—R. Sensabaugh, B. Slagle; second row, J. S decorate signs for V-T week. Baumgardner, Stophel, M. Massengill ALPHA TRI-HI-Y First row, B. Clark, S. Stophel, J. Weaver, B. Slagle; second row, D. Madison, A. Lambert, Y. Rouse, C. Rorrer, K. Miller, L. Weeks, S. Hicks, T. Peake; third row, R. Sensabaugh, D. Norman, M. Massengill, M. Foti, J. Morton, D. Sutton, D. Moody 163 CIVINETTES y Senior members pose for the camera. First row—C, Bingham, P. Turpin, D. Shabeldeen, R. Lewis, T. Jones, Bo Boo L. Cass, E. Tucker, C. Fesmire; third row, D. Fleenor, A. Reid, J. Scott, L. Breeding, R. Dougherty; fourth row: M. Synde , � . Shabeldeen, C Callahan, V. Crenshaw, N. Bowie 164 =a ce oh ae . a ob ET: First row—M. Synder; second row, D. Shabeldeen, D. Fleenor, N. Range, G. Fanning, J. Scott, P. Vires, A. Reid, V. Crenshaw, N. Bo Dougherty, C. Callahan, L. Breeding wie, R. Officers—First row, S. Shoun, V. Crenshaw; second row, N. Bowie, C. Callahan, M. Synder, C. Fesmire 165 166 VICA fe Coe e3 otto? es Kot ne x A Bix =e ‘ smi ee : : Sa First row—P. Johnson, L. Blevins, B. Bernard, S. Walters; second row, S. Pickle. D. Anderson, P. DeArmond; third row, C. Duff, B. Clark, R. Wright, C. Vance; fourth row, L. Mallicote, M. Baker, G. Foster, H. Whitten, K. Murray, D. Dugger Bs or = Officers—P. Johnson, L. Mallicote; second row, K G. Foster istner—Sponsor, S. Pickle, Baker, D. Anderson ° goed de ce vee pin WE PAE | PWHAT YOU | L NEED AT | ) SAVINGS ; WTO 10) A 7 ‘hie: 649 Siete a2 ae ie 39 “ ial a8 Tet Officers—First row, Sharon Lovegrove, second row, Rick Blair, Danny Strouth, David Bentley ET LANE ‘ D E @ A - : “ _@, + wom “= ‘ ioe First row—Rita Davis, Bernice Rutler, Donna Mumpower, Sharon Lovegrove, Donna Bolling, Connie Farmer, Sharon Cooper, Gilda Burkett, Karen Hurd, Charlotte Nunn, Barbara Slagle; second row, Beverly McCracken, Frances Hughes, Janice Mitchell, Loretta Higgins, Kathy Booher, Kathy Jones, Sheila DeBusk, Debbie Hall, Sandy Gentry, Judy Weaver; third row, Nellie Thomas, Mary Thomas, Karen Bowman, Sandy Widener, Susan Grimes, Barbara Malone, Chris Wisdom, Vickie Burns, Kathy Coffie 167 BETA CHI PHI Doc Maples shows members several techniques. sie anil 2 $ pane ee ie Ges First row—M. Blevins, B. Creger, R. Palmer, M. Smith, R. Rolen, L. Privon, W. Barr, E. DePew; second row, D. MacFaddin, D. Minehart, C Brown, J. Shupe, N. Sparks, E. Spicer, J. Vandergrift, P. Almay, T. Tilden 168 BETA CLUB S o First row—M. Wolfe, J. Bucholtz, K. Middlekoop, A. Ambergey, D. Loud, J. Burke, S. Stophel, L. Leonard, B. Allen; second row—A. Harr, K. Hall, G. Shipley, A. Loggans, R. Dougherty, A. Vance, M. Daniel, A. Harkleroad, D. Jackson; third row—Mr. Wright, sponsor, M. Hyde, G. Graham, D. Hatley, D. Sutton, J. Taylor, B. Griffin, S. Keith, M. Bane, D. Atkinson, D. Mason, Mrs. Connors, Sponsor; fourth row—D. MacFaddin, M. Neeley, D. Schermerhorn, S. Austin, L. Vance, J. Scott, D. Roberts, D. Shipley, M. Rahm, B. Gupton, M. Snyder, N. Harrison; fifth row—D. Cross, M. Cashwell, M. Galliher, A. Forbush, S. Alley, T. Buchanan, P. Cary, S. Nicely, L. Galliher, C. Brown, H. Lipsey, T Alexander 169 170 - nee SB Ba i Y-TEENS Officers—First row—L. Weeks, D. Cross, K. Booker; second row—S. Almany, S. Boudry, S. Keith, M. Talbert; third row—Mrs. Guinn ae a BWR AM: é ¢ First row—K. Jones, M. Rutherford, L. Weeks, S. Hicks, J. Cross; second row—S. Hardwick, G. Hodge, Keith, M. Talbert, T. Peake; third row—S. Boudry, S. Almany, Mrs. Guinn—Spons., S. Doak, K. Booker, Martin wm Sis First row, Mrs. Parker—Sponsor, H. Cowan, B. Griffin, E. Hirsch, J. Scott, D. Cross, R. Dougherty, A. Harr; second row, M. Rowlett, D. Loud, B. Tilden, L. Vance Officers—-Top, D. Cross, D. Loud, L. Vance, B. Tilden NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY one New Members: First row, S. Nicely, K. Middlekoop, S. Stophel, A. Harkleroad, M. Daniel; second row, J. Burke, L. Perry, B. Smith, L. Hardwick, M. Synder, J. Jones, G. Shipley, K. Spiegel, J. Burklow, M. Hyde; third row, M. Wolfe, A. Green, M. Coppedge, W. Stickley, T. Alexander, B. Beckner, R. Linnen, S. Cooper, J. Rowell, P. Cary, L. Galliher Lh yeh AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 5 f eR é First row—B. Griffin, A. Loggans, D. Loud, J. Scott, A. Vance, M. Hyde, N. Bowie, A. Harr; second row—G. Graham, M. Bane, C. Hawkes, L Vance, D. Shipley, T. Fleenor, K. Whittamore, P. Booth; third row—B. Ward, P. Cary, H. Cowan, P. Smythe, L. Galliher, P. Rojo—exchang student, D. Cross, B. Tilden, B. Beckner, S. Boudry, J. Morton, R. Dougherty ‘irst row—B. Harrison, M. McCormick, S. Austin, K. Loud, S. Fulwider, G. Slusher, B. Godsey, G. Galloway; second row—D. Davenport, L. soy, J. Jones, J. Watkins, C. Talbert, G. Shaffer; third row—G. White, R. Arnold, B. Ward, W. Stickley, C. Kistner, D. Dykes, R. Slusher, B. Jawkins, S. Walling, J. Crowell 17S First row—D. Loud, A. Vance, S. Eller, A. Harkleroad, S. Stophel, T. Russell, R. Bell; second row, D. Hatley, L. Foulk, D. Roberts, J. Scott, L. Vance, C. Cardwell, T. Eller, W. Richardson, C. Hall, R. Hudson; third row, C. Combs, B. Tilden, A. Amburgey, S. Dixon, C. Taylor, J. Rowell, H. Cowan, P. Cary, R. Banks, S. Walling, G. White STUDENT COUNCIL Right: Hans Cowan—President sa te OO EN ets 174 Officers—First row, G. Hodge, J. Bailey; second row, W. Price, M. Stubbs; third row, C. Dixon, S. Belcher; fourth row, V. Burns, N. Beverly; fifth row, C. Jeter, M. Austin ee am! D , i First row—T. Shelley, L. Booher, S. Carter, N. Beverly, C. Mallicote, B. Booher, L. Crawford, V. Burns, G. Hodge, D. White, W. Price, M. Gibson; second row, K. Miller, T. Treadwell, R. Bishop, V. Burnett, K. Beckner, J. Bailey, S. Harris, S. Cox, T. Henderson, R. Spring, S. odlief, B. Combs, S. Rose, M. Loudy, S. Callahan; third row, T. Spriggs, S. Steels, A. Lambert, A. Austin, T. Hockett, M. Stubbs, L. Hataton, R. Lilly, K. Hodge, S. Rust, C. Jeter, P. Booth, S. Elswick, J. Hockett, A. Richards, D. Gentry; fourth row, B. Abston, S. Belcher, B. Felty, P. Tankersly, J. Crowell, J. Dulaney, V. Morrell, G. Bowman, H. McCray, D. Kirkman, C. Gurley, D. Rasnick, T. Spanger 175 VIKING SINGERS es CHES os eiensteenes vine eens acmeper a QOL ARLES cies sieci acta ee x a oe eae Se aaa iene second row, A. Vance, T. Henderson, T. Tankersly, T. First row—K. Stitt, C. Collins, D. Hale, W. Pasour, J. Milhorn, J. Wheeler, A. Harkleroad Johnson, J. Taylor fifth row, E. Starbuck ins , M. Hopk 1erce third row, S. Neal, T. Henry, J. Mumpower, M. Neeley; fourth row, C. Kerr, N. Pi 176 TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Officers—-Top—B. Clark, N. Williams, A. Higgins, L. Vance, B. Booher, L. Foulk EERO eNReaRODeCncaenish sy ae S +irst row—S. Stophel, J. Dougherty, C. Minor, B. Allen, B. Stone, M. Smith, M. Starbuck, K. Johnson, J. Royston, L. Cross, Y. Payne, J. dubbard; second row—T. Godsey, B. Clark, N. Williams, A. Morton, D. Hoskins, A. Lambert, S. Johnson, J. Powers, M. Morrell, M. Bledsoe, E. Nalsh, G. Griffin, S. Elam, L. Foulk; third row—L. Smith, D. Moore, A. Higgins, A. Nowlin, K. Coffie, T. Peters, E. Bernard, T. Graybel, L. Neeks, M. Addison, B. Booher, K. Leonard, S. Doak, L. Poet; fourth row—C. Moore, L. Foster, G. Booker, T. Bennett, K. Whittamore, S. Cashwell, C. Combs, E. Starbuck, M. Godsey, E. Goins, D. Shalbadeen, C. Preston, L. Vance, B. Ryan 177 CONCERT CHOIR First row—A. Harkaroad, J. Jackson, R. Banks, S. Tretler, D. Cross, J. Wheeler, A. Vance, J. Milhorn, C. Kerr; second row, K. Booker L. Smythe, J. Scott, W. Pashour, T. Johnson, B. Rogers, M. Wedel, N. Pierce, D. Hale, A. Roland; third row, J. Taylor, J. Mumpower K. Stitt, A. Reid, K. Woolwine, M. Leonard, L. Talbert, T. Henderson, C. McDaniels, J. Baumgardner, T. Tankersly; fourth row, C Fesmire, S. Neal, L. Breeding, M. Hyde, T. Henry, C. Collins, E. Starbuck, M. Neeley, M. Hopkins, 8. Almany, S. Winebarger, S Trosper . ee bp, ee Alto Section—First row, A. Harkleroad, J. Jackson, K. Stitt; Tenor Section—First, S. Tretler, M. Neeley, second row, L. Talbert, M second row, C. Fesmire, J. Mumpower, S. Neal; third row, L. Leonard, K. Woolwine; third row, T. Henry, E. Starbuck, T. Hendersor Breeding, J. Scott, L. Smythe; fourth row, K. Booker, A. Reid, M. Hyde 178 Bass Section—First row: T. Johnson, W. Pashour, J. Wheeler; Soprano Section—First row, A, Vance, T. Tankersly, J. Baumgardner; second, B. Rogers, M. Wedel, D. Cross; third row, R. Banks, C. second row, A. Roland, N. Pierce, J. Milhorn; third tow, C. McDaniels, Collins C. Kerr, D. Hale; fourth row, M. Hopkins, S. Almany, S. Winebarger,,.S. Cassidy Officers—A. Vance, S. Neal, J. Mumpower, M. Hyde, T. Henry, D. Cross, J. Taylor IB7AS) vt = = Lij QO. = O O FOOTBALL ’73 wate: ang 21 BL atl ‘848726 Sp THS ; There is no doubt that our T.H.S. “Maroon Machine’ (e 5 aes is one of the greatest in the nation. It is true that th 21 0 (John Battle) Vikings sadly ended their winning streak when they fel 15 21 (Johnson City) September 28 to the Science Hill Hilltoppers (21-15). Bu ee sf Coenen they still rolled up 28 straight wins which won them tw 48 0 (Erwin) AAA State Championships and the superior rating o 21 14 (Morristown East) “Number One in the Nation” for high school football a : Reem During this 28 game winning streak the Maroon Machin scored 989 points, allowing only 206 points for the oppc nents. The Vikings showed 100% effort under new hea coach Bill Bingham as they ended the season with a Big | Conference Championship. Congratulations on anothe great season. We Believe In You, Vikings! 182 b iC 1@) t a} on | W ll , Gi I emore 1 n | ev oO M Neys Mo on, Gib Bingham Cl enger, Bo oher; a k, R se, Johns ; rt allace ibson (e) i . re) sO ’ 183 Quarterbacks: Lamie, Wedel Tight ends: Nicley, Kirkman, Harrison; back, Forbush, Harrison, Moncier Pad iF % PERRY Tailbacks: Snapp, Smelser, Bourne, Cross ae HS OLE spie, Rock, Hawkins Fullbacks: Jones; standing, Gille bhdigcdtY Middle Linebackers: C. Sells, G. Jones. D Shalbeldeen; standing, M. Centers: T. Alexander, C conn J. Duff | Snyder, J. Duff, J. Tanner, J. Barnes Asp ‘a e Tac PRES oa pases! BPs Daa kles: Kneeling L. to R.—S. Dixon, M. Rowlett, D. Shalbeldeen, J. Tanner; standing, J. Swift, T. Henderson, M. Tester, J. Barnes a z cy 3 £ z % Ro ay ake 3 ae Sebyhh jo ie i sf ce Guards: Kneeling L. to R.—E. Fowler, R. Baer, C. Sells; standing, T. Taylor, R. Pickle, M. Snyder, T. Wilhoit Lower left: Tennessee High Headhunters! 187 Hirsch looks downfield after catching a pass. Jones with the PAT against East. ce % , } r ‘ @ a on ” vad b : “ og il z sips PO Oe ail —n 8 i g Coaches Gibson and Bingham anxiously await the play. Lower left: Greg Jones bypasses Bearcat defenders. Lower right: Another touchdown for Kevin Bourne. se a sae ee ae Wedel shoves away East tacklers. Rowlett breaks through. “J think we scored!” Jones and Rowlett take a break. 190 toe ; : ee, am Lamie struggles for more yardage. Jones demonstrates how a Bearcat should be mauled. 191 First row: J. Smith, J. Wood, R. Johnson, T. Fowler, M. Bentley, G. Galloway; second row, R. Crowder, S. Woodard, R. Worley, M. Johnsto R. Sensky, M. Mumpower; third row, T. Glascow, R. Fleenor, B. Daughtery, R. Hutchins, K. Rowe; fourth row, B. Wyatt, J. Crump, F. Millar R. Duff, S. Nelson, B. Harrison; Coaches: McLemore and Booher FROSH TEAM : Ps First row: M. Godsey, B. Flanagan, J. Smelser, J. Jones, R. Hoffert, T. Mann, M. Adkins, M. Arnold, M. Gerfin, C. Jackson, R. Bradley, T Noonkester; second row, S. Los, J. Slagle, M. Holmes, F. Abelseth, C. Moore, J. Graham, B. McCalliser, T. Morton, B. Bingham, J. Paty, D Fultz, J. Trivette, C. Wampler; third row, D. Bishop, D. Duff, M. Jackson, D. Procter, M. Delp, Coach Johnston, Coach Rose, B. Abston, K Smith, C. Morrell, B. Groseclose, B. Shipley, E. Leonard 192 Left to right: Buchana, Zeiger; standing, Moore, Schermerhorn, Lamie, Talley, Flick Tankersley DEFENDING CHAMPIONS: Middlesboro, Kentucky Invitational, Bristol Big 6, Big 9 Sherrill Flick Phil Tankersley David Lamie David Schermerhorn 193 RACKETEERS , V. DeVault ings S. Jenn ing, Stubbs; back, W. Ki Pp: ick isenberry, M. McCorm Qu Left to right: C = Seow heather McCormick shows how it should be done. Coach Benny Booher Martha Wolfe returns a serve. back, J. Burke, M. Wolfe, M. Hyde, L. Vance 18S J. Harkleroad, A. Harr, D. Harkleroad, L. Counti Left to right 195 Sprinters Hurdlers: Cross, Miller, Hawkins; standing, Feathers, Jones, Forbush Galliher Eddie Hirsch clears the bar. mown, ¥ Distance: Cross, Doyle, Harrison; back, Barnes, Goodwin, Kirkman, Cross Rowell, Tilden Coach A. B. Clevenger Field: Rowell, Hall, Hawkins; back, Forbush, Jones, Foster 196 GOES COED First row: Dixon, Hawkes, Loud, Statham; second row, Warner, Harr, Foster, Pierce, Shipley, Vance; third row, Roberts, Booker, Thomas, Bibee, Reid, Hiett, Sponsor, Mrs. Burnette ay Nye ae ANS . iol fiat “ a Angela Harr hurls the discus. Shipley, Loud, and Hawkes setting the pace. 197 BASEBALL Pat Morris slams one into left field. . Piss. we Coaches Basham and Manney Mark Wedel beats the throw home. AS Ni ; Kneeling left to right: R. Broce, S. Mullins, J. Moore, C. Rotenberry, F. Winston, K. Blevins, C. Deckard; standing, M. Wedel, J. Basham makes the play to first. 199 200 THS 45 57 58 S 61 9)! 61 43 39 64 72 82 56 49 65 57 63 67 48 63 54 63 59 41 62 56 58) 61 68 50 37 SI! 47 62 63 66 54 81 45 66 38 54 48 71 43 78 48 42 5) 56 61 66 52 62 56 aye 69 69 Coaches—Stafford, Chambers, and Rutherford Eddie Hirsch (Lynn View) (Church Hill) (Morris. E.) (Church Hill) (Lynn View) (Es) (Morris. E.) (S. East) (Kingsport) (Ketron) (Ashville) (John Battle) (S. East) (Central) (Maryville E.) (Maryville) (Central) (Erwin) (Virginia) (Chilhowie) (Elizabethon) (Greenville) (Central) (Kingsport) (CAG) (Greenville) (Elizabethon) (Erwin) (East) VIKING BASKETBALL : The Cadmus Club of Tenn. High congratulates each member and coach o the Viking Basketball team for showing good sportsmanship, courage, and disci pline throughout the entire season. It is our sincere wish that the spirit whicl this team has shown will be carried on in the Viking tradition. Joe Moore Val DeVault Mark Gentry Tim Counts — ce ee | David Lamie Tony Mitchell Bill Torrence ee ene a ae Randy Broce Kevin Blevins Frankie Winston 201 o mM o co = ° Da} Dn Q o) jou cont 3 CS) o Q _— CS) for two Tives 1n ie d Lam ps the board. n a a oO c=) a A x a GRO Upper left: Lamie drives for the bucket. Above: Swiney lays one up from behind the board. Left: Tim Counts covers a hard-driving Indian. Right: Hirsch shoots over the outstretched hands of a defender. First row—D. Miller, P. Robinette, R. Richmond, T. Klutz, G. Slusher; second row—D. Mason, F. Millard, D. Witcher, R. Oliver, T. Castle, H. Baker, M. Spriggs; third row—S. Reuning, G. Buchanan, R. Duff, A. Sammons, D. Dykes, M. Leonard, M. Wilson First row—K. Smith, J. Shartung, S. Guffey, J. Trivette, T. Tilden, G. Wilson, T. Miller, D. Jennings; second row—Coach Morton, W. Reuning, B. McAllister, M. Delp, M. Jackson, D, Duff, M. Garfield, C. Powers, M. Adkins, O. Baker. 206 ; tucsiaaiaaeraaas tee eee 7 ot aamameine me ne : So ee First row—A. Nowlin, K. Middlekoop, L. Cruey, L. Watt, J. Houston, D. Loud, S. Wherry, C. Hawkes, C. Rorrer; second row—A. Reid, L. Foulk, M. Hyde, D. Shipley, K. Martin, C. Kistner, J. Buckholtz, J. Scott, R. Odum, L. Hamilton, J. Burke; third row—S. Ward, C. McNew, B. Faidley, S. Cashwell, K. Loud, D. Cooper, B. Combs, S. Cooper, B. Ward, K. Kelchner, R. Blanton, T. Arnold; fourth row—Coach Connor; B. Rogers, J. Godsey, M. Cashwell, C. Taylor, M. Malone, J. Bell, W. Richardson, R. Arnold, R. Hudson £33 The Tennessee High Swim Team, although young in age, has established itself as a swimming power in the state of Tennessee. To achieve the success which this team has attained required much hard work and a great deal of self-sacrifice on the part of the team’s members and of its coach, John r Wouics Connor. Tennessee High School, as well as the city of Bristol, is proud of the . ty swim team and its accomplishments. The Cadmus Club hopes that the “tankers” will maintain the spirit of excellence which has brought them to the pinnacle of power on which they now stand. Captains Bill Ward and Amy Reid with Coach Connor Bill Ward off the starting block. 207 WRESTLING TEAM a eR A = First row—K. Rowe, L. Galliher, R. Rolen, E. Harkleroad, L. Privon, G. Privon; second row—S. Los, R. Sensky, D. Snapp, D. Shabaldeen, M: Arnold, Coach Johnston; third row—J. Schermerhorn, D. Fultz, P. Cary, T. Harrison, K. Carter, J. Feathers, C. Martin, not pictured—C. Privor Ron Sensky fights Elizabethton wrestler for position. 208 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL ‘rst row—Susan Neal, Janie Warner, Martha Wolf, D. Cressell, L. Hodge, S$. Cox; second row—Donna Roberts, Angela Harr, Lauren Vance, Mts. ‘inkston—sponsor, T. Spriggs, P. Prater, Sandy Widner, M. Prater Volleyball team in action. Coach—Mrs. Pinkston VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader—Judy Mumpower 210 Jocyne Jackson Janet Bibee Amy Vance Ronan Dougherty Liz Breeding -211 JR. 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(0 VOM 2 $ 3 Pie eit aap xs $4 Once upon a time Stand still just one more second. — ee t one more time. jus Let’s go over this play DISREGARD WHAT THE WORLD OWES YOU, AND CONCENTRATE ON WHAT YOU OWE THE WORLD I sure hope these dimensions are correct. 217 AND DON'T BE AFRAID TO ENJOY WHAT IS BEAUTIFUL. Who cares if we are late for class? Steve Cross hurries to class. 218 Look what they have done now! Parents, parents, parents always late! LOVE WITH ALL YOUR HEART AND SOUL. BELIEVE THAT THOSE YOU LOVE, LOVE YOU. 749) THEN YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD WITH CONFIDENCE AND BACK WITHOUT REGRETS. Mr. Burk’s class tries to keep up. 220 I think I understand Mr. Burk! a “dh Sse sa a ea HS ce Na RE Be « Angela Harr serves a quick one. Jan Thomas practices running broad jump. 22 We’re just trying to be, Not what we seem to be. And even now... As we try to be the same... ‘ We become faceless in the crowd. Realize you are. SPONSOR—MR. RICHARD K. BURK EDITOR—DEBBIE RICHARDSON BUSINESS MANAGER—BETSEY GUINN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We all know that one day the classrooms will be empty, the halls silent, and friends lost. I hope that the 1974 Cadmea will serve as a reminder of this stage of our lives. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the person, who without his guidance, this annual would never have been possible. Mr. Burk has served as our patient sponsor photographer, and has developed and printed our pictures. I would also, like to express my appreciation to the faculty, the business men and professional leaders of our community, and the Cadmea Staff. Brtbic, faclertoon) Debbie Richardson, Editor 22 Carter, Shirley 80, 175 Cartwright, Nancy 80, 143 Cary, Phil 25, 40, 169, 171� 172, 174, 208 Abston, Bill 96 Abston, Jeff 79 Bradley, Robbie 97, 192 Case, Rickey 98 A bulhusson, Bray, Brenda .79, 139, 157, Cashwell, Mike 148, 155, 169, 146 207 Cashwell, Steve 98, 146, 177, 207 Breeding, Li Cass, Lisa 65, 139, 164 151, 16 . Cass, Tim 40 Brinkley, Sally 7 _, Cassidy. Susan 40, 17 Bristow, Roc Bentley, Brenda 97 Bentley, David 37, 16 adra 37. 170,178, Bentley, Dawn 79 Bentley, Mitchell 192 Andy 37,148,169, Bernard, Barbara 38, 166 Bernard, Connie 97, 159 Janny 96, 144 ebbie 37, 166 Berry, Carolyn 9 dark 79 Beverly, Marie 5 63, 64, 139, 160 147 Beverly, Nancy 97. 211 Bingham, Cindy 7 } 164 rnold, Randy 173, 20% Bingham, Arnold, Ronald 96 4, 151, 186; , 140, 147 y D, 138, 147, 161 Goins, Eddie 42, i584 177 Helms, George 68 : Goodwin, Dennis 67, 185 _ Henderson, Tommy 82, 151, Gourley, Edgar 67 so ATG, 1TB ERD ee _ Gragg, Sarah 100, 140 . Henderson, Theresa 101, 75. ae io aham ron 42, 156, 158, Henderson, Vanessa 101 oe vee _ Henegar, Linda 68 _. Henegar, Steve 68 Henegar, ‘Tina 101 : oH ie let 196, Be . Felty, Billy 82,175 a Griffin, Becky 2 . 154, 160, 171, Fleenor, Ricky ' - Fleenor, , Tanya 82, 17: Fleming, Mark 67 _ Flick, Sherill 99 iGrindstaff, Bobby 10 Grizzel, Gary 100 © Grosclose, Billy 10 : Hoda tty 101, 175 _ Hodge, Libby 102, 209 Hoffert, pky 102, 192 eof Dewell David66 | Dowell, Leslie 99 , Charlie 41, 166 onald 99, 206 | Du , John 81, 186 Duff, Robert 95, 99, 192, , 206, _ Dugger, Donald 41, 166: S _ Dulaney, Jack 81, 175 Dunn, Donna 99 _ Dunn, Rita 66 © . David 173, 206 ie Pati Teresa ne Jeff 63 Hyatt, Karen 102, — Hyde, Marsha 29, 44, 153, 160 _ 161, 169, 171, 172, 178, � 179, 195, 207 : nan, Phyllis 99,159 cs , June B, 83, ad ter son, Alfred 44 Ee Glover, Kerri 100, 312 Godsey, Bobby 82, 175 Godsey, Joe 67, 207. Godsey, Mark 100, 1 Godsey, Marty 67 — Godsey, Tammy 67, Goins, Bill 82, 142, 147 A 60,178, ‘ on, Mik 02, 192, 206 a ig David 102, 146, 206 44,147,194 a E225 Jeter; Cheryl 83, 175 Leonard, Mark 8s, 143, ue: -Meinhart, Douglas 146, 168° ‘Johnson, Chris 83, 141 206 .. Merritt, Kathy 70. Johnson, Donnie 44 Leonard, Sidney 103 Merritt, Pat 85 Johnson, Eddie 63. _ Leshe, Cindy 45 Loe Johnson, Kathy 83, 177 Lewis, Irene 25, 69, 139, 159, | Johnson, Kathy Sue 83 164 . eee 169, “ae, Johnson, Leigh 42, 44, 160 Lilly, Rhonda 103,175 _ Millard, Freddie 85, 151; 192, _ Mice, Jeanne 25, 85, 161, 212 Johnson, Penny 44, 166 Lineberger, Tom ee 206 -_. _Noonkester, Tim 146, 192 Johnson, Ray 78, 83, 192 Link, Dwight 85 Millard, Scotty 104 ue oe io man, Debbie 105, 144, 163 Johnson, Sandra 102 Linnon, Richard 45, 142,171 Miller, David 104, 206 is, Steve 85 Johnson, Sherry 83,156,158, Lipsey, Harry 24, 28, 69, 169 Miller, George Tim 104 swiin, Amy 105, 146, i ey: Lesanby, Teresa 85 Miller, Kathy 104, 163,175 plies Johnson, Tommy 44, 141, 150, Littleford, Dave 69 Miller, John 104 oe Nunn, Charles 85 Pe hI 8s Leo Lloyd, Vickie 85g. Miller, Pat 46 150 185 4 te ¢ Johnston, Kathy 102, 140 Locke, Sally 103, 146 Miller, Johnston, Mike 83, 151, 192 Loggans, Anne 25, 28, 34, 45, Jones, Bess 83, 143 . 139, 146, 147, 154, 160, Jones, Greg 24, 34, 36, 44, 161,169,172 151; 185, 186, 188, 189, Los, Steve 103, 192, 208 190, 191, 196 Loud, Dorothy 24, 35, 36; Jones, Jack 102 147, 154, 160, 169,171) Jones, Jeff 84, 147, 173 172,174, 197, 207 Jones, Jenny 44 Loud, Kenny 63,69, 147, 148, Jones, John 84 173,207 Jones, Julie 61 68, 160, 161, | Loudy, Marla 103, 175 we Louthen, Trigg 69 Jones, Kare Lovegrove, Sharon 45, 167 Jones, Kathy 4: Loving, Kim 45 Jones, Mary Lunsford, Sharon 85, 139, 156, Kent, Cyne 84, Kerr, Cheryl 68, 179 Ketchum, Tim 68 © King, Nell a ee 173, 207 Kistner, Tim 68, 144 aes Kitts, Tim 102 Klutz, Todd D5, 102, 5} Lambert. Alisa 102, 175 Lamie, Dad 63, 68, 184, tice Norville 49, 151, 183 _ Rust, Susan 86,175 ———=—=S= S «S mith, Meeredith, 108,212 aylor, David 109, 146 ce, Willetta 86, eg Rutherford, Maria..106, 140, Smith, Mike 108, 159, 168 Taylor, Jane 51, 139, 154, 176, Privette, Gary 86 Phi TI Smith, Missy 87, 141, ae Bean eB, 179 rivon, Chris 49, 148 Ryan, Barbara 33, 50, 177 Smith, Pat 108 Ss Taylor, Jerry 73,177, 183 _ Privon, George 106, 153, 208 Smith, Sharon 72 Taylor, Kay 88, 139, 147 Privon, Lewis 106, 168, 208 Salyer, John Ed 71, 157,158 Smith, Sharon 108 “ Laylor, Pat 90 Proctor, David 106, 192 Salyer, Rachel 86 Smith, Sherry 87 Taylor, Tami 109 esenberry, Barb 80, 86, Sammons, Alan 71, 206 Smith, Virginia 87 Taylor, Tammy 88) os 161 s ae Sams, Rob 86 Smythe, Lisa 51055. iii 160, Taylor,’ | Quesenberry, Corky 71, 151, Sanders, Robin 86 non 194 Schaffer, Gary 107 Schartung, Joe 107, 206 - Rakes, Janene 86, 138, 144, | Schermerhorn, David 50, 169, 193 eo 145 Schermergorn, Jeff 208 Ralm, Mark 169 Scott, Jeff 107, 142 ge, Nancy 49, 165 Scott,” Jenny) 50,164, 165: Ramsey, Mac 86 169, Via 1725194, 1718, Rasnick, David 71,17 Ratcliff, Maynard 7 Reed, Evelyn 86 eid, Amy 49, 1 BPOTS 207 Reuning, Stoney wh: Reuning Trammell; Marcia 109 . Trammell, Terni 88, 150 Tredwell, ‘Teresa 109, 175 ‘Tretler, Steve 73 42, 178. Tretler, Terry 7 Tritt, Rita 88 tft, Teresa 73 vette, Jeff 109, 192, 206 ivett, Jeff 109, 192.206 Trosper, Susan 52 Ba , Eugenia 73, 164 169, Liz, 174, 178-9. ce Chuis 166 Si erly, Tammy 142,15: erman, Barry 50 S Mitch 87 Ward, Bill $3, 172, 173, 2 y 71, 143, 150 a Ward, is 74, 160, 207 1.157, 158, Warner, Janie 74, 160, 197, 209 Warner, Martha 88 Watkins, Sandra 74 Watson, Joey 89,173 Weatherly, Robert 109 Weaver, Judy 53, 163, 167 Wedel, Mark 53, 147, 148, 178, 179, 184, 185, 190, 198, OS Weeks, Linda 74, 140, 170, 163,177 Welch, Barney 159 Welch, Cathy 109, 139, 150 Welsh, Elaine 74, 177 Wells, Carla 89, 145 Wheeler, John 74, 144, 176, 178, 179 Wheeler, Sandra 74, 145, 160, 207 228 Wherry, Sandra 74, 145, 160, 207 White, Debbie 74, 175 White, Karen 88, 172 White, Glen 95, 109, 173, 174 White, Otis 89 White, Steve 89 White, Susan 90, 109, 141 White, Terry 74 Whiteaker, Gary 74 Whitehead, Karen 89 Whittamore, Kathy 53, 150, 177 Whitten, Ellis 109 Whitten, Henry 53, 166 Whitten, Judy 109 Widener, Sandy 74, 150, 167, 209 Wike, Martha 110 Wilhoit, Tim 74, 187 Williams, Bobby 89 Williams, Bobby 109 Williams, Karen 110 Williams, Nancy 89, 154, 177 Williams, Mary 110 Williams, Vanessa 74, 159 Willis, Doug 89, 159 Wilson, Donna 74 Wilson, Gene 110 Wilson, Jane 89 Wilson, Mike 74, 206 Winebarger, Sherry 53, 178, 179 Winston, Frank 63, 66, 74, 148, 199, 201 Wisdom, Chris 53, 167 Witcher, Tommy 89, 93 Witt, John 110 Witt, Leslie 89 Wolf, Martha 28, 74, 160, 169, GARD See 09 Wolford, Cindy 110 Wood, Jay 192 Woodard, Scott 90, 93, 192 Woodlief, Suzy 74, 175 Woolwine, Kirk 142, 178 Worley, Charles 110 Worley, Ronnie 89, 192 Wright, Anne 53, 146, 147, 160 Wright, Charles 110 Wright, Mike 110 Wyatt, Basil 89, 93, 151, 192 Wyatt, Lisa 53, 160, 207 Yarbra, Clara 54, 147 és i th WL Opi Hee ah ny } ie int D Hal F iff : 4 Hi i if by Pil Ui oil A aaa Me ‘as ri oe ny D ve iy ee y a. in AY 7 mil yo XN os ‘] v4 ei it + bs in i : ' pty | , A % f pi ‘ i a mn | ni my i Hy . mal , . ih | : % a | mi ae Yagi ear. seta | Si} i quis bbls Valli binary . 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