Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1975 volume:

OP. PR His, a Be OS Geet Fe WE =a REREAY ws YN = a ws eS) wy hm Lop) = Bristol, Gennessee 37620 OPENING HONORS CLASSES FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS COMPETITION COMMERCIALS CLOSING 136 162 206 241 242 OPENING LIFE IS IT Right—Ron Sensky eagerly strives for an extra point. Bottom—Students await the bus that will take them home. Coach Stafford relaxes by the side of the basketball court. A taffy pull is a very sticky situation! A week of the Wonderful World of Disney set the pace of the mighty Vikings. Such familiar faces as Snow White, Dumbo, Mary Poppins, Balou the Bear, Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse animated the Maroon Machine into action. Spirits soared and together were defeated our crosstown rival Virginia High. V-T Week ... colors ... sounds .. Donald Duck ... Togetherness . Mickey Mouse ... 3 wth ene ? Seen ae eee | WHY SHOULD WE BE IN SUCH DESPERATE HASTE TO SUCCEED? AND IN SUCH DESPERATE ENTERPRISES? IF A MAN DOES NOT KEEP PACE WITH HIS COMPANIONS, PERHAPS IT IS BECAUSE HE HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUMMER. LET HIM STEP TO THE MUSIC WHICH HE HEARS HOWEVER MEASURED OR FAR pene nces or “- Aa HENRY DAVID THOREAU Opposite page-top—Barbara and Phil enjoy themselves at the prom; Bottom—Lewis Privon spends some time studying his lessons. This page-top—cheerleaders lead student body in cheers during sendoff for football team; Far right—Students wait tor their parents to pick them up from school; Above—Rusty Webb demonstrates how to throw a snowball. 11 EXPRESSIONS OF LIFE From top clockwise—Tom Glasgow jumps for joy when he learns that he has passed all subjects this semester; Ron, Matt, and Tommy show disgust as they have to wait for the football bus to leave; Gus Osborne is surprised at Kim Buckingham’s march- ing techniques; Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce. . onions. . .oh, darn! Clockwise from top: Ben Smith relaxes after taking his physics test; Phil Glispie’s ready to fight; Curtis Morrell discusses his grades with a friend; Gerry Bassett informs Roger Layman that his feet should be 45 degrees apart. 1S 14 Coach Rutherford e in the boy’s gym. ed nthusiastically Robert Banks discusses “I’m Okay, You're Okay Week.” Do you want to rumble? os Mrs. Pinkston IT’S BEEN ONE OF THOSE DAYS can’t believe that it’s true. 15 STUDENTS WORKING eye geese TALEELL PLAYING 'M OKAY, YOU'RE OKAY WEEK During the week of February 10 through the 14, the Student Council, in cooperation with the Southern Guidance Depa ments, launched “I’m Okay, You're Okay Week.” The entire week was devoted to being considerate of others and accept them as they are. At the end of a two-act play presented by Student Council members, [ALAC (I Am Likable And Capable) t were given to the students. By tearing off a piece of these tags, the students illustrated that they sometimes say and do things unnecessarily hurt others. Missy shouts her dissapproval of students who concern themsel with their own personal problems. CAN BACHELORS SURVIVE? ach Gibson exhibits the art of carving a ‘key for Jeff Trivette. Robert Duff knows his sauted onions are Ronnie Pickle is a “Happy Home- coming along beautifully. maker.” il Miller shows Mike Tester how easy 7 oking really is. The finished product. 19 LIFE AT : THS students are on the long road to class. THS student ready for action. It’s three-thirty, and we're free at last! 20 Chery] Jeter puts on a brave smile. Ray and Scott look like the test didn’t go so well. i eel Ve’re ready to begene da exshperiment. 21 “Now the accident happened on this corner... .” “It’s not that heavy.” Intent on the subject. 22, They are off and running at the track! -ittle Ruff-Tuff’’ Rowell Prepares to make a ADMEA Picture. 23 r ] : a Top left—“Who is that cute boy, Amy?” Top right—Hard working librians. Bottom— But I don’t have enough money for a coke, Coach Zeiger.” 24 Top left—We've got spring fever.” Top right—Have you tried this new dance step?” Bottom left—Where’s the chocolate chips?” Bottom right—Two of a kind. 25 7 s cold! y “But the water in the morning. A perfect way to beg 9 N no hands lad HUMOR- A WAY ‘ Opposite page—bottom— OF LIFE ‘T’ ll have one of each!” 27 EVERYDAY HAPPENINGS ae Throw it home, Olan! - “And last night after we left the Pizza Hut.......” oe “T can’t remember my home phone number.” 28 “What a mess!” “Have you seen Karen?” “Stand back, it may explode!” 29 30 Corrine Preston Steve Belcher Cyndi Bingham SHIELD AND AXE BEARERS TESTES 4 Basil Wyatt BIG 9 SWIMMING CHAMPIONS J. Foulk D. Nelson L. Hunt B. Compton P. Hatcher D. Clark L. Schoenhardt M. Foster F. Wolfe S. Stevens C. Bolling C. Rorror L. Cruey S. Wherry A. Hudson K. Loud R. Arnold D. Malone T. Arnold S. Ward K. Loud R. Blanton D. Kelchner K. Martin J. Buchholtz K. Middelkoop C. Estep C. McNew R. Hudson D. Dorsey J. Godsey S. Cashwell S. Cooper M. Malone C. Combs B. Faidley . fter hours of careful preparation, Lisa Perry is dressed for the oc- asion. Ath: Scott Cooper listens attentively to what is being said. HONORS _ Vicki King—Dog Care Susan Groseclose—Public Speaking, Christmas Cratts Colleen Taylor—Christmas Cookies 4-H HONORS Teresa Eller—Christmas Crafts Annabeth Roland—Christmas Cookies ei) QUEEN OF HEARTS Business Managers: Renee Lewis and Ruth Pendley Not pictured: Dana Moore Ramona Bell Lisa Vance Freshman Candidate Senior Candidate 34 KING FELLOWS (left) Susan Keith, Mike Coppedge PSAT SEMIFINALISTS (below) Betty Allen, Dan Mason, Mike Coppedge, Lee Boy AFS EXCHANGE STUDENT Lin Croxford arrived from Johannesburg, South Africa, on July 3. Lin was brought to Tenn. High-by the AFS Club in Bristol. She is 18 years old and a senior. Lin is Tenn. High’s second foreign exchange student, and is currently living with the Ed Loud family. At her school in Johannesburg, Lin was class captain for 3 years, hockey captain, tennis vice-captain, an AFS member, a Drama Club member, and in the Choir. She is a member of the Anchor Club and AFS club here at Tenn. High. Lin visits various civic clubs and organizations speaking about her home in South Africa. On March 7-9, Lin helped host an AFS weekend. The weekend was held for 12 other AFS students from the surrounding schools. The weekend was high- lighted by a banquet and dance on Friday night. On Saturday the students hiked on the Appalachian Trail, went bowling, and had a party at the Loud’s home. We hope that Lin has enjoyed her stay at Tenn. High as much as we have enjoyed having her. 36 Lin arrives from South Africa on July 3. eer Lin looks pleased with her new home. A party for Lin in chemistry class. OH, 38 i i i : H § t ; Sk 8 . Roland, Chap.; S. Tretler, Pres.; A. Harkleroad Concert Choir Officers: S. Keith, Acc.; C. Jeter, Sec.; T. Henderson, V. Pres.; A Treas. ae Susan Keith—Selected best acc. in East Tenn. Selected to participate in East Tenn. Ed. Asst. Clinic Chorus: Melody Browning, alt., M ark Leonard, Amy Harkleroad, Judy Milhorn, Chuc Bynum, Susan Keith. an 8 sand Officers: K. Taggart, J. Morton, B. Stone, T. Tretler, K. Myers, S. Keith, S. Brinkley. 2nd Row: T. Graybeal, M. Massengill, K. Spiegel. 3rd Row: S. Tretler, B. Smith, T. Bachman, C. Bynum, L. Hardwick, M. Smith, J. Bynum. 4th ,ow: R. Wells, K. Booker, D. Kelly, R. Carter, G. Bassett, T. Cole, E. Spicer, J. Vann. MUSIC HONORS All-State Band: K. Spiegel, L. Hardwick, T. Graybeal, S. [retler, S. Keith. Not pictured: alts. M. Massengill, C. Bynum 3) s ‘ : : . ‘ All-State East: 1st Row: B. Stone, J: Morton, M. Mallicote. 2n d Row: L. Hardwick, M. Massengill, E. Boy, S. Keith. 3rd Row: T. Graybeal, L. McCary, A. Roland, K. Spiegel, D. Sutton. 4th Row: K. Booker, G. Bassett, B. Smith, S. Tretler, C. Bynum, J. Vann, T. Cole 40 Se Ree $ ‘ : $ 3 . | i : t | % is eg gs Senior Band Members: 1st Row: T. Tretler, A. Harkleroad, J. Morton, B. Stone, S. Keith, L. Fleenor, K. Spiegel. 2nd Row: K. Taggart, T. Graybeal, A. Roland, K. Myers, M. Massengill, D. Lindsey. 3rd Row: S. Tretler, B. Smith, M. Mallicote, C. Bynum, B. Allen, D. Sutton, L. Cass, D. Kelly. 4th Row: R. Carter, R. Sensabaugh, K. Booker, L. Poet, M. Leonard, T. Bach- man, L. Hardwick, E. Spicer, B. Russell, C. Ellis. 1974-75 Marching Band Division I Rating—Southeastern Band Festival 41 Ist Row—Susan Keith; 2nd Row—Syvella Elam, Steve Tretler, Amy Harkleroad; 3rd Row—Brenda Bray, Judy Milhorn. Engineering—Bill Strawbridge, Jodi Travels tead, Scott Cooper, Rick Hudson. 43 44 (above) Steve Nicley and Susan Keith—National Honor Society Scholarship Nominees (right) Debbie Sutton Scholarship—King College (Top left) Harry Lipsey—AFS Student in Uraguay (Above) Steve Nicley—accepted for Summer AFS Program (Left) Nell King—Hugh O’Brien “Outstanding Sophomore” Award 45 46 (Left to Right) G. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY HISTORY Bassett, 1st place; Mr. David; Danny Musick, 2nd place; Chris Shaw, 3rd place. ALL CITY FOOTBALL Tim Wilhoit Tony Mitchell Ted Alexander David Lamie Phil Glispee Fred Millard V-T QUEEN dicount Ree ey ease eee eee eft to Right) Jeanne Burklow, 1st runner-up; Jeannie Nida, (tie) 2nd runner-up; Patti Turpin, V-T Queen; Kerri Glover, (tie) 2nd runner-up; Aelodye Browning, 3rd runner-up. 47 June 10-14 June 17-21 July 3 August 5-9 August 22-23 August 24-30 September Sept: Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Z 3 30 Octw2 Oct. 2-3 48 MEMORIES OF 1974-1975 Viking Basketball Camp Cheerleaders attended camp in Banner Elk, N.C. Lin Croxford, AFS exchange student from South Africa, arrived in Bristol for a years stay. Two members of newspaper staff attended journalism workshop in Knoxville. Volunteer 500 Swim Meet. Band Camp held in Gfeenville, S. C. Student Council sold Viking Car Stickers. Labor Day School opened. Swim team season began. 9th grade football team vs. Blountville. Football game against East. Greenville football game. Band played pregame for Atlanta Falcon—Dallas Cowboy game and visited Six Flags Over Georgi: NHS and BETA Committee planned brochure about THS. AFS assembly program held; Lin Croxford introduced to student body. Cross Country opened season. John Battle football game. B-Team football team vs. Ketron. Student pictures taken for annual. PSAT semifinalists named; Band began annual calendar drive. 9th grade football team vs. Virginia High. Johnson City football game; Senior Assembly held. B-Team football team vs. Johnson City. 4-H Assembly held. Health Careers Day held at Mountain Home, Tenn. det. dct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. . 21-24 20-29 . 28-31 30 30-31 9th grade football team vs. Gate City. Central football game. Girls’ Track Team participated in Invitational Meet; Southeastern Band Festival—band received Division | Rating and speciality corps received 2nd place in Class A. DECA Officers attended training Conference at UT at Knoxville. Armed Service Test for seniors. Elizabethton football game. B-Team football team vs. Elizabethton. Senior Class Assembly held. French Club started candle sell; Jr. Civitans sold fruitcakes; Erwin football game. ACT given. Assembly held—Lt. Clebe McClary. 9 weeks tests. 9th grade football team vs. Elizabethton; Morristown East football game. Yearbook picture make-up day. Yearbook Club pictures taken. American Education Week. Y-Teens Fashion Show. East Tennessee Choral Music Clinic held. School closed; Kingsport football game. SAT given. Personal law class held mock trial; Freddy Gage Assembly. V.T. Week. Many seniors allowed to vote in Tennessee State Election. V.T. hall decorations judged; Freshman Class Meeting with Guidance Department. V.T. Queen, Patti Turpin, crowned; Va. High football game. 49 Nov. 12 Church Hill basketball game. Nov. 13 Report cards distributed. Nov. 15 Girls’ Volleyball Season started; Morristown East Basketball game; school closed. Nov. 16 Swimmers entered Patriot Relays; East basketball game. Nov. 19 Church Hill basketball game. Nov. 22 PSAT given; Lynnview basketball game. Nov. 25 Yearbook sales started; Ron Ingram Assembly. Nov. 26 Vikingette Dancers performed during halftime of Johnson City basketball game. Nov. 28-29 Thanksgiving Holidays. Nov. 29 Brass Ensemble played for Dime Board; Morristown East basketball game. Déees East Basketball game. Dec. 3-5 Career Day Activities held at armory. Dees5 Financial Aids Meeting; Wrestling match at East; Maroon and White Swim Meet. Dec. 6 Keyettes sold Christmas bowties; Kingsport basketball game. Dec. 6-7 Model UN held. Dec. 7 SAT given; Wrestling match—Knox Halls. Dec. 9 SCA hosted area high school exchange program. Dec. 10 Gate City basketball game. Deea1 Choral Department Concert for student body; Wrestling match—Virginia High. Dec,_12 Wrestling match—Elizabethton. Déecs13 Chilhowie basketball game. Dec. 14 ACT given; Swim meet against Western Kentucky. Dec. 16 Band Christmas Concert held; Concert choir taped Christmas Show Special in Kingsport; Wrestling mat against Morristown West. Decs17 Band Concert for student body; Ketron basketball game; Swimming against Johnson City. Dec. 18 Wrestling match against Daniel Boone. 50 a9 . 20 pal . 16-18 25 a27 Swim match against East. Schools close for Christmas holidays; Graduates of Distinction announced; Concert Choir Christmas caroled and had party; Central basketball game. Wrestling team participated in Morristown Invitational. Erwin basketball game. Bachman-Turner Overdrive Concert in Johnson City; Virginia High basketball game. Schools reopen after holidays. New NHS members inducted during assembly for student body; Lynnview basketball game. VICA Club sponsored blood pressure check; Wrestling match Virginia High. Wrestling match against Johnson City. Elizabethton basketball game. All-State Band Clinic (East). Chilhowie basketball game. SCA provided jukebox in cafeteria. Greenville basketball game. Wrestling match—University High. Big 6 Basketball Tournament. Swim meet against Dobyns Bennett; Wrestling match against Elizabethton. Swim meet against Morristown. Cumberland College Choir Assembly. Kingsport basketball game. Seniors order graduation invitations and cards. Tenn. Tech. Concert Choir Assembly; Swim meet—Central; Wrestling match—Morristown. Johnson City basketball game; Wrestling match—East. Keyettes sold donuts to raise money; All-State Chorus tryouts held in Knoxville. Wrestling match against University High. Dal Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 27-Feb. 11 10-14 19 72 2D 28 March 3-9 March 8 March 11 March 13 March 15 52 SCA sponsored spirit chain drive. Harry Lipsey learned of his trip to Uruguay; Parent-Teacher conferences; Greenville basketball game. Wrestling match with Daniel Boone. Elizabethton basketball game. Wrestling team won district tournament. Queen of Hearts Month. Swim meet against Emory. Erwin basketball game. Several AFS members and teachers made squares for an “Americana” quilt for Lin Croxford; Swim mr Maryville. Regional wrestling tournament. All-State Band Clinic held in Knoxville. SCA sponsored “I’m Okay, You’re Okay” week. East basketball game. Drum major and majorette corp for 75-76 school year announced; Virginia High basketball game; Bi Swim meet won by Tenn. High. Senior court announced; Joe Walsh Concert in Johnson City; Bryan College assembly. Junior Court announced; Ketron basketball game. U.T. Chattanooga Stage Band Assembly. Central Basketball game; school closed. ACT given. State swim meet—Girls’ team comes in 3rd in state. AFS Weekend—program and banquet. REO Speedwagon Concert in Johnson City. VI Chorus program. Beta Club Induction and District Meeting. Beta Club Flea Market. {arch 18 Fantastick Players’ Production. farch 19-21 All-State Band and Chorus members performed in Nashville; nine weeks tests March 19-22 Kiwanis Minstrel. farch 21 School closed for Easter vacation. farch 23-28 Band trip to Florida; Keyette trip to Myrtle Beach. farch 31 School reopened. pril 3 Beta Club Convention in Nashville. pril 5 SAT given. pril 12-18 Concert Choir trip to Florida. pril 15 Parent-teacher conferences. pril 18 School closed. pril 19 Junior-Senior Prom. pril 20 Dogwood Arts Festival in Knoxville. pril 26 Publications Banquet; ACT given. May 10 Band Dance. May 11 Spring Concert. May 16-17 Choral meesiment production. May 28 Seniors practiced for Bacculaurate. May 30 Athletic banquet. ine 1 Bacculaurate Service. ine 6 Class Night. ine 8 SAT given. ine 10 School closed. une 11 Last day of school—(pick up report cards); Graduation. Pe nett ON ay 54 CLASSES 53 QUEEN JULIE JONES KING TONY MITCHELL LADY -IN-WAITING JEANNIE BURKLOW GENTLEMAN-IN-WAITING JOE TANNER 56 Judy Milhorn—Eric Spicer Becky Scroggs—Al Sammons Patti Turpin—Frank Winston ew 1975 GRADUATES Jeanie Burklow Lauren Hardwick Frank Winston Becky Scroggs ES : Kenny Loud Tony Mitchell Nathan Harrison Janet Bibee Leigh Foulk 58 OF DISTINCTION Mike Coppedge Charlotte McDaniel Ronnie Pickle WHAT? TENA Fam WHO: ELTON fae AMERITR § Rex Patti Turpin Matt Snyder ae A Ted Alexander Julie Jones Walt Stickley Robert Banks 59 CEASS ORF97.5 , Jeff Harris—Chaplain Tim Whilhoit—Sgt. at Arms; , , R. Pickle—Pres.; Becky Booher—Treasurer Officers: M. Daniel—Sec Matt Snyder—V. Pres. 60 @ Martha June Addison Pete S. Almany Michael F. Arnold Teresa Lynn Arnold Teena Marlene Arrants Rick Baer Garnett Gordon Barker John Thomas Barnes Jayne Gregg Baumgardner Robert W. Belew 61 a : . t ‘ $ 2 Elizabeth L. Bell Dawn Yvette Bently Vivian Elaine Bernard William Michael Beverly Rick Edward Blair Amiel Kevin Blevins John Bolling Becky Lynn Booher Emily Kathy Booker Jeffery Lynn Boy Lee Alison Boy Reva Kay Bray James Randall Broce Charles Michael Brown 62 - Harold Brown Benny Wayne Buckles Jeanne Sue Burklow Vickie Lynne Burns Charles Roderick Bynum Perry D. Cannon Connie Christine Carter Pam Elaine Carter Randy Eugene Carter 63 Teddy Michael Castle AN Kathy Marie Coffie Scott Daniel Cooper Michael John Coppedge 8.2 John Bryan Corrin Bruce Don Cross Lindsay Joan Croxford Martha Cowan Daniel Rita Norene Davis Landon Wesley Deckar« 64 xe NS nthony Keith Dillard Paul R. Foran Pamela Inez Ford Lisa Ann Foster Mark Eugene Foster 65 Phillip Nick Glispie Rebecca Gray 66 Terry Gail Graybeal Elizabeth Adair Green é ‘ Steve Michael Fulwider Donald E. Gibson William Ray Gupton John Eric Hagerstrom Debra Lynn Hall George Franklin Helms Thomas Garfield Henderson Ernest Mike Henley Patsy Lynn Henley 67 Teresa Ann Jones David Monroe Kelly Cynthia Ann Kent Timmy H. Ketchum David Lee Lamie 68 Vickie Sue Larkin Mark Richard Leonard Irene Anne Lewis Kenneth Michael Loud i hes David N. Lowe Donald L. MacFadden Paul M. Malone Debora Faye Martin James Penn Martin Joe Daniel Mason Melissa Massengill Diana Louese Mattison Deborah Lynn May Charlotte K. McDaniel Jeffrey Lynn Meade 69 ial Karen Maureen Middlekoop Judith Lynn Milhorn Charlene Susan Miner Julia Ruth Morton Debra Ann Mueller Thomas Guy Murra Billie Myers Karen Sue Myers Mark Farrell Neeley y y y YF 70 Robin Lee Odum Santa’s helpers, Ann, Terry, and Terra, entertain their drama class. Rick Harmon Oliver Norma Kay Oliver Lesa Kay Osborne Mike Dean Osborne Boyd C. Pender Lisa Jane Perry Jerry Lynn Peters Kenneth Ray Peters Ronnie Bruce Pickle Lita Gay Poet 7 at Donna Teresa Poston Mark Edward Rahm David A. Rasnick Maynard Franklin Ratcliff Robert Wayne Richards Sandra Nadean Roark Donald Robinson Mary Annabeth Rolan« at Yvonne Dolorse Rouse Jan Elizabeth Royston Beverly Joyce Russell John Ed Salyer 72 Alan Clint Sammons Roslyn Denise Sensabaugh Diane Mae Shabeldeen Ronald Joe Shadden Gale Shipley Lee Smelser David Charles Snapp Matthew Raphael Snyder Eric Randall Spicer Mary Katherine Spiegel 73 Michael Scott Sproles Norma Holdway Spurlock Jack Stacey James Robert Steele Rebecca Ann Stewart Walter Scott Stickley Luther C. Stinnett 7 A. Nancy Elizabeth Stone William N. Strawbridge Philip Barlow Stubbs Deborah Sutton Katherine Kaye Taggart Terra Diane Tankersley Joseph Dean Tanner Jerry Lee Taylor 74 Louise Thomas Nellie Chris Thomas Wanda Ann Thomas Teresa Lea Thompson Joe A. Tranum Pheer PERE ER Ee « . RRR Re ee es . ae oe as ea ke cos er ae eS GRC RS CR A eo RO RRR SF Desiree ees Fe eN eee A Ys PORE Ree A Rw Cea haa Se Jodie Ragan Travelstead Socom 1 David Snapp, “On duty???” 75 Gale, Avery, and Kenny puzzle-out a Physics problem. 76 Stephen Mark Tretler Terry Lynn Tretler Teresa Mai Tritt Mary Eugenia Tucker Patricia Ann Turpin John Keith Vance Lisa Ruth Vance Students take time to relax on the auditorium steps. Wi James William Vandergrift Elaine S. Walsh ee — Sole Even though the heat on the field was intense, the fans still got cold. Suzanne Eyler Ward Sandra Kay Watkins Gary Allen Whitaker Jane Whitaker Sandra Kay Widener Tim N. Wilhoit Mike Ray Wilson Frank Winston 78 Jerry Wayne Wix Danny Dorsey laughs as Al Sammons takes his life in his hands. David Kelly, ace photographer of the Maroon and White, is snap- ped with tools of his trade. Karen D. Yarber Deborah Sue Glispie Claudine Alberta Hyatt Ihe} SENIOR DIREC TORY Abelseth, Mary Jane Elizabeth—JCL 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses of America 1, Chap.; Future Homemakers of America 2; French Club 4. Addison, Martha June—JCL 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Civinet- tes 4; Glee Club 3; Concert Choir 3, 4. Alexander, Ted—Key Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; JCL 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Junior Court King; Boy’s State County Day 2; Harry Lee Senter Civics Award; Graduate of Distinction. Allen, Betty Anne—Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, JCL 1, 2; AFS 4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. Almany, Pete—Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Arnold, Michael Francis—Wrestling 3, 4. Arrants, Teena M Austin, Doug Bachman, Thomas Lawrence Baer, Ricky—Interact 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. Baily, Tim—VICA 4. Baily, Gary Banks, Robert Barnes, John Baumgardner, Jayne Gregg—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3; TOEC 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Concert Choir 3, 4. Belew, Robert Bell, Elizabeth Louise—AIpha Tri Hi Y, JCL 1, 2, 3; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Viking Dancers 1, 2, 3; Youth Legislature 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; Dance Band 2, 3. Bernard, Vivian Elaine—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Volleyball 4, Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Chorus 3. Beverly, William Mike Bibee, Janet Linville—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Keyettes 3, 4; 74er’s-75er’s 3, 4; Track 2, lettered; Class Treas. 2; Class Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleading—Jr. Varsity 1, Head 2; Varsity 3, Head 4. Blair, Rick Edward—DECA 3, 4; Reporter 3, President 4; In- teract 3. Blevins, Kevin—Interact 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Lettered 3; Base- ball 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. Bolling, John—VICA 4. Booher, Becky Booker, Emily Margaret Kathryn—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Red Cross 1, 2, Sec. Treas., Alpha Tri Hi Y 3; Civinettes 4; 80 Radio Club 4; Cadmus Club 3, 4; All-State East 3, 4; Band 2,3, 4, Historian 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Outstanding Y-Tee 3 Booker, Gaye Boy, Jeffrey Lynn Boy, Lee Bray, Reva Kay Broce, James Randall—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President - Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Axe-Bearer 3. Brown, Joseph Randolph—Interact 4. Brown, Mike Brown, Harold F.—DECA 3, 4. Brown, Charles Michael—JCL 3, 4; Maroon and White 1, 2, | Sports Editor 4, National Honor Society 4; Beta Club 3, « Science Club 3, Academic Honor 3. Brown, Joseph Randolph—Interact 4. Buchholtz, Janice Gail—Viking Voices 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sg at Arms 3, treas. 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Swim Team 1,! 3, 4; lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Honor 3. Buckles, Benny Wayne—Science Club 1, JCL 1. Buckles, Lewis—Cross Country 1; Wrestling 2; Track 1, 2. Buhls, Elaine—Jr. Humane Society 4; AFS 4; Y-Teens 4; Vik ing Voices 4; Beta Club 4; Cadmus 4. Burklow, Jeanne—Crafts and Hobbies Club 2; AFS 3, 4; Bet Club 3, 4; Jr. Humane Society 4; sec. 4; National Hono Society 3,4; Graduate of Distinction; VT Queen Candidat 4. Burns, Vickie Lynne—Glee Club 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; Civinettes 4 PAy PEAS Bynum, Charles Roderick—Jr. Civitan 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,¢ 4; All-State 4; Concert Choir 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; ETEA Clini Chorus 4. Boy, Jeffery—Chess Club 1; Key Club 4; Basketball, lettered Z 3, 4; Football 1. Boy, Lee—Interact 4; JCL 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; National Meri Scholarship Semifinalist 4. Bray, Reva Kay—FTA 1. Cannon, Perry D. Carter, Connie Carter, Randal Eugene—Science Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; asc drum major 4; Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4. Cass, Lisa Ann—JCL 1, 2; Civinettes 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Vil ing Voices 4; Band (Flag Girl) 2, 3, 4. asteel, Patricia Lynn—JCL 1, 2, 3; Civinettes 3; Viking Dan- cers 3; Poetry Finalist, State JCL Convention. astle, John Charles—DECA, Reporter 3, 4; Interact 3, 4, Sec. | 4° Track 4. astle, Teddy Michael—Basketball 1, 3; Football Mgr. 1, 2; | Baseball 3, 4, lettered 4. bffie, Kathy—Glee Club 1, 2; FTA 1; Chorus 3; DECA Club 3, | 4. ooper, Scott—JCL 1, 2, 3; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4; President | 4; Science Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Cadmus Club 3, 4, Section | Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Swim Team 3, 4, let- ‘tered 4; Latin Awards 1, 2; Statewide Math Test 1, 2, 3, _ Regional Winner 3. oppedge, Michael John—National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- | dent 4; Band 1; AFS 4, Treasurer 4; National Spanish Finalist, State runner-up; PSAT Semifinalist 3; King Fellow 3; King College Math Contest 1, 3. orning, Avery—lInteract 2, 3, 4; Parking Lot 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; | Basketball 1. orrin, John—Interact 4; Parking Lot 3, 4; Basketball 1. ounts, King—Bible Study Club. ross, Bruce Donald—VICA 3, 4. roxford, Lin—AFS Exchange Student 4. Janiel, Marty—National Honor Society, Treasurer 4; Anchor _ 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 1; Beta Club 3, 4; JCL 1, 2; _ Class Sec. 4; Girl’s State 3; Queen of Hearts Candidate 2; _ Basketball Queen Candidate 2. Javis, Rita Norene—Viking Voices 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Editor 3, Business Manager 4; DE 3, 4. Jeckard, Landon Wesley—Baseball 2, 3, 4. Jorsey, Danny—Football, lettered 3; Baseball; Swimming 4. Jowell, David—Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4, lettered; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. dunn, Rita—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1; TOEC Club 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. egers, Teresa—Y-Teens 1. llis, Catherine Ann—Kappa Sigma Tri Hi Y 2, 3, President 3; Band, Flag girl 2, 3, 4. | | f | | | Emery, Craig Eury, Juanita—Y-Teen 2; DE 3; VOE 4. Fesmire, Cassye—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1; Civinettes 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Band 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Concert Choir 3, 4. Fields, Cindy—Y-Teens; Tennis; Basketball; Volleyball. Fleenor, Ava Luann—FTA 1; Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Kappa Sigma Tri Hi Y 3; AFS 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Band 3, 4; Academic Honor 3; East Tenn. Spanish II, 1st Place Award 2. Fleenor, Linda Sue—Bible Club 1; TOEC Club 4; Tennis; Basketball. Fleming, Mark Thomas—Tie for 1st place in Spanish 1. Ford, Pamela Inez—TOEC 4; Secretary. Foster, Lisa Ann—Y-Teens 1; Track Team; Basketball. Foster, Mark A.—BSU 2. Foster, Mark E.—JCL 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, Lettered 2, 3. Foulk, Anola Leigh—Anchor 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 1; Chorus 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, lettered; Basketball Statistician 2, lettered; Cheerleading 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Swimming ‘Winning Edge Award” 3; Young Adult Committee of Chamber of Com- merce 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Girl’s State 3. Fulwider, Steve—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Sweetheart, Civinettes, Tennis 3. Gentry, Reggie E. Gibson, Donald Ear] Glispie, Deborah Sue—Y-Teens 4; Interclub Council Repre- sentative, Secretary. Godsey, Joe N.—Science Club 1, 2; Football 1; Swim Team 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4. Godsey, Marty Lyn Godsey, Tamara Jane—Y-Teens 1; Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Civinet- tes 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; TOEC 4, treasurer. Goodwin, Dennis Alvin—Football 3, 4, lettered. Gourley, Charles Gray, Rebecca—JCL 1, 2, 4; Civinnettes 2, 3; Anchor 4; Maroon and White 4; Basketball Statistician 2. Graybeal, Terry Gail—Band 3, 4; All-State 3, 4. 81 Green, Adair—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1, 2, Vice President 2; Anchor 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, assistant business manager 3, business manager 4; French Club 4, Vice President; Bat girl 2; Academic Honors 1, 2, 3; Model UN 1, 2. Gupton, William Ray—JCL 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Maroon and White 2, 3, 4, editor 4; Chess Club 1; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 4, lettered; Academic Honor 4; NSPA Award 3. Hagerstrom, Eric Hall, Debbie Lynn—DE 3, 4. Hall, Nathan Cooper—Jr. Civitan 4; Student Council 3, 4; Cadmus Club 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Young Adult Committee of the Chamber of Commerce; City, State, and National PTA Cultural Art Contest Winner 3. Hardin, Larry—BTU 2. Hardwick, Lauren—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1, 2, president 2; Beta 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, sec. 4; Keyettes 3, 4,; Anchor 4; Civinettes 3; Interact Sweetheart; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, treas. 4, soph. rep. 2; Junior Court attendant; Academic Honors 1, 2, 3; Model UN 1, 2; Spring Sports Queen, 3; County day rep. 2; All State East 2, 3, 4; All State 4; UT Honors Band 2, 3, 4; ETEA orchestra 3. Harkleroad, Amelia Nell—National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Cadmus Staff 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Co-editor 4; Student Council 3, 4, Comm. Chrm. 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 1, 2, Sgt. at Arms 2; Junior Red Cross 1, Chaplain; Band 4, Flag girl; Glee Club 1, 2; Concert Choir 3, 4, Treas. 4; Viking Singers 2, 3, 4; All State 4; ETEA Clinic Chorus 4; Prom Comm. 3; Academic Honors 1, 2, 3; Model UN 1, 2, Basket- ball Hostess 1. Harr, Richard Douglas—Interact 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4. Harrell, Jimmy Dean Harris, Jeff—Bible Group 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Class Chaplain 4. Harris, Johnny E. Harrison, Nathan—Beta Club 3; Interact 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Junior Court Attendant. Hashbarger, Andrea Kay—VICA 4 Hawkins, Terry—Chess Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 4; Track 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 4. Helms, George Henley, Mike Henley, Patsy Lynn 82 2 2. oe Henley, Sheila Holdway, Norma L. Honton, Rebecca Houston, Janice Linnell—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, lettered 1, 2, 3; Viking Dancers 4. f Hudson, Richard Ross—Civitan 1, 2, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, | lettered, captain 4; Swimmer of the Year of 1974. Huffman, Rusty Hughes, Linda Sue—DECA 3; Band 1. Hurd, Karen Monique—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1. Hyatt, Alberta Claudine—FTA 1; DE 4. Jackson, Jocyne—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4, vice-pres. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, NCA Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2, 3; Vi ing Singers 2. Johnson, Eddie Jones, Julie—Anchor 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4; Maroon ar White 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; 74-75er’s 3, 4; Keye tes 3, 4, treas. 4; Class Treas. 2; Class Sec. 3; 3rd place Kii College Regional Math Contest 1; Spring Sports Queen VT Queen Candidate 2; Girl’s State 3. Jones, Teresa Ann—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3; Civinettes 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Parking Lot 4; Student Council 4; JCL 4; Prof ciency Award Typing I, 3. Keith, Janet Susan—Beta Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chap. National Honor Society 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Y-Teens a V. Pres. and Pres. Kelly, David M.—Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Dance Band] 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Maroon and White 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sti dent Conductor 4, Brass Ensemble 4, All State East 3. Kent, Cindy—JCL 2, 3, 4; VICA 4. Ketchem, Timmy | Lamie, Davie Lee—Key Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettere 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 1, 2; Junior Court Attendant. ine, Darcella rkin, Vickie wis, Renee—Civinettes 2, 3, 74-75er’s 3, 4; Parking Lot 3, 4, sec. 3, 4; National Spanish Exam, 2nd place 2, 3rd place 3; Glee Club 1; Junior Varsity 1, alternate 2; Varsity alter- nate 3; Queen of Hearts campaign manager 4; Flag girl 2; Drill Team 3, 4. psey, Harry ttleford, William ndsey, J. Diane—FFA; Band ud, Kenny—Jr. Civitan 1; Key Club 3, 4; Chap. 4; AFS 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Cross Country 4, lettered 4; Jr. Court Attendant. ywe, David Norman—Interact 2, 3, 4; Football 1. acFadden, Donald allicote, Michael Warren—Maroon and White 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; All State East 2, 3, 4; All State alt. 3; UT Honors Band 4. alone, Paul Michael—Swimming 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. artin, Debbie—TOEC 4, V. Pres. artin, Jimmy—lInteract, V. Pres. 4. ason, Joe Daniel—JCL 2; Interact 3, 4, treas. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 3, 4, lettered 4; Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4. assengill, Melissa—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, Chaplain 3; JCL 1, 2,4; Anchor 4; AFS 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rep. 3, Sec. 4; UT Honors Band 3, 4; All State East 4; All State Alt. 4. fattison, Diana Louise—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Concert Choir 4. fay, Deborah Lynn icCracken, Beverly icDaniel, Charlotte leade, Jeffrey Lynn leade, Reginald lerritt, Kathy Anita leyers, Billie Lynn liddelkoop, Karen Maureen—Anchor 3, 4, Sec. 4; Keyettes 3, 4, Pres. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; JCL 1, 2; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Viking Dancers 3, 4. ilhorn, Judith Lynn—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1; AFS 3; Civinettes 4; Maroon and White 4; Swim Team 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Juniors; Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Viking Singers 3, 4; ETEA Chorus 4; All State Chorus 4. Miller, Philip W.—Basketball 1, 2, 3. Minor, Charlene Susan—Jr. Red Cross 1; Alpha Tri Hy Y 2; Y- Teens 3; French Club 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Mitchell, Anthony Stephen—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Football 3, 4, lettered; Basketball 3, 4, lettered; baseball 3, 4, lettered; Gentleman in Waiting. Moncier, Mike Morris—Interact 3, 4; Baseball 2; Football 2. Moore, Brenda Moore, Kathy Teresa Moore, Mark Randal—Basketball 1, 2, 3. Moore, Steve—Golf 3. Morton, Julia Ruth—Alpha Tri Hi Y 1,2; French Club 4; AFS 3, 4; Jr. Humane Society 4; Civinettes 4; Viking Voices 3, 4; Literary ED. 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, News Ed. 4; Band il, 2 3, Be IDeinea evel 2, 8), He ANI Shee Joa 2 3 Ze lose Honors Band 2, 3, 4; Young Adults Chamber of Commerce 4; Gold Medalist 3. Mueller, Debra Ann Murray, Thomas—Bible Club 1. Myers, Karen—Band 2, 3, 4. Neeley, Mark Farrell—Beta Club 3, 4; Cadmus Club 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 3, 4; Viking Singers 3, 4. Nicley, Steven—Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; AFS 4; Interact 3, 4, Hist. 4; Student Council 4; JCL 2, 3, 4, Young Adults Committee of Chamber of Com- merce 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4; Finalist State Senate Competi- tion; Who’s Who Among High School Juniors; NHS Scholarship Cand. Odum, Robin Lee—Swim Team 2, 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; Young Adults Chamber of Com- merce. Oliver, Norma Kay—Bible Club 1; TOEC 4, Pres. Oliver, Richard—Basketball 1, 2, 3. Osborne, Lesa—Radio Broadcasting 4; Track 4; Band 4; 83 Chorus 4. Track 3, 4; Model UN 3, 4. Osbourne, Mike—Chess Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 1, 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Student Council 3, Treas.; NHS 3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4; King College Scholarship 3. Richmond, Rodney A. Roark, Sandra N. Robinson, Donald Rogers, Kim—FTA 1. Pender, Boyd—Chess Club 1; Science Club 1. Roland, Annabeth—FHA 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 3, se Perry, Lisa Jane—Anchor 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Class AFS 3; 4-H 4; Cadmus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State East 2, V. Pres. 1; Queen of Hearts 3; County Day 3; Alternate 4; Concert Choir 3, 4, Chap. 4; Glee Club 4; UDC Essa Girl’s State 3. Award 1. Peters, Jerry Lynn—VICA 4. Rosenbalm, Paul Peters, Kenneth Russell, Beverly—Kappa-Sigma 1, 2, 3; Radio 4; Tennis Pickle, Ronald Bruce—Anchor Sweetheart 4; Interact 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, capt. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Sgt. at Arms 4; Class Pres. 3, 4; Young Adults Chamber of Commerce; Who’s Who Among High School Students, Boy’s State 3; County Day 3; Bicentennial Convention 4. Poet, Lita—Viking Voices 1, 2, 3, 4, Ed. in Chief 3, 4; Girl’s Tennis Team 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors Band 4; Glee Club 2; Chorus 3. Poston, Donna—TOEC 4. Powers, Edwin—VICA 4. Powers, Jean Marie—Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Prater, Henry Jay—Interact 4; Track 3, 4, lettered 4; Cross Country 4, lettered. Salyer, John Edward—Cadmus 3, 4, Bus. mgr. 4. Sammons, Alan Clint—Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 4; Whc Who Among American High School Students. | Scroggs, Becky—Civenettes 3; Anchor 4; Keyettes 4; Jr. Cou Queen 3. Sensabaugh, Roslyn—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, sgt. at arms 3; ” Teens 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Shabeldeen, Diane—Civinettes 2, Keyettes 3; Class Sec. | Cheerleader 2, 3. Shadden, Ronnie—Science Club 1; JCL 1, 2. Shipley, Gale—BETA 3, 4, Hist. 4; AFS 3, 4; French Club NHS 4. Smallwood, Anthony—DE 3, 4. Smelser, Lee—Interact 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Baseball 3. Quesenberry, Corky—Interact 3, 4; Student Council 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Chaplain a Smith, Benjamin Mendel—NHS 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Jr. Civitan Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State East 2, 3, 4, All State 3; UT Hono. Band 2, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Concert Choir 3, Smith, Jeffrey Lynn Smith, Patsy C. Rahm, Mark—Chess Club 1, 2; Beta 2, 3. neh Eaton . | Rasnick, David—VICA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4, SN@Pp, David —DECA 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3,4, lettered; cag Ratcliff, Maynard—JCL 1, 2, 3. Track; Football, lettered. | Richardson, Robert Wayne—Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, sec. 4; Science ae MEANS 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Interact 4; Football 1, 2, Club 4; AFS 3, 4, pres. 4; Maroon and White 3, 4, Exchange 4, lettered; Tennis 3, 4; Class V.P. 4, Axe-Bearer 3. Ed. 4; Student Council 3, 4, Act. Chrm. 4; Swim Team 2, 3; Spangler, John ; 84 @eer, Eric Kandall—Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 1, 3, 4, sec. 2; Y-Teens Sweetheart 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Viking Voices 4; JCL 1, 2, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4. piegel, Mary Katharyn—JCL 1, 2, NHS 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State East 2, 3, 4; Ist Chair 4; All State 2, 3, 4; ETEA orchestra 4; Honors Band 2. proles, Michael purlock, Norma Lynn—FNA 1, Sgt. at Arms. teele, Jim tevens, S. Rene tewart, Rebecca Anne—74-75er’s; Anchor 4; Civinettes 3; FBLA 1. tickley, Walt tinnett, Luther—Parking Lot 4; JCL. tone, Nancy Elizabeth—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4; Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Viking Singers 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 3; Beta 3, 4. trawbridge, Bill—Tennis 3, 4. tubbs, Phil—Key Club 4; Tennis, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4. utton, Deborah Elaine aggart, Katherine K.—Civinettes 2, 3; Anchor 4; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; 74-75er’s 3, 4; Flag Girl 2; Rifle Girl 3, 4, capt. 4; Viking Dancers 2, 3, capt. 3; Timette 2; County Day 3; Maroon and White 3, 4 ankersley, Terra—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Civinettes 3, 4, sec. 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Viking Singers 3, 4. anner, Joe D. aylor, Jerry Lee—Cadmus 4; Interact 4; Football mgr. 3, 4, lettered, Track mgr. 3, lettered; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students. aylor, Terry Wayne—Interact 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 4. ester, Michael Ray—Interact 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 4. homas, Nancy Kay—VICA 4. homas, Nellie homas, Wanda—BETA 3, 4; Academic Honor 3. ranum, Arthur Joseph tavelstead, Jodi tetler, Stephen—Jr. Civitan 4; Student Council 4; Cadmus 4, Sports Ed.; Concert Choir 3, 4, pres. 4; Band 1, 2,3, 4, Drum Major 4; All State East 2, 3, 4; All State 4; All State Chorus 4. Tretler, Terry—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Civinettes 3, 4, Chap. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorétte 3, 4, head 4; Jr. Civitan Sweetheart 4; Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4. Tritt, Teresa May—Glee Club 4. Trivett, Richard—DECA 4; Football 1. Tucker, Eugenia—Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Civinettes 3; Anchor 4; Glee Club 1; Bat Girl 2. Turpin, Patti—Civinettes 2, 3; Keyettes 3, 4; Key 4; Parking Lot 3, 4; Anchor 4; 74-75er’s 3, 4; Swim team 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Graduate of Distinction. Vance, Lisa—Anchor 2, 3; Keyettes 2, 3; 74-75er’s 3; Parking Lot 3, 4, v. pres. 3, pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Shield Bearer; Glee Club 1; Chorus 3; Chap. 3; Jr. Varsity 2; Varsity alt. 3; Queen of Hearts Cand. 4. Vance, John Keith—VICA 4. Vandergrift, James William—Science Club 1, 2, 3; JCL 1, 2, 3. Walsh, Elaine—Bible 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4. Ward, Susanne Eyler—Maroon and White 1, 3, 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3; Anchor 3, 4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Watkins, Sandra—Library 1; TOEC 4. Wherry, Sandra—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Young Adults Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4; 74-75er’s; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4, capt. 4. Whittaker, Janie—Track 1, 2, 3. White, Debbie—Y-Teens 1; Glee Club 2; FBWA 2; Parking Lot 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Widener, Sandy—Band 1, 2; DECA 3, 4; Kappa Sigma Tri Hi Y 3; Track 3; Volleyball 3. Wilhoit, Tim—Interact 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4, Big 6, Big 9, All VET, All City 4; Class Sgt. at Arms, 4. Wilson, Michael Ray—Key Club 4; Golf 3, 4; lettered; Track; lettered. Winston, Frank—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Beta 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Keyettes Sweetheart 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Jr. Court 3; NHS 3, 4; Boys’ State 85 Alt. 3; County Day 3; Graduate of Distinction 4. Wix, Jerry—ICT 4. Wolf, Martha Elizabeth—Anchor 3, 4, pres. 4; Alpha Tri Hi Y 2; Keyettes 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Band 1; 74-75er’s 3, 4; Beta, v.p. 3; JCL 1, 2, 4; NHS 3, 4, v.p. 4; Basketball 3, lettered; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4, capt. 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4, let- tered 2, 3, 4. Girls’ State Alt. 3; Graduate of Distinction 4; Shield Bearer 3. Wooldridge, Bob Yarber, Karen D. 86 Ricky Baer wipes tobacco juice from his lips. Students study hard in the library. 87 88 Lisa, Ronnie, and Marty discuss current topics of the day. Ronnie Worley poses at his locker. Harry Lipsey leans casually against the projector. CLASS OFFICERS S76 HN aay YA iN LCA RR a: Gian mt wise Wi — Right—P. Glispie, Sgt. at Arms; R. Johnson, Secretary; J. Nida, Treas.; M. Browning, President; B. Talley, Chap.; j. Crump, V. President. 89 90 JUNIOR COURT KING-STONEY REUNING QUEEN-NANCY WILLIAMS Cheryl Jeter—George Buchanan Becky Clark—Tim Counts LADY -IN- WAITING JUNE IRWIN GENTLEMAN- IN-WAITING | TOMMY WITCHER Julie Vance—Ron Sensky Ellen DiVirgilio—John Vann 92 CECE RE Oe RY ONG PRO a Ce! oe Re ee ® t beeen eee Cpe AR OR MSR mE RST gue ewes eee Teresa Harrington is a frequent customer in the DE. store: Alana, Dwight, and Sherry find that Study Hall is a great place for the latest news. Debbie Cunningham Linda Cunningham Gayla Holbrook Penny Hooper Judi Hubbard Linda Hughes Robert Hutchins Tammy Hutson Mickey Hutton Jeff Abston Cheryl Adkins Donna Anderson Mark Anderson Kim Armstrong Kenny Arnold Theresa Arnold Linda Austin Ann Barnes Chuck Barker Roger Barbour Gerald Ball “What's so funny?” “Not hungry, are you Mack?” —— ee 94 Sandy Barr Bruce Basham é Gerry Bassett - Ronnie Belcher Steve Belcher Jeff Benning Marie Beverly Cyndi Bingham Julie Blanton Rob Blanton Terry Blevins Sammy Booker Pam Booth Karl Bowen Gary Bowman Brian Boyd Brenda Bray Salli Brinkley Rodney Bristow Sandy Bristow Melodye Browning George Buchanan Lisa Buckingham Janie Buckles Mike Byington Sandy Callahan Greg Campbell Cynthia Carr Pam Carter Perry Carter Nancy Cartwright Kathy Chapman Nancy Chapman Becky Clark Lonnie Cole Tad Cole Faye Combs Kenneth Cooper Lisa Countiss Tim Counts Rosemary Cox Brian Creger Bobby Cressell Lisa Cross 3) 96 Clay Crowder Randy Crowder Jeff Crowell Jimmy Crump Billy Daugherty Kenetha Davenport Robert Davis Sheila DeBusk Lynn DeCaterina Joan Decker Ellen DiVirgilio Sylvia Anne Doak Janine Dougherty Jack Dulaney Joni Edmonds Rickie Eggers Morris Eller Sherry Eller Brian Faidley Jeff Feathers Billy Felty Chris Fenoglio Annette Fields Julie Fields Tanya Fleenor Terry Frye George Galloway Mark Gentry Lesa Gibson Margie Gibson Tom Glasgow Billy Goins Kathy Gray Kim Green Sandy Greenwell Gayle Griffin Linda Grimes Debbie Gross Teresa Harrigan Billy Harrison Larry Hazenfield Vickie Herndon Peggy Henniger David Herr 7! 98 Ray Johnson Sherry Johnson Michael Johnston Bess Jones Jeff Jones John Jones David Kelchner Becky Kelly Evelyn Kent Wayne King THE JUNIOR YEAR STORE Nba Ann Isaacs Carson Jackson Gil Jessee Cheryl Jeter Chris Johnson Kathy D. Johnson Kathy S. Johnson Judy Hodge June Irwin Gloria Hodge Carolyn Kistner Debbie Knoll Scott Kolonis Alana Lambert Jerry Lane Gordon Lawson Steve Layman JoAnn Leonard Karen Leonard Dwight Link Vickie Lloyd Sheri Lunsford Tim Lytz Mike Marshall Lee McCary Harry McCray Herald McMurray Teresa Meade Pat Merritt MAKING IMPORT ANT Peace Millcd DECISIONS 99 David Miller Debbie Moody Donald Moore Michelle Morrell Mike Mumpower Debbie Phillips Sandy Pickel Corinne Preston Willie Price Gary Privette 100 Dwight Murray Danny Musick Terry Musselwhite Tina Nave Darrell Pendergrass Ruth Pendley Danny Perry Mark Perry John Nelson Jeanie Nida Steve Norris Charlie Nunn Jean Osborne Judy Paulin Bobby Roberts Mitch Roberts Paul Robinette Jane Rock Paul Roop Cathy Rorrer Yvonne Rouse Kimm Rowe Jan Royston Rachel Salyer Rob Sams Robin Sanders Ron Sensky Roy Sensabaugh Barbara Quesenberry Janene Rakes Mack Ramsay Stoney Reuning Denise Richardson Cathy Shadden Judy Shankle Chris Shaw Hugh Shaw Teresa Shelley 101 102 Jeff Shupe Sherry Simerly Mitch Skaggs Gary Slusher Randy Slusher James Smith Missy Smith Sherry Smith Virginia Smith Nathan Sparks Jyl Spaulding Marc Spitzer Mary Starbuck Danny Staton Ricky Stone Trish Stone David Sutton Charles Talbert Ben Talley Phil Tankersly Kay Taylor Tam my Thomas Kay Thompson Debbie Trammell Terri Trammell Mark Trammell Mike Turner Harold Vance Julie Vance John Vann Gayle Vaughn Steve Walling Joey Watson Eddie Weaver Patsy Webb Barney Welch Sharon White Steve White Sue White Karen Whitehead Bobby Williams Nancy Williams Jane Wilson Nancy Winslow Tommy Witcher Leslie Witt Scott Woodard Basil Wyatt 103 CLASS OF 1977 , M. Austin, Treas. Glover, V. Pres.; T. Klutz, President; K. 7 .at Arms Sgt Duff, 2nd Row: R ” Sec 1st Row—Left to Right—L. Bundy, C. Powers, Chap. 104 Fred Abelseth Bill Abston Mariann Abulhusson Pam Adams Pat Adams Mike Adkins Richard Armstrong Mark Arnold Ronald Arnold Melissa Austin Robin Baer Jane Bailey Jeffrey Bailey Darlene Ball Marlene Ball William Barr John Bauer Kathy Beckner Jimmy Bell Ramona Bell Brenda Bently Twila Bennett Connie Bernard Mike Bernard Carolyn Berry Nancy Beverly Barry Bingham David Bishop David Blair Judy Blanton Mary Bledsoe Craig Blevins Mark Blevins Phyllis Bockian Beverly Booher James Booher 105 Scott Bowen Emily Boy Robert Bradley Steve Bradley Darrell Bray Gracie Brown Vanessa Brown Fay Buchanan Leslie Bundy Vickie Burnette Ann Burns Jeanne Bynum Tina Callahan Reece Cantrell Margie Carmody Jeff Carter Kathy Carter Steve Cashwell Jay Chestnut Mary Coffie Craig Combs Debbie Combs Reba Combs Jeffrey Corrin 106 Laura Booher Susan Booher Craig Booker Laurie Bourrillion Marty Counts Sherry Cox Cynthia Crain Alice Crawford : Leeza Crawford Debbie Cressell Janet Cross Lynne Cruey Chris Estep Cathy Fenoglio Robert Flannagan Kim Fleenor Cindy Cunningham Susan Currey Sara Daniels Jimmy Dean Mark Delp Edward DePew Jill Derey Charles Dickson Tom Diehls Judy Diffenderfer Peter Dixon Leslee Dowell Donald Duff Robert Duff Donna Dunn Syvella Elam Teresa Eller Stephanie Elswick Barbara Emerson Alisa Epperson Darlene Epperson Robbie Epperson Sandra Epperson Richard Erwin 107 Sherrill Flick Judy Foran Jack Ford Marianne Foti Tommy Fowler Teresa Fox Sherry Fritts Damon Fultz Louise Galliher Mike Garfield Steve Gates Donna Gentry Mike Gerfin Kerri Glover Mark Godsey Jimmy Graham Paul Green Bobby Grindstaff Gary Grizzel Billy Groseclose Susan Groseclose Gerald Guffey Pam Hall Teresa Hall Lisa Hamilton Sandy Hardwick Eddie Harkleroad Gerald Harlow Susan Harris Terry Harrison Lynne Hashbarger Jayne Haynes 108 Ronnie Haynes Blair Heath Mark Heath Theresa Henderson Vanessa Henderson Tina Henegar Debbie Henley Sandra Hicks Angie Higgins Mike Hite Jennifer Hockett Terri Hockett Kim Hodge Libby Hodge Ricky Hoffert Mark Holmes Jack Hopkins Roy Hosey Dawn Hoskins Paul Tod Houston Aaron Howard Mark Hull Eddie Hurd Karen Hyatt Craig Jackson Mike Jackson Tammy Jackson David Jennings Sandra Johnson Kathy Johnston Becky Jones Jack Jones 109 Karen Jones Sharon Keen Kevin Kelly Tim Kitts Patty King Todd Klutz Bill McAllister Debbie McCollough Mark McKinney Gene McMurray Charles McNew Doug Meinhart 110 Alisa Lambert George Lane Betty Leonard Earl Leonard Kenneth Leonard Sidney Leonard Rhonda Lilly Sally Locke Steve Los Marla Loudy Jackie Love Cynthia Mallicote Terry Mann David Marshall Jeannie Martin Kay Martin Patrick Martin John Mason Mark Morrell Amy Morton Tom Ed Morton Lisa Mosseller Brian Nave Janet Neal Jeff Nelson Sandy Nelson ine oe ey a eee tie Charles Moore Charlotte Moore Dana Moore Vicki Mortez Curtis Morrell Gray Nicar Tim Noonkester Debbie Norman Amy Nowlin Teresa Oliver John Middlekoop Scottie Millard John Miller Kathy Miller Timmy Miller Mary Moody Tommy Oliver Susan Owen Kim Owsley Ralph Palmer John Paty Teresa Peake bata Tammy Perry Sharon Peters Jeff Phipps Keith J. Phipps Dondi Plemons Carl Powers Penny Prater Mary Prater George Privon Lewis Privon David Proctor Wes Reuning Ann Richards Rick Rolen David Rose Mike Rose Vannessa Rose Lloyd Rosenbalm Mickey Rosenbalm Frank Royston Jimmie Rush Maria Rutherford Gary Schaffer Joe Schartung Jeff Schermerhorn Jeff Scott Linda Scroggs Naomi Self Linda Shaffer Tami Shaffer Lee Shaw Robert Shelton Karen Sherfey Denise Shrader 12 Bengie Shipley Susie Shuttle Tammy Simerly Mike Skeen Jim Slagle David Tayloe Tami Taylor Jerry Smelser Hassan Smile Jimmy Smith Kevin Smith Leigh Smith Freddie Smith Meredith Smith Mike Smith Pat Smith Phil Smith Beverly Spangler Teresa Spriggs Regina Springs Sandra Steele Shawn Stevens Julia Stewart Sherry Stine Teresa Stinett Jimmy Stout Lynette Stout Jackie Strouth Missy Stubbs Phillip Swiney Jerry Tanner Allison Testerman Debbie Thomas Tommy Tilden Ts Danny Tillison Mari Tittle Ronald Tolbert Billy Torrence Aquila Turner Teresa Treadwell David Urena George Vance Debbie Vanpool Susie Vestal Chuck Wampler Lewis Weeks Cathy Welch Danny White Otis White Susan White Judy Whitten Martha Wike Robert Williams Karen Williamson Gene Wilson John Witt Cindy Wolford Tommy Woodlief Charles Worley Paul Wyatt Mike Cox Sarah Gragg Sharon Greenway Greg Heath Nell King Collein Taylor Tresa Shatton Gary Slate Gary Vance 114 Smile Jack, you’re on candid camera! ia) Pam and Sharon have another invigorating day in Art class. Cathy Welch does her thing with pottery. Libby Hodge likes to make mud pies. Study hard, Rick! 116 Lab work takes painstaking effort. LAB Ly, Up im ‘t look so gr Ralph, don ing. terest in Leslie finds lab Chew each bite at least 10 times! 118 CLASS OF 1978 Front—Left to Right: Eric Sammons, Sgt. at Arms; Andy Kennedy, President; Allen Osborne, Sec.; Back—Augusta Osborne, Chaplain; Arinthia Jones, Treas.; Not pictured—Amy Hudson, V. President. 119 120 Robert Abston David Abulhusson John Akers Mary Ann Alley Bruce Anderson Angela Antrican Robin Arrants Dennis Arnold Mary Bachman Millie Bailey Beatrice Baker Charles Baker Susan Ball Tommy Barker Brian Basham Janet Bassett Suzie Bevins Cathy Bishop Cindy Bishop Terri Bise Tim Blair Jeannie Blevins Loy Blevins David Bockian Chuck Boling Brenda Booher Fred Booher Pam Booher Steve Booher Lori Bourne eeesere ey Pe ee Se EACH DAY IS A NEW Ulrle EACH DAY IS A NEW LIFE. IT BEGINS WITH THE MIRACLE THAT THE SUN HAS RISEN AGAIN, THAT YOUR ENERGY IS RENEWED, THAT THE NIGHT HAS PASSED, AND THAT YOUR CHANCE TO LIVE HAS COME AGAIN. SEIZE IT. LIVE IT. FOR IN TODAY ALREADY WALKS TOMORROW. IF YOU WOULD LIVE A NEW LIFE, DO THIS: 1. CAPTURE THE VISION OF A NEW LIFE. 2.FORGET THE PAST. TAKE ONLY WISDOM FROM IT. 3. SELECT A GOAL THAT WILL BRING YOU A NEW AND A MORE ABUNDANT LIFE. 4. RELATE EACH DAY TO YOUR GOAL BY CREATIVE MEDITATION. 5. SEIZE THIS DAY. BEGIN NOW! -UNKNOWN eZ Phil Bourne T. R. Bowers Tony Bowery Theresa Bowman Linda Boyd Jeff Buchanan Kay Buchanan Kim Buckingham Laura Buckles Sherri Burklow Jenny Bradley Patty Brewer Tracie Brewer Jan Bristow Bruce Brooks Tom Brown Debbie Browning Danny Buchanan ss Terry Burnette Mike Burnette Stewart Campbell Brenda Canter Jeff Carrier Mark Carrier Tami Carrier Vicky Charles Johnnie Childress Freshman science students experiment with zinc and hydrochloric acid to discover basic properties. Pat Childress Donna Clark Jill Colson Betty Compton Leighton Cook Debra Cooper Keith Cooper Cathy Cornelison Karmen Cornelius 123 124 James Crawford Allen Cross Brennan Crump Beth Cu rrin Randy Daugherty Joe Davis Jim Deakins Lydia DeBusk Jeff Deckard Sue Deel Steve DeVirgilio Kay Dodson Sandra Doss Earlene Dougherty Patsy Doyle Beth English Lisa Elsea Bobby Epperson Rhonda Fannon Rick Fenoglio Teressa Fleenor’ Mike Fleming Janet Foulk Jeri Fox Sien Fultz Teresa Gentry Loretta Geiger Dona Gillespie Donna Gilley Mike Glascow Cregg Glover Debbie Goode Mark Griffen David Griffith Mike Grindstaff Allen Groseclose Ronnie Gross Sharon Gross Freddy Guinn David Guinn Elgenna Gwyn Kim Haga Don Hagaman Kathy Hahn Peggy Hale Donna Hall Timothy Hall Joyce Hamby Ricky Hardin Karen Harlen William Harrell Sonja Harris Susan Harris Randy Hartly 125 John Hatch Paula Hatcher Tara Hatcher Mark Hatfield Frank Hawkes Debbie Hawkins Donna Hayes Ronnie Hayes Jay Helms Ricky Hensley Leesa Herr Diana Hickman Debbie Hicks Christina Higgins Teresa Hite Mark Hodge Candy Holt Noah Hopson Kathy Hoskins Amy Hudson Loretta Hunt Diana Hurd Cynthia Hudson Pam Hudson Robin Jessee Arinthia Jones Donna Jones Jenny Jones Kandi Jones Bill Johnson eetititine: 126 Jeff Kistner Tammy Knowles Rick Ladd Billy Lamb Teresa La Moure Leesa Lane Roger Layman Kathy Leslie Sandra Littleford Larry Liverman Karen Loud Lillian Love Anita Mallette Drew MaLone Ronnie Johnson Kelly Keesee Steve Kelly Andy Kennedy Vicki King Dale Martin Todd Massengill Tim Maxfield Joe McCracken Mike McDuffie 127 128 John Morton Tommy Morton Joey Musser Steve Mullins Donna Mutter Robbie McGowan Darlena McMurray Terry Mead Leslie Meyer Mark Miller Terry Lee Miller Terry Miller Tommy Miller Cheryl Montgomery Susie Montgomery Connie Moore Donna Moore Jill Morgan Leona Morrell Mark Napier Wes Nave Terry Neal Carrie Nelson Denise Nelson Mike Nickels Cindy Nidiffer Jeff Oliver Kenneth Oliver Sharon O'Neal Augusta Osborne Allen Osburn Craig Overstreet Luci Owens Tracie Paris Karen Parker Kimberly Parker Johnny Pasour Tony Payne 129 30 Linda Peters Susan Peters Terry Phipps Tony Pickett John Pino Kathy Royston Lisa Rutherford Leesa Salyer Eric Sammons Lisa Schoenhardt Kenneth Price Vernon Price Pam Puckett Carolyn Quesenberry Steve Ray Sue Rhymer Leila Richani Jay Richardson Brenda Robinette Frank Robinson Jim Rock John Rock Craig Rockett David Rogers Lisa Rowe David Rowell Hugh Seal David Sharpe Donald Shelly Mark Shepherd Susan Sherfey Chuck Shipley Danny Shipplett Donna Simerly Steve Simmerman Debbie Skeen Bessie Smith Scottie Smith Steve Smith Amy Snyder Glenn Spangler Diane Spinx David Spitzer Lisa Sproles Debbie Stacey Patty Stophel Mark Stout Keith Stratton Bob Strawbridge Vickie Strawdar Brett Tarter Connie Stufflestreet 132 Kitty Taylor Mike Taylor Ricky Taylor Tim Taylor Connie Terry Terry Tester Hugh Testerman Charles Thomas Lettie Thomas Students huddle on the porch of Tenn. High. Rhonda Tritt ChiAnn Trivette Mike Tucker Rusty Turner Judy Turnmire Lorna Tymon Kim Wallace Richard Wampler Randy Wells Bobby Wheeler John Warner Ronnie Watkins Rusty Webb Shelly Welch Zella Welch Jimmy Whisman John Whitaker Cookie White IK good nourishing lunch will fortify you forthe eest of the lay. Della White Tom White Ronnie Laws and company, your elbows are on the table! 153 | | } FRESHMEN WILL SUCGGEED: Janet Whitehead Beverly Williams Linda Williams Mary Williams Mary K. Williams Jeff Wilson Rickey Wilson Fred Wingard Frank Wolfe Susan Wolford Tim Wood Lisa Woodlief Kirk Wooley Joyce Wyatt Lorna Wyatt Brad Young Ronnie Abbott Ronnie Arnold Harry Bailey Billy Geiger Zan McCracken Tommy Oliver 134 Angela cheers her team on to victory. ‘ed - a Wie A CEE Z fro Students are bundled warmly as they stand under the THS porch. 135 136 — eneRtaRNMeA IR ew i = PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS A man whose du ties range from the making of executive decisions to stop- ping snowball fights is Mr. Hugh David, whose guidance and leadership make Tenn. High an outstanding school. He goes about his task successfully and effi- ciently with a quiet dignity. Assisting Mr. David are Mr. Paul Odom, Mr. Jimmy Arnold, and Mr. Russell Basham. These men provide capable assistance in every area of work for the student body’s benefit. The Cadmus Club would like to express its ap- Mr. Hugh David Principal preciation to these men. 2 ‘@: 3 BOT 2 Bw % 7% 8 O06 3S 28 28 26 27 98 3” BE _ ™ - ee eee es oo Mr. David displays his skill as the school handyman. Mr. David answers his office phone. 138 $99 See Mr. Jimmy Arnold Mr. Russell Basham Mr. Paul Odom Vice-Principal Vice-Principal Vice-Principal Mr. Basham shows a roller brush. Mr. David paints as Mr. Arnold lends helpful hints. the advantage of 159 SECRETARIES The secretaries at Tennessee High are very efficient and keep our school running in top-notch order. Many people do not realize the hard work that they do such as scheduling, guidance, and record problems—all these fall under the heading of the duties of a T.H.S. secretary. a er nee le ee eS Mrs. Banner Mrs. Woolwine Mrs. McCroskey Mrs. O'Dell Mrs. Woolwine 140 Dr. James E. Thomas—Superintendent of Schools Bristol, Tenn. School Board—lst row—John E. Hogan, William M. Ward, Mrs. John C. row—Frank W. Tilden, Mrs. William Hepburn, Jr., Douglas G. Bassett. Paty, Jr.; 2nd Fi, (DB) ma) DES BO | 8) Sa a et (AE 141 oxen ee ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department emphasizes basic grammar as well as American and English literature. Students are taught to write creatively and express their thoughts. Speech and Drama classes provide a student an oppor- tunity to express himself in the performing arts. Miss Miller greets Mr. Maples. Betty Branscomb Roger DePriest Nancy Fleenor Virginia Haywood Mary Alice Hyde Jeanette Issacs 142 Maxie Miller we és Wooo? aK on Sou hone Oe Or arSeartwo wa We SAS ie age « é BES? arc ne OF Rebecca Vicars” Carrie Painter Mrs. Painter talks to three of her students. Mildred Reeter Thomas Williams 143 MATH | DEPARTMENT At one time in his or her life, every student becomes involved with a course in math. Be it simple addition or complicated trigonometric functions, the study of mathe- matics is essential for work after high school. At Tenn. High, courses are offered in Algebra I, Algebra I], Geome- try, Trigonometry, and Pre- Calculus. In dealing with five dollars or five thousand dol- lars, math provides a back- ground basic to a well-round- ed high school study. Mrs. Rolen helps cheer the wrestling team on to victory. Mary Connors Katherine Kesner Thomas O'Dell Lou Ann Rolen Wayne Wright 144 Mr. Evans reads class assignments to typing students. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The economic society could not prosper with- out the business world, an area which affects ev- ery facet of life, at home as well as abroad. Without men and women who fully comprehend the money areas of the business world, other fields would slow to a grinding halt. Listed in this department are Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business English, and Distributive Education. Marvin Evans Carl Jenkins Jean Thomasson 145 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Tenn. High has an exceptional music department. The band—marching as well as playing—has earned a No. 1 rating in all competition, and was selected to march in an Atlanta Falcon pre-game show and Gov. Blanton’s inaugural parade. The Choral Department toured various churches and civic organizations. The Chorus partici- pated in a music festival at Milligan College, while the Concert Choir performed at Disney World and produced:.a musical comedy. The Vik- ing Singers’ float won first place in the annual Bristol Christmas Parade. Mr. Mark Bays Mr. George Wenger Mr. Wenger directs his “Big Band.” 146 Mr. Barker explains fundamental scientific principles to Steve Fulwidener. Jerry Barker Wallace McClellan Frank Maples SCIENCE DEPARTMENT It has been said that science is knowledge, and indeed it is. General Science, Biology I, Chemistry, � Biology II, and Physics, are the courses offered in this department at T. H. S. Each provides insight into the difficult problems arresting the world. With a foundation in the sciences, students are more able to cope with problems facing the world—both environmentally and psy- chologically. Nancy Dickerson i _ = 74 Bobbie McLaney 147 Miss Crew embroiders intently as Mr. McClellan looks on. Miss Dickerson concentrates on the paperwork due by 3:30. Science is not a laughing matter! Left: Miss McLaney rules over her class with a queenly air. Right: Knit one, pearl two.... Miss Marshall prepares lesson plans. Owen Algood Bernie Gibson «ee Wor eS, Martha Marshall Harky Johnston HISTORY DEPARTMENT Often students are puzzled as to why they study history. It can be summed up very simply—preventing today’s mistakes from becoming tomorrow’s catastrophies. All students are required to have one year of American History, for certainly its benefits are many. Helping students learn from their forefathers leads them towards the bet- terment of the world. Lorraine Guinn Eddie McLemore 149 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Three lang uage courses, Spanish, Latin, and French, have been offered this year at T. H.S. Many feel that by learning a foreign language they may experience a way of life of foreign countries. In gaining this new insight, students learn that their ideals and standards are held by men and women throughout the world; language is a universal teaching. Through this study, students are provided with a foundation for education and upholding world peace. é Raia. Mr. Cannon answers students’ questions during class. ' Jim Cannon Georgia S. Hagan Cathy Triplett 150 The THS Art Department has come far in the past few ART years. THS art students are able to express their feelings through many art courses offered. The Art Department offers students such mediums as weaving, leather crafts, DEP A R TMENT macrame, and the many mediums of drawing and painting. James Hite Ann McAllister MTH PERIOD— Mrs. McAllister shows her students how to hook rugs. Wy HOME EC. DEPARTMENT Home Economics teaches cooking and sewing as well as budgeting, psy- chology, and management. This year Bachelor Survival, a course instructing basic homemaking skills for young men, was introduced. Both young men and women are more qualified to take care of their future homes having had Home Economics. Miss Betty Ball Mrs. Betty Morton Miss Ball demonstrates important cooking skills as her students observe. 152 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Every student comes in contact with either scheduling problems, personal problems, or both. The Guidance Department is available to students by helping them with their high school years and problems arising from them. Learning about oneself is as important as any other part of the curriculum. Delcie Broyles—Secretary ji Barbara Bailey Dorothy Knisley % James Marshall Sally Wherry Mrs. Bailey does paper work. 153 LIBRARY A variety of information can be found in the THS library. The librarians are eager to assist students in locating current maga- zines, newspapers, reports, as well as books. These materials are easily obtained for each student’s use and make learning more ap- plicable to today’s studies. Mrs. Morton straightens up the library. Mrs. Cuthill makes sure that these students stay quiet. 154 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. In a new building, last year’s addition to the THS campus, Industrial Arts students learn to be proficient in such skills as woodworking, welding, and drafting. By learning these manual skills, students learn to work in cooperation with each other. Mr. Willie Whisman Mr. Whisman shows these students important woodworking skills. 155 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Coach Murrell, Coach Chambers, and Coach Booher relax in the hall durin lunch. Our school has gained a lofty reputation for its consistent excellence in al sports. Not only football, but basketball, wrestling, track, volleyball, and basebal have headlined outstanding Viking achievements. These achievements could ne be accomplished without our superior coaching staff and the unselfishness an the dedication of the athletes. Bill Bingham Bobby Chambers John Connors Tom Murrell Bobbie Pinkston Larry Rose Benny Rutherford Don Stafford 156 Middle left—Coach Bingham poses with ‘Viking Pride.” Bottom left—Mrs. Watson relaxes in the teacher’s lounge before exercis- ing with her next class. Middle right—Coach Rutherford, Coach Johnston start every afternoon with a nourshing well-rounded lunch. Bottom right—Coach Chambers explains a winning basketball play. 158 BRISTOL-SULLIVAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL Lester Harkleroad Director of Vocational Education Pansy Cash Mary Collins Wilma Yap Cosmetology Librarian VIP English 42 Aine tin alt iinesishisryparroenticinsath y = £ Richard Wampler Masonry Mike Carty Machine Shop Us R. Abbott, B. Geiger, and G. Blaylock on the job. Arthur Odum J. Peters, G. Bowman, J. Harris, D. Link, K. Hashbarger Carpentry Taylor Cowan Electronics Tom Harris Masonry class builds new Viking base- Industrial Hygiene ball home in Haynesfield Park. Health Doug Kistner Industrial Cooperative Training 3: . F. T. Slagle William Cross Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics 159 Richard Phillips Electricity Candle Making Project; G. Hodge, G. Bowman, G. Peters, D. Rasnick, K. Hurd. Raymond Johnson Radio, Television VICA Club Initiation ‘ 4 ‘ Clara Thayer VIP Asst. RO Se ss Masonry class at Haynesfield Park. Tom Coates Design Drafting Jerry Hicks Math 160 hy Worley Cannon Charlie Castle Thurman Epperson and Jim Chapman CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAN PERSONNEL Gertrude Arnold Ruby Bradley Maude Cross a Minnie Mikeal Grace O'Dell Verna Shaw Johnnie Smith 161 bes 163 ANCHOR CLUB ! Anchor Officers: Left to Right—1st row: Leigh Foulk, Karen Middlekoop, Ronnie Pickle (Sweethear Martha Wolf. 2nd Row: Jeanie Nida, Janet Bibee, Julie Jones. % x serie eter, B. Bray. 3rd Row: S. Barr, J. Nida, J. Rock, B. Quesent! Junior Members: 1st Row: J. Spaulding, J. Irwin, B. Kelly. 2nd Row: R. Salyer, C. J ry, P. Booth, T. Stone, T. Pierce, C. Kistner, C. Preston, M. Browning. 164 sophomore Members: Ist Row: S. Millard, L. Bundy, S. Locke, M. Bledsoe, B. Jones, J. Neal, C. Fenoglio. 2nd Row: D. Moore, C. Glover, N. King, R. Baer. i Goes efi se eA 7 : . : ‘enior Members: Left to Right: 1st Row: M. Wolf, K. Middlekoop, B. Bell, L. Hardwick, M. Daniels. 2nd Row: L. Perry, R. Pickle, M. assengill, K. Taggart, J. Jones, J. Bibee, B. Scroggs, B. Stewart, A. Green. 3rd Row: B. Gray, E. Tucker, P. Turpin, J. Houston, J. Jackson, S. Jherry, L. Foulk, S. Ward. 165 166 YAAFzAmmo i « Officers—Sweetheart Eric Spicer (Kneeling). Ist Row: S. Keith, T. Peake, A. Roland. 2nd Row: Mr Guinn, M. Rutherford, K. Booker. e0 eee ed @ oA 1st Row: L. Williams, E. Buhls, B. English, M. Rutherford, P. Stophel. 2nd Row: S. Hardwick, S. Keith, E. Spicer, A. Roland, T. Harri R. Sanders. 3rd Row: T. Peake, L. Hamilton, K. Hoskins, Mrs. Guinn, R. Sensabaugh, K. Booker. ‘ x 3 . , ee ea ¥ 4 fficers—Left to Right: Ist Row: Jeanne Burklow, Gail Shipley, Janice Buckholtz, fanya Fleenor. 2nd Row: John Vann, Frankie Winston, Steve Nicely. Juniors—1st Row: J. Dougherty, B. Bray, P. Booth, J. Leonard, K. Taylor, J. Nida. 2nd Row: C. Kistner, M. Beverly, L. Gibson, L. Countiss, R. Cox, T. Fleenor, C. Jeter, S. Barr. 3rd Row: D. Musick, M. Tranum, G. Lawson, J. Jones, J. Vann, S. Reuning, G. Buchanan, S. Layman. Seniors—Ist Row: D. McFaddin, H. Lipsey, M. Brown, J. Buckholtz, L. Foulk, G. Shipley, W. Thomas. 2nd Row: A. Harkleroad, B. Gupton, B. Stone, K. Spiegal, L. Fleenor, B. Allen, A. Green, B. Keith, J. Burklow. 3rd Row: M. Snyder, M. Coppage, D. Mason, S. Nicely, M. Wolf, L. Hard- wick, F. Winston, M. Neeley, M. Daniels. 167 KEY CLUB oe ie : : ae ee Officers—Left to Right: Randy Broce, Tony Mitchell, Frankie Winston, Kenny Loud, Steve Fulwider, Tir Counts, Sweetheart, Patty Turpin. Left to Right: Ist Row: S. Fulwider, W. Reuning; T. Klutz, G. Privon, R. Sensky, C. Moore, L. Privon, Mark Garfield. 2nd Row: F. Millarc K. Loud, F. Winston, P. Turpin, M. Delp, R. Blanton, C. Powers, P. Stubbs. 3rd Row: T. Counts, T. Mitchell, D. Lamie, R. Broce, M. Wilsor S. Reuning. 4th Row: T. Witcher, G. Buchanan, T. Alexander, J. Crump, M. Skaggs. 168 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Officers—1st Row: C. Fenoglio, T. Fleenor, A. Osborne, T. Brewer, M. Browning. 2nd Row: L. Stinett, P. Booth, S. Doak, D. Musick, A. Kennedy. Sophomores—Left to Right: Ist Row: J. Wampler, A. Morton, L. Bourillion, L. Grimes, N. King. 2nd Row: D. Musick, L. Hamil ton, P. Booth, M. Foti, P. King, S. Harris, J. Bailey. 3rd Row: S. Cashwell, T. Noonkaster, R. Palmer, T. Tilden, J. Schartung, D. Meinhart, G. Guffey. Sophomores: Ist Row: W. Reuning, E. Boy, K. Beckner, K. Jones, S. Epperson, S. Layman. 2nd Row: R. Roland, T. Fleenor, N. Beverly, A. Nylan, D. Combs, M. Abulhusson, S. Locke. 3rd Row: M. Jackson, M. Holmes, C. Jackson, J. Paty, C. Combs. 4th Row: P. Foran, D. Tayloe, L. Stinett, D. Jennings, B. McAllister. 169 170 Freshmen—lst Row: S. Simmerman, C. Over- street, J. Buchanan. 2nd Row: B. English, L. Williams, A. Kennedy, L. Salyer, B. Robinette. 3rd Row: C. Shipley, D. Rogers, R. Layman, K. Loud. Freshmen—Ist Row: Left to Right—R. Ladd, D. Hicks, L. Richan D. Browning, K. Wallace. 2nd Row: T. Paris, A. Osborne, T. Brewe K. Hahn, R. Arrants, C. Jones, S. Gross. 3rd Row: T. Blair, S. Harri J. Bradley, B. Crump, C. Nidiffer, C. Rockett. Classical Heritage—lst Row: K. Taylor, B. Kelly, C. Fenoglio, K. Taggart, L. Gibson. 2nd Row: B. Bell, P. Casteel, J. Irwin, L. Countiss, R. Cox, L. Foulk. 3rd Row: P. Robinette, M. Tranum, B. Boyd, J. Jones, S. Walling, R. Sams. Mythology—l1st Row: M. Browning, B. Gray, S. Doak, S. Scroggs, B. Stewart. 2nd Row: K. Loud, M. Wolfe, M. Massengill, K. Thompson, J. Benning. 3rd Row: P. Foran, D. Sutton, L. Stinell, B. Goins, T. Cole, G. Basse. | JUNIOR CIVITAN = Junior Civitan: Left to Right—lst Row: Wayne Richardson, (Sec.), Terry Tretler (sweetheart), Scott Cooper (President). 2nd Row: George Privon (chaplain), Tommy Tilden (Treas.), Louis Privon (Sgt.-at-Arms), David Kelly (V.-Pres.). — BAe AL eos iy 2 PL Sew NEE? fis bg MS : . Kelchner, L. Junior Civitan: 1st Row: C. Bynum, S. Tretler, B. Smith, T. Tretler, W. Richardson, D. Kelly, T. Tilden. 2nd Row: D % Privon, B. W7 AI YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT Ist Row: Rick Ladd—Sec., Tim Blair—V. Pres., Andy Kennedy—Sgt.-at-Arms, Tracie Brewer—Pres., Mike Nickles—Treas. 2nd Row: Teresa Peters—Chaplain, Martha Wike, Terry Burnette. T. Arnold, M. Miller. 7 2 STUDENT COUNCIL te wR ao 3 appt tog, ee ae First Row: L. Foulk, M. Smith, J. Turnmire, P. Puckett, B. Bray, A. Snyder, S. Eller, C. McDaniel, T. Brewer, M. Nickels, T. Peake. 2nd Row: W. Richardson, S. Walling, R. Banks, R. Bell, T. Jones, S. Tretler, A. Harkleroad, M. Nickels. 3rd Row: S. Nicely, W. Stickley, R. Carter, S. Layman, C. Quensenberry, T. Eller, C. Combs, P. King, R. Sams, C. Hall. Mee fi i, CE Hie Left: M. Smith, W. Richardson, L. Foulk, A. Harkleroad, S. Walling, R. Banks, R. Bell. 7 174 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OLA ee y, W. Richardson, Miss Marshall—sponsor. Standing: C. Combs, M. Coppage. Seated: T. Fleenor, J. Doughert First Row: J. Dougherty, A. Morton, J. Leonard, M. Smith, P. Booth, J. Morton, K. Beckner, M. Stubbs, M. Wike. Second Row: S. Harris, k Whitehead, M. Massengill, S. Barr, E. Buhls, D. Moody, L. Fleenor, P. Hopper, T. Fleenor. Third Row: K. Miller, B. Allen, G. Shipley, _ Bailey, K. Fleenor, J. Wilson, C. Jeter, W. Richardson, J. Burklow. Fourth Row: S. Nicely, S. Walling, K. Loud, C. Combs, M. Leonard, F Lipsey, M. Coppage. 4-H CLUB irst Row: P. King, T. Eller, R. Springs, T. Spriggs, E. Daugherty, C. Taylor, T. Musslewhite, S. Greenway, J. Diffenderfer. Second Row: B. Villiams, L. Rutherford, J. Decker, J. Scott, C. Baker, R. Dougherty, M. Stout, B. Anderson, S. Johnson. Third Row: S. Groseclose, V. Hen- erson, L. Hamilton, J. Ford, D. Rose, A. Roland, L. Buckles, C. Nelson, B. Baker. E. Boy. 175 VIKINGS SINGERS First Row: M. Browning, T. Tankersly, S. Elam. Second Row: A. Harkleroad, M. Leonard, J. Nida, J. Milhorn. Third Row: C. Bynum, P. Dalton, M. Neeley. SE 176 THS CHORUS First Row: C. Minor, K. Jones, C. Johnson, R. Lilly, M. Smith, T. Shelley, M. Alley, M. Morrell. Second Row: L. Osborne, S. Johnson, D. Hoskins, T. Treadwell, P. Carter, S. Doak, M. Starbuck. Third Row: S. Elswick, N. Beverly, A. Lambert, L. Galliher, E. Divirgilio, S. Callahan, S. Ward, L. Smith. Fourth Row: P. Foran, T. Phipps, M. Godsey, M. Hite, D. Rose, P. Tankersly, B. Felty, T. Brown, J. Crowell, 5. Belcher. Misi sicilsi stipe) Left: K. Jones, N. Beverly, P. Tankersly, S. Elswick. 177 GLEE CLUB First Row: L. Buckles, K. Smith, D. Skeens, L. Richani, B. Williams, C. Bishop, M. Gibson, T. Shaffer, K. Parker. Second Row: K. Parker, Bristow, T. Hall, C. Higgins, L. Bourne, T. Hite, M. C. Williams, L. Tymon, D. Wynegar, B. Booher, K. Dixon. Third Row: R. Spriggs, k Dodsen, C. Nidiffer, M. Loudy, J. Cross, K. Hoskins, C. Bernard, W. Price, L. Crawford. Fourth Row: R. Odum, K. Hodge, T. Spriggs, 1 Deels, F. Guinn, D. Shelley, R. Davis, J. Rock, P. Brewer, K. Jones. First Row: D. Skeens, T. Hall. Second Row: J. Bristow, C. Higgins. Third Row: B. Booher, W. Price. Fourth Row: M. C. Williams, R. Springs, C. Nidiffer. 178 CONCERT CHOIR aed First Row: A. Harkleroad, S. Elam, M. Browning, S. Tretler, B. Smith, C. Bynum, J. Milhorn, B. Bray, T. Tankersly. Second Row: S. Keith, T. Tretler, K. Leonard, P. Dalton, T. Henderson, M. Neeley, J. Baumgardner, A. Roland, B. Stone. Third Row: M. Addison, M. Bledsoe, J. Nida, V. Lloyd, P. Booth, B. Clark. Fourth Row: C. Jeter, J. Hubbard, C. McDaniel, J. Benning, B. Goins, D. Rasnick, D. Mattison, B. Bell, E. Walsh. Left: D. Rasnick, B. Smith, B. Goins, C. Bynum, J. Benning. oe : : B First Row: S. Tretler. Second Row: M. Neeley. Third Row: P. Dalton, T. Henderson, M. Leonard. ss) Altos: Syvella Elam, Terry Tretler, Jeanie Nida, Melodye Browning, Chery] Jeter, Judy Hubbard, Charlotte McDaniel, Martha Addison Karen Leonard, Mary Bledsoe, Amy Harkleroad. Center—Susan Keith. a” Sopranos: Brenda Bray, Annabeth Roland, Beth Stone, Pam Booth, Diana Mattison, Vicki Lloyd, Beth Bell, Elaine Walsh, Jay! Baumgardner, Becky Clark, Terra Tankersley. Center—Judy Milhorn. 180 - Bk. Ss Ist Row: Left to Right—R. Davis, J. Morton, J. wens, D. McFaddin, K. Cooper, T. Kitts. Julia Morton—Literary Ed. 7 ' i ; eZ Buckholtz, L. Poet; 2nd Row: T. Simerly, D, Gentry, S. Rita Davis—Business Mgr. Dee a oN Op) (Al kG) =e (Oy ce 181 BETA CHI PHI - SORE SES mansy, IRS, 14 tt Left to Right—S. Simmerman, D. Musick, B. Faidley, S. Norris. Ist Row: Left to Right—M. Blev Tilden, G. Privon. almer; 2nd Row: L. Privon, 7 Left to Right—W. Richardson, S. Norris, D. Meinhart, G. Jessee, P. Almany. 182 “ ° ‘Sor oe x ¥ Miss Pe Os 4.04, aa ¥ rey ; 2 eek ek xy eee re 9°44 ee het en bea nce SAE wee : Ot ats”, (Ae Pee b, 4 é “2 a rst Row: G. Brown, K. Hurd, K. Arnold, L.Cunningham,S. Vestal, C. Moore, S. Smith, J. Edmonds, D. Bentley, C. Adkins, J. Shankle. Second Row: S. Widner, T. Smallwood, N. Thomas, D. Hall, V. Burns, S. Eller, K. Coffie, M. Gibson, L. Cross, R. Sanders, T. Harrigan, C. Dixon, S. White. Third Row: D. Snapp, D. Morre, P. Merritt, T. Thompson, N. Chapman, D. Moore, A. Barnes, G. Vaughn, D. Cunningham, S. Callahan, J. Hodge. Fourth Row: D. Robertson, J. Royston, H. Brown, D. Hall, J. Castle, R. Blair, J. Trivett, R. Stone, R. Richmond, J. Fleenor. Fi CEG ew ORES CRESS = See ate 20? O¢ see OP 9} ¢ hod. ee Cos ae. ot Officers: R. Blair, K. Arnold, J. Castle, P. Merritt, V. Burns, B. eae EEN Moore. 183 x isa Jina Sas Left to Right—R. Dunn, D. Bentley, T. Herndon. Hutson, L. Fleenor, | Sponsor—Mrs. Thomason Left to Right—J. Baumgardner, P. Ford, D. Martin (seated), N. Oliver, T. Godsey, J. Eury. Left to Right—T. Musslewhite, S. Watkins, S. Roark, D. Poston, J. Paulin. 184 VICA on as hye wae 4irst Row: G. Bowman, M. Foster, E. P: LON DT ONS ans oe Es owers, J. Harris, J. Lane, D. Lin 3. Godsey, J. Peters, L. Foster, C. Kent, K. Hashbarger, N. Thomas, G. Hodge, P. Smith. Bs as Pe k, G. Privet sae a 8 ‘ A so Ns - 2 t, K. Vance. Second Row: G. Bowman, J. Wix, B. Cross, Mfficers: First Row—P. Smith, G. Privett, J. Lane. Second Row—Mr. Kistner, M. Foster, J. Har- is, K. Vance, K. Hashbarger, G. Hodge. 185 186 CIVINET TES ef s i bis First Row: J. Morton, J. Milhorn, S. Fulwider, T. Tretler, C. Fesmire, T. Tankersley, D. Lamie, T. Jones, N. Chapman, A. Lambert, K Leonard, T. Harrigan. Second Row: B. Booher, S. Smith, V. Burns, V. Lloyd, M. Addison, R. Lewis , L. Cass. Third Row: W. Price, J. Hub bard, S. Pickle, M. Prater, P. Casteel, T. Thomas. Sophomores—Ist Row: L. Shaw, T. Hocket, I’. Bockian, M. Rutherford. 2nd Row: K. Martin, L. Hodge, P. Prater, D. Cressell, J. Morgat L. Galliher, T. Bennett, L. Crawford, P. Adams, R. Combs, J. Hocket, S. Elam, P. Adams, M. Austin, C. Wolford, M. Stubbs, K. Beckner, ¥! Sherfey. FFICERS wm i 0 oe 2 Ae Lisa Cass—Sgt.-at-Arms Steve Fulwider Becky Booher—Pres. 187 David Lamie INTERACT 1st Row: Left to Right—J. Tanner, J. Barnes, L. Bundy, J. Brown, R. Pickle, A. Corning, L. Hardwick, D. Mason. 2nd Row: M. Johnston, M. Gentry, J. Taylor, D. Harr, C. Emeny, M. Tester, L. Boy, S. Nicely, J. Castle. 3rd Row: Doc Maples, J. Martin, L. Smelser, C. Quesenberry, J. Corrin, C. Fanoglio, R. Johnson, H. Prater. 4th Row: B. Wyatt, T. Taylor, K. Blevins, R. Baer, M. Moncier, N. Harrison, T. Wilhoit, M. Snyder. 188 Bn mee REO SREY “Interact-ers” During V-T Week. 189 Rifle Girls—Left to Right: M. Rutherford, P. Hooper, I. Lewis, S. Hicks. Center—K. Taggart. TENNESSEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND tis ao MENGE = oS Majorettes—Left to Right: J. Rakes, R. Bell, T. Tretler, head majorette; T. Thomas, C. Bingham, S. Ball. (Not Pictured, Miss Pinkston—Sponsor) zs Flag Girls—1st Row: Left to Right—J. Osborne. 2nd Row: S. Elam. 3rd Row: K. Taylor. 4th Row: B. Bray. 5th Row: B. Kelly, S. Lunsford, M. Morrell, L. Cass, S. Bristow. 6th Row: G. Vaughan, S. Brinkley, J. Bynum. 7th Row: K. Ellis, L. Smith, K. Welch, P. Booth, A. Harkleroad. Ton Tenor Saxophones—Left to Right—M. Foti, T. Thomas, D. Norman. 192 Saxophones—Left to Right: R. Layman, H. Aaron, S. Gragg, A. Snyder, J. Rakes, T. Godsey, G. Bassett. i vd Basses—1st Row: Left to Right—S. White, T. Simerly; 2nd Row: J. Childress, D. Meinhart, T. Cole, D. Sutton, J. Ford. 193 194 Flutes—Ist Row: L. McCary, L. Hardwick; 2nd Row: N. Cartwright, R. Sensabaugh; 3rd Row: D. Knoll, C. White, B. Jones; 4th Row: k Owsley, D. Spink, M. Bachman, G. Griffin; 5th R ow: B. Allen, L. Buckingham, J. Leonard, C. Wells; 6th Row: P. Bockian, L. Bourillion, 7 Tretler, B. English, K. Harland, A. Osbourne, R. Fannon, S. Harris, J. Fox. is eent: � é mime ng: Se ¢ ; Foe French Horns—Ist Row: T. Graybeal; 2nd Row: A. Lambert, L. Elsey, K. Wooley, B. Robinette; 4th Row: L. Poet, M. Mallicote, S. Tretle J. Buchanan, J. Neal; 5th Row: J. Bynum, C. Bingham. ‘rombones—1st Row: Left to Right—B. Goins; 2nd Row: E. Weaver, B. Johnson, L. Rutherford, J. Wilson, J. Scott, J. Shupe, B. Smith, J. enning, R. Carter, D. Blevins. ee 6 or ee ee eed eae VIKING BAND ‘ N SECTION pone rarimenmerima Jrums—lst Row: Left to Right—B. Russell, B. Williams, C. Welch, S. Burklow, V. King, E. Spicer; 2nd Row: H. Miller, J. Carroll, T. Deals; 3rd Row: M. Leonard, T. Henderson, P. Dixon. 195 Baritones—lIst Row: S. Keith; 2nd Row: E. Boy, L. Osborne; 3rd Row: R. Wells, M. Massengill, C. Johnson; 4th Row: B. Boyd, C. Bynum, J. Vann, B. Anderson, P. Dalton. Saxophones—R. Layman, A. Howard, S. Gragg, A. Snyder, J. Rakes, T. Godsey, G. Bassett. Trumpets—Left to Right: S. Simmer- man, L. Morrell, M. Sheperd, M. Skeens, D. Kelly, J. Morton, G. Jessee, M. Hutton, D. Rose, C. Overstreet, T. Bachman, T. Massengill, D. Sim- merly, J. Hatch. 196 Top Left: Tromboniums—L. Fleenor, V. Moretz; Center: Bassoons—B. Bell, S. Brinkley. a: Sl . oe De -larinets—Center: L. Williams, P. Stophel; Ist Row— K. Spiegel, (standing), D. Sutton, S. Stine, M. Abulhusson, S. Hicks, T. Callaghan; nd Row—M. Beverly, K. Davenport, S. Groseclose, L. Sproles, S. Ball, T. Paris, A. Roland, M. Rutherford, D. Gilly, K. Johnston, L. Jebusk, T. Peake, M. Roberts, In window—kK. Myers, B. Stone. 17. PARKING LOT CLUB oe GU ED 4 : ‘: First Row: R. Lewis, R. Banks, L. Vance, L. Hashbarger, P. Adams, J. Eury, S. White, L. Kerr, K. Haga, A. Snyder, J. Bradley, S. Sherfey, K. Doc son, J. Whitten, S. White, C. Moreleg; Second Row: V. Burns, D. Herr, D. Harr, D. Mason, B. Welch, E. DiVirgilio, B. Belew, N. Winslow, ” Jones; Third Row: D. Epperson, B. Emerson, T. Trammell, D. White, K. Green, Rita Combs, Reesee Spriggs, R. Springs, J. Corrin, P. Turpin, k Blevins, H. Shaw, G. Bassett. Officers: Mr. Gibson, J. Corrin, L. Vance, R. Spriggs, R. Lewis, Miss Issacs. 198 FRENCH CLUB Officers—left to right—Missy Smith, Janine Dougherty, Jody Travelstead, Adair Green. ae co | comrnite ae be Aree PFE y i a me me es French Club—left to right—I1st row: J. Leonard, D. Hoskins, L. Smith, S. Steele, J. Wilson; 2nd row: L. Shoe- ndthart, R. McGow, C. Minor, P. Hooper, L. Wyatt, S. Daniels; 3rd row: V. Moretz, J. Morton, G. Shipley, A. Green, J. Travelstead, K. Williams, V. Smith, J. Dougherty, T. Massengill, Mlle. Triplett, M. Rutherford. Mods : ; ; : Ee ee ee ES CFE 199 MAROON AND WHITE Business: Nancy Williams, Wayne Richardson, Adair Green, business mgr.; Suzy Ward. Editorial Page: Rebecca’ Gray, Kerrie Glover, Don McFadden, Dani Musick (editor), Donna Gentry. 200 Feature Page Reporters: Debbie Sutton, Joanne Leonard (editor), Sarah Daniels, Susan Harris, Kaye Taggart (top). = Scarce eoronant New Page: Ist row—Cathy Welch, Nancy Williams, Kay Taylor, Susan Harris, Julia Morton (editor), Janet Foulk, Wayne Richardson, Carla Wells, Suzie Ward. ms SS sports Page: 1st row—Mike Mallicote, Nell King, Gerald Guffey; nd row—Tommy Tilden, Mike Brown (editor). 201 202 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ‘“ - wats : ‘ Ss , K. Spiegel; 2nd Row: Mrs. Parker, J. Burklow, G. Shipley, M. Daniel, K. Middlekoop, J. Jones, A. Green, L. Hardwick, M. Odbourne, W. Stickley; 3rd Row: M. Snyder, L. Perry, F. Winston, T. Alexander, S. Cooper, S. Nicley, H. Lipsey. Two year members—Ist Row L. to R.: M. Wolf, A. Harkleroad, B. Smith, M. Coppedge S Sa One year members—l1st Row L. to R.: S. Barr, B. Kelly, S. Bristow, P. Booth, L. Fleenor, S. Keith, J. Leonard, J. Dougherty, K. Whitehead, B. Allen, B. Bray; 2nd Row: C. Fenoglio, G. Buchanan, S. Reuning, J. Vann, J. Bucholtz, M. Brown, D. MacFadden, D. Musick, C. Jeter, M. Beverly, L. Gibson, T. Fleenor. CADMUS STAFF = eee oe eee 203 Pus 5 ‘ ‘ $ it oS sarin Junior Section—Denise Richardson, Sherry Johnson Lewis Privon, Photographer 204 Le Clubs—Elaine Buhls, Rachel Salyer, (standing) Annabeth George Privon, Photographer Roland 1 sercrmcegnar Pam Booth, Bruce Anderson; Freshman Section Brian Creger, Photographer ] 205 COMPETITION = ses From left to right—T. Taylor, J. Tanner, M. Tester, S. Nicely, D. Lamie, K. Bourne, M. Moncier, T. Mitchell, D. Goodwin, T. Hawkins, Jackson, T. Fowler, M. Mumpower, M. Gentry, B. Dougherty, M. McKinney, F. Millard, T. Alexander, T. Wilhoit, J. Taylor, M. Snyder, Johnson, R. Worley, M. Johnston, B. Basham, D. Miller, R. Sensky, B. McAllister, J. Crump, J. Martin, F. Abelseth, G. Galloway, S. Nelson, Ramsey, S. Woodard, J. Smith, K. Rowe, J. Crowell, C. Fenoglio, N. Harrison, J. Smith, L. Smelser, R. Pickle, B. Harrison, B. Shipley, B. T rence, R. Duff, P. Glispie, D. Snapp, J. Duff, J. Barnes, M. Henley, C. Emery, B. Bingham, H. Gibson, L. Rose, G. Lanier, E. McClemore, Wallace, M. Morton, J. Manney, H. Johnston, F. Maples, B. Booher. Hundreds of fans crowded the stadium in eager anticipation, waiting for the start of the game. This year the Vikings won seven of ten games and succeeded in avenging their defeat against Science Hill last year. Ten players were named to the All Big Nine team this year. Even though the Vikings were outweighed by every team, speed and alertness, coupled with our superior coaching staff made the ’74 season a success. 208 : Ass’t. Coach—Bernie Gibson a hes 1S ncaa Voaches—E. McLemore, B. Gibson, B. Bingham, L. Rose, B. Booher, H. Gibson, M. Morton, G. Lanier, H. Johnston, R. Wallace, J. Manney, F. Ma- ‘les. 209 SQUADS Linebackers—Henley, Taylor, Bourne, Snyder, Fowler, Tanner, Fenoglio, Duff, Barnes, Duff. 4 We ai 4_ay aS poten Tackles—Barnes, Nicely, Worley, Henley, Mumpower, Johnson, Fowle Centers—Duff, Alexander, Crowell, Jackson. Johnston, Tanner. 210 | i c ee on Outside Linebackers—Woodard, Sensky, Millard, Hawkins, Moncier, Harrison. S ee aay ay hi ES ‘ “i z Guards—Gentry, Wilhoit, Tester, Pickle, Snyder, Smith, Ramsey, Taylor, Fenoglio. � plit-Ends— Dougharty, Torrence, Mitchell, darrison. Quarterbacks—McAllister, Lamie, Harrison. 2 all Jr. Vars—Left to Right—Nooncaster, Moore, Graham, Adkins, Jones, McAllister, Morton, Green, Godsey, Jackso n, Nelson, Shipley, Delp, Bingham, McKinney, Fultz, Gerfin, Bradley, Hoffert, Morrell, Harrison, Bell, Abston. Lamie on the move. ij =e BRisto Brrstot wore = Tight-Ends—Crump, Moncier, Shipley. Wingbacks—Martin, Woodard, Rowe, McKinney, Goodwin. ANA Left—Vikings, after win over Bearcats. | Vikings limber up before game. Fullbacks—Glispie, Smelser, Sensky, Duff. A Pls Freshmen—Morton, Hensley, Musser, Whisman, Tester, Dixon, McDuffy, Spitzer, Tucker, Kistner, Fenoglio, Hobson, Payne, Osborn, Wadkins, McCracken, Taylor, Erwin, Basham, Cross, Shipley, Bowers, Bourne, Carrier, Brown, Salmons, Rock, Richardson, Rosen- balm, Glover, Hatfield, Pino, Rock, Bachian, Young, Glasgow, Whitaker. RANE eS AN Goodwin takes it in for Vikings. Go get ‘em Pickle! ibs Lamie racks up “six.” Right—Viking defense “scalps” Indians. 214 Upper left—Mitchell fights for yardage. Top right—Glispie romps against Bearcats. Center—Viking fans, out in force. Bottom right—’Now what we need to do, is WL ase 2AS ‘74-75 BASKETBALL y : 4 é we es Varsity—L. to R.) Coach Chambers, H. Baker, B. Torrence, R. Broce, T. Klutz, D. Lamie, Coach D. Stafford, T. Mitchell, F. Winston, S. Reuni1 M. Jackson, M. McKinney, A. Salmons, T. Counts, B. Rutherford. The ’74-’75 basketball season proved to be a most rewarding one for Coach Chambers and his team. Four lettermen from last year returned, with only two starting seniors. There were five seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores heading the Viking squad. The team finished the year with a 21-9 record, becoming runners-up in the Big Six Tournament. Benny Rutherford—B-Tea Coach Head Coach—Bobby Chambers Vikings concentrate on floor action. 216 Tod Klutz Al Salmons Stoney Reuning Tim Counts MNT Se Viking fans show support. 218 Counts moves down the court. Varsity squad warms up for “East” game. PS, 220 : ae se ‘ _ eer ae 2 P . Left to Right—T. Witcher, G. Guffey, M. Garfield, W. Reuning, C. Powers, O. Baker, M. Delp, J. Schartung, K. Smith, D. Dyk J. Nelson, D. Duff. Left to Right—M. Morton, M. Glasgow, R. Fenoglio, B. Strawbridge, J. Pino, C. Glover, K. Stratton, S. Ray, M. Rosenbalm, | Sharpe, B. Tarter, M. Griffen, R. Watkins, A. Osburn, T. Tester. VOLLEYBALL B. _D. Cressell, S. Johnson, K. Fenoglio, D. Henley W. Price, M. Prater, T. Spriggs, ie Mrs. Pinkston , White. M. Wolf S , P. Prater Stacey, D Bernard, B. Quesenberry, BS Left to Right: Crump, SOC en M. Wolf leaps to spike the ball. Woo E. Bernard gives her all. Wolf, Fenoglio, Spriggs, play the net. ig 85 Left to Right—L. Smelser, R. Sensky, T. Morton, O. Baker, T. Mitchell, B. Shipley, K. Blevins, R. Baer, G. Slusher, D. Dowell, B. Wyatt, ( Decker, M. McKinney, M. Moncier, B, Basham, T. Castle, K..Smith, H. Shaw, C. Fenoglio, D. Miller. Me. Assistant Coach—Larry Rose Head Coach—Benny Rutherford 222 Catchers—B. Shipley, B. Basham, L. Smelser. Jutfielders—L. Smelser, D. Dowell, R. Baer, M. Moncier, B. Wyatt, M. VicKinney, K. Blevins, C. Fenoglio, R. Sensky. SAAS NESE a Q . . Li Bab, SS re Fao ee a nae Fe hos ie ary me ae : nfielders—D. Miller, G. Slusher, T. Morton, O. Baker, T. Pitchers—R. Baer, B. Shipley, B. Basham, M. McKinney, H. Mitchell, K. Smith, C. Decker, T. Castle. Shaw, M. Moncier. eaere aA Mitchell throws to first. Benji Shipley Fenoglio awaits the pitch. fn = Talley, S. Flick, G. Buchanan, M. Wilson, P. wit From left to right—Moore, D. Tayloe, B. Tanksley, D. Lamie, M. Marshall. sooncee™ pepe’ Coach Zeiger, David Lamie George Buchanan 224 Bi Mike Wilson Mike Marshall Sherrill Flick Steve Moore Phill Tankersley David Tayloe | 225 a Left to Right—1st Row: J. Foulk, D. Nelson, L. Hunt, B. Compton, P. Hatcher, D. Clark, L. Schoenhardt. 2nd Row: M. Foster, F. Wolfe S. Stevens, C. Bolling, C. Rorror, L. Cruey, S. Wherry, A. Hudson, K. Loud. 3rd Row: T. Arnold, S. Ward, K. Loud, R. Blanton, D Kelchner, K. Martin, J. Buchholtz, K. Middelkoop, C. Estep, C. McNew, R. Hudson. 4th Row: Coach—J. Conners, D. Dorsey, J Godsey, S. Cashwell, S. Cooper, M. Malone, C. Combs, B. Faidley, R. Arnold, D. Malone. = pou on ee ee ‘ Captains—Rick Hudson, Sandra Wherry; Coach—John Con: ‘ nors. Tenn. High’s Loch Ness Monster. 226 Rob Blanton Left—Kenny Loud takes the plunge. 227 QO2Z-rlaAwMmMmMaAs move” on his foe. C. Dixon leaps at ‘Betsy’ wrestler. L.-R.: Pickett, Shermerhorn, Shaw, Whisman, Hawkes, Dixon, Grizzel, Osborne, Hoffert, Loss, Arnold, Rolen, Neal, Moore, Dougherty, Fultz, Snapp, Woodard, Feathers, Johnston, Rush, Price, Belcher, Harrison, Pasour, Harrison, Martin, Richardson, Sensky,. Duff. 228 Snapp feels Shaw moves in on opponent. Terry Harrison fights for position. AMY, 230 DWHAZCONQ NNODY Upper right—D. Proctor, T. Tilden, K. Loud. Middle right—H. Prater, B. Gupton. Right—B. Gupton, K. Loud, Coach Tom Murrell, H. Prater. Left to Right—P. T. Houston, S. Ray, T. Bowery, B. Gupton, J. Hopkins, C. Wampler, T. Tilden, T. Glasgow, K. Loud, Proctor, H. Prater, T. Murrell. Far left—Sandra Johnson pours it on. Left—Paul Todd Houston at an away meet. Lower left—T. Bowery trains for competition. Below—Henry Prater and Kenny Loud make a dash for the finish. Bottom—Girls’ team limbers up. 231 $ Be eS G. Slusher, H. Prater, D. Procter, R. Duff, T. Hawkins. ssi WS ils Sprinters—J. Paty, H. Prater, R. Duff, J. Feathers, D. Snapp, T Hawkins, G. Slusher, J. Duff. 2 M. Wilson, J. Watson, G. Slusher, D. Proctor, T. Bowery, P. T. Houston S. Lopes, T. Tilden. pcre Coach—Tom Murrell Pia i2 Lt, ‘eft to Right—G. Wilson, S. Walling, D. Harr, A. Kennedy, N. Sparks, M. Snyder, R. Ladd, B. Booher, D. Mason, B. Alexander, D. nnings, C. Quesenberry, P. Stubbs, M. Counts. 233 Corky Quesenberry David Jennings Martha Wolf Lynn Cruey , Coach—Benny Booher—Boys. Not pictured Charles Talbert Coach—Bobby Pinkston—Girls. 234 28D DOLLS Lisa Countiss Marty Counts BOOKS } Phil Stubbs Brennen Crump David Rowell 235 YNAmAmMmMoUYrmMrr DmmMaeadgdod adadaz—-x- 236 £) CEE Ze Janet Bibee—Captain oe Senior Jocyne Jackson Senior Patti Turpin nue pe GV Gt se a ae : : Sta MG Left to Right: Jocyne Jackson, Melodye Browning, Diane Shebaldaan, Janet Bibee, Head Cheerleader; Leigh Foulk, Jeanie Nida, Patti Turpin. eT, Junior Jeanie Nida 237 238 HA-—-mnwr = WO-2CH - Sandra Doss Leslie Bundy Left to Right—A. Antrican, M. Smith, K. Glover, L. Bundy, A. Higgins, A. Hudson, S. Doss. ;ophomore—Kerri Glover Lower Right: Sophomore—Meredith Smith selow: Freshman—Angela Antrican ) ng Ns COMMERCIALS baer fe i i f IL, ‘ i : i 4 ; Pt sai On the city’s southern border Reared against the sky Proudly stands our Alma, Mater As the yearsgoby. . “ Forward ever be our watchword. Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Tennessee, all hail. 245 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Once a year is over, it is left to the imagination of the students to recreate it. It is our hope that the Cadmea will stimulate these memories throughout each student’s lifetime. We would like to thank each member of our staff for their dedication. Our sincere thanks goes to our sponsor, Mr. Richard Burk. Amy Harkleroad Brenda Bray 247 Completely Air Conditioned Bristol’s Newest and Most Modern Funeral Home Private Family Room—Hammond Organ Private Chapel—Eight Private Slumber Rooms NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS “A Funeral Home That Is A Garden Setting” UNITED CHRISTY’S CITIES Bristol’s Newest GAS Family Shoe Stores STATES Viv Toyvora re States Motor Co., Inc. 143-145 Blountville Hwy. Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Compliments of States Toyota, Inc. 147 Blountville Hwy. Bristol, Tenn. 37620 A 764-3155 MOTOR TOYOTA FRIEND CAPITOL INSULA TION SERVICE MITCHELL POWERS HARDWARE CO., 715 Bluff City Hwy. IN © Bristol, Tenn. yo � Ieee, oe SERVING MANKIND EDICAL PROFESSION a ys pet y Ch eT eS Sa PARKS-BELK Your Happy Shopping Stores State Street Bristol, Va. EAST TENN. MARINE WHITTEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. The House of Courtesy, Quality, and Service Phone 968-9136 P.O. Box 888 Bristol, Va. BURROUGH'S SHOES 626 State Street Bristol, Tennessee FRANKLIN SAVINGS LOAN 23 Sixth Street WAYNE-DEERE REAL ESTATE EGER RES ASSESS 4 ae 416 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee i Wittig, “nn c — S ad bod = — weed ed = — = = aod = faba = — INGE forsey 1dom o6rl oY MF “wom noA vyvod? 9,27 J1 “ABLSVISLIOdS ONIGY31 Bo. 14g° SYHOHL nHOr hoped yonowag fopuoy ‘um $026 : yy poors ‘coma yaweyuy tyoydos YOUN T40) uP THON F UDWON D FFI, “AYIOL INNY |“ froprug yinowyy fopuoy ‘ul $021 a PAVAUS FOX, — MOH S NI¥L “LSUla ONY ‘ONIGYI1 ‘Soaisiaa 150i ‘wyioL - teTs-r9L ‘ate) DOAK PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing GRAY’'S DAIRY “The Dairy With Cows” It Pays To Use Farm Fresh Milk Phone 764-6421 EERE CHICK-N- PS TEE Walter Rhea Felty HICK-N-LIT TLE | A c BRISTOL METAL PRODUCTS INC. Bristol, Tenn. Weaver Pike STRONG- ROBINET TE P.O. Box 3168 Bristol, Tenn. REUNING-MILLARD AGENCY Piedmont Street Bristol, Virginia f IVAN CTE | Hn IH HM EIS ES vere reey tonne MER ELSULAD ER eas ene s Lumber and Building Materials Ready-Mix Concrete Bristol, Tenn. 764-2136 a TOS Rac iiitiin Ms q leas ang : ts Ha modes i eeaeett NHL Paes iemesce EERE Ee ea Aa Bagh HP ET Gh : pase ae eH INQ LO SAAS Ha thetintientssint Webs : CEST H CHa eRe sopeeutecgtacit ea Be PARE pee BRISTOL'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE JELLICO TOBACCO CO. Phone—764-7149 709 Southside Ave. Bristol, Tenn. 764-2178 Phone 764-2178 8 6th Street Bristol, Tenn. Compliments of HATCHER’S CLEANERS AND FURRIERS BALL BROS. FURNITURE CO. 506 State St. Bristol, Tenn. (Your Clothes’ Best Friend) Edgemont Ave. JIM DOUGERTY REALTOR Central Building Bristol, Tennessee RALPH'S WASHMOBILE ACME PAINT SUPPLY Paint, Carpet, Wall-Covering 201 11th State St. Newton Douglass St. MOORE-EARHART CO. Harnesses, Saddles, Luggage 705 State Street Bristol, Tennessee HOLSTON STEEL STRUCTURES INC. Custom Made Metal Buildings For Heavy Industry 21 Third Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-1333 Phone 764-8732 FASHION SHOP Smart Apparel 604 State Street Bristol, Tennessee SONY. Service Appliance Company, Inc. Moore Scott Streets 4,0 th, Bristol, Virginia 24201 e Telephone: 669-1123 nniversary 1934 - 1974 PUTT-PUTT GOLF COURSES Phone 764-7511 Featuring Dollar Day Dollar Night Birthday Party DAN MUSICK, REALTOR i ee Senior Residential Appraiser Member Society of Real Estate Appraisers REALTOR® Appraisals—Sales Parkway Building 601 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 Phone 764-2922 National Association of Real Estate Boa rds OUR NAME IS CHANGED FROM FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE TO DOMINION NA TIONAL BANK. Sales-Service 112 Pennsylvania Ave. Bristol, Tenn. REAL cad ESTATE THE BROWN AGENCY TASTY GRILL Phone—669-9437 BLAKLEY- MITCHELL ‘Ss othin VIKING From the Varsity Shop BOOSTER’ 517 AOS treet Bristol, Va. Phone 669-0118 John W. Gibson “For All Your Insurance Need” 1252 West State Street Bristol, Tennessee 764-5115 466-2166 4 color process printing design and layout service art work of all kinds brochures programs newspapers—industrial, school, etc. catalogues statements letterheads business cards business forms invitations, wedding, social, etc. engraved stationery service Cole office furniture service ee eee QUALITY PRINTERS INC. 495 Old Airport Rd. Bristol, Va. 24201 GIBSON TURNER INSURANCE Fred M. Turner HOME BEVERAGE CENTER 331 Blountville Hwy. Best Wishes from THE CHARWOOD SHOP Where Wise Shoppers Save Bristol 1375 Volunteer Parkway Elizabethton—Kingsport Bristol, Tennessee Johnson City Phone 764-7971 Greenville “Purity Does A Body Good!”’ 764-7141 Bristol, Tenn. Homestead House Inc. Home of. Lethan Allen Furniture Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tenn. Phone 764-2041 TROY LAUNDRY GURLEY’S HOMESTEAD DRY CLEANING HOUSE GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. Specializing In School Pictures 1725 Edgemont Ave. PIPPIN’S FLORISTS 203 Maple Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 YELLOW COACH LINES 520 East Mary Street Bristol, Va. 24201 BASSET T’S DAIRY BAR RESTAURANT 1395 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee 37620 YELLOW COC | LA THE HOBBIT 635 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 THE CIRCLE 333 Bluff City Hwy. Bristol, Tennessee 37620 GARRY’S RECORD SHOP Southside Shopping Center Bristol, Tennessee 37620 MAROON AND WHITE BILL GATTON CHEVROLET- CADILLAC State 11th Streets Bristol, Tennessee 37620 13 19 Moore Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 ROD TAYLOR AGENCY 198 Bluff City Hwy. Phone 968-1264 KELLY GREEN Cumberland St.—State St.— Euclid Ave.—Southside Shopping Center—Asheville, N. C. ERWIN’S FLORIST 1510 Southside Ave. Bristol, Tenn. 37620 VACUUM CENTER 1005 West State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 BILL LEWIS AGENCY 200 Piedmont Street Business: 669-6645 Bristol, Virginia 24201 Residence: 669-4912 LERNER SHOPS REUNING- MILLARD AGENCY S Bristol, Virginia 24201 THE CADMEA WISHES GOOD LUCK TO EVERY 1975 GRADUATING SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS feescsp PUBLISHING rath WOLFE CITY, TEXAS. ne “s RY BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRA (a , ——— = aA