Tennessee High School - Cadmea Yearbook (Bristol, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1976 volume:

ee 701 Goode Street Bristol, Virginiw 24206 BRISTOL PUBLIC LIBRA AUG 2 4 2008 ie as “e = S y s SESS 1976 Cadmea Bristol, Tennessee Vol. 56 Dedication This 1976 Bicentennial Edition of the CADMEA is humbly dedicated by the staff and the student body of Bristol, Tennessee High School to Mr. Hugh David who has served as our principal for the past few years. The memories of Mr. David will linger with the graduating class of 1976 and generations of past graduates. Mr. David is one who by his very presence and influence nae inspired us to do our very best and look onward and upward. For his untiring effort in his search for truth, and his unselfish interest we are forever grateful. We The People seek... Beginnings Recognition Involvement Competition Influence —— Individualit Enterprise Memories Identity WE THE PEOPLE SEEK FRIENDSHIP WE THE PEOPEE SEEK TRUE IDENTITIES ie, eo ie, et a. Top Right—Lisa has that barefoot from drinking Mountain Dew. Top Left—A pretty face. Bottom Left—Future Grand Ole Opry Stars?!? Bottom Right—‘Stock up on goodies—the feature’s only 4 hours long.” 10 eae ti C pagneeeene! aianennetattent BRREREEEET SRUReRaaneeaenttl: anaes a aenenn’ Saygeneeteneees: 4 USER ES RIES “Have you seen Tommy?”—Top Right. Top Left—A fellow needs a rest after Mr. Wenger has marching practice. Middle Right—‘Hot-lips” Hutton gives the old horn a toot! Bottom Left—‘Oh, to be outside in the sunshine!” Bottom Right—“Wonder what tomorrow will bring?” if WE THE PEOPLE SEEK INDIVIDUALISM 12 Clockwise from left—Mary Jo Richards, Mike Marshall, Rick Fenoglio, Lorie Reeker, Nancy Cart- wright, Pam Carter, David Jennings, Nancy Williams. WE THE PEOPLE SEEK COMMEMORATION Above—Kimm Rowe expresses his reaction to the Declaration of Independence to his fellow col- leagues. Left—Barbara presents the Declaration to several townspeople. 14 icentennial play. Top ight—Mac Ramsey ial B Bottom R served as narrator for spec is S e—John Vann 7 ght—Tanya Fleenor portrays Betsy Ross tand as an American rebel bo i akes h J . 15 16 Left—Jeanne Bynum relaxes on the front porch at THS. Below—The three stooges are doing thier own thing. He a ay ; TREES Historical Rocky Mount 18 Wie Winle trle(O) ele SEEK SPIRIT Opposite page, top—We’re proud of our team!”; Far left— Cathy and Salli help lead cheers during pep rally. Middle left—We're number ONE!”; This page, above—Keyettes show their spirit by making run-throughs for every game. Below—‘Aunt” Leslie declares her support for Vikings. 19 Right—Cathy blows up a sandstorm. Below—Jay has managed to entertain Rob. Above—Pam assures Steve, ‘This place will do just fine!” Right—Mrs. Anderson’s Thespians. 20 Left—Modesty is our policy! Below—Andy and Leslie trip the light fantastic. ji +94 YL WE THE PEOPLE SEEK FANTASIES Bottom left— Tim and jill, Swing it, Man! Bottom right— THS’ers at the hop. Pail Right—Tammy, are you’ hiding from somebody? Below, right—Terry, Chris, and Bruce sing their 8 : 5 part in Gloria Patri. Bottom—Mr. Odom, you're supposed to be quiet in Study Hall! DAY TO DAY LIFE AT TENNESSEE HIGH Upper left—Marty and Mark, you better not be late to class. Upper right—What have Donna, Mitch, and Debbie been up to? Left—Tad, Anna, and Ca- thy are neat and cheerful housekeepers in Biology II. 23 WE THE PEOPLE SEEK ENJOYMENT Above—We could have danced all night.” Top left—Santa McAllister distributes his “goodies.” Bottom left—Mike wonders what kind of initiation Margie has in store for him. 24 Upper right—Mayor Earl McCormick and Frank Winston, Sr. make a Bicentennial presentation. Upper left—T.H.S. students enjoy the Prom. Bottom—Friends gather around the punch bowl. 25 26 és ® ed This page, Top left—Do I hear three cents . come on guys, let’s bid!” Bottom left— “To be or not to be, that is the. ..uh... If I could only remember the rest of it!” Opposite page, Far left—Wes Reuning— super peanut salesman. Upper right—’Let’s get away from this maddening crowd.” Center— Thirty-five, forty-five ... Thanks sir!” Bottom—‘Is it four or five carats, Cheryl?” 27 Opposite page—Terry Phipps demonstrates an enjoyable way to travel to class. Left—Craig Combs knows who's flat! Center left—Jimmy Dean could rock and roll all night long. Center middle—Comings and goings of lunch period. Center left—Mr. Evans... Don’t put your feet on the furniture!” Bottom—The motley crew. 29 Clockwise: Larry Hazenfield takes a break to enjoy the great outdoors; Jeff Nelson looks bored with the game; Rob Blanton and Lisa Matthews study Physics? S “What’ , ClockwiseMiss Marshall supervises Doc’s instructions your zip code, Bill?”; THS cheerleaders raise Bicentennial Flag. ail PAY, 32 Opposite page, Top—Barry Bingham plans his next caper. Bottom left—Mark Anderson looks disgusted. Bottom right—Students gather to cheer on the Maroon Machine! Above left—“Well, Melissa, what can we say?” Above right—Miss Sherfey breaks line again! Left—Brian and David are busy at work. BN) Seater ¥ BRISTOL IS A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE. WHERE ELSE CAN ONE PARTICIPATE IN V-T WEEK? BRISTOL MAY BE SMALLER THAN A LOT OF OTHER PLACES BUT SURELY THE CLOSENESS WE FEEL IN OUR COMMUNITY MAKES UP FOR ITS SIZE. THS STUDENTS WELCOME MALL OPENING Clockwise: Steve Los shows his music taste; Charlie Martin knows how to stay healthy; Melinda Bingham browses through tennis dresses; THS frosh loiter in the Mall hall; Holly Bishop catches up on her reading; Reeves Blanton and Donna Clark shop for new shoes; Kimm Rowe demonstrates his juggling talent. 36 QUEEN OF HEARTS CONTESTANTS The Queen of Hearts contest is sponsored every year by the Bristol Life Underwriters. Six con- testants, three from Virginia High and three from Tennessee High, are chosen to run for the title. Left—Cathy roadblocks for Cheryl. 40 The girls are selected by a screening commit- tee after signing up to run for the title. The winner is picked by penny votes. The money is obtained by road blocks and other such methods throughout town. All money col- lected goes to the Heart Fund. 41 He = Ist Row, left to right—M. Morrell, V. Moretz, J. Nida, C. Preston, B. Clark, M. Austin, P. Adams, B. Jones; 2nd Row—P. Booth, J. Bynun T. Bennett, J. Irwin, S. Daniels. This year’s V-T Queen contest con- sisted of 13 candidates, who were judged on the amount of money col- lected and by popular vote. The contest was sponsored by the Jr. Civitan Club. The finalists were named during the halftime ceremonies of the V-T game. A victorious moment. 42 V-T QUEEN CONTESTANTS CAMPAIGN HARD FOR HONORS Left—The five finalists—lst Row—C. Preston, winner; 2nd Row—P. Booth, Ist runner up; J. Nida, 3rd runner up; B. Jones, 2nd runner up; J. Irwin, 4th runner up. Above—Corinne Preston, 1975 V-T Queen. 43 BAND OFFICERS SET GOOD EXAMPLES Tad Cole—President i 4 Lee McCary—Secretary Marie Beverly—Chaplain Nancy Cartwright—Treasurer 44 Bill Whitaker—Frosh. Representative Bill Goins—Uniform Govn. Leslie Meyers—Soph. Repres. Joanne Leonard—Asst. Librarian Jeff Scott—Jr. Repres. Debbie Knoll—Historian Mickey Hutton—Student Director 45 VTS SPANISH AWARDS Ist Row, left to right—C. Cornelison, J. Bynum; 2nd Row—kK. Miller, T. Tilden; 3rd Row—D. Moody, J. Nida. SPECIALTY AWARDS The Specialty Corps of the T.H.S. Band won the First Place Trophy in Division A for their out- standing performance in the Bristol Band Festival. A fine job was done this year by Salli Brinkley, flag captain, and Sandy Hicks, rifle captain. 46 . Seen serge” Sy � ete Karen Whitehead Science Building, Berea College—Berea, Kentucky BEREA AWARD GIVEN Last year Karen Whitehead was chosen as T.H.S.’s Berea Student, an award given to rising seniors who meet the specific qualifications. Karen attended Berea College in June and chose to study Wildlife Biology from the 3 courses offered. In this course she attended lectures and gained field ex- perience in and knowledge of conser- vation. Karen was one of almost 80 students from surrounding states. 47 ealPe Sy STUDENT'S HAVE SHORT STAY IN AMERICA. This past summer, Anna Barbara Walti of Switzerland, and Staffen Ottander of Sweden arrived in Bristol as members of the American Field Service. Missy Stubbs is Anna Barbara’s host and Karen Loud is Staffen’s host for the year long stay. Anna Barbara talks with a friend. vi gorge ra bas” Left: Staffen and Coach Murrell enjoy a joke before a track meet. i 2 ; i 4 : ; : eft to right, first row: K. Owsley, S. Barr, J. Nida, B. Kelly, C. Wolford, D. Ball, C. Binham. Second Row: S. Lunsford, S. Simerly, S. aniels, J. Bynum. BASKETBALL QUEEN CROWNED ve Finalists, left to right: Kim Owsley, 3rd runner-up; Sherri Lunsford 1st runner-up; anne Bynum—Queen; Jeanie Nida, 4th runner-up; Cindy Wolford, 2nd runner-up. 49 ma) ie TO ree)riue MAKE FRIENDS ACROSS THE GLOBE During the summer of 1975, Alana Lambert, Lesa Gibson, Rob Sams, and Ruth Pendley visited various countries in Europe through the People to People Program. They visited such countries as Holland, Italy, England, Germany, Greece, Switzerland, and Hung- ary. Lesa Gibson oo i Rob Sams, Ruth Pendley 50 a4 , : : ©6666 Ca Gan Oa Ck Danny Musick and Pam Booth NED Ori @ er Cen eee ee le) Ge Bl) Dil D2 DAISY MAE LIL’ ABNER YOUNG JOURNALISTS ATTEND CAMP AND a Gale Michelle Morrell and Jimmy Miller Bruce Anderson and Brenda Bray This past summer five Tennessee High School Students attended a Publications Camp at the University of Tennessee. While there they attended classes on annual and newspaper design and lectures. Not pictured are Danny Musick, Gerald Guffey and Janine Dougherty. RISING SENIORS ATTENDED VOLUNTEER STATE FRESHMAN Boy’s and Girl’s State is a high honor bestowed on high school juniors. Selected students attend Boy’s and Girl’s State at different Tenn. Universities. During this week, the students simulate a model government of Tenn. Students then return home with greater appreciation for their town, st ate, and country. Kay Taylor and Pam Booth. Not pictured is Jane Wilson. Left to right—Tad Cole, John Vann, Chris Fenoglio. 53 54 ALL STATE CHORUS First row—left to right—B. Bray, B. Clark, M. Browning. Second row—J. Hubbard, 1 Alto, V. Lloyd. Third row—C. Combs, B. Basham, D. Rose. Not pictured is Tom Brow The above young men and women competed agains 348 other singers to make the Al State Chorus. East Tennessee placed 160 members with Tennessee High School placi the second highest number of participants out of forty schools. | = | | 2 irst row, Left to Right—T. Peake, T. Brewer, K. Burnett. Second row—L. Grubbs, L. Seaver, T. Frye, T. Brewer, P. Cash, H. Naramore, and Miss larshall participated in Model State Legislature. eve Belcher—Outstanding Wrestler of the Lisa Schoenhardt—Hugh O’Brien Outstand- 2ar. Named by the Bristol Herald Courier. ing Sophomore Award. 5B) eesti lh = % ‘ é ¢ é é Concert Choir—lst Row, left to right—B. Anderson, P. Dalton, T. Deihls, S. Waterfield, K. Booker, R. Bell, J. Nida, M. Browning, J. Hubbard, Leonard, M. Bledsoe. 2nd Row—C. Combs, T. Phipps, J. Guinn, C. Fenoglio, M. Austin, V. Moretz, L. Bundy, K. Glover, S. Elswick, C. Jeter, Booth. 3rd Row—B. Basham, M. Godsey, T. Massengil, C. Moore, E. Kelly, C. Fenoglio, J. Overby, S. Doak, S. Morton, C. Wolford. 4th Row— Rose, B. Goins, J. Bell, B. Felty, B. Whitaker, B. Torrence, B. Bray, B. Kelly, K. Whitehead, V. Lloyd, J. Henry, L. Hamilton, P. Brewer. Accompanists—Front Row, left to right—M. Browning, S. Elswick, Mrs. Duff, J. Nida, M. Bledsoe. Back—C. Combs. Concert Choir Council—sitting, K. Glover. Standing, B. Basham, C. Fenoglio. 58 VOCAL GROUPS SEEK PERFECTION We would like to extend a warm welcome to Mrs. Virginia Duff, the new choral director of Tennessee High. We feel that she has greatly enhanced the choral depart- ment and will continue to do sO. s0ve—Librarians, left to right—C. Jeter, V. Wilson, M. Starbuck, S. Doak, S. Bevins. yttom left—Men’s Emsemble. 1st Row—K. Booker. 2nd Row—S. Waterfield. 3rd Row—J. Guinn. Moore, P. Dalton. 4th Row—M. Godsey, S. Belcher, B. Goins, T. Phipps. yttom right—Men’s Ensemble Council—S. Elswick, S. Belcher. . : . : 7 iS ’ “horale Council, left to right—T. Ru- nyon, D. Wynegar, M. Starbuck, S. Elsw Below—Mrs. Duff directs her choir. | =f | Chorale—lst Row, left to’ right—P. Dalton, S. Waterfield, T. Phipps, K. Booker, K. Parker, L. DeBusk, D. Wells, S. Burklow, T. Hudson Reynolds, T. Jackson, S. Elswick. 2nd Row—C. Combs, F. Guinn, T. Deihls, J. Miller, S. Epperson, K. Dixon, P. Carter, J. Miller, C. Bishop Miller, L. Bourne, V. Snead. 3rd Row—M. Godsey, K. Davenport, M. Harris, M. Booher, K. Ballard, J. Hopkins, S. Doak, J. Buckles Armstrong, M. Alley, S. Bevins. 4th Row—B. Basham, D. Hord, B. Goins, D. Shelley, J. Sams, C. McQuary, A. Shankle, J. Wooldridge, T. Shel M. Starbuck, K. Hoskins, D. Jones, D. Wynegar, T. Runyon. Top left—Viking Singers—Ist Row— M. Browning, K. Parker, C. Mallicote. 2nd—L. Bourne, S. Mor- ton, C. Bishop, S. Doss. 3rd—D. Nelson, V. Wilson, S. Doak, S. Bevins. 4th—P. Brewer, L. Hamilton, B. Clark, V. Lloyd. Middle left—Concert Choir sings for Christmas Concert. Bottom left—Choir Councils—lst Row, left to right—M. Starbuck, D. Weniger, S. Elswick, M. Browning, K. Glover, B. Clark, T. Runyon. 2nd Row—S. Belcher, B. Basham, C. Fenoglio. Bottom right—Viking Singers Coun- cil—M. Browning, B. Clark. THE MAKING = SSS OF A : caine rane STAR Left—The distinguished star forma- tion of the Tennessee High Band. Bottom left—French Horns, sitting— J. Bynum, C. Bingham. Standing—D. Peake, K. Ballard, K. Wooley, L. Galliher, J. Buchanan, L. Elsea, J. Neal, P. Shortt, M. Jessee. 62 Billy Goins is the band’s silly old “Bear.” Below—Flutes, Ist Row—C. White, L. Buckingham, J. Morgan, L. McCary, B. Jones, C. McQuery, S. Harris, A. Osborne, B. English. 2nd—D. Knoll, K. Harlan, C. Russell, K. Owsley, K. Buckingham, G. Fox, A. Mahone, L. Scott. Top—C. Wells, K. Eyler. 63 SPIRIT IS CREATED BY THE VIKING BAND Bottom left—Pep Band wakes you up early on Friday morning. Bottom right—Jan Bristow sweats under the hot sun at marching practice. Trombones—Ist Row, L to R—M. Blevins, B. Whitaker, G. Scott. 2nd—B. Anderson, L. Ruthe ford, J. Wilson, B. Brown, L. Briggs, J. Scott. 3rd—J. Shupe, J. Benning, B. Goins. Top left—Bassoons, L to R—S. Brinkley, L. DeBusk, R. Bell. Bottom left—Band trips are fun, and waiting is the hardest part. Alto Clarinets—M. Beverly, K. Davenport. Top right—Saxophones, | to r—D. Morrell, A. Snyder, S. Banks, L. Bourillion, A. Meyers. Standing, A. Howard, C. Jones, G. Bassett, B. Combs. Middle left—John says, ‘Tweet, tweet, tweet.” Bottom left—Bass Clarinets, | to r—M. Cald- well, M. Smith, D. Wells. Bottom right—Clarinets, below, K. Johnston. 1st Row, D. Gilley, T. Paris. 2nd Row, L. Wyatt, S. Hardwick, L. Sproles, G. Haga, A. Shankle. 3rd Row, T. Ford, L. An- derson, G. Wampler, J. Henry. 4th Row, T. Callahan, B. Jones, J. Hamby, T. Peake, S. Fultz, C. Tucker, L. Meyers. THS BAND MARCHES ONWARD Above left—Mr. Wenger demonstrates the proper way to march. Above right—E Clarinets—S. Hicks, L. Williams. Left—Baritones, Ist Row, J. Bristow. 2nd Row, C. Johnson, J. Vann, B. Boyd. 3rd Row, M. Lynch, P. Jones, P. Dalton, P. Bockian. 67 68 Sea RN Top—Majorettes, left to right—T. Peake, K. Daven- port, R. McReynolds, J. Rakes (head), L. DeBusk, R. Bell, C. Bingham. Above—Band members get ready to go to DeFriese Park. Right—Drum Major John Vann. AUXILIARY UNITS ADD COLOR Top—Flag girls, 1st Row, left to right—D. Spink, M. Morrell. 2nd Row, S. Lunsford, C. Welch. 3rd Row, B. Bray, S. Brinkley (capt.), B. Kelly. 4th Row, A. Lambert, V. Moretz. Sth Row, J. Bynum. 6th Row, L. Meyers, P. Booth, T. Callahan, S. Bristow, K. Taylor, J. Leonard. Left—Rifle girls, sitting, left to right—A. Snyder, D. Norman, M. Foti, L. Williams. Standing, S. Hicks (capt.). The flag and rifle corps received a first place trophy at the Bristol Band festival for the best specialty corps in Class A competition. 69 SECTIONS MAKE A ei Sa BETTER = La A ARS a ae ee a Top left—Trumpets, Ist Row, left to right—M. Hutton, D. Rose, T. Hut- ton. 2nd—C. Goins, S. Simmerman, J. Trinkle, D. Simerly, K. McReynolds. 3rd—M. Shepard, J. Hatch, G. Jessee, C. Overstreet, R. Saddler. 4th—P. Green, W. Baxter, M. Smith, L. Mor- rell. 5Sth—R. Wells, T. Massengill. eta ee isto ReRaip Coun —. S106 Viescrwny Tee oe we Were , Above—Tubas, Ist Row—D. Meinhart, D. Sutton, J. Ford, J. Pippin. Top—T. Cole, T. Simerly. Middle right—’Tammy Tuba.” Bottom right—The Mighty Viking Band performs at half 70 time. Percussion—First row (left to right)—B. Williams, S. Burklow, M. Roberts, S. Frazier, C. Colonis. Second row—J. Carroll, P. Dixon, N. Cartwright, C. Welch. Tenor Sax—First Row (left to right-—K. Nasiaka, R. Layman. Back—M. Foti, D. Norman. Tal ANCHOR CLUB SAILS INTO ACTION Top—Juniors, 1st Row, | to r— R. Baer, N. Beverly, D. Moore, S. Millard, L. Bundy, S. Locke. 2nd Row, K. Glover, J. Bailey, S. Harris, K. Beckner, K. Feno, lio, N. King, A. Morton, M. Bledsoe, Middle left—Two enemies unite to form Civin- Anchor. Middle right— Sweetheart Tommy Witcher. Below—Sophomores, clock- wise—D. Clark, A. Antrican, Bs Grumip,, S: Shertey, = E: Salyer, A. Hudson, L. Ruther- ford, S. Quesenberry, K. Loud, L. Thomas, A. Jones, J. Bassett, IMG Ailes, Ga Jelenecis, , Wolford, C. Nidiffer, M. Williams. Seniors—Front, | to r—J. Spaulding, J. Vance, J. Irwin, J. Rock, J. Nida, C. Kistner, J. Rakes, B. Kelly, a a sat Gea OY. Se R. Salyer. Middle up, T. Stone, T. Pierce, R. y, C. Preston, L. Countiss, L. McCary, S. Barr. Back, | to r—B. Bray, P. Booth, B. Quesenberry, B. Clark, M. Browning, T. Witcher (Sweetheart). Officers—Sitting, | to r—J. Irwin (v. p.), N. King (chap.), J. Rock (treas.), L. Me- Cary (sec.), B. Jones (sgt.-at-arms). Stand- ing—B. Quesenberry (pres.), T. Witcher (sweetheart). te) Prat x NG S ss x Ist Row, L to R—P. Adams, C. White, M. Aus tin, S. Brinkley, M. Morrell, S. Lunsford, C. Mallicote, S. Johnson, J. Foulke. 2nd—B. Booher, C Wolford, K. Leonard, S. Doss, M. Rutherford, L. Crawford, S. Johnston, L. Dowell, T. Fox. 3rd—J. Hubbard, D. Nelson, M. Stubbs, K. Martin, F Prater, D. Gentry. 4th—S, Steele, M. Bachman, K. Armstrong, T. Taylor, A. Burns. 5th—L. Hodge, A. Lambert, W. Price, B. Basham, S. Pickle, V Prater, S. White. x eo in Z Se CIVINETTES STAY INVOLVED Officers, Ist Row—L. Hodge, S. White, S. Pickle. 2nd Row—A. Lambert, W. Price, M. Prater. 3rd Row—B. Basham. 74 pit garessgiitii xe J “4 me | KEY CLUB om) OO eee GETS IT Officers, sitting—C. ae Ean Crump. Standing—T. Counts, TOG ET HER C. Powers, T. Witcher, G. Buchanan. 1st RoW. left to right—G. Buchanan, T. Counts, C. Preston, F. Millard, J. Crump, T. Witcher. 2nd Row—K. Rowe, G. Privon, _W. Reuning, C. Moore, T. Fowler, M. Garfield, R. Blanton. 3rd—J. Pino, R. Fenoglio, D. Rowell, M. Skaggs, M. Delp, T. Glasgow, S. Walling. 4th—R. Rolen, C. Glover, L. Privon, D. Jennings, C. Powers, G. Wilson. | Key Club members David Jennings, Carl Powers, Wes Reuning, and George Privon have a bad dream. 75 forearm cemhucmenannentanmmnntccanns Front row—l to r—J. Feathers, C. Fenoglio, M. Johnston, J. Nida, S. Belcher, R. Johnson, Kk. Worley. 2nd row—C. Jackson, J. Jones, M. Adkins, C. Morrell, R. Duff, A. Osburn, M. Jackson, J. Hopkins, R. Sensky, G. Galloway. 3rd row—J. Dean, M. Holmes, R. Hoffert, B. Bingham, B. Abston. S. Laos, D. Griffith, V. Price-D. Miller, JMiller. 4th row—J. Miller, W. Motter, M. Kamsey,C. Talbert, B. Wyatt, B. Harrison, C. Martin, B. Basham, M. McKinney, J. Sorah. 76 INTERACT SETS THE PACE Ist Row, left to right—C. Dickson, J. Jones, R. Haynes, S. Laos. 2nd—P. Tankersly, C. Jackson, A. Osborn. 3rd—B. Wyatt, R. Duff, S. Belcher. —- + SS.) ee Officers, left to right—R. Worley, J. Feathers, C. Fenoglio, R. Johnson, J. Nida, S. Belcher, M. Johnston. TD SES Visi ARE MEE, Allee aoa ae ONS SOR Ae hee Ist Row, L to R—K. Cooper, J. Hopkins, C. Powers, G. Privon, M. Skaggs, M. Austin, T. Tilden, G. Guffy. 2nd—C. Jackson, K. Rowe, T. Glasgow Cooper, J. Schartung, L. Estep, P. T. Ho uston, C. Shipley. INVOLVEMENT MEANS JR. CIVITAN Officers, Ist Row, L to R—R. Rolen, L. Privon, M. Austin. 2nd Row—D. Procter, T. Tilden, G. Privon. 78 : i ne : Ry ’ ; 4 ’ ‘ Ss Oe = 2 Sess 3 Se L “an é eis aie as ront—M. Anderson, J. Foulk, L. Meyer, J. Helms. Ist row—S. Fultz, M. Tittle, L. Witt, K. Cooper, S. Donahue, J. Hatch, C. Welch, B. ‘ooper, L. Matthews, P. Parks, R. Fannon, Back—P. Hooper, S. Coker, D. Moore. Mfficers—I to r—P. Hooper, S. Coker, D. Moore, M. Anderson. Not pictured— . Wooldridge. DRAMA CLUB PUTS ON Sponsor—Mrs. Sandi Anderson 79 VIKING VOICES SUPPORTS “THE ARTS” With them the seed of Wisdom did I sow, And with mine own hand wrought to make it grow; And this was all the Harvest that I reap’d— “T came like Water, and like Wind I go. From Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Above left—Ed., K. Cooper. Above right—Ilst Row, L to R—M. Shepard, J. Hatch, T. Frye, K. Cooper, T. Kitts. 2nd Row, L. Buckles, R. Cary, J. Wilson, L. Meyers, S. Owen, P. Booth. Middle left—Art Ed., T. Kitts. Middle right—Lit. Ed., P. Booth. Bottom— Bus. Mgr. T. Simerly poses with P. Bockian and M. Roberts. 80 Kim Prince—Freshman Section. CADMUS CLUB SEEKS HO RECREATE A YEAR 81 sentences Denise Richardson—Ads, Business Megr.; Sherry Johnson—Ads, Bus. Mer. 82 CADMUS CLUB GATHERS MEMORIES Top left—Mike Glasgow—Sports Section, Photographer. Xx oe Sa Sandy Bristow—Club Section. 83 Editors—D. Musick, Asst. Ed.; J. Dougherty, Ed-in- Chief. MAROON AND WHITE SEEKS NEWS IN PRINT Bottom right—Typists—B. Basham, L. Hamilton, K. Leonard, K. Beckner, L. Cunningham. Bottom left—Newspage—S. Elswick, K. Jones, J. Paty, A. Morton, S. Harris (ed.), V. Moretz. SNIPES ORS LISD Middle left—Feature Page, Ist Row—T. Brewer, J. Leonard (ed.), P. Hooper. 2nd Row—L. Salyer, M. Alley, S. Daniels. Middle right—Editorial—kneeling, L. Grubbs. Standing, G. Osborne, K. Glover (ed.), D. Gentry, in tree, D. Marshall. Left—Sports, left to right—J. Schartung, T. Tilden, S. Cashwell, N. King, J. Hopkins, G. Guffey (ed.). 85 es if Front Row, left to right—J. Paulin, L. Stout, C. Cunningham, G. Lane, M. Eller. 2nd Row—J. Crowell, C. Crowder, M. Mumpower, J. La Booker, G. Bowman, C. Barker. 3rd Row—G. Campbell, D. Murrey, R. Eggers, D. Link, G. Privette. VICA PROMOTES SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD Officers—lst Row—L. Stout, C. Cunningham. 2nd Row—G. Lane, J. Lane, C. Crowder. 3rd Row—Mr. Doug Kistner, R. Eggers, D. Link. 4th Row—M. Eller. 86 TOEC SEEKS SKILLS IN OFFICE WORK ye og ¢ ae Officers, L to R—M. Morrell, A. Lambert, S. Lunsford, L. McCary, T. Meade. aie 2 oo Ist Row, L to R—L. Hashbarger, S. Peters, S. Brinkley, B. Clark, C. Wells, V. Burnette. 2nd Row—C. Taylor, P. Smith, S. Keen, B. Jones, D. Phillips, J. Shankle, S. Johnson, Mrs. Thomason. Not pictured: D. Richardson, C. Bingham. ——, Tennessee Office Education Club NHS RECOGNIZES GLE STUDENTS Top left—Honor Society members are required to be good students. Top right—L. to R—Old members— Ist row—J. Leonard, J. Dougherty, B. Bray, T. Fleenor, K. Whitehead. 2nd row—sS. Bristow, C. Jeter, B. Kelly, S. Barr, P. Booth, M. Beverly, L. Gibson. 3rd row—D. Musick, J. Vann, S. Reuning, G. Buchanan, C. Fenoglio. Center—L. to R.—New members—l1st row—M. Loudy, K. Miller, A. Morton, T. Noonkester, G. Privon, L. Privon, J. Schar- tung, T. Tilden. 2nd row—R. Blanton, K. Taylor, J. Wilson, B. Bingham, S. Cashwell, C. Combs, G. Guffey, S. Harris, P. Houston, N. King. Bottom—L. to R.—Officers—J. Vann—Pres., R. Parker—Spons., L. Gibson—Treas., C. Fenoglio—V. Pres., D. Musick—Sec. 88 RADIO CLUB PROMOTES BROADCASTING John Hatch, Tech. Dir.; Mitch Roberts, Station Mgr. Birinci Sitting—J. Hatch, M. Roberts, J. Guinn, C. Welch. Standing—S. Camnbell, J. Benning, T. Phipps, J. Crawford, T. Deihls. 89 D from bottom—J. Blanton, T. Stinnett, S. Woodlief, V. Henderson, T. Hall, P. Adams, R. Combs, M. Gibson, K. Doss, L. Shaffer, J. Strouth, Oliver, V. Brown. E from top—S. Smith, P. Merritt, A. Burns, R. Sanders, C. Mallicote, L. Cross, T. Harrigan, S. White, A. Bennett, T. Hende son, A. Nowlin, T. Mann, J. Whitten. C from top—J. Edmonds, J. Fleenor, N. Chapman, S. Eller, G. Vaughn, S. Phelps, J. Smelser, C. Wolford, Booher, R. Springs. A from bottom—J. Royston, J. Graham, S. Vestal, A. Testerman, C. Worley, D. Powers, M. Adkins, T. Bennett, D. Mother T. Eller, S. Stein, M. Abulhusson, C. Adkins, A. Barnes, S. Nelson, K. Gray, T. Henegar. Middle—T. Spriggs, J. Phipps. Left—Officers, Ist Row—L. Witt, T. Eller, A. Burns. 2nd Row—S. Smith, K. Arnold, S. Eller. DECA MEANS BUSINESS 90 Seniors—Ist Row, L to R—S. Bristow, K. Whitehead. 2nd Row—P. Booth, J. Dougherty, B. Bray, L. Hamilton. 3rd—J. Nida, J. Vance, S. Barr, B. Kelly. 4th—C. Jeter, J. Leonard, J. Jones, C. Kistner, L. Gibson, M. Beverly. 5th—G. Lawson, M. Tranum, D. Musick, S. Layman. 6th—G. Buchanan, J. Vann, T. Fleenor. BETA CLUB BUILDS ACADEMICS Above—Officers, standing—T. Fox, L. Hamilton, in tree—S. Daniels, T. Fleenor, A. Burns, L. Shaffer. Middle left—Juniors, Ist Row, L to R— W. Reuning, J. Schermerhorn, C. Powers, G. Privon, M. Garfield, M. Delp, L. Privon, B. McAllister, R. Rolen, T. Tilden. 2nd—T. Fox, L. Shaffer, M. Stub- bs, A. Morton, S. Daniels, P. Bockian, K. Fleenor, M. Bledsoe. 3rd—S. Hardwick, K. Owsley, S. Elswick, A. Burns, S. Har- ris, N. King, J. Bailey, M. Wike, K. Sherfey, K. Miller, J. Bynum, D. Meinhart, J. Schartung. 4th—C. Combs, S. Cashwell, G. Wilson, T. Noonkester, P. T. Houston. Bottom—Beta members host various col- lege representatives. 91 As ay Freshmen—J from top—J. Sams, J. Rock, M. Lynch, L. McConnell, S. Nickols, H. Narromore, K. Burnette, B. Boyd, L. Baxter. C from top—M. Bingham, B. Bassett, P. Hooper, K. Durham, P. Eades, C. Webb, M. Richards, S. Crenshaw, K. Prince, A. Newsom. L from top—J. Rock, L. Sevier, B. Sims, P. Cash, K. Davenport, S. Simmerman, W. Greene, L. Grubbs, T. Brewer. He aS. Sophomores, Ist Row, left to right—D, Rodgers, M. Shepherd, R. Layman, T.R. Bowers, A. Kennedy. 2nd Row—L. Salyer, M. Bachman, J. Fox. 3rd Row—S. Harris, B. Crump, D. Skeens, J. Bristow, J. Whitaker, A. Hudson. Cay Classical Heritage, Ist Row—N. Beverly. 2nd Row—C. Beckner,S. Har- ris, P. Booth. 3rd Row—S. Locke, M. Holms, L. Grimes. 4th Row—T. Nooncester, D. Musick, M. Foti, S. Bristow. 5th Row—S. Cashwell, M. Jackson, J. Paty. 92 ——— Classical Heritage, Ist Row, left to right—L. Gibson, L. Countiss, J. Irwin, R. Cox. 2nd Row—kK. Thompson, R. Sams, G. Bassett, M. Beverly, Mrs. Hagan. 3rd Row—S. Walling, K. Taylor, P. Robinette, B. Boyd. Officers, Ist Row, left to right—W. Greene, A. Osborne, B. Bassett, K. Loud, K. Davenport. 2nd Row—A. Kennedy, J. Whitaker, D. Musick, S. Walling, G. Bassett. Sophomores, Ist Row, left to right—M. Alley, B. English, T. Paris, G. Osborne, K. Loud, T. Brewer. 2nd Row—C. Rockett, R. Fenoglio, J. Pino, R. Ladd, C. Overstreet, T. Blair, S. Gross, C. Nidiffer. 3rd Row—J. Richardson, J. Warner, R. Gross. JCESEEKS LATIN IN EVERYDAY USE 93 FRENCH CLUB ADDS A FLAIR Officers—Ist Row, L. Hamilton, J. Bassett. 2nd—S. Daniels, J. Foulk, S. Morton, C. Shadden, C. Shipley. is - Beco sie: MEDS ee sf x ag 2 as ere ere ee oe . - oe CO Saeebe : é ee oy eer meg ee need Sie at : try Sap cio. 4 . = - Le e3 ae z Mf % e � os ‘al ee PS a Ay ee A, 9 RRS eo siiet %: ee sae a. BER ox, as bale 3 Smaps Pee NE 6 . sp aye? te SRS AS . 8 By NE ee cite - : ‘ Baie Te a ea . ats . MB RR Ta PR, si tS tid NE cea Ist Row, L to R—P. Manuel, S. Fritz, S. Johnson, A. Antrican, P. Smith, J. Bassett, A. Crawford, S. Curry. 2nd—P. Hooper, L. Daniels, P. Hooper, T. Carrier, L. Wyatt, J. Foulk, B. Robinson, S. Daniels, C. Shadden, F. Wingard, T. Diehls. 3rd—J. Francis, J. Helms, J. Martin, S. Bevins, J. Mor- ton, P. Brewer, S. Morton, L. Hamilton, C. Shipley, D. Moore, V. Smith, D. Marshall, Miss Triplett. 94 20 ua TH 7 Hi Li SCIENCE CLUB EXPERIMENTS Top, Ist Row—D. Musick, P. Shortt, P. Bockian, G. Jessee, T. Simerly, B. Creger, N. Sparks. 2nd, B. Faidley, D. Meinhart, K. Cooper, T. Cole, J. Shupe, C. Welch, J. Hatch, J. Schartung, M. Poe Werta kaw F OE ; Blevins, J. Benning. Lower right—Officers, Ist Row—K. Cooper, C. Science Club builds pyramid of knowledge. Welch, P. Bockian, B. Faidley. 2nd, J. Schartung, D. Musick, N. Sparks, J. Shupe, D. Meinhart. IN. 95 STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES EQUALITY Left—Officers, L to R—B. Bray (treas.), R. Bell (v. p.), S. Walling (pres.), J. Bynum (sec.). Below—lst Row, L to R—R. Toncray, R. Layman, D. Hicks, T. Brewer, C. Overstreet, W. Green, W. Baxter, T. Brewer, S. Brown. 2nd—R. Bell, L. Williams, A. Snyder, J. Nida, C. Fenoglio, M. Browning, J. Irwin, J. Wilson, P. Booth. 3rd—T. Peake, B. Boyd, C. Moore, S. Reuning, K. Mar- tin, C. Fenoglio, S. Walling, J. Jones, L. Gibson, B. Bray. Above—lst Row, left to right—T. Frye, T. Brewer, T. Burnette, A. Kennedy, R. Ladd, T. Blair. 2nd Row—T. Brewer, L. Seavers, H. Naramore, W. Greene, K. Burnette, L. Mc- Connell, P. Cash, L. Grubbs, W. Baxter. YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT SEEKS DEMOCRACY fficers, sitting—T. Brewer, Miss Marshall. Standing—W. Baxter, T. Frye, R. Ladd, A. Ken- dy. o7 AFS PROMOTES BROTHERHOOD Officers, 1st Row—J. Leonard, S. Walling, J. Dougherty, D. Moody, J. Wilson, Miss Marshall (sponsor), C. Combs. Above, Ist Row—A. Morton, S. Harris, N. King, J. Leonard, B. Bray, P. Booth, J. Wilson, K. Whitehead, D. Moody. 2nd— R. Cox, K. Miller, P. Hooper, S. Walling, C. Jeter, C. Kistner, A. Walti, Miss Marshall. 3rd—T. Frye, P. Stophel, L. Hamilton, T. Burnette, T. Brewer, S. Haden, A. Kennedy, L. Williams, T. Blair, C. Combs. 4th—L. Gibson, S. Daniel, P. Hooper, C. Cornelison, B. Kelly, S. Doak, D. Peake. 5th—W. Greene, L. Grubbs, L. Rutherford, G. Guffey, B. Williams, C. Quesenberry, L. Thomas, T. Burnette. Bottom left—Foreign exchange student Anna Barbara Walti. 98 4-H MEANS HEAD, HANDS, HEART, AND HEALTH Top—L to RC. Taylor, A. Mahone, L. An- derson, S. Groseclose, B. Anderson. Bottom—The smiling faces of the 4-H Club. 29 Y-TEENS ENJOY FELLOWSHIP Ist Row, left to right—L. Gibson, R. Saddler, K. Lynch, A. Mahone, S. Owen, C. Berry, Bingham, D. Ball, S. Johnson, V. Henderson, S. Doak. 2nd Row—Mrs. Guinn, P. Booth, Davenport, D. Trammell, S. Bevins, P. Brewer, K. Hoskins, L. Anderson, $. Morton. i t | 1 t Officers, sitting—S. Doak, B. Jones. Standing—P. Booth, L. Gibson, D. Trammell, K. Davenpo S. Johnson, Mrs. Guinn, in tree, B. Bingham (sweetheart). Upper left—Barry Bingham is “King” in the eyes of the Y-Teens. Bottom left—Vanessa Henderson models for the Y-Teen fashion show. FHA PREPARES FOR TOMORROW ee. vont Row, left to right—K. Lynch, K. Taylor, S. O’Neil, D. Thomas, D. Moore, D. Trammell, K. dams, S. Doak, C. Taylor. Back row—V. Henderson, A. Turner, L. Boyd, K. Buchanan, R. Kirk- ‘an, C. Kistner, J. Rakes. ‘tom bottom—V. Strawder, C. Stufflestreet, K. Henley, J. Brown, R. Johnson, T. Knowles, D. Hicks, V. Herndon, K. Booher. H from bot- n—J. Dougherty, H. Collins, S. Gentry, P. Puckett, S. Barr, J. Dery, D. Hawkins, D. Hicks, A. Love, L. Geiger. Middle, S. Miller, S. Barr. A m bottom—E. Dougherty, K. Felty, P. Booher, J. Hubbard, F. Buchanan, S. Harris, J. Blevins, L. Owens, K. Hoskins. Middle, R. Mum- wer, T. Johnson. bichil a oe i ‘nse Ra ON a) 101 Cynthia Mallicote—Head. ie Meyer ien Fultz, Lesl S fas I y S ° ia m ro v Vv 2 o — ie} oe) D © fo is} S v ow ie} Ss 3 oy jee = © 1S) N Be) = oe op) Left to Right—C. Mallicote, Smith. 1e Debb DANCERS Gail Wampler Rosamond Toncray, Rebecca Mallicote. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y SERVES THE COMMUNITY 1st Row, left to right—G. Griffin, T. Fleenor, S. Simerly, B. Jones, J. Blan- ton. 2nd—T. Fox, M. Rutherford, K. Fleenor. In tree—D. Moody, K. Miller, K. Armstrong, J. Buckles. Not pic- tured—K. Jones, K. Whitehead, J. Stuart, S. Gross. We the People Seek... Competition — Upper left: Freddie Robert taking it easy before game time. Above: Mike confers with Coach Booher. Above right: Mike M. lines up his putt. Middle right: And they are off! Right: Cathy wops the ball. ( Left: Kerri gives us a yell. Middle left: V. T. Action. Middle right: Ronnie J. pulling up on East Grease! Bottom left: Fore! Bottom right: Wes doesn’t know his own strength. rate — - pet re ee ee ee ; ; dha hie 444 ii is mi y Hity ee oe le ite ae a - le ee ei oe tips sd ae i ee . PPees egedee Segeee 1r b in coaching at THS. Thei THS number 1 in sports perior jo Head Athletic Director Bill Bingham and Head Basketball Coach Bobby Chambers have done a su years of experience have helped to make 108 WIhiviVe Pre Persro. Vie cints [ENS Stim, oN a eee a: a gta e — an Se ior ea ace Boe ck row, left to right: Meredith ES ont row, left to right: Mary Bledsoe, Angie Higgins. Middle row, left to right: Kerri Glover, Leslie Bundy. Ba 1th, Jeanie Nida, Melodye Browning. pe) eo) (nal ew) a= a ee Oe mt AAU Top left: Rock Steady! Middle left: C’mon boys! Top right: The EVIL EYE. Lower left: Another pretty face. Center: Pre-school pep. Lower right: Mary claps for victory. Bottom right: Meredith gives us support. 112 J. V. CHEERLEADERS Front row: Janet Bassett. Middle row: Lorie Bourne, Donna Clark, Kandi Jones, Angela Antrican. Back row: Sandra Doss. FROSH CHEERLEADERS Top row: Stephanie Crenshaw, Barbara Bassett, Kathy Burns, Retta Vance. Bottom row: Kim Smith, Mary Jo Richards. FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF '75-'76 Be oO : Pare t AS eS a 3 eS 2 POR BAe é: 2 : ow: H. Gibson, G. Lanier, R. Wallace, J. Manny, F. Maples (“Doc”). yt row: B. Booher, L. Rose, B. Bingham, B. Gibson, E. McLemore. Back r Bennie Gibson Larry Rose Head Line Coach Head Back Coach Bill Bingham Head Coach 115 1975 MAROON MACHINE esteem Front Row—Belcher, Worley, Johnson, Johnston, Bourne, Millard, Crump, Fenoglio, Sensky, Harrison. Second Row—Motter, Bradley, Morre Basham, Daugherty, Shipley, Green, Holmes, M. Jackson, C. Jackson, Duff. Third Row—Godsey, Noonkester, Delp, Fowler, Bingham, Moor Abston, Gentry, Nelson, Morton, T. Harrison. Fourth Row —D. Miller Woodard, J. Miller, Bell, Adkins, Ramsay, McKinney, Wyatt, Dea Jones, Rowe, Galloway. Fifth Row—Griffith, Price, Rose, Lanier, Booher, Wallace, McLemore, Manney, B. Gibson, Johnston, Bingham (Hee Coach), R. Gibson, Maples (Trainer), Miller, Los (Head Manager). Not Pictured—Sams, Laughlin. Once again the Tennessee High Maroon Machine he Sullivan East turned out a winning season with a fine record of 8 wins: Greeneville 2 losses. Our sincere thanks go to the coaches who alway} John Battle showed complete dedication and congratulations to th Johnson City team for a great year and a fine effort. You have all show Sullivan Central that you are a part of Tennessee’s Viking Pride. Elizabethton Erwin Morristown East Kingsport Virginia 116 Look alive men!!! V. T. week is here. Be de. Fullbacks: K. Bourne, R. Sensky, J. Jones, R. Duff. Bruce scores another point! Duff lets his presence be known. as Wingbacks: C. Jackson, M. Godsey, K. Rowe. Steve, Ray, and company are ready to play. Wally Bruce raises Viking extra poi : ; of — = ac SS Tailbacks: Morton, Millard, Noonkester. Guards: Morrell, Johnson, Worley, Gentry, Ramsey, Green. At right: Do the hustle! 118 ? Number what record from 30 to 34. Tight ends: Abston, Shipley, Crump. Everybody warms the bench sometime. He, Left ati - Se Viking Headhunters line up. Miller, Trainer. Managers: Griffeth, Price, Los. Not pictured: Sams, Laughlin. The Distinguished “Doc” Frank Maples. 120 Above: What’ll we do after the game? Left Centers: Fowler, Jackson, Bingham. '75 JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: Osburn, Hatfield, Bockian, Erwin, Brown, Sammons, Rosenbalm. 2nd row: Griffith, McCracken, Glasgow, Rock, Hensley, Bashar Bowers, Armstrong. 3rd row: Barker, Richardson, Carrier, Morton, Fenoglio, Pino, Tucker, Hopson, Rock. Above: Rick breaks up a play. Above middle: Paul gives T. R. a helping hand. Above right: Coach B. Booher. Bottom mid- dle: Pass protection. Right cor- ner: Going for 6. eZ 8 8 | -! § Top left: Another TD for Gary. Top right: R. Erwin prepares to hit a Bearcat. Left: Bockian to the rescue! Bottom: Hikel!! I8eS « ize Back row, left to right: J. Lowe, K. Booher, T. Miller, D. Slusher, S. Williamson, M. Brazwell, R. Oliver, J. Morton, D. Penick, B. Cooper, C. Childress, C. Mallin. Middle: W. Whitesides, B. Bockian, D. Trammell, H. Ross, E. Kelly, T. Dixon, J. Eury, M. Simcox, J. Ball, J. Beck, D. Bullock, D. Brown, B. Cook. Front: M. Wolfe, P. Gregg, D. Irwin, G. Eaton, S. Nickles, D. Blevins, B. Boyd, T. Kelly, C. Heath, J. Faidley, P. West, K. Eller. 123 TIVELAYSVE ALISUVA 9Z2-SZ, 124 Derrick Hord Tim Counts Mike Jackson Billy Torrence - Stoney Reuning Derrick makes a runaway lay-up. Craig Glover 125 Above: Viking Roundball coach, Bob Cham- bers. Above right: Dead-eye Derrick aims to tickle the twine. Right: Torrence drives against a devilish op- ponent. Below: Mr. Hord gets on the board. Below right: Olan goes Indian-hunting. Middle: THS fans are bored with Bearcat lineup. crepwamn ansr W '75-'76 126 pare a Ce ee eaataelitininsiowassiassteiin Top: Viking Basketball Managers: Gross, Woods, McNutt. Middle: Counts jumps for two. Above right: Derrick out jumps his op- ponent. Below: Olan shoots for two while the bench looks on. 127 Top: The Devils are having quite a time dancing with “Mr. D.” Above: Neither rain nor snow nor D. B. nights can keep Tim Counts from the completion of his weekly point rounds. 128 Wes Reuning RUG RE SOE EERIE TROIS Kevin Smith Above: Klutz slides one in through the side door. Left: Counts sails the ball over an outstretched Erwin arm. Below: Olan Baker slips the ball through the eye of the Cyclones. Olan Baker Todd Klutz 129 Front row: S. Ray, R. Fenoglio, J. Pino, B. Strawbridge, T. Tester, G. Morton. Back row: M. Rosenbalm, G. Gufeey, K. Smith, C. Glover, K. Strat ton, G. Spangler, M. Glasgow. Right: Morton lays it up for two. Far right: Frosh Team— Slusher, Brown, Simcox, Fuller, Coach Summerell, Heath, Braswell, Eury, Blevins, Boyd. Left: Glasgow tips it off. 130 CROSS COUNTRY oe xe Peet Karen breaks the tape again! Smile! Se The Four Footmen of the Apocalypse. Karen and Kay ponder their performances. A syil BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Back row, left to right: Coach Murrell, Ray, Skaggs, Proctor, Tranum, Fultz, Tilden, Schartung. Front row: Abston, Whittaker, Otta nder, La son, Slusher, Bowery, Johnson, Spangler. Head coach Tom Murrell Right: D. Proctor, T. Bowery, T. Tilden; All Big Nine. 132 Left: John puts the move on John Battle. Below: Mur- rell tallies times. ront row, left to right: Paula McCready, Donna Clark, Sandra Johnson, Cathy Cornelius. yn. Back row: Karen Loud, Debbie Trammell, Kay Dod- £35 '75-'76 VOLLEYBALL TEAM ‘eeeecie ia M. Prater, Spriggs, Price, Fenoglio, P. Prater, Buchanan. Upper right: Willie spikes it. Above: Tracie prepares to slam it. Bottom right: Captains Willie Price, Coach Pinkston, Cathy Fenoglio. At right: Cathy shows her form. 134 Debbie Cressell shows her hustling ability. Below: Sue and Fay square off at the net. Middle left: Karen Talbert shows proper technique for serving. Left: Gibson, White, Armstrong, Brewer, Cressell, Talbert. 135 1975-’76 BIG 9 CHAMPIONS Top row: R. Arnold, B. Faidley, R. Blanton, C. Rorrer, D. Campbell, D. Kelcher, L. Cruey. 2nd row: C. McNew, S. Cashwell, J. Bell, C. Combs, K. Martin, C. Estep, D. Kiersted. 3rd row: M. Bachman, P. Hatcher, C. Montgomery, L. Schoenhardt, F. Hawkes, F. Wolfe, A. Hudson, D. Malone. 4th row: A. Glasgow, D. Kiersted, N. Rogers, B. Mosely, D. Hart, L. Estep. At right: Captains Rob Blanton, Lynn Cruey, and Coach John Connor. Our congratulations to the swim team are sincere and well deserved as both girls and boys turned out winning records (7- 0, 5-2) and won the Big Nine title for the third and second con- secutive years. Good luck in the upcoming season! 136 eo ef ss ng Distance: M. Bachman, K. Martin, C. Rorrer, A. Hudson. Medley relay: D. Kiersted, K. Martin, D. Kiersted, N. Rogers. rata sip hertirnerteiiine a, Sprinters: L. Schoenhardt, N. Rogers, A. Glasgow, L. Cruey. Freestyle relay: N. Rogers, A. Hudson, L. Cruey, L. Schoenhardt. 1 Y , Medley relay: J. Bell, D. Malone, R. Blanton, R. Arnold. if Onuatasie Distance: D. Kelcher, B. Faidley, C. Cashwell, F. Wolfe. Freestyle relay: D. Campbell, C. Estep, L. Estep, D. Kelcher. 138 Boys’ Tennis Team—Kneeling: Craig Jackson. Middle: Jennings, Gene Wilson. fn tm ay iepettaninnnatps Left: Counts gives us a “bad” look. Above: Jackson tries to fan the court dry. 19 Front Row: N. King, B. Crump, V. Strawder, M. Smith, T. Stone, L. Countiss. Back Row: K. Talbert, R. Vance, M. Bachman, M. Wike, D. Moore T. Brewer, J. Vance, J. Trinkle. Above: Junior “Goose” Jennings. At Right: Senior Charles Talbert. 140 he Big Six of the Girls’ Tennis Team—Left to Ri tone. Left: Junior C. D. Powers. Below: Junior Wes Reuning. ght: Nell King, Vickie Strawder, Meredith Smith, Lisa Countiss, Brennan Crump, and Trish 141 '76 VIKING LINKSMEN TEES SN Ni RRL MR ne Ne peeneiaovhioie ‘im Front Row: Wise, Waterfield. Second Row: Tayloe, Talley, Marshall, Buchannan, Tankersly, Flick. Third Row: Kelly, Dean, Cook) Baumgardner, Childress, Fleming. Back Row: Coach Bob Zeiger. Above: Coach Zeiger. At Right: The Pride of the Vikings. 142 Sherrill Flick Phil Tankersly f “19 [UA “[ ‘Stayqeay “[ dt1g “yf SOT] 'S :MOs UP ‘AosIApy—ddO ‘[ ‘dsajy [ ‘Yes0g [ ‘UasyxseID PY “[ ‘UOJ1OP ‘[ ‘UOJsUYO{ YDeOD :MO1 PAE “Ud]OY yRAaT IA Gl ‘AySuas “yY ‘WN “y ‘Ysny { ‘1ayoag °s :Mos puz “URLUSIU MA ‘[ ‘UOSYIIG ‘D ‘peosapyrepy “q ‘uLoyeursayys { ‘AraqyBno0q “g ‘ZN “Gq YB 0} ye]—™M 9Z, DNITILSAUM Charles Dickson Robert Duff Steve Belcher Middle: Mat maids Karen Leonard, Scot- tie Millard, Cathy Fenoglio, Robin Baer, Willie Price. Bottom: Rick works for a pin. Above: George awaits for his match. 145 ADONnK wO FAK LOX 146 Robert Duff takes flying leap. Mile relay: Wyatt, Proctor, Hopkins, Ottander. Distance: Front—Hopkins, Proctor, Slusher, Haynes. 2nd: Mid- : dlekoop, Gross. 3rd row: Tilden, Spangler, Watkins, Skeens, Rogers. Above—Distance: Tartar, Gross, Haynes, Hazenfield, Middlekoop, Slusher, Hopkins, Rogers, Proctor, DePew. Right—Boy’s Track Team: Front—Privon, Campbell, DePew, Nickels, Eaton, Bullock, Rogers, Middlekoop, Hopkins. 2nd: Bockian, Galloway, Skeens, Whitaker, Ruther- ford, Tartar, Kitts, Haynes, Privon, Proctor, Slusher. 3rd: Belcher, Duff, Paty, Hazenfield, Wyatt, Pippin, Almond, Spangler, Schartung, Gross. 147 Girl’s Track Team: Trivette, Schartung, Hopkins, Shaffer, Cox, Goodman, McReynolds, Bishop, Morton, Trammell, Cornelson, Loud, Johnson, Clark, Austin Sherfey, Toncray, Peake, Thomas, McCready. , Above: Pole vaulters—G. Privon, L. Privon. Right: Sprinters—Trammell, Thomas, Hopkins, McReynolds, Goodman, Toncray, Cox, Bishop, Austin, Shaffer. Distance: Johnson, Loud, McCready, Cor- — nelson, Trivette, Morton, Peake. High jump: Clark, Sherfey. 148 BASEBALL '76 Back row: Nelson, Smith, Baker, Basham, Rutherford, Rose, Stratton, McKinney, Shipley. Woodard, Morton, Basham, Sharpe, Strawbridge. Senior Chris Fenoglio Moe oo. 5 ae ee ss Coaches: Rose, Rutherford, Gibson. Senior Bruce Basham 150 ok Pe 9 5: f See se = a Le he e Se os ets: 4 a SS Outfielders: Basham, Stratton, McKinney, Shipley, Nelson, Woodard, Adkins, Gross, Rosenbalm. Ee RCT: A we eal Fos altace = ue . % 3 : - be . sx 3 cae ut a i fas Senior Scott Woodard Catchers: Basham, Sharpe. 151 OS IN MEMORIAM Helen Faust What was her essence? A Shakespearean sonnet might have captured it, but we fumble. Assuredly, her beauty brightened the school and pleased our eyes. Her grace of body and spirit moved us to wonder. Her gentle wit surprised us and tickled our funny bones. Her charm and quiet dignity compelled us to instinctive respect, as her gentleness soothed the abrasive edges of the day. But it was her love that mattered most. She was all that we could desire in a teacher. We are grieved that she is gone, but we are enriched because she lived. FACULTY ENRICHES STUDENTS pas SRA BAHT SUPERINTENDENT Bea Mencaieeatine Dr. James Thomas 156 SCHOOL BOARD Seated—I to r—Mrs. John Paty, Mrs. William Hepburn. Standing—Mr. Frank Tilden, Mr. John Hogans, Mr. Douglas Bassett. 157 Bristol Tennessee Board of Education—Mr. Shelbourne Wallace, Mr. Frank Tilden, Mr. John Hogans III, Mrs. John Paty, Jr., Mrs. William Hepburn, Jr. Mr. Douglas Bassett. ADMINISTRATION Hugh David—Principal Right—Mr. “Tall Paul” Odom gets in the groove. 158 Coach Basham tracking down a student. Below—Mr. David! Babysitting during school hours? 12. 4 PONS fh : Dic tion : j a BAL AP Miss Marshall’s mind is elsewhere . . . 2 es A 8: i Wet, we Bh rela weee Se see ie nse tee 8 “Ready ... Begin!” Mr. Depriest shows how he spends his free time. 160 ively to her students tens attent 1S Top—Miss Haywood | tis Left—Mrs. Duff conducts cho t grow on trees.” , Above— “All nuts don 161 CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAN PERSONNEL Left—Mr. Cannon and Mr. Castle ‘oer Mr. James Chapman Mrs. Grace O'Dell Mrs. Johnnice Smith YY nu wy i Mrs. Minnie Mikeal Mrs. Mary Barker Mrs. Ruby Bralley Mrs. Gertrude Arnold 162 GUIDANCE DEPT. SEEKS TO MAKE DREAMS A REALITY 7 ¥ wal u ‘ Miss Dorothy Knisle Mr. Jim Marshall Mrs. Sally Wherry y Mf yf Mrs. Betty Morton Mrs. Parker?” , grinning at “What are you Mrs. Robbie Parker SEEK omh® Mrs. Nancy Cuthill THS LIBRARY SHARE VAST INFORMATION isi) | ist iI | BY hi) ep) 0 se)L | jiheljom| Mrs. Morton hard at work. Above SS a 2e0000 8% 0 0 0 e © Vi Left—Mrs. Parker caught off guard. Mrs. McCroskey Mrs. Phipps SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. Woolwine Mrs. Banner 165 ART DEPARTMENT SEEKS TO ENCOURAGE CREATIVITY Mrs. Ann McAllister iin Students learn to be creative in art class. 166 aa HOME EC DEPARTMENT OFFERS COURSES TO BO oexXES John demonstrates his sewing technique. 167 BUSINESS DEPT. MEANS SPEED, SKILL, AND ACCURACY. Right—Mr. Jenkins teaches his class how to get along in the busi- ness world, , Mr. Doug Arwood Mrs. Patsy Davis Mrs. Jean Thomason Mr. Marvin Evans Mr. Carl Jenkins Right—Typing students con- centrate on having an error free paper. 168 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT SEEKS © DEVELOP SKILLS IN INDUSTRY Left—Busy beavers Jane Rock and Rachel Salyer. Left—Mr. Darrell Joiner 169 Mr. De Priest TEACHERS TAKE ACTIVE ROLE IN BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 170 Left: Mrs. Dickerson MATH DEPARTMENT DEVELOPS NUMERICAL SKILLS ; Left—Mr. Countiss confirms that two plus two does indeed equal four. Mr. T. C. Countiss Mrs. Mary Connor Mr. Wayne Wright Miss Katherine Kesner Mrs. Luann Rolen Not pictured—Mr. Thomas O'Dell; Miss Florence Bogart 171 ATHLETICS DEPT. SlikGS obo NOI ONLY PHYSICAL FITNESS BUT ALSO SPORTSMANSHIP Mr. Bill Bingham— Head of Athletics Dept. Mr. Benny Rutherford Top right—Doc Maples dressed to the hilt. Above—Coach Zeiger takes a break from monotony of school life. S, oe P e . 4 po t, j f : Mr. John Conner Mrs. Ruth Watson Mr. Tom Murrell 172, De iy , a, Mr. Bob Zeiger Mr. Bobby Chambers Mr. Don Stafford Left—Allen and Coach Booher share many of the same interests. Right—Coach Murrell tallies up points during recent track meet. W7 2} Above—Coach Eddie McLemore. Far Right—Bopping Benny. Center—Coach Murrell and his followers. Bottom Right—Baseball Coaches Larry Rose and Ben Rutherford. Below—Robert Duff shows us his good side. 174 LANGUAGE DEPT. PLACES EMPHASIS ON UNDERSTANDING Miss Catherine Triplett Mrs. Georgia Hagan atin students Nancy Beverly, Susan Harris, Marie Beverly, and Cathy Beckner stand in front of the Saturnalia tree decorated with handmade rnaments. Mrs. Ann Crew Mr. Wallace McClellan Mr. Richard Burk 176 Right—Mrs. Crew with her basket of goodies. Mr. Jerry Barker Mrs. Nancy Dickerson SCIENCE IS KNOWLEDGE Left—‘‘Doc’”” Maples and Tanya Fleenor—members of the THS Bicen- tennial Society. NAY Below—Mrs. Guinn lectures her class on our heritage. Bottom right—Mr. Allgood stands beside his portrait. Mr. Eddie McLemore Mrs. Jane Fisher Mr. Owen Allgood Mrs. Lorraine Guinn 178 Left—Mrs. Fisher is hard at work grad- ing test papers. THS HISTORY DEPARTMENT SEEKS TO RECAPTURE OUR HERITAGE Left—Miss Marshall displays bicentennial arti- cles in the proper attire of the eighteenth cen- tury. WAS) Top Right—Mrs, Branscomb gives her ENGLISH DEPARTMENT students a study period. Bottom Right—Mrs. Anderson waits for the lunch bell. Mrs. Carrie Painter Mrs. Nancy Fleenor 180 Mrs. Rebecca Vicars Miss Miller explains assignments to stu- dents. Miss Maxie Miller i” Mr. Williams holds a discussion period. rs. Houser lectures on how to diagram sentences. 181 ENGLISH DEPT. SEEKS AWARENESS THROUGH LITERATURE AND GRAMMAR Above Mrs. Painter opens a Christmas gift from a student. Right—Mrs. Houser supervises students’ classwork. Brecon | i Mrs. Mary Alice Hyde Mrs. Sandi Anderson Mrs. Kathy Houser 182 te. dicot 3 E Mr. George Wenger MUSIC DEPARTMENT GROWS IN NUMBER DURING Mrs, Virginia Dulf '75-'76 SCHOOL YEAR 183 186 Pep sessions, football games, really close friends, Basketball games, nine weeks tests, good times, Rough times, wandering on the front lawn, Baccalaureate, Class Night, and finally Graduation. Baseball, track, wrestling, friendships so warm, Teachers, classmates, rap sessions in the front hall; Now college, or tech school, or marriage, or work, Memories of high school, memories for life. Now that the seniors will be leaving, We wish the underclassmen good luck, To uphold the fine school that we have. Tennessee High School, we will never forget. Bruce Basham CLASS OF 1976 OFFICERS Ray Johnson—President Nancy Williams— Jeanie Nida— Steve Belcher— Billy Harrison— Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Chaplain 187 Adams, Pamela Sue—Civinettes 3, 4; DECA 4; Drama Club 4; Track 3. Adkins, Cheryl Annette—DECA 3, 4; Bat Girl 1. Anderson, Mark Douglas—Drama Club 4. Armstrong, Kim Kaye—Civinettes 4; FNA 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, vice-pres. 4; Jr. Humane 3, 4, vice-pres. 3, sec. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 4. Arnold, Kenny Ray—DECA 1, 2, vice- pres. 1, pres. 2; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Austin, Linda L. Baker, Charles Henry—Basketball 1, 2, 3! Ball, Judy Darlene—Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2; FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 4. Barker, Garnett Gordon—Science Club 1; Band 1; ICT 4. 188 Barnes, Rebecca Ann—FNA 1; DECA 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Barr, Sandra Sue—Anchor 2, 3, 4; 75-76ers 3, 4; JCL 1, 2; AFS 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; ETEA Orchestra 3; UT Honors 2; Majorette 2, 3. Belcher, Ronald Lee Bennett, Anita Yvonne Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Benning, Jeffrey Ward—Jr. Civitan 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State East 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, man. 3, 4. Bentley, Dawn Yvette—DECA 3; TOEC 3: DECA 4; Berry, Carolyn Sue—FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 4 Beverly, Clara Marie—JCL 2; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Youth Senate Program; Stu- dent Council 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, chap. 4. Blanton, Ardie Herman—Football 1, 2. Blanton, Robert Hamilton—Key Club 2, 3747 GLa 23S wim leamp� e2 no, 4) most imp. 2; All Big 9—3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4. Blevins, Mark Steven—Science Club 2, 3, 4; Football 3. Bourne, Kevin Charles—Interact 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4. ... IT’S ALL IN A HARD DAY’S WORK FOR SENIORS! Far Left—Sherry Johnson. Left—Jane Rock and Rachel Salyer 189 Left—Melodye Browning accompan fifth period Viking Singers. Right—T Counts perfects his work. Bowman, Gary Lynn—VICA 3, 4. Boyd, Bryan Koether—JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 4; Hmrm. officer 4. Bray, Brenda Susan—Kappa Sigma 1; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; All State Choir 3; AFS 3, 4; Keyettes 3; Cadmus 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Ed 3, Ed. 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Treas. 4; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4; Academic Excellence 3; NHS 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Teen Set ED. 3; Hrm. Officer 3. Brinkley, Sarah Ruth—Civinettes 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Captain 3, 4. Barr, Beverly E. Bristow, Sandra Leigh—Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, “OMG 1, 2, SZ lleva Giidl , (3), AL Browning, Melodye Lynne—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Jr. Vars. Chldr. 1, capt. 2 Vars. Ghildiao 4-5) Glen lve 3 Conc: Choir 3, 4; Viking Singers 3, 4; Student Coun. 4; County Day 3; Choral Coun. 4; V-T Queen Finalist 1, 2, 3; Basketball Queen Cont. 1; Sports Queen Cont. 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Buchanan, George Conway—Key 3, 4, vice-pres. 4; JCL 1, 2; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Jr. Court 3. Buckingham, Lisa Ann—JCL 1; Band 1, Dy By Buckles, Margaret Jane—FNA 1, pres. 1; Alpha 3, 4; Jr. Humane 3, 4, sec. 4. Byington, Mike Lee Campbell, Charles David—Swim Team Ph, aye 190 Campbell, Milton Gregory—VICA 4. Carr, Cynthia Jo Carroll, James Alvin—Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Carter, Pamela Elaine—Parking Lot 3; Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 4. Cartwright, Nancy Jean—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, treas. 4. Chapman, Nancy Earlene—Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 2; DECA 3, 4; Civinettes 3. Clark, Rebecca Lynne—Anchor 4; TOEC 4; V-T Queen Finalist 2, 3, 4; Jr. Court 3; Pres. Chorus 2; Treasurer Choral Dept. 4; Viking Singers 4. Coker, George Steven—Drama_ Club, pres. 4. Cole, John Thaddeus—Science Club 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; Boy’s State 3. 191 Right—Gordon Lawson, Jeff Jones, and John Jones compare History notes. Cole, Lonnie Wayne—Football 1; Wres- tling 1. Cooper, Kim Anne—Drama Club 4. Countiss, Lisa M.—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis—1, 2, 3, 4, ltrd.; Academic Excellence 3; District One Tennis Champ 3. Counts, Timothy Paul—Key 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; Sweetheart Keyettes 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, capt. 4; Itrd. 2, 3, 4; All Big Six 3, 4. Cox, Rosemary Lynn—JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Cadmus 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4. Creger, Brian Martin—Cadmus 2, 3, 4; Science 2, 4. Cross, Lisa Monique—Jr. Var. Chldr. 1; Varsity Alternate 3; Civinettes 3; DECA 3, 4; Chorus 3. Crowell, Jeffrey Lynn—Hi-Y 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; VICA 4; Chorus 3. 192 Crump, James Owen—Interact 2; Key Club 3, 4, sgt-at-arms 4; Jr. Class Vice- Pres.; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4. Cunningham, Debbie Ann—DECA 3, 4; FNA 2. Cunningham, Linda Sue DECA 3; Maroon White 3, 4. Dalton, Perry Lynn—Band 1, 2, ay, aE Concert Choir 3, 4; Viking Singers 3; Track 4. Davenport, Kenetha Clair—yY-Teens 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4. Davis, Robert Donald Decker, Jann Ann DiVirgilio, Ellen Carole—Chorus 3, 4; Junior Court; V-T Queen Candidate. 193 Doak, Sylvia Anne—Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; FHA 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Viking Singers 4; Claro TAES 4 Gadmus none Dougherty, Frances Janine—Kappa Sig- ma 1; Glee Club 1; Alpha 2, 3; Chorus 2; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; King Fellow 3; Maroon White 2, 3, 4, editor 4. Duff, John O.—Track 3, Itrd.; Football 2, Sh CE Msrell 24. 3) Dulaney, Jack M.—Glee Club 2. Dykes, David Dewolf—Hi-Y 2, vice- pres.; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Edmonds, Joni Denise—Science 1; Spanish 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, pres. 1; DECA 3. Eller, Morris R—VICA 4. Eller, Sherry Kaye—Student Council 1, AE” Be IDJROIN By, Zp Alpha 1; FNA 1; Civinettes 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, Dy Be Faidley, Brian Lee—Science 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Itrd. 2, 3, 4. Feathers, Jeffrey Dean—Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Interact 4; Hmrm. Of- ficermp Rana Fenoglio, William Christopher—Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Itrd. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4, Itrd. 3, 4; Interact 3, 4, treas. 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3, 4, vice-pres. 4; Concert Choir 4; Music Council 4; Boy’s State 3; Youth Senate, Who’s Who. Fleenor, Tanya Elaine—AFS 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Alpha 2, 3, 4; Cadmus 3; Youth Senate Program. 194 Fritts, Sherri Kay—French Club 4. Frye, Terry Carroll—JCL 2; Viking Voices 4; AFS 4; Model Gov’t Club 3, 4, President 4; Youth Senate Program. Galloway, George Henry—JCL 1, 2; Hi- ol 2 Football 20) 4 lrack.o, 4 ain teract 4. Gentry, Fred Winfield— Gentry, Mark Alan—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hmrm. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Gibson, Lesa Lorraine—Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4: ICC 4; Y-Teens 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 4; Track 3, 4; Guy iy, ey, AE Glasgow, Thomas Edward—Football 1, 2; Track 2; Cross Country 3; JCL 1, 2; Key Club 4; Jr. Civitan 4. Goins, William Thieson—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, gov. 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; Jr. Civitan 3; Stage Band 3, 4; Men’s Ensemble 4; Brass En- semble 1, 2. Gray, Kathy Darlene—DECA 3, 4. Grimes, Linda Dianne—JCL 2, 3, 4; Jr. Humane 3. Gross, Debbie Karen—Chorus 3, 4. Hall, Teresa Jane—Glee Club 1; DECA 4. 195 Hamilton, Lisa Fay—Bible Club 1; Glee Club 1; 4-H 2; AFS 3, Y-Teens 2; Viking Dancers 3; Swim Team 1; Maroon White 3. Harlow, Gerald Edward Harrigan, Teresa Ann—DECA 3, 4; Y- Teens 3; Civinettes 3; Maroon White. Harrison, William Louis—Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, ltrd. 4; Wrestling 3, 4, Itrd. 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Interact 4; Sr. Class Chaplain. Haynes, Ronald Neal—Interact 4. Hazenfield, Larry Alan—Wrestling 4; Track 4; Interact 4. Henninger, Peggy Ann Henley, Debbie Lee—Volleyball 2; FHA 4. Herndon, Vickie Joann—TOEC 3; FHA 4. Herr, David Dwayne—Parking Lot 2, 3; Tennis 1; 2) 3; 4: Ghess 1) Hodge, Gloria Dawn—Parking Lot 1, 2, SA VIGAT3 41 Gino: Hooper, Penny Sherri—Band 1, 2, 3; Ri- fle 3; Kappa Sigma 2; AFS 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Drama 4; Maroon White 4; Radio 3. 196 Hubbard, Judith Ann—Civinettes 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Viking Singers 3; Track 4. Hutson, Tammy Rebekah—TOEC 3. Irwin, June Elizabeth—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Student Council 4; JCL 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Jr. Court. Jackson, Carson Lee Jessee, Gilbert Clifford—Band 3, 4; Track 4; Chorus 4; Science 3, 4. Jeter, Cheryl A—NHS 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Anchor 3; Cadmus 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; AFS 3; Junior Court. Johnson, Christopher Mark—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Johnson, Kathy Dianne—Kappa Sigma 1; Alpha 2; Civinettes 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 3. Johnson, Kathy Sue Johnson, Ray Glen—Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Itrd. 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 4; Interact 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4. Johnson, Sherry Lynn—Alpha 2; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Cadmus 1, 2, 3, 4; TOEC 4; Civinettes 4. Johnston, Michael Lee—Football 1, 2, 3, 4, ltrd. 4; SDA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Interact i, Pas ek 197 Anchor Seniors Trish Stone and Jeanie Nida pay close attention at a meeting. Jones, Bess Frances—Alpha 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Cadmea 4. Jones, Hartsel Claude—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State East 1, 2, 3; Honors 3; Beta 3, 4; Who's Who 3. Jones, Jeffrey Allen—JCL 1, 2, 3; Tennis 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Student C. 4. Jones, John Walter—Tennis 4; King Fellow 3. Kelchner, David Phillip Kelly, Elizabeth Ann—Flag 2, 3, 4; Anchor 3, 4; AFS 4; Chorus 1; Concert Choir 4; Track 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Kistner, Wilma Carolyn—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Young Adults’ Committee 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Tennis 4; Betaa2nonas Knoll, Deborah Lynn—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3. Kolonis, Scott Bryan 198 Lambert, Alana Jo—Alpha 2; Civinettes 3, 4; TOEC 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; People-to-People 3. Layman, Steve Clay—JCL 2, 3; Student C. 3; Beta 3, 4. Leonard, Jo Ann—AFS 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag 4; Maroon and White 3, 4. Leonard, Karen—Civinettes 3, 4; Mat Maid 4; Chorus 2, Concert Choir 3, 4, Maroon White 3, 4. Link, Dwight Neal—VICA 3, 4. Lloyd, Vickie Joyce—Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 3; Drama 2. Lunsford, Sharon Lynn—Civinettes 4; TOEC 4; Band Flag 2, 3, 4; Swim 1; Cadmea 2. Lytz, Tim Wayne Mallicote, Cynthia Jeanne—Chorus 1; Anchor 2; Civinettes 3, 4; Viking Singers-Dancers 3, 4. Marshall, Michael Andrew—Golf 2, 3, 4, lettered. Martin, Charles Kenneth—Spanish 1; Track 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, lettered. McCready, Paula Elizabeth—Track 2, 3; Cross Country 4. 199 McNutt, Dennis Eugene—Basketball Man. 4. Meade, Teresa Marie—Band 1, 2, 3; Rifle 3; Civinettes 2; TOEC 4; Y-Teens 1. Millard, Robert Fredrick—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Student C. 1; Key Club 3, 4. Miller, George Timothy—Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2. Moody, Deborah Lee—Band 1; AFS 2, 3; Alpha 2, 3, 4, pres.; Jr. Humane 3. Morrell, Donna Michelle—Flag 3, 4; Kappa Sigma 1; Civinettes 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Daisy Mae 4. Moseley, Robert Lawson—Football 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2. Motter, Wes James—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Key Club 3; In- teract 4. Right—Chris Johnson surveys THS from high atop his van. 200 Mumpower, Michael Anthony—Foot- ball 2, 3; VICA 4. O'Dell, William N. Left—Becky Clark daydreams, as usual, in Concert Choir. Parks, Pamela Jean Paulin, Judith Ellen—TOEC 3; VICA 4. Pendley, Ruth Sharon—Anchor 4; AFS 3; Civinettes 2; People-to-People 3; Cadmea 4. Peters, Sharon Smith—TOEC 4. Pettigrew, Patrick Joseph Phillips, Debbie Sue—TOEC 4. 201 Phipps, Keith Jerome Pickel, Sandra Sue—Civinettes 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4. Pierce, Teresa Jane—Anchor 2, 3, 4; 74-75ers 3, 4; Bat Girl 2; Keyettes 3, 4. Powers, David Phillip Prater, Mary Ann—Band 1; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, lettered 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Civinettes 3, 4. Preston, Corinne Simpson—Anchor 2, 3, 4; 75-76ers 3, 4; Jr. Class Shield Bearer; Key Club Sweetheart 4; V-T Queen 4. Price, Willetta G—NIKE 1; Civinettes 3, 4, pres. 4; Track 3, 4, lettered; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, captain 4, lettered 3, 4. Privette, Gary Wayne—VICA 3, presi- dent. Quesenberry, Barbara Gale—Anchor 2, 3, 4, pres. 4; Track 3; 75-76ers, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Volleyball 3. Ramsay, William McDowell—Football 3, 4, lettered 4; Young Democrats 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Interact 4. Reuning, James Stone—Key Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Student C. 1, 4. Richardson, Denise Ann—Cadmea 1, 2, 3, 4; TOEC 4. 202 Roberts, Bobby Roberts, Mitch—Band 3, 4; Radio Club 3, 4; Viking Voices 4. Robinette, Paul Andrew—Basketball 1, 2 |G 2eo 24. Rock, Jane Evans—Anchor 2, 3, 4, treas. 4; Keyettes 3, 4; 75-76ers 3, 4. Roop, Paul Daniel—Chess Club 1. Rorrer, Catherine Ann—Alpha 1, 2; Cadmea 3; Swim 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered. Rose, David W.—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Concert Choir 4; Dance Band. Rowe, Kimm Allen—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess 1; Wrestling 2; Jr. Civitan 4; Key Club 4. Royston, Jan Elizabeth—DE 2, 3, 4; Park- ing Lot 2, 3; Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Salyer, Rachel Fleenor—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Cadmea 2, 3; AFS 4; 75-76ers 3, 4. Sanders, Robin G—DECA 3, 4; Y-Teens 3: Scroggs, Linda Robin 203 Sensabaugh, Roy Douglass—Basketball il. Sensky, Ronald G.—Interact 2, 4; Key Club 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, lettered; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, lettered. Rob, Ronnie, Steve in , Rosemary, and Cathy admire Miss Marsha! Shadden, Cathy Marie—JCL 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; AFS 4. Shankle Judy Carol—DECA 3; VOEC 4. Shaw, Hugh D.—Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Parking Lot 3. Shelley, Teresa Elaine—FHA 1, DOR ay = Teens 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bible 2. Shupe, Jeff L_—Chess 1; Science 1, DONA: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Simerly, Sherry Lyn—FNA 1; Alpha 2, 3; Jr. Humane 2, 3. 204 ‘entennial Exhibit. Skaggs, Mitch Alan—Chess 1; Jr. Civitan 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Key Club Does Slagle, James Edward—Track 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2. Slusher, James Randall—Key Club 2; Chess 2. Smith, James E.—Chess 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 4; Cross Country 4. Smith, Missy Bertha Carlene—Alpha 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; AFS 3; French Club 3, pres.; Student Council 3. Smith, Patricia Ellen—TOEC 4. Smith, Sherry Kay—Civinettes 3; DECA ona Smith, Virginia Marie French 3, 4; Basketball 1. Y-Teens 1; 205 Sorah, James Burl—Student Council 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 4; Wrestling 1, Dy ohio Spangler, Beverly Diane Sparks, Nathan G.—Science 2, 3, 4; Cadmea 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Spaulding, Jyl Anne—Anchor 3, 4. Starbuck, Mary Elizabeth—Chorus 2, 3, 4; Viking Singers 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. Stevens, Kevin Shawn—Swimming 1, 2; Diving 4. Stone, Patricia Louise—Anchor 2, 3, 4; 75-76ers 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Sutton, James David—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL 85 Talbert, Charles Brady—Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, lettered; Interact 4; Riddlers Ae pire Civitan 4. Talley, Ben David—Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, let- tered; State Champ 2; Riddlers 4; Chaplain Jr. Class. Tankersley, Philip G.—Tennis 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Interact 4; Riddlers 4. Taylor, Martha Kay—JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Maroon White 2, 3, 4; Girl’s State. 206 Thompson, Mary Kay—JCL 1, 2, 3, 4. Trammell, Terri Barkley—Kappa Sigma 2; Drama Club 4; Student Council 2; Vik- ing Dancers 3. Tranum, William Mark—JCL 1, 2, 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Riddlers 4. Turner, Mike Steven Vance, Gary Lee Vance, Julia Doriot—Anchor 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Vice-pres. 4; Tennis 3, 4; Jr. Court. Vann, John Marcus—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; INEISmo 4: pres. 4; Junior Court, Boy’s State; Jr. Civitan 4. Walling, Stephan Carson—Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Chmn. 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Key 4; Jr. Civitan 4; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, pres. Walti, Anna Barbara—AFS Foreign Ex- change Student (Switzerland). Watson, Joey Steven—Hi-Y 1; Football 1; Track 3; Wrestling 1, 2. Weaver, William Eddie—Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Wells, Carla Sue—Band 2, 3, 4; Maroon White 1; Viking Voices 1; TOEC 1. 207 White, Sharon Elaine—Civinettes 3, 4; DECA 4. White, Susan Carol—Parking Lot 3; Hmrm. 3, 4. Whitehead, Karen Rhea—AFS 2, 3, 4; Alpha 2, 3, 4; Jr. Humane 2, 3, 4, pres. 4.; Cadmea 3; Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Familiar faces dressed in Halloween apparel. Right—Pam Booth. Above—Brenda Bray, Jane Wilson, and Steve Walling. Williams, Nancy Anne Irwin—Keyettes 3, 4; 75-76ers 3, 4; Maroon White 3, 4; Sr. Class Officer 4; Queen Junior Court. Wilson, Jane Alyson—JCL 1, 2; French 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Maroon White 1, 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Girls State 3. Witcher, Tommy A.—Anchor Sweetheart 4; Key 3, 4; Jr. Court, Sr. Court 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 208 Witt, Leslie Karen—Drama 4. Wood, Donald Jay—Football 1, 2. Woodard, Scot Alan—Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4, lettered. FAMILIAR SENIOR FACES Left—George Buchanan Bottom left—Karen Leonard Bottom right—Lesa Gibson Wooldridge, Bob G. Worley, Ronnie Edward—Football 2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4. Wyatt, Irwin Basil—Interact 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Track 2,3; Axe Bearer 3: 209 Basham, Bruce Eugene—Interact 3, 4; Chess 1; Concert Choir 4; Basketball ik Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Itrd.; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Itrd.; All Big 6 9-2, 3, 4; T. Alexander MVP 3, 4; King-Sr. Court. Bassett, Douglas Gerald—Jr. Civitan 1, 2; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All State East 3, 4; UT Honors 3, 4; Dance Band il, Oo 4st place Voice of Democracy Contest. Belcher, Robert Steve—Football 1, Deana: Wrestling 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; Pres. AN ie Class Shield Bearer; Class Sgt-at-Arms. Bingham, Cynthia Kay—Kappa Sigma 2; Chorus 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; TOEC 4; Shield Bearer 3. Booker, James Samuel—Basketball il VICA 4. Booth, Pamela Nan—Anchor 3, ae S. Council 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; NOE 2 sh 2s YE Teens 4; Cadmus 3, 4, assoc. ed. 3, 4; Vik- ing Voices 3, 4; Flag 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Girl’s State 3. Chapman, Kathy Combs, Fay Cooper, Kenneth James—Chess 1; Vik- ing Voices 2, 3, 4; editor 4; Science Club 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 3, 4; Viking Times, Crowder, Clay Currin, Mark Daugherty, Billy 210 DeCaterina, Lynn Ann—FHA 4; Keyettes 3, 4, pres. 4; 75-76ers; Senior Court. Dixon, Carren Eggers, Rickie Feathers, Martha Andrea Felty, Billy Fleenor, Julie Lynne—DE 3, 4. Fowler, Tommy Gibson, Margie Green, Kim Greenwell, Sandy Young—Class Officer 1; Homeroom Officer 4. Griffin, Gayle Hutson, Tammy Rebekah—TOEC 3; Chorus 4. PALA Hutchinson, Kathy Johnson, Ray Glen—Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Itrd.; Wrestling 1; Interact 3, 4, sec. 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4, pres. 4. Kelly, Kevin , Lane, Jerry Lawson, La rry Gordon—Basketball 1, 2; Beta 3, 4; Cross Country 4. Lisa Countiss, Jeanie Nida and Terri Pierce take a break from class to stand on the radiator! Left—Jane cheers her team on during pep session. Right—John Vann thinks Uncle Sam has it pretty rough! PoP Left—Melodye entertains during assem- bly. Right—Marie hides in the auditorium. | Louthen, Trigg Lynch, Carolyn Merritt, Patricia Eile 3k ae oa iller, David Wayne—Baseball 2, 3, 4, ltrd. 3, 4; Football 3, 4, Itrd., 4; Interact 4; Wrestling 4. Moore, Charlotte 213 Murry, William Dwight—Football 1; Chess 1; VICA 4. Musselwhite, Teresa Gail—TOEC 3. Musick, Danny Richard—Chess 1; Science 3, 4; Jr. Humane 3, 4; Maroon White2 7 374.1CL02,.3, 4 chine) 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, sec. 4; Academic Letter 3. Nave, Barbara Tina Nida, Jean Lynn—JV Cheerldr. 1, 2: Var. Chldr. 3, 4, capt. 4; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; S. Council 4; Interact 4; 75-76ers; Concert Choir Acc. OA Betanon4 Veli Queen Cand. 3, 4; Queen of Hearts 3; National Spanish Exam Winner 1, 2, 3, 4. Worris, Steve Randal—Chess Il. 2 Sience 3; Christian Fellowship Bh al. (KR Yu Um he Doak DG | Goo ce hp OU) eee Nunn, Charlie Berry—Football 1; Basketball 3. Ottander, Staffan—Foreign Exchange Student—Sweden. Patterson, Debbie Pendergrass, Darrell Phelps, Sandra Elaine Rakes, Janane Susan—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Anchor 4; Viking Dancers 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, head 4. 214 Rush, Jimmie McDowell—Wrestling 3, 4. Sams, Robert Charles—Chess 1; S. Coun- cil 3, 4; AFS 4; Drama 4; People-to-Peo- ples: Slusher, Gary Thomas—Basketball 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, pres. 2; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2; Interact 4. Thomas, Tammy Torrence, Bill—Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Trammell, Debbie Vance, Harold Van Pool, Debbie Vaughan, Gayle Vestal, Susie Welch, Barney Williams, Bobby 215 WOE: SENIOR COURT Queen and King Cheryl Jeter Bruce Basham om Ann Barnes—Tom Witcher Lynn DeCaterina—Staffen Ottander Lady and Gentleman n-Waiting Julie Vance Tim Counts PNY Sli mi Cheryl Jeter Lee McCary June Irwin Corinne Preston 218 Jeanie Nida George Buchanan wise ae ae Tim Counts Fred Millard 219 Fred Abelseth Bill Abston Mariann Abulhussen Kathy Adams Mike Adkins Mark Arnold Ronald Arnold William Atkinson Melissa Austin Robin Baer Jane Bailey Jeff Bailey Olan Baker Darlene Ball William Barr Kathy Beckner Jimmy Bell Ramona Bell Twila Bennett Carolyn Berry Nancy Beverly Barry Bingham David Bishop David Blair Mary Bledsoe Craig Blevins Phyllis Bockian Beverly Booher Jim Booher Laura Booher 220 Susan Booher Laurie Bourrillion Robert Bradley Steve Bradley Darrell Bray Patty Brewer Vanessa Brown Marina Buchanan Leslie Bundy Virginia Burns Jeanne Bynum Tina Callahan Mark Carrier Kathy Carter Steve Cashwell Jay Chesnutt David Clark Craig Combs Debbie Combs Reba Combs Marty Counts Sherry Cox Cindy Crain Alice Crawford Leza Crawford Debbie Cressell Janet Cross Lynn Cruey Cindy Cunningham Susan Currey 2374. 222 Sara Daniels Jimmy Dean Mark Delp Edward DePew Jill Derey Teresa Eller Stephanie Elswick Barbara Emmerson Alisa Epperson Sandra Epperson Judy Diffendenfer Peter Dixon Sheila Donahue Kathy Doss A el 5 Ag Charles Moore in a fit of anger. Leslie Dowell Donald Duff Robert Duff Donna Dunn Chris Estep Stephen Felty Cathy Fenoglio Robert Flannagan Kimetha Fleenor Sherill Flick Judy Foran Jack Ford Marianne Foty Becky Jones waits for her ride to lunch. Teresa Fox Carl Fultz Louise Galliher Mike Garfield Steve Gates Donna Gentry Sharon Gentry Kerri Glover Mark Godsey 223 224 Jimmy Graham Paul Green Sharon Greenway Susan Groseclose Gerald Guffey Pam Hall Lisa Hamilton Sandra Hardwick Eddie Harkleroad Susan Harris Terry Harrison Lynne Hashbarger Kerry Haskins Ronnie Haynes Blair Heath Theresa Henderson Vannessa Henderson Tina Heneger Joy Hicks Sandy Hicks Angie Higgins Jennie Hockett Terri Hockett Kim Hodge Libby Hodge Ricky Hoffert Mark Holmes Dawn Hoskins Paul Houston Aaron Howard Mark Hull Karen Hutchins Craig Jackson Mike Jackson David Jennings Sandra Johnson Kathy Johnston Becky Jones Jack Jones Karen Jones Sharon Keen Denise Keirstead Kevin Kelly Nell King Tim Kitts Todd Klutz Alisa Lambert Earl Leonard Roger Leonard Snoney Leonard Terry Leonard Sally Locke Steve Los Marla Loudy Terry Mann David Marshall 22 Jeannie Martin Kay Martin John Mason Bill McAllister Mark McKinney Charles McNew Randy McNutt Doug Meinhart John Middelkoop Scottie Millard John Miller Kathy Miller Kenneth Miller Charles Moore Vickie Moretz Curtis Morrell Right—Phyllis seriously thinks about col- lege board exams. 226 Mark Morrell Amy Morton Susan Morton Tom Ed Morton Lisa Mosseller Janet Nea! Scot Nelms Jeff Nelson Sandy Nelson Gray Nicar Tim Noonkester Debbie Norman Amy Nowlin Teresa Oliver Susan Owen Kim Owsley Ralph Palmer John Paty Teresa Peake Tammy Perry Chris Pettigrew Jeff Phipps Carl Powers Penny Prater 227 228 George Privon Lewis Privon David Proctor Wes Reuning Ann Richards Denise Shrader Tammy Simmerly Mike Skeen Jerry Smelser Jimmy Smith Rick Rolen David Rosenbalm Maria Rutherford Gary Shaffer Robert Shelton Teresa Shelton Karen Sherfey Bengie Shipley Joe Shartung Jeff Schermerhorn Jeff Scott Teresa Seneker Linda Shaffer Tami Shaffer Jackie Strouth Missy Stubbs Da vid Tayloe Colleen Taylor Tami Taylor Allison Testerman Meredith Smith Mike Smith Mark Spriggs Teresa Spriggs Sandra Steele Julia Stewart Sherrie Stine Teresa Stinnett Jimmy Stout Debbie Thomas Tommy Tilden Danny Tillson Ronnie Tolbert Teresa Treadwell Chip Wampler Chuck Wampler Cathy Welch Martha Wike 229 Judy Whitten Bobby Williams O'Dell Wisdom Weatau Wisdom Karen Williamson Gene Wilson Cindy Wolford William Wilson George Woodard Charles Worley John Witt Lela and Barry discuss last night. 230 Mark Yarber Mike Bernard Tami Carrier Reese Cantrell Becky Collins Gary Grizzel Billy Groseclose Jack Hopkins A formal wrestling match??? ayit 232 JUNIOR COURT Queen- Kerri Glover King- Wes Reuning Bottom Left—Olan Baker—Meredith Smith; Bottom Right—George Privon—Melissa Austin. Lady-In-Waitin Jeanne Bynum entleman- n-Waiting Carl Powers Bottom Left—Mark Delp—Cindy Wolford; Bottom Right—David Proc- tor—Cathy Fenoglio. CLASS OF '77 Class Officers—First row—Leslie Bundy, Secretary, Tommy Tilden, Vice President, Nancy Beverly, Shield Bearer. Sec- ond row—Robert Duff, Sergeant-at-Arms. Third row—Ba rry Bingham, Ax Bearer, Charles Moore, President, Lewis Privon, Treasurer. 234 ior Class Officers enjoy a little free time to play in the street Jun 235 a PR re A CS FOUL ce Tr nnial Dan titute cente a subs Bi ay to treat Vv de w t r Ww y e boy f Brenda Bray shows us the ‘‘“Good” side of her. 238 | CLASS OF '78 id ® e s 2 a e e at ali, Allen Osborne—Pres., Mike Glasgow—Segt. at Arms, Robert Strawbridge—Sec., Jill Morgan—Chaplain, Karen Loud—Treas., Brennan -rump—Vice Pres. 239 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS Right—Wedging clay is one of Terry Tester’s hob- bies. Bottom—Sophomores hang out in large numbers in the cafeteria. 240 Robert Abston Mary Ann Alley Bruce Anderson Angela Antrican Rick Armstrong Robin Arrants Mary Bachman Tommy Barker Brian Basham Janet Bassett John Bauer Suzy Bevins Terri Bise Cathy Bishop Tim Blair Judy Blanton Danny Blevins Jeannie Blevins David Bockian Chuck Bolling Brenda Booher Pam Booher Craig Booker Lori Bourne T. R. Bowers Tony Bowery Theresa Bowman Jenny Bradley Tracie Brewer Jan Bristow 241 242 Bruce Brooks Tom Brown Danny Buchanan Jeff Buchanan Kay Buchanan Kim Buckingham Laura Buckles Sherri Burklow Terry Burnette Stewart Campbell Brenda Canter Jeff Carrier Mark Carter John Childress Donna Clark Betty Compton Leighton Cooke Debra Cooper Keith Cooper Cathy Cornelison James Crawford ‘Shay S Sipeddens i = ‘ikea tau: “What's so funny, Neal?” Ni NY i, wae Jack Cross Brennan Crump Beth Currin Joe Davis Jim Deakins Lydia DeBusk Jeff Deckard Bobbie Deel Charles Dickson Tom Diehls Steve Divirgilio Kim Dixon Kay Dodson Sandra Doss Earlene Dougherty Patsy Doyle Raymond Dulaney Jerry Edmonds Lisa Elsea Beth English Bobby Epperson 243 244 Richard Erwin Rhonda Fannon Rick Fenoglio Teresa Fleenor Mike Fleming Elgenna Gwyn Don Hagaman Peggy Hale Donna Hall Dennis Hamby Janet Foulk Jeri Fox Sien Fultz Loretta Geiger Dona Gillespie Donna Gilley Mike Glasgow Gregg Glover Robin Greenwell Mark Griffin David Griffeth Mike Grindstaff Ronnie Gross Sharon Gross David Guinn John Guinn Karen Harlen William Harrell Sonja Harris Susan Harris Jeff Haskins John Hatch Paula Hatcher Tara Hatcher Mark Hatfield Frank Hawkes Debby Hawkins Ronnie Hayes Ricky Hensley Debbie Hicks Chris Higgins Theresa Hite Mark Hodge Candy Holt Kathy Hoskins Amy Hudson Lorretta Hunt Donna Hutchins Cynthia Hutson Tammy Jackson Robin Jessee Ronnie Johnson 245 Arinthia Jones Kandi Jones Virginia Jones Kelly Kessee Stephen Kelley Andy Kennedy Rose Kirkman Jeff Kistner Tammy Knowles Rick Ladd Teresa Lamoure George Lane Roger Layman Kenneth Leonard Kathy Leslie Sandra Littleford Larry Liverman Karen Loud Bobby Mabe Drew Malone Clifton Martin Dale Martin Todd Massengill Lisa Matthews Debbie McCollough Joe McCracken Darlena McMurray Terri Meade 246 Leslie Meyer Ken Miller Sandra Miller Terry Miller Cheryl Montgomery Susanna Montgomery Donna Moore Donnie Moretz Jill Morgan Leona Morrell John Morton Tom Morton Joey Musser Donna Mutter Mark Napier Brian Nave Denise Nelson Mike Nickels Cindy Nidiffer ep Jeff Oliver Kenneth Oliver Sharon O'Neal Augusta Osborne Allen Osburn Craig Overstreet Luci Owens Tracie Paris Karen Parker 247 248 Kim Parker Johnny Pasour Linda Peters Susan Peters Terry Phipps Tony Pickett John Pino Kenny Price Vernon Price Pam Puckett Phil Rhoton Carolyn Quesenberry Steve Ray Debbie Reynolds Sue Rhymer Jay Richardson Frank Robinson Jim Rock John Rock Craig Rockett David Rogers A typical sophomore Mickey Rosenbalm David Rowell Frankie Royston Kathy Royston Tracy Runyon Lisa Rutherford Leesa Salyer Eric Sammons Lisa Schoenhardt David Sharpe Donald Shelley class at work. Mark Shepherd Susan Sherfey Chuck Shipley Danny Shipplett Connie Shufflestreet Donna Simerly Steve Simmerman Barry Sims Debbie Skeen Bessie Smith 249 David Smith Scottie Smith Shelly Smith Steve Smith Vicki Smith Amy Snyder Lydia Sorah Glenn Spangler Tommy Spangler Diane Spink David Spitzer Marc Spitzer Regina Springs Lisa Sproles Debbie Stacey Patty Stophel Mark Stout Keith Stratton Bob Strawbridge Vickie Strawder Brett Tarter 250 Kitty Taylor Mike Taylor Rickey Taylor Tim Taylor Terry Tester Hugh Testerman Charles Thomas Lettie Thomas Rhonda Tritt ree ie | Pod a | Ni ie Ce ee ied Micheal Tucker Aquila Turner Ruster Turner Judy Turnmire Lora Tymon Ricky Vance Wes Wampler Richard Wampler John Warner Ronnie Watkins Bobby Weatherly Shelly Welch 251 Jim Whisman Danny White Della White Eunice White Tom White Na CI John Whittaker Janet Whitehead Mary Kathy Williams Beverly Williams Linda Williams Randall Williams Jeff Wilson Vicki Wilson Fred Wingard Vickie Wingo Frank Wolfe Susan Wolford Tim Wood Kirk Wooley Joyce Wyatt Lorna Wyatt DSP? aus ( bi yt Ase pony yf oe ao 7. A Ae ae Oe ae My . fe S : se 4 a ea Oe ee hE bor eo eA 8 SEDs i Sa SiS 3s3 aa cia Be DAILY SOPH ACTIVITIES Top—Donna listens to latest gossip in school cafeteria. Bottom Left—Joe produces a masterpiece. Bottom Right—“Smile, Sonja, you’re on Candid Camera]”’ 254 LALO Top left—Debbie is amused with the news of her boyfriend. Top right—Frank, turn around and behave!” Bottom—Mark is still in a daze over his bowling. 255 Right—Mark and Lisa _pre- pare to dissect a fish in Biology. Bottom—Stewart finds that a couple of extra arms come in handy every once in a while. A NIGHT AT THE GAME Top—Some typical Sophomore basketball fans during a home game. Left—Angela shows her support for the Vikings. 257 CLASS OF 1979 Below—Mary Richards, Secretary; Bottom—Marshall Harris, Chaplain; Jeff Sams, Sergeant-At-Arms; Top Right—Stephanie Crenshaw, Vice President; Center—Watch your step!; Far Top Right—Barbara Basset, Treasurer; Far Bottom Right—Derrick Hord, President. David Abulhusson Dale Almond Freda Anders Dianne Anderson Lisa Anderson Debbie Arnold Dennis Arnold Rebecca Arnold Stanley Austin Suzanne Baird Freddie Ball John Ball Kim Ballard Suzanne Banks Sue Barr Barbara Bassett Jay Baumgardner William Baxter Gary Beck Greg Belcher Melinda Bingham Holly Bishop Rives Blanton Dean Blevins Tammy Blevins Barry Bockian Kelly Booher Kenny Booher Kim Booher Mike Booher 260 Randy Booher Kent Booker Phil Bourne Caroline Bourrillion Robert Bouton Brad Bowen Bruce Boyd Linda Boyd Mitch Braswell Todd Brewer Leslie Briggs Becky Brown David Brown Earl Brown Janice Brown Mark Brown Stephen Brown Tim Brown Selina Broyles David Bullock Mickey Burnette Curt Burnette Cathy Burns Wendy Burroughs Diane Byington Mike Callahan Jeff Camper Jacky Canter Mike A. Canter Mike S. Canter 261 Mary Cardwell Wayne Carr Jeff Carroll Rebecca Cary Peter Cash Craig Childress Top—Jane enjoys lunch break. Bottom—Rives makes her way through the lunchroom crowd. Peter Childress Steve Cole Alice Collin Helen Collins Bryan Combs Brad Cook Bobby Cooper Joey Corrin Beverly Cox 262 Denise Cox Sandra Cox Stephanie Crenshaw Michele Crowder Cathy Cunningham Denise Cunningham Left—Camera shy? Lisa Daniels Keith Davenport Jimmy Davidson James Davis James Dillard Tod Dixon Robert Doak Jeff Dobbins Lorretta Doss 263 264 Jeff Dougherty Tara Dougherty Chris Dover GAELS anper eee pita ae a bay bak fe FE ROOT So ie te ee Ss Se PEPER RAY ; Leia Dowdy William Dubea Karen Durham Ben Dulaney Pam Eads Gary Eaton Kenny Eller Linda Eller Becky Epperson Lee Estep Kim Felty Ear] Feathers Joel Faidley Jeff Eury Kelly Eyler George Fields Greg Fleenor Teresa Ford Melinda Foster Tammy Fox Judy Frances Sarah Franklin Lois Frazier Scott Frazier John Fuller Sharon Geiger Cindy Gerard Amy Glasgow Beverly Glenn Harriet Godsey Cathy Goins David Goins Pam Goodman Parker Gragg Elizabeth Green Waverly Green David Greene Lilo Grogan Roy Grubb Lee Grubbs Tina Grubbs Mattie Gudger Dennis Guinn Sharron Haden Gina Haga Kim Haga Jeanne Hagy Alan Hale Joy Hamby Shelia Hamic Barbara Hamilton Warren Harkleroad Tim Harr Grayson Harris Myra Harris Mitch Harrison David Hart David Hart Mark Hawkins Donna Hayes David Haynes Craig Heath Jay Helms Jeannine Henry Elizabeth Hensley FROSH SHOW VIKING SPIRIT “... Come on everybody do the Viking Beat!’’ 266 s to have his n. oY e 20 i oS Ore S ae 2) S aA) Ge} Us yn v2) S OVE, oe ec mes 4=8 Og Zoo 2 Se Src ie Oper orgs 5 gL $2 ytt re ur 256 ov 3 sbi Be ee 2g 2 ro sole case SS a el ee Eatee a i ee RYROE cme ew SiEaESE Gry a © Gas a = iS OOMEE ‘e SB chews j= =) 3) © ea (2) ZZ. {oB) (a4 fos, Zi, {BY pi ES oe ee — 267 Tracy Hunt Terry Hutchins Chuck Hutton Donna Hutton Tim Hutton Sharon Hyatt Laurie Icenhour Judy Inscome Dennis Irwin Michelle Jessee Randy Johnson Roseann Johnson Teresa Johnson Bonnie Jones Donna Jones Jennifer Jones Patty Jones John Jones Sharon Jones Julie Kegley Todd Kelley Eddie Kelly Diana Keirstead David Kistner 268 Carol Leonard Jeff Leonard Regina Leonard Larry LeVan Billy Lillard Jimmy Louthen Bobby Love Jamie Lowe Jeff Lynch Jerome Lynch Kelly Lynch Mike Lynch Tom Lynch Alisa Mahone Chris Kolonis Mike Kosciewicz Chris Laughlin Janet Lawson Betty Leonard Arthur Maiden Chris Mallin Minnie Mann Peggy Mann Donna Manuel 269 BUD, Kelly Makris Kristel Martin Laura Massengill David McAllister Lee McConnel Teresa McDonald Caroline McQuary Kathy McReynolds Sherri McReynolds Kim Mead Mark Meade Freddie Merritt Jimmy Miller Jeff Miller Sharon Miller Terry Miller Thomas Miller Tommy Miller Teresa Moore Naomi Morelock Doris Morrell Lorraine Morrel Betty Morris Gary Morton Jane Morton John Morton Bill Moseley Linda Mullen Paul Mullins Roy Mullins —— SS ee FROSH HELP SUPPORT THE VIKINGS “Hey man what da ya say?” “Seventy-nine, seventy-nine. . .”” Steve Mullins Cindy Mumpower Renee Mumpower Willa Murray Robin Musselwhite Sharon Mutter Troy Napier Harold Naramore Joel Nash Kaina Nasiatka Wes Nave Jeff Newberry Angie Newsom Scott Nickels Terri Nida 271 272 Gary Noe Brian O’Dell Alan Odum Randy Oliver Brenda Osborne Deena Osburn Jamie Overbey Mary Overbey Ernie Owsley Keith Parker Tony Payne Debi Peake Victor Pearson Rex Pendergrass David Penick Missy Phetteplace Jimmy Phipps John Pippin Molly Poole Perry Poston Timmy Prater y EZ Kim Prince John Ramsey Linda Ray Lori Reke Harvey Rhymer Lilburn Rhymer Linda Scott Louis Seaver Caroline Seneker Mary Jo Richards Tim Riley Bettina Robinson David Robinette Shelly Robinson Nancy Rogers Debbie Roop Ronald Rosenbalm Humberto Ross Lisa Rowe Cindy Royston Cindy Russell Steve Rutherford Robin Saddler Jeff Sams Cecilia Schartung Steve Schermerhorn Greg Scott Zi Kelly Shaffer Larry Shaffer Annette Shankle Connie Sharrett Bruce ponders over the referee’s call. The excitement has proven too much for David. a Sherry M. checks out the players. Patty Short Mark Simcox Ann Slagle David Slusher Penny Slusher Debbie Smith Johnny Smith Kim Smith Pam Smith Suzie Smith 274 foo idatudebbhe Shawn Smith Terry Smith Valerie Snead Eskel Snyder Katie Spitzer Stephanie Spriggs Tim Sproles Allen Steel Nancy Steele Aaron Stevens Jeff Stewart Tim Stewart Karen Talbert Dennis Taylor 275 Freshman! The very word describes it all. New people to meet, new things to do. The excitement of a new routine. Basketball, Football, pep rallies, pizza, The teases of upperclassmen. Plus Freedom we hardly imagined last year. Yeah, last year. Were we really that different, Or are we just “growing up”! Today, we're looking ahead to tomorrow. The year is short, But the memories are long. . . .and happy. 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Compressed Air Specialists 511 Melrose St. Bristol, :-Tennessee 37620 Phone (615) 968-4477 EDMONDS BROS. NCRETE Lumber and Building Materials Ready-Mix Concrete Bristol, Tenn. Phone: 764-2136 THE JEWEL BOX Een EXON VOLUNTEER EXXON SERVICE CENTER “Your Friendly Jewelry Store” Home Owned and Operated THE TRI-CITIES FINEST Diamond Values Since 1939 VOLUNTEER PARKWAY 529 State St. Phone 669-1136 Dial Bristol, 968-9886 Tenn. 293 Compliments of HATCHER’S CLEANERS AND FURRIERS (Your Clothes’ Best Friend) Edgemont Ave. Designers Fabricators Erectors of Structural Steel BRISTOL SEEE “The man who graduates today and stops learn- ing tomorrow is uneducated the day after.” —Newton D. Baker SOUTHEASTERN MUSIC, INC. “Musically Yours” Cor. Piedmont State Phone 466-2543 WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET AgEIVE PERCENT DISCOUNT OFF EVERY FIFTY DOLLAR PURCHASE Compliments of BRISTOL DRUG STORE 633 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 EEE FARM GARDEN SUPPLY, INC. GURLEY’S HOMESTEAD HOUSE INC. 425 Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee Volunteer Parkway Bristol, Tennessee Security Feeds—Seeds Farm Supplies Phone 764-8721 VACUUM CENTER BRISTOL JEWELERS 1005 West State Street State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Bristol, Va. 24201 “Your Class Ring Headquarters” a Sia Ces Sr . fr yi Se a S09 AX ) ee | Loe pe- x Oe ys 2S ROBERT C. BOSWELL Robert C. Boswell J. Neal Sams James C. Rosser Frank W. Tilden- Philip T. Hamilton CAPITAL INSULATION SERVICE 500 State Street Office 764-4322 715 Bluff City Hwy. Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Pure Pork SAUSAGE 297 Phone (615) 968-4161 P.O. Drawer 507 Tee Car aihehen (615) 764-1441 MASTER MODEL CRAFT Bristol, VA-TN 37620 Company, g Precision Machine Parts nc. Jigs, Fixtures, Tooling and Fabrication Special Equip., General Repair Johnson City Highway—Bristol, Tn. 37620 Jim Richardson 200 Delaware Ave. BILL GATTON CHEVROLET-CADILLAC COMPLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE HIGH BAND BOOSTERS State 11th Street Bristol, Tennessee 37620 D. B. RYLAND Phone: 764-134] C esl ae HAIR STYLISTS CO., INC. JEWELERS 1732 Edgemont Ave. Bristol. Tenn. 37620 | Where Haircutting is and Art. 531 State Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 BILL LEWIS AGENCY HICKORY TREE BUS LINES, INC. Gary W. Reke President 200 Piedmont Bristol, VA 24201 224 Second Street Business: 669-6645 Residence:669-4912 Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Phone 968-4143 FELIS CHICK-N- Era Walter and Rhea Felty he Good Souud 1234 West State Street Bristol, Tenn.-Va. 37620 Bristol Radio Since 1929 1490. ON YOUR RADIO DIAL Olde Viking Sh oppe ) ( � Thank you AUG for your patronage “Purity does a Body Good!” 764-7141 Bristol, Tenn. ACH LINES, Te! 669°484! FARMBEST Complete Printing Service printers Full Color Offset 164-5751 Guaranteed Quality and Prompt Delivery Earl Blankenbeckler, Owner 1706 West State Bristol, Tennessee 37620 301 COMPLIMENTS OF BARKER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Asphalt Paving Excavating Mechanical Land Developing Commercial Leasing Demolition P.O. Box 1137 Bristol, VA 24201 Phone: 703-669-5121 A. F. BARKER III JACK M. BARKER JOHNSON FABRIC SHOP 1232 Volunteer Parkway SAACKE- TUCKER REALTORS 745 Bluff City Hwy. 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