Worthy High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

HE I Volume XX Presented By- Annucil Staff Of R. B. Worthy High Saltville, Virginia Faculty ... 15 Seniors ... 22 Advertisements ... 99 Edgar A Hen Poe The annual staff appreciates the works of Edgar Allen Poe which we used as the theme for this yearbook. Through- out this book you will find lines from some of his most famous poems such as the Raven. Edgar Allen Poe was orphaned at an early age and adopted by John Allen at Richmond, Va., whose name he added to his own . Among the great masters of the short story, Edgar Allen Poe retains his prominence after more than a century. Poe is at the same time the father of another major branch of modern fiction: the detective story. Fisherman, C.B. Radio operator and teacher describe the man the L967-68 Choo Choo is dedicated to. For his unselfish and loyal service, for his genuine personal interest in students and faculty, for his friendly understand- ing inside and outside the classroom, for his sincere dedication to his pro- fession, we, the staff, dedicate this book to our beloved teacher-- Donald E. Morgan Mr. Morgan lolls about the big one he caught. “While I Pondered Weak And Weary. Over Many A Quaint And Curious Volume Of Forgotten Lore. ” Science! True Daughter 6 Jf 7 Maid of Honor- - Norma Woodward 1967 Winning Float- -Praying Hands was presented by the 10th grade. Victory- -8th grade float placed third Homecoming Court: Front- - Debbie Comer--Senior Attendant, Marty Sykes--Queen; Norma Woodward- -Maid of Honor. 10 Homecoming Highlights ' 67- 1 6 8 Homecoming Queen-- Marty Sykes Attendants: 2nd ROW, Faye Collins- - 1 1th grade; Jolene Roark--9th; Mary Comer-- 10th; BACK ROW- -Cathy Frye- - 7th; Gilda Walls--8th. The Shak ers topped off the weeked with a 33-7 victory over Holston. David Barrett gains yardage for Shakers Wrought Its Ghost Upon The Floor yr - - V I Have No Time To Dote Or Dream 14 FACULTY Hard at work is R. B. Worthy ' s principal, Mr. Robert McCoy. A principal ' s job is never done. Endless Ages Shall Cherish Your Fame Mrs. Elaine Mullens, the school secretary, is shown performing one of her many duties. The student body of R.B. Worthy feel that we couldn ' t have had better lead- ership this year under the strong in- fluence of Mr. McCoy and a well- rounded Faculty. For this we are in debt to them for a successful school year . 16 Worthy Carl P. Brickey B.S. Emory B Henry College Math Dallas L. Brown, A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College Biology Wanda Clear B. E. Emory B Henry College Language B Arts Mabel Clear, B.A. Emory B Henry College Algebra B Math Faculty Helen Callihan, B.S. Longwood College U.S. Govt. BHist. Of 1968 -A nJL- s 2 cx ii. Ann Catron, A.B. . M.Ed. Marion College, Wittenberg Col. University of Va. , University of Delaware, Appalachian State Teachers College Spec. Chemistry, Spec. Phy. 17 Robert Cochran, B. S. East Tennessee State Distributive Ed. Janice Connet B. Ed. Emory and Henry College English Bill Cook East Tennessee State Band Mabel DeVault B.A. Emory and Henry College Guidance and Latin Ann Duncan, B.S. Madison College Science Raymond Farris, B. S. East Tennessee State Fine Arts Betty Fawley, B.S. Radford College Typing, General Business 18 Audrey Hardin, A.B. Emory and Henry College Librarian Frank Lewis, B. Ed. Emory and Henry College Physical Education Patsy Loupe, B. S. East T enn . State Health, Phys. Ed. Johnny Moore B. S. Emory and Henry College History Donald E. Morgan B.A. Emory and Henry College English Carol Noonkester, B.A. Emory and Henry College English Lois Ann Rector B. S. Radford College English and Home Ec. Delorse Parks, B. S. Radford College Home Economics 19 Helen Frye, B.A., M.Ed. Meredith College University of Virginia English and Spanish Roscoe B. Hubble Emory and Henry Industrial Arts and Vocational Industrial Education Eddie Baine Jonas B.A. Emory and Henry College Economics and Geography Ted J. Maiden East Term. State College Industrial Arts-Physical Ed. Sidney H. Parker, B.S. Emory and Henry College Geometry and Trigonometry Virginia C. Polstra, B.S. Madison College Math, Science Benita Smith, B.A. Radford College Typing, Shorthand, And Office Practice Donald Smith, B.S. Emory and Henry Geography and History 20 Bus Drivers Are: Gene Ayres, J. T. Breedlove, and Russell Chapman . Maintenance Dept. The job of the Maintenance Dept, is very demanding and they perform their du- ties in a manner far above average. They do more to make this a better school than the faculty or the stu- dent body could ever expect. A big thanks is extended to our Maintenance Department. Janitors at Worthy Are: Mr. Hunt, Mr. Barker, and Mr. Harris. Cooks Are: Rachel Catron, Bert McCready, Ruth Mc- Cready, and Barbara Harris. SENIORS Outstanding Seniors Of ’68 Barry Chapman Attitude, Leadership, Behavior Charles Connett Joe Dan Shortt 23 Jane Marshall Michael Joseph Arnold Kenneth Patrick Arnold Priscilla Barret Freda Charlene Borders 1 9 6 8 S E N I 0 R C L A S S Barry Neal Chapman Margaret Chapman Clarence Wayne Collins Robert O ' Ferrell Cahill Katherine Virginia Carter 24 5 E N I O R S E X C E L Sr. class officers looking over magazine campaign are Pat Comer--SCA Rep; Norma Woodward--Sec; Barry Chapman--Pres; Coleen Hogston--V. Pres; and Mike Rolen --Treas. Gloria Jean Faye Tolley James Franklin Mildred June Coulthard Copenhaver Cox Crusenberry 25 L. B. Davidson Sue MeCready Dawson Linda Joyce Debord Richard Eugene Doane Dale Leon Evans Sharon Sue Everhart Cathy Marie Frye Patricia Chapman Frye Steven Douglas Gillenwater 26 Senior Sponsors shown looking over plans for the Washington trip are: Miss Callihan, Miss Frye, and Mrs. Clear. Seniors Anticipate Washington Jackie Maxine Helton Judith Carol Helton Garnett Franklin Helton 27 Roy Wade Henderson Nerissa Coleen Hogston Nancy Carol Hogston James Andrew Hoover Connie Sue Hunt James William Hunt Seniors Look Toward Future!! Maria Margaret Joannou Bobby Lee Johnson Bobby Lee Keith Janice Lee Kelly 28 Mary Frances Kestner Bobby Lined Mabe Margaret Patricia Maiden Jane Carol Marshall Lonnie Keith Marshall Connie Leigh McCready Brenda Joyce Minton Evelyn Joyce Minton Billie Ann Mitchell Darlene Dorothy Montgomery Lloyd Trumen Moore Monte Gregg Moore 29 Eddie Wayne Stewart Paul Edward Saffold Joe Dan Shortt David William Olinger Sue Ella Patterson Rosalie Ella Pauley Teresa Ann Phipps Pamela Arnold Price Michael James Rolen 30 Curtis Dale Surber Martha Ann Sykes Lois Colley Talbert Daryl Russell T aylor James Clifford Thompson Ralph Edward Totten Mack Leslie Walls Randy Emory Wertz Norma Jean Woodward 31 Senior Statistics MICHAEL JOSEPH ARNOLD- -Latin Club, 4 5; Basketball, 1. KENNETH PATRICK ARNOLD- -Beta Club, 4 5; Science Club, 4 5, Key Club 5. PRISCILLA BARRETT- -D.E. Club, 4. FREDA CHARLEENE BORDERS- -F . H. A . 1-5; Band 1-3; Jr. Play 4; Forensics 1-3; Science Fair 2; 2nd place Forensics 3. ROBERT O’FERRELL CAHILL- -Latin Club 2-5; Science Club 2-5: Key Club 3-5; Beta Club 4 5; SCA 5; Jr. Play 4; A nnual Staff 4 5; Pres. Latin Club 4; Pres. Key Club 5; Treas. Latin Club 5; Layout editor, Annual Staff 5; Smyth Co. Science Fair 1st. place; Sipa convention 3; Nat. Merit Commended Scholar 5. KATHERINE VIRGINIA CARTER- -F . H. A . 2; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Library Club 3-5; Pep Club 4 5; Rep. Library Club 3 4; Sec. Library Club 5; Cheerleader 2-5; Cheerleader Co-Capt. BARRY NEAL CHAPMAN- -Beta Club 4 5; Key Club 3-5; Science Club 2-5; Latin Club 2-5; Annual Staff 4 5; SCA 4; Vice Pres. Beta Club 5; Sec. Key Club 5; Pres. Science Club 3,4; Vice Pres. Science Club 5; Copy Editor Annual Staff 5; Track scholastic Achiev. Award 3; Class Pres. 5; 1st award school science fair 1; 3rd Co. Science Fair; 2nd award Co. Science 3; 3rd award Va . Jr. academy of Science 3. MARGARET CHAPMAN- -DE . 4. CLARENCE WAYNE COLLINS--Key Club 4 5; D.E. Club 4-5; SCA 5; Track 2 3. DEBORAH ANNE COMER- -Jr . -Tri-Hi-Y 1 2; Saltshaker staff 3, 5; Annual Staff 4,5; Spanish Club 1-5; Sr. -Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; F.B.L.A. 5; Band 1-5; Stage Band 3; Jr. Play 4; Sr. Class Attendant 5; Typing I award 4; MGA 4; All-state Symphonic Band 5; Co. Edition Band Newsletter 5. SAMUEL PATRICK COMER--Jr. Beta 1 2; Sr. Beta Club 3 5; Key Club; SCA 5; Spanish Club 5; Band 1-5; Ala. Allstate band 3; Va. allstate symphonic band 5; Re- porter Sr. Class; Vice Pres, of Jr. Class. CHARLES ROBERT CONNETT- -Hi-Y 1-3; Beta Club 4 5; Latin 2-5; Science Club 2-4; Key 4 5; SCA 3-4; Football 1, 2, 5; Basketball 1-5; Baseball 4, 5; Jr. Play 4; Capt. basketball team 5; Co. Science Fair winner 3; Vice Pres. Science Club 4; Key Club Treas. 5; SCA Vice Pres. 4; SCA Pres. 5; Latin Club Treas. 3; Vice Pres. Latin Club 4; Latin Club Chaplain 5; Class Sec. -Treas. 5. GLORL JOAN COULTHARD- -SCA 2-4; Jr. Tri-Hi Y 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Science Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2-5; Saltshaker Staff 3; Annual Staff 4 5; Pep Club 4 5; Sec. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5; Latin Club Sec. 5; Stage band 4 5; Band 1-5; Band reporter 4; Band Vice pres. 5; Basketball 2-5; Class Pres. 3; Basketball Capt. 2,4 5. FAYE TOLLEY COPENHAVEN- -Sr . Tri-Hi-Y, 3 5; FBLA 5; Library Club 3-5; Library Club Sec. 4; Forensics 3; Jr. Play 4. JAMES FRANKLIN COX- -Spanish Club 4; Football 5; Wrestling 2 3; Jr. Play 4. MILDRED JUNE CRUSENBERRY--Beta Club 4 5; Saltshaker staff 4; SIPA convention; FBLA 4 5; Pep Club 4; Editor Saltshaker 4; FBLA Treas. 5; Beta Club Reporter 4; 1st Year Typing award 3; 2nd year tvping award 4. L. B. DAVIDSON TR. - -D.E. Club 5.’ SUE McCREADY DAWSON--Spanish Club 1 2; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3-5; Saltshaker staff 3 4; Annual Staff; Beta Club 4 5; D.E. Club 5; S.C.A. 2, 3; Library Club 1,2; Basketball manager 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y treas. 5; Co -editor Saltshaker staff; D.E. Club Pres. 5. LINDA JOYCE DEBORD--FBLA 4 5; Cheerleader 3; Reporter of FBLA 5. RICHARD EUGENE DOANE GARY LEE DUNCAN--Pep Club 4 5; D.E. Club 3-5; Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2. DALE LEON EVANS- -Football 2. 32 SHARON SUE EVERHART --Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 5; Saltshaker 3; FBLA 4 5; Latin Club 5; Pep Club 4 5; Jr. Play Cast 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Historian of Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4 and Chaplain 5; School Science Fair 1st place 1; County Science Fair 3rd place 2. CATHY MARIE FRYE - - Jr . Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Chaplain 5; FBLA 4 5; Saltshaker Staff 3; Pep Club 4; Jr. Play Band 1-2. STEPHEN DOUGLAS GILLENWATER- - Library 3; D.E. Club 3,4; Science Club 1-2; Pep Club 5; Jr. Play 4. MARGARET ANN GOETTMAN- -Sr . Tri-Hi-Y 5; FBLA 5; Saltshaker typist 5. ROGER ALLEN HARRIS - -Spanish 4 5; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2,4,5; Pep Club 4, 5; Saltshaker 5; Golf 4; V-Pres. of Spanish Club, Unlimited 2nd place Dist 6 of ' 66 - ' 67 . PEGGY DELORSE HAYDEN - -D. E . Club 4; FHA 1,4,5. JACKIE MAXINE HELTON --Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 4 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; FBLA 5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2. JUDITH CAROL HELTON--Jr . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Band 1, 2,4,5; Spanish Club 4, 5; Pep Club 4; Majorette 5; Cheerleader 2, 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 5; Chaplain of Dist. Hi-Y Clubs 4; Spanish Club Sec. 5; Band Treas . 5; Forensics 1 2,4. GARNETT FRANKLIN HELTON JR. - -Spanish 4, 5; Football 4, 5; Track 1; Wrestling 2, 3,4,5; Band 1,2,3. RAY WADE HENDERSON- -D . E . Club 5; Football 3. NERISSA COLEEN HOGSTON--Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Library 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 4 5; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4 5; Pep Club 4 5; Jr. Play 4; Class Reporter 4; Class V. Pres. 5; Library Club Pres. 4; Treas. 5; Annual Staff Editor 5; Shorthand I Award 4; Library Award 4; SIPA Convention 4. NANCY CAROLL HOGSTON--Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1 2; FBLA 4 5; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 4 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball Mgr. 4 . JAMES ANDREW HOOVER CONNIE SUE HUNT --Library Club 3; Saltshaker Staff 3 JAMES WILLIAM HUNT --Hi-Y 1. MARIA JOANNOU- - FBLA 4 5; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5; SCA 5; Cheerleader 5. BOBBY LEE JOHNSON- -D . E . Club 4 5; Annual Staff 5; Football 1 2; Baseball 2; Art -Oil Painting 2nd place; Art Pottery 1st place BOBBY LEE KEITH JANICE LEE KELLY- -Pep Club 4 5; J.V. Basketball 3. MARY FRANCES KESTNER- -FHA 2, 3,4; FBLA 4, 5; Pep Club 4; FBLA Pres. 5; FHA Vice Pres. 4; FHA Chap. 3. BOBBY LINED MABE--D.E. Club 4 5; Pep Club 4 5. MARGARET MAIDEN- -Pep Club 4; 2nd Place Science Fair 3. JANE CAROL MARSHALL- -Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4,5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3 4; FBLA 5; Saltshaker Staff 3, 5; SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Cheer- leader 3; Drum Majorette 5; Spanish Club Sec. 3, SCA Rep. 2; Hi-Y Sweetheart 5; V. Pres. Band 4; Editor Band Newsletter 5; Drum Majorette Award at Bristol Festival 5 . LONNIE KEITH MARSHALL- -D. E . Club 5. OSCAR FRANKLIN MARTIN- -Wrestling 2. CONNIE LEIGH McCREADY- -Sr . Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; FBLA 4 5; Library Club 2 3; Pep Club 4 5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2 3; Saltshaker Staff 3, 4, 5; FHA 1; Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3,4, 5; FBLA Sec. 5; Co-capt. Cheerleaders 4; Capt. Basketball 5. BRENDA JOYCE MINTON--Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Program Char. 3; Science Club 1, 2; FBLA 4, 5; Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, 5; Annual Staff 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 5; Jr. Play 4; Cheerleader 2. 33 EVELYN TOYCE MINTON- -FBLA 5; Pep Club 5; Cheerleader 4. BILLIE ANN MITCHELL- -Jr . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3,4,5; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 4, 5; Saltshaker Staff 4, 5; Beta Club 4, 5; Pep Club 5; Treas. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Co -Editor Saltshaker Staff 4; Editor 5; Sec. Beta Club 5; SIPA Convention 4. DOROTHY DARLENE MONTGOMERY- -FBLA 4,5; V. Pres. FBLA 5; SCA Rep. 5; Class Officer 1 . TRUMEN LLOYD MOORE- -Spanish Club; Pep Club; Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5; Pres. Jr. Class; V. Pres, of Spanish Club; Treas. of Spanish Club. MONTE GREGG MOORE --Track 1; Football 2, 3. DAVID WILLIAM OLINGER- -Football 3,4; Track 2. SUE ELLA PATTERSON- -Library Club 2; NHA 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5; FBLA 5; Band; Reporter of Library Club. ELLA ROSALIE PAULEY- -FBLA 4, 5. TERESA ANN PHIPPS --FHA 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Library 3,4; Chaplain, V. Pres, of Library Club; Pep Club 4, 5; V. Pres, of Pep Club; SCA 5; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5. PAMELA ARNOLD PRICE- -FBLA 5, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 1; Library Club 2; Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 5. JAMES MICHAEL ROLEN--Hi-Y 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5; Saltshaker Staff 3,4; Latin Club 5; Football 1,2, 3,4,5; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrestling 5; Pres, of Hi-Y 5; V. Pres, of Key Club 5; Sports Editor of Saltshaker Staff 4; Senator of M.G.A. 4. PAUL EDWARD SAFFOLD- -Science Club 4 5; Key Club 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 1 2. JOE DAN SHORTT- -Science Club 3,4,5, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; president 5; Key Club 3, 4, 5, historians 5, Board of Directors 5, Beta Club 4, 5; SCA 1, 2; Olin Science Award 3; Spanish Award 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Sec. 4. EDDIE STEWART CURTIS DALE SURBER-Key Club 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 4, 5; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4, 5; Pep Club 5; SCA 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Saltshaker Staff 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3,5; Football 1; Jr. Play; Science Club SCA Rep. 4; Pres. Latin Club 5; SCA Reporter 5, Sports Ed. Saltshaker 5. MARTHA ANN SYKES- -Spanish Club 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 4 , 5; Pep Club 5; Cheerleader 2,3,5, Capt. 5; Class Sec. -Treas. 1; Homecoming Queen 5; Hi-Y Sweetheart 5. Lois Colley Tolbert --FHA 1,2, 3,4,5; FBLA 5; Band 1,2,3; Science Fair 1. DARYL RUSSELL TAYLOR- -Spanish Club 4, 5; Key Club 5; Football 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1,2, 3,4,5; Jr. Play. JAMES CLIFFORD THOMPSON- - RALPH EDWARD TOTTEN MACK LESLIE WALLS --Beta Club 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5; SCA 5; Football 1, 3,4, 5; Wrestling 3, 4, 5; Scholarship Award 4; Scholastic Achievement Wrestling 3, 4; District 6 Wrestling 3,4; All District 6 Football Squad 5; Treas. Beta Club 5; Foot- ball Capt. 5. EMORY RANDALL WERTZ --Hi-Y 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2 , 3 , 4 , 5; Pep Club 5; Beta Club 4, 5; SCA 5; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3, 5; Junior Play ; Pep-Latin Club 3, 4; Treas-Science Club 4; Pres-Beta Club 5; 1st place County High Hurdles 4. NORMA JEAN WOODWARD- -Jr . Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 5; SCA 5; Annual Staff 4, 5; Saltshaker Staff 4. 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Hist-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club Vice President 3, President 4, Sec. Annual Staff 5; Pep Club 5; Homecoming Attendant 1,3, 4, 5, Maid of Honor 5; Capt. Basketball 4, 5. 34 I UNDERCLASSMEN Here are the Jr. Class officers: Connie Swartz- -Secretary; Charles 01inger--President; Daryl Lee- Reporter; Cheryl Henderson--Rep. ; Ralph Price--Vice Pres. Junior Class The Jr. Sponsors- -Mr. Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Fawley Mrs. Loupe Have you ever been to a Hillbilly Weddin? The Junior Class gave you a chance this year. Their play which was titled Hillbilly Weddin proved to be a great success. This was a very active year for the Juniors. Their hard work for homecoming served its purpose in bringing them second place for their float. The title was In the Valley of the Jolly Shaker Giant.” Also, the Juniors worked hard on the plans for the Junior -Senior Prom. This was truly a class to be proud of. 36 Ronnie Allison Frankie Cahill Brent Allison Roger Call J. R. Sam Barrett Boyd Roger Peggy Cardwell Clapp Louise Brooks C andy Colley Eddie Buchanan Faye Collins Roger Davidson Jane Grady Kenneth Davidson Nellie Grant Patsy Dinsmore Darlene Harris James Evans Susan Haynes Luther Frye Joyce Hayzlett Con Gates Arlen Henderson 37 Cheryl Henderson Phyllis Henderson Bill Hill Rita Hodges Brenda Hogoston Kathy Hogoston Rodney Hogoston Barbara Holmes Earle Horne Bonnie Jackson Irene Kesee Sue Keith Donna Lawson The 11th grade float The Valley of the Mighty Shaker Giants placed second in the Homecoming parade Linda Lee Sharon Lester Charles Little Don Little Mac Mabe Mickey Maiden 38 Cathy Roark Dempsy Roark Armanda Smith Danny Smith Dolly Smith Sherry Smith 39 Stanley Bunny Johnny Billy Linda Connie Smith Snodgrass Stidham Stillwell Surber Swartz Kyle Sword Brenda Thompson Gerald Tolbert Wayne Venable Junior girls active in sports. Karlene Wliitley Bobby Wilson T ommy Woodward Robert Blaine Walls Ward 40 41 Officers: Grayson Ward--Sec-Treas; Pat Sword--Pres; Jane Willis- Vice-Pres; Debbi Smith--Reporter. Sophomores Cathy Sherry Connett Cowan Tommy Crabtree Carol Billy Tony Cumbo Debusk Delp Eddie Karen Dempsey Duff 42 43 Marvin Johnson Mildred Johnson William Keith Gary Kelly Johnny Kestner Jane Little Joe Maiden Eugene Martin Rosemary Minton Charles Mitchell Marie Mitchell Larry Moore 10th Take First Place In Homecoming Parade Rodger Puckett Peggy Ratcliff Janet Rhea John Rickman Oaksey Rickman Teresa Roark Jerry Roberts Virginia Robinson Tommy Ropp Carol Sanders Charles Slate Debbie Smith 44 1 Vickie Delores Pat Millard Kathleen Sonja Hazel Lewis Smith Stewart Sword Talbert Taylor Thomas Tolbert Tuggle Grayson Virginia Jane William Bill Brenda Ward Williams Willis Wilson Woodward Woodward Lois Cheryl Woodward Wright Shown here are the 10th grade sponsors: Eddie Jonas, Carol Noonkester, and Anne Duncan. 45 This is WORK! Worthy ' s 10 best-dressed students- Mad Scientist ! Basket, Basket Where ' s the Basket. Sweet Dreams You gotta be Kidding ! 46 Elizabeth Tom Allison Allison Bill Tony Martha Anderson Anderson Arnold Debbie Asbury Beverly Lisa Atwell Baltimore A ' l Regina Barbrow Andy Barrett Bonnie Barrett Zola Barrett Dennis Billings Jeanne Brannon Billy Branson Denise Brinkley Junior Bryant Mike Burch Jeff Campbell Freddie Cardwell Ninth Grade 9th grade officers are: Steve Frye--V. Pres. Jane Chapman- -Pres. Wayne Harris--SCA Rep. Lisa Baltimore--Treas. Kenny Carter Jane Chapman Shirley Chapman 47 Eddie David Eddie Clapp Colley Colley Phil Collins Nancy Colston Jamie Crabtree Jack Crawford Monte Davidson 1 Wyndom Davidson Janie Debord Shirley Debord Teddy Debord Diane Debusk Sue Debusk Kay Delp Vicky Dow James Duncan Becky Elmore Debbie Frye Dennis Frye Tabby Henderson Betty Helton Larry Hayzlett Jeff Haynes Janice Haynes Pearline Hayden Steve Frye John Galliher Irvin Goodman Ann Griffits Eugene Harris Richard Harris ■ Wayne Patty Harris Hayden 48 Dempsey Their Roger Lona Albert Roger Buddy Larry Olinger Olinger Osborne Pauley Perry Price Ratcliffe Ratcliffe 49 Jolene Roark John Smith Randy Roberts Ann Snow George Rolen Carolyn Stallard Johnny Rolen Roger Stewart Gary Rust Steve Stewart Larry Dotty Rust Smith Patti Elizabeth Stillwell Surber Jim Smith Linda Surber 9th grade sponsors are: Mr. Ramond Farris, Mr. Johnny Moore, and Mr. Sidney Parker. Mary Steve Surber Surber Judy Sword Barbara Sykes Bill Taylor Eddie T aylor Jimmy Taylor Linda Taylor 50 Wade Taylor Connie Thompson Yvonne Walker Frances Thompson Jim Thompson Johnny Thompson Pat Tolbert David Totten Ricky Wassum Janet Wertz Billy Whitely Betty Wolfe Myron Woodward Spirit plus noise equals ninth grade. Jane Chapman receiving victor stick from football captain Rodney Hogston. 51 K Mary Comer--All State Symphonic Band-- Alternate Debbie Comer--All State Symphonic Band Pat Comer--All State Symphonic Band 8th grade class diligently studying. Eighth Graders Work Hard For Success Allen Walter Mark Barbara Donald Ruth Carssonda Jim Allison Allison Asbury Barrett Barrett Barrett Brooks Burgess Don Rusty Howard Walter Cecil Bobby Diane Larry Bus kill Cahi ' l Chaprftan Chapman Clark Collins Collins Collins 53 Kathy Cowan Alvin Davidson Billy Davidson Melody Davidson Terry Daughtery Robert DeBoard Debbie DeBord Delores DeBord Jay DeBord Roger DeBord Gene Dowell Tommy Emerson 8th graders proved to be active in school activities. Randell Billy Evans Farris Elizabeth Edward James Finne Frye Frye Henry Goodman Gale Harris Linda Harris Mary Hayden Ronnie Hayden Sharon Charla Phil Janet Martha Hayden Haynes Haynes Helton Henegar 54 Lynn Hogston Clayton Hughs C a rolyn Hunt Curtis Hunt Frank Kc esee Larry Ke ith Mike Kelly Ann Kestner Wilma Kestner Eight grade sponsors are: Mrs. Rector, Mr. Hubble. Mrs. Connett, and Mr. Morgan. Bernice Kimberlin Neva Lawson Joyce Lee Rodney Mike Lee Lee Larry Debby Richard Ledbetter Lowe Mabe Jimmy McCready Carolyn Mitchell Melinda Moore Johnny Norris Kenneth Nutter Jolin Bill Olinger Johnny Olinger Virginia Olinger Ralph Pauley William Pauley Gary Phillips Shirley Poston Joe Price Randy JoLynn Ruth Eddie Carol Landon Puckett Rector Repass Rickman Roark Robins 55 Dean Shortt David Smith Tony Smith Judy Stewart Billie Surber Martha Surber Phil Sword Jerry Tolley Brenda T ott en Bonnie Thomas Elizabeth Taylor Gilda Walls Nyoka Warren JoAnn Willis 8th grade class officers: Phil Haynes--Secretary-Treasurer Phil Sword- -President Jerry Tolley — Vice-President Dudley Whitely Mike Yontz 56 1 Teresa Adams David Arnold Eddie Arnold Wayne Austin Kathy Jeff Sandra Donnie Bently Blackwell Brannon Cannon Patti Darrol Harold Shelia Johnny Angie Mike Tim Carter Coe Coe Collins Crusenberry Davidson Davidson Denton Seventh Grade Hank Betty Diggs Fields Diane Kathy Fields Frye Sammy Kathy Galligher Gates Whitley Carolyn Gillenwater Goff Junior Coff David Mike Hammond Harris Philip Eddie Harrison Hatfield Norma Kenny Sandy Hatfield Hayden Hayden 57 Verley Hayton Marcie Johnny Helmandollar Helton Linda Eddie Holmes Jackson Janie Johnny Johnson Johnson Eddie Keith Patricia Keith Ray Lowery Clay Marshall Robert McNew Ricky Minton Vicki Minton Barbara Judy Moore Null Donnie Olinger Ricky ' Olinger Debarah Osborne David Perry Patty Poston Shown here are the seventh grade sponsors: Miss Clear, and Mrs. Polstra. Tim Presley Mike Puckett Johnny Ratcliffe Ginia Rector Billy Robinson Andy ' Smith 58 Chester Smith Delores Smith Bobby Surber Darlene Surber Elaine Surber Seventh grade officers are: Diane Fields, Vice-Pres.; Eddie Arnold, Pres.; Whitney Gillenwater, Treasurer; Betty Fields, Secretary. Wayne Pamela Linda Janet Surber Thomas Tolbert Totten 59 Assemblies At Worthy Spanish Club Assembly Phys. Ed. Assembly Libraiy Club assembly Mr. McCoy speaks at assembly Phys. Ed. girls do dance routine SPORTS The Golf Team, although young and inexperienced, fought hard to place fourth in District Six. They played more experienced teams such as Marion, Abingdon, John Battle, and Patrick Henry. The four active members of the team were: Tommy Woodward, Bill Woodward, Joe Maiden, and Charles Slate. The Golf Team did their part to uphold the Shaker spirit. Golf team consists of Bill Woodward, Joe Maiden, Charles Slate, and Tommy Woodward. Golf coach: Mr. Bob McCoy. Charles Slate prepares to putt. 62 Shakers Rebuild Jr. Captains of the Shake ' r team are Frankie Rhea and Rodney Hogston. Shaker team 1st ROW: A. Barrett, A. Perry, T. Crabtree, J. Kelly, S. Frye, L. Moore, R. Wertz. 2nd ROW: W. Keith, F. Rhea, G. Plarris, M. Davidson, G. Tolbert, J. R. Barrett, J. Rolen, M. Mabe, E. Colley, R. Hogston, D. Allison. 3rd ROW: D. Minton. E. Kest- ner, F. Helton, B. Moore, B. Ward, C. Connett, S. Boyd, D. Bar- rett, M. Rolen, C. Olinger and K. Sword. 63 Shaker football coaches: Barbrow, Jonas, and Moore. FOOTBALL SCORES Fr ies (Away)- -24 RBW- 7 Rural Retreat (Home)- -6 RBW-13 Patrick Henry (Away)- -18 RBW- 0 Chilhowie (Home)- -7 RBW -21 Holston (Home)--7 RBW -33 Rich Valley (Away)--O RBW -16 Abingdon (Away)- -19 RBW-13 John Battle (Home)- -20 RBW- 7 Tazewell (Away)- -59 RBW- 0 Marion (Home)- -37 RBW- 0 Sr. members of the team are; 1st ROW--Mack Walls, Frankie Helton, Mike Rolen. 2nd ROW- -Randy Wertz, Jim Cox, Lloyd Moore, and Charles Connett. Youth was the key to this year’s Shaker foot- ball squad. With only seven returning Seniors they began a major project to rebuild the team to championship standards. Under the coaching of Barbrow, Jonas, and Moore the Shakers devoted their effort and hard work to make the team a success. Shaker Football 64 Little Shakers Romp 8th grade football--FRONT --Lewis — Coach 1st ROW--J. Burgess, D. Cannon, R. B. McNew, C. Marshall, R. Olinger, B. Farris. 2nd ROW--J. Tolley, D. Smith, J. DeBord, L. Robins, M. Asbury. 3rd ROW--M. Lee, M. Yontz, M. Kelly, R. Puckett, L. Ledbetter. 4thROW--P. Sword, R. Debord, L. Keith, P. Haynes, T. Smith, T. Denton . Varsity Managers: Nookie Olinger, David Colley, Myron Woodward, Jeff Haynes and Billy Branson. Sr. Captain--Mack Walls And Head Coach--Craig Barbrow. 65 Varsity Members --Frankie Cahill, Brenda Minton, Faye Collins, Brenda Woodward, Grayson Ward, Kathy Puckett, Norma Woodward, Kathy Connett, Joan Coulthard, Connie McCready, Janet Wertz, Carol Poston, Rosemary Minton, and Candy Colley. The 1967 Shakerettes put forth tremendous effort, even though they failed to have complete success. The Shakeretts represented Worthy High School well this year and lived up to the indomitable Shaker spirit from the beginning buzzer to their final basket. Brenda Minton, Mrs. Loupe, Joan Coulthard and Norma Woodward. 66 Jr. Varsity, FRONT--Y. Walker, A. Smith, J. Chapman, T. Henderson. SECOND ROW--S Gross, J. Henegar, J. Roark, C. Surber, D. Asbury, L. Taylor, S. Arnold, L. Hogston. THIRD ROW--J. Brannon, D. Holmes, C. Goodman, S. DeBord, M. Surber, B. Atwell, B. Sykes. SHAKERETTES OPPONENTS 40 46 Fort Chiswell 32 48 Chilhowie 36 53 Sugar Grove 19 38 Marion 17 39 Rich Valley 30 47 Fort Chiswell 20 10 Chilhowie 22 31 Sugar Grove 26 22 Marion 23 43 Rich Valley Managers and Coach of team are: Ann Griffits, Mrs. Loupe, and Yvonne Shoals. 67 Shaker Wrestlers are Steve Dow, Phil Haynes, Lloyd Moore, Andy Barrett, Myron Woodward, Tommy Wood- ward, Tommy Crabtree, Alvin Davidson, Roy Keith, Jerry Boardwine, Roger Harris, Jr. Keith, Mack Walls, Frankie Helton, Mike Rolen, Eddie Colley, Pidney Davidson, Ralph Davidson, and Steve Frye. Worthy Wrestling Team Success was the word for the 67-68 Shaker Wrestling Team. With vigorous exercise and plenty of practice the Shakers proved to be to much for their opponents. Because of their deter- mination and their experience gained over the years, this year ' s team was the best Worthy has ever had. 68 SHAKERS OPPONENTS 00 Marion 50 37 Patrick Henry 22 36 Chilhowie 14 29 John Battle 18 28 Abingdon 22 48 Holston 08 38 Holston 18 11 Abingdon 38 24 Chilhowie 16 19 John Battle 29 Season incomplete at time of publication Wrestling Captains--Roger Harris and Lloyd Moore. 69 1967-68 Varsity Captains Charles Connett, Blaine Ward and Coach Frank Lewis. Coached by T-Bone Lewis, the Shakers put forth great effort but the team lacked height and experience. Although the boys had a losing streak, their oppo- nents realized they were not to be taken lightly. With experience and Shaker spirit behind them, the future looks bright for the young Shaker lads. Basketball managers are--Jimmy Frye, Curtis Surber And Lewis Tuggle. Basketball Team Varsity Basketball team--FRONT--Coach Lewis--Jimmy Kelly, Randy Wertz, Ralph Price, Bill Woodward, Charles Connett, Paul Saffold, Blaine Ward, Gary Kelly, Rodney Hogston, and Daryl Taylor. Patrick Henry 48 Tazewell 54 Marion 42 John Battle 68 Chilhowie 71 Tazewell 59 Abingdon 61 John Battle 74 Holston 46 Rural Retreat 57 Abingdon 61 Saltville 40 35 35 51 52 30 44 53 52 64 55 Season incomplete at date of publication 71 Junior Varsity Members of the J. V. Basketball team. FRONT--Coach Moore and Roger Herald; BACK--Eugene Harris, Jammie Crabtree, Jack Crawford, Roger Osborne, Monte Davidson, Wayne Harris, Eddie Kestner, Bill Moore, Jeff Campbell, Phil Collins, Willy Minton, George Rolen, Bill Anderson, Tony Anderson, and Ronnie Doane. 8th grade Basketball team FRONT ROW--Landon Robbins, Mike Kelly, David Hammonde, Ricky Olinger, Mark Asbury, 2nd--David Arnold, Jerry Tolley, Billy Farris, Randy Puckett, Larry Ledbetter, 3rd--Phil Sword, Robert DeBord, Tim Denton and Tony Smith. 72 Track Steve Frye and Track Coach- -Barbrovv discuss plans for the track team. Shakers relax before a difficult track meet. This season ' s track team put forth a lot of hard work and came out fourth in county and third in district. Even though the team didn ' t score as high as they attempted to, they still served the school with high spirits . Track Team Ranks 3rd In District Mike Rolen exerts his track ability for a Shaker victory. 73 Shakers get another soldi Hit. Baseball Team Improves! ! This year ' s baseball team coached by Johnny Moore put forth a lot of effort and repre- sented the Shakers well in District Six. Next year coach Moore hopes to improve his team with new boys that will be lining up for the Shaker team. Shaker makes it to base. 74 I R. B. Worthy Shaker Band Worthy Band The R. B. Worthy Shaker Band really proved that they were a very very active part of Worthy. Early in the summer, band members started practice for the many field shows, pep rallys, and con- certs that they must gave before the year was through. Band Director: Mr. Bill Cook In October, the band participated in the South- eastern Band Festival where they received a Superior Division I. Morale was high as they entered concert season, again to take honors at the District Festival. Through all their performances, the band proudly displayed their new uniforms. The band proved again that Worthy is made up of excellent muscians, fine students, and hard workers . 75 Judy Helton Worthy Majorettes Jane Marshall Drum Majorette Nyoka Warren Shirley DeBord 76 Band Officers are: FRONT ROW: Jane Little --Historian, Cathy Connett --Reporter to Saltshaker, Joan Coulthard--Vice President, Barbara Sykes --Secretary, Carol Cumbo- -Assistant Librarian, Jane Willis--Publicity . SECOND ROW: Debbie Comer- -Librarian, Tony Anderson--Photographer, Pat Comer--President, Jerry Roberts--Band Captain, Judy Helton -- Treasurer . Band Gets New Uniforms Shown typing for the Newsletter are Jane Marshall-- Editor; and Debbi Comer --Assistant Editor. Captain Marty Sykes Maria Joannou Karen Olinger LeAnna Rector Shaker Varsity Cheerleaders Linda Hayden With Many A Flirt And Flutter Tessie Phipps Connie McCready Mrs. Loupe --Sponsor Co-Captain Kathy Carter 78 Cheerleaders 79 CLUBS Cathy Puckett S.C.A.; Sharon Everhart, Chaplain; Sue Dawson, Treasurer; Judy Helton, 2nd Vice-Pres; Debbi Comer, President; Mrs. Rector, Advisor; Faye Collins, Reporter; SEATED--Joan Coulthard, Secretaiy, Char- lene Ratcliffe, 1st Vice-Pres.; LeAnna Rector, Historian. Leaving to collect for Cancer Drive are Rosemary Collins , Sarah Gross, Janice Everhart, Virginia Robinson, Sharon Arnold, Diane Gilbert, Carol Goodman, Grayson Ward, Jane Willis and Cathy Connett. Sr.-Tri-Hi- Y The Sr-Tri-Hi-Y again proved that it was one of the most active clubs in the school. They began their yearly work before the school started, and had an attractive bulletin board, directional signs, and guides to greet the eighth graders . The members are proud of the Sr-Tri-Hi-Y and what it stands for, and what they completed, and proud that again this year it did create, maintain, and extend. Shown fixing Bulletin Board are Bunny Snodgrass, Brenda Thompson, C. Mc- Cready, J. Olinger Yvonne Sholes and C . Frye . D. McMahan, S. Patterson, A. Smith, L. Brooks, C. Carter, C. Cumbo, L. Hayden and J. Little cleaning trophy case. 81 Members of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y are: SITTING, Mildred Johnson, Judy Stewart, Lisa Baltimore . STANDING: Teresa Adams, Debby Debord, Ann Griffets, Janet Wertz, Beverly Atwell, Jeanne Brannon, Yvonne Walker, and Nancy Miller. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y The Jr. -Tri-Hi-Y swing into the ' 67- ' 68 year with twenty-seven members. Every- one had plenty of ideas for new projects and were ready for action. They carried out these projects with enthusiasam, always remembering the club ' s purpose; To create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character. The officers of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y are: Kay Delp, Chaplain; Ann Snow, Historian; Mrs. Duncan, sponsor; JoAnne Willis, Secretary; Jerry Board- wine, Sweetheart; Debby Asbury, President; Ralph Price, Sweetheart; Tabby Henderson , S.C.A. Rep; Jo Lynn Rector, V. President and Terry Mitchell, Treasurer. Club Members at bookc STANDING: Shirley Chapman, Sandra Brannon, Becky Elmore, Gina Rector, Wliitlcy Gillcnwater. SITTING: Treva Frye, Norma Hatfield, Elizabeth Finne, Sue Debusk, Pearline Hayden, Nyoka Warren and Diane Debusk. 82 Shown leaving for the District Conference are: M. Asbury; J. Maiden; E. Home; R. Doane; B. Alli- son; T. Ropp; T. DeBord; J. Crawford; J. Stidham; and L. Tuggle . Hi- Y Club The Hi-Y is a Christian Service Club whose purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian Character . The Hi-Y is made up of boys from grades seven through twelve who want to be part of a Christian Community. Projects included dusting erasers, an- nouncing the starting line-ups at basket- ball games, and picking up paper on the school grounds . Existing erasers are: W. Minton; J. Norris; R. Doane; G. Rolen; L. Ratcliffe; J. Maiden; L. Tuggle; J. Campbell; and J. Crawford. Officers are: M. Davidson--Rep; S. Boyd-- V. Pres; M. Rolen--Pres; R. Hogston-- Ser. at Arms; G. Rolen — Chap; J. Roberts --Sec; M. Sykes, J. Marshall, G. Walls-- Sweethearts; J. Frye — SCA Rep; and Mr. Parker — Advisor. Working on bulletin board are: G. Harris; B. Farris; P. Sword; B. Branson; B. WTiitely; T. Anderson; J. Smith; S. Surber; J. Maiden; and P . Sword. The officers talk over plans for future projects. They are: Pres. Sherry Smith; V. Pres, Teresa Phipps; Sec. , Cathy Carter; Chaplain, Cathy Frye; Reporter, Coleen Hogston. Library Club Ready to help their fellow students, Library Club members maintained their place as members of one of the most active service clubs at R.B. Worthy. Their duties included assisting with audio visual materials, decorating the library, the bulletin boards, and the show cases, processing books, and keeping a school scrapbook. This year was a most rewarding year to all, thanks to the able guidance of Miss Hardin . Denise Brinkley, Shirley Debord, Vicki Dow, and Diane Debusk are shown putting the cards in order. John Stidham, William Price, Irvin Griffits, Billie Mitchell. 84 Jr. members are Charles Slate; Cheryl Hengerson; Charlene Ratcliffe; Wynette Montgomery; Pear- line Hayden; LeAnna Rector; Jane Little; Tuffy Greer; RoseMary Collins; Mary Comer; Faye Collins . Sr. members are Debbi Comer; Brenda Minton; Joe Shortt; Barry Chapman; Rocky Cahill; Joan Coulthard; Coleen Hogston; and Norma Woodward. Leaving to sell ads are the officers Ernest Greer-- Alt Editor; Rocky Cahill --Layout Editor; Joe Shortt --Photographer; LeAnna Rector --Asst. Editor; Brenda Minton --Bus. Manager; Barry Chapman--Copy Editor; Coleen Hogston --Editor; and Norma Wood- ward+-Sec. Choo-Choo The bell had rung for the students to go home. The halls were silent and the rooms were empty except for the hardworking members of the staff who have devoted their leisure time to work to produce this yearbook of the happenings at Worthy High . Work on the Choo Choo began last spring when the staff was organized. Ads were sold during the summer to merchants in and out of our community. The school year began, and the hard work began too! Now the annual is completed- -and the staff presents the best annual ever to the patient students at R.B. Worthy High. 85 Completing the Saltshaker are: Margaret Goettman, Kathy Puckett, Debbi Comer, Jane Marshall, and Retta McNew. The Saltshaker Staff struggled through many long and hard hours in order to give the R.B. Worthy students a school paper of which they would be proud. The Staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Faw- ley, is to be congratulated for a job well done. Typing for the Saltshaker are: (in front) Carol Poston, Joyce Hayzlette , and Carol Cumbo. (Behind) Norma Woodward, Connie McCready, Vickie Dow, Tabby Henderson, Debbie Asbury, Nellie Grand, Linda Surber, and Dolly Smith. Saltshaker Staff The officers discuss the layout for the next Saltshaker with their advisor. The officers are: Curtis Surber, Sports Writer; Roger Harris, Sports Writer; Billie Mitchell, Editor; Patsy Dinsmore , Co-Editor; Mrs. Pawley, Advisor; Susan Haynes, Advertising; and Phil Sword, Sports Writer. |£f ■ ii Si mm A A Club members Roger Harris and Pat Comer practicing our assembly. Earl Home — Historian, Rusty Cahill--Reporter, Roger Harris, 1st Vice -Pres. , Lloyd Moore--Treasurer, Miss Frye--Sponsor, JoAnne Willis--2nd Vice-Pres. , Cheryl Henderson - -President , Norma Woodward Program Chairman, Jane Willis--SCA Representative, Judy Helton--Secretary . The Spanish Club The Club ' s projects this year included Christmas Caroling in Spanish, Mex- ican and Spanish Dinners, Pen Pals From Spanish members. These pro- jects helped us to fulfill our purpose- - To learn more about Spanish countries Members writing to Pen Pals in Spanish Countries. 87 The stimulation of interest in Roman culture and history, and the appreciation of their influence on us today are the main aims of the Latin Club. The Club is affiliated with the State Junior Classi- cal League and also the National Junior Classical League. Each year the Club sends a representative to the State J.C.L. con- vention . Latin Club Latin Club Officers are: Miss DeVault, Sponsor; Cur- tis Surber, Pres. ; Tommy Woodward, V-Pres. ; Rocky Cahill, Treas. ; Patsy Dinsmore, Sec.; Charles Con- nett; Barry Chapman and Mike Rolen, Sergeant -of - arms; Randy Wertz, SCA Representative. Pat Sword, Phil Sword, Sharon Everhart, Mike Rolen, Ann Snow, Nancy Miller and Elizabeth Allison go through initiation. 88 F.H.A. officers SEATED at table with emblem-- Mrs. Parks, Sponsor; Dolly Smith, Pres; Arminda Smith, V-Pres. ; Brenda Woodward, Sec. -Treas. ; Sharon Lester, Reporter; Debbie Smith, Historian; and Pat Johnson, Song Leader. New Members of FL1A: J. Brannan, N. Grant, E. Finne, N. Warren, L. Lee, J. Stwart, J. Debord, D. Collins, Y. Walker, P. Hayden, T. Mitchell, M. Henegar, M. Lowe. Relining auditorium drape, Diana Gilbert, Freda Borders, Janice Everhart, and Louise Brooks . Cleaning teachers lounge --Carol Good- man, Linda Hayden, Peggy Hayden and Jane Little. FHA The Future Homemakers of America’s project for 1967-68 is Leisure Time-- Constructive Time. This was chosen to encourage individuals to spend their leisure time participating in activities which are beneficial to themselves and others . Cleaning stage and property room, Carol Sanders, Yvonne Shoales, Linda Surber, Kathleen Taylor, and Carol Poston. 89 Members are G. Walls, M. Goettman, D. Comer, C. Swartz, K. Carter, R. Mc- New, J. Marshall, B. Holmes, A. Smith, M. Joannou, B. Allison, W. Montgomery, B. Mitchell, C. Frye, J. Helton, B. Jackson, N. Hogs- ton, C. Connett, S. Patter- son, R. Pauley, W. Venable, L. Frye, and sponsor; Mrs. Smith. Shown looking over F.B.L.A. projects are: Linda DcBord, Rep. ; Darlene Montgomery, V. President; Mary Kestner, President; Connie Mc- Cready, Sec.; Evelyn Minton, Historian; STANDING are June Crusenberry, Trea. ; Marty Sykes, Chaplain. F.B.L.A. We mean Business! seemed to be the motto of the 1967-68 F.B.L.A. Aiming for a better club, the F.B.L.A. created more interest by publishing a bi-weekly news- paper and encouraging the new members to participate in numerous projects. Edu- cation, Service, and Progress were the goals accomplished by the club. Working in Office Prac- tice Room are: N. Hay- den, P. Henderson, C. Colley, K. Hogston, K. Puckett, B. Thompson, C. Poston, P. Dinsmore, S. Everhart, L. Surber, D. Smith, J. Hayzlett, N. Woodward, S. Smith, and S. Haynes. 90 Science Club STANDING: P. Saffold, R. Cahill, G. Harris, C. Slate, P. Arnold, E. Arnold, J. Shortt, B. Chapman, C. Connett. SEATED: T. Henderson, R. Barbow, T. Wood- ward, L. Baltimore, N. Hatfield, A. Smith, W. Austin, B. Surber, T. Presley. This year the Science Club was successful in many of their activities. The club set up many projects and goals as the require- ments for each member. This year the club welcomes any student at R. B. Worthy to join . Greeg Harris, Rocky Cahill, Pat Amold--Bottom Picture . Front to Rear; Cathy Connett, Sec. ; Tommy Ropp, S.C.A.; Barry Chapman, V. President; Joe Dan Shortt, Pres. ; Mrs. Catron, Sponsor. 91 D.E. Club The purpose of the Distributive Ed- ucation Club is to develop future leaders for marketing and distribu- tion. It encourages free enterprise and economic awareness through the study, individual instruction, and actual experience in business establishments . Each year the members participate in the Fall Rally and compete in District and State Contests. Above --Donna McMahan is shown selling a guitar. Left--The officers shown looking over plans for the District Meeting arc Bobby Johnson — Vice-President; Sue Dawson --President; Robert Walls--S . C . A . Representative; Mr. Cochran --Sponsor; Wade Henderson --Donna McMahan --and Jeff Collins. 92 Pep Club The Pep Club is very active in bringing loads of cheer and support to the sports world at R. B. Worthy. We started the year off by having an assembly to introduce the yells and cheers to the student body. Pep Club officers 1967-68: Frankie Rhea, Sergeant at Arms: Ralph Price Reporter, Teresa Phipps: Vice President: Marty Sykes, President; Charlene Rat- cliff, Sec-Treas. Mrs. Loupe-- Sponsor . 93 Art And Photography Club Club members shown working on mural are: Johnny Stidham, Tony Delp, Tommy Ropp, and Charles Slate . Jo Lynn Rector checks film in the new school photography lab. Talking about Picasso, being able to draw anything, well this year the members of the Art Club can do anything Picasso did and more. Some of the projects the Art Club did this year were helping teachers fix bulletin boards, painting pictures to be put in town and at the hospital, and also serving the school through art. This year the Art Club also plans to set up a dark room for photography. Officers are; Faye Collins--Sec. , Mr. Farris: Sponser, Roger Davidson: Pres. , Charier Borders: Treas. , Tommy Woodward: S.C.A. Representative, Earnest Greer: Vice -Pres. 94 I ! Old Members: Mac Walls, Tommy Woodward, and Curtis Surber show new members: Pat Comer, Greg Harris, Roger Davidson, Johnny Stid- ham, Paul Saffold, Daryl Taylor and Pat Arnold, the trick of folding the flag. Key Club ’67-’68 The Key Club has enjoyed one of its most successful years this year. It presented a highly successful assembly entitled the GRAND OLE OPERY , a take-off on country western music. Though smaller in number than last year ' s club, this year ' s club has had many success- ful projects and has enjoyed a highly success- ful year . Key Club members are shown replacing stage lighting and cleaning. This is one of their many, helpful, service projects. The Key Club Officers shown here conducting a mock election are: Rocky Cahill, Pres. , Mike Rolen, Vice-Pres. ; Barry Chap- man, Sec.; Charles Connett, Treas.; Clarence Collins, SCA Rep.; Joe Shortt, Historian; Frank Lewis, Advisor; and Barbara Sykes, Gilda Walls, and JoAnn Willis, Sweathearts. 95 Beta Club Old Members are Pat Comer, Sue Dawson, Barry Chapman, Billy Mitchell, Charles Connett, Coleen Hogston, June Crusenberry, Rocky Ca- hill, Pat Arnold, Mack Walls, Curtis Surber, and Randy Wertz. Curtis Surber, June Crusenberry, and Jo Dan Shortt are shown above in a one act play given by the Beta Club for assembly. Leadership, loyalty and truth are the symbols of the Beta Club. This year the Club has shown its leadership by the various projects it has done. During American Education week, a short play entitled Vacation on the Moon was presented . Other projects were the Easter seal drive and helping teachers at the end of each semester. Officers are Randy Wertz, Pres. ; Mack Walls, Sgt. at arms; Pat Comer, SCA Rep.; Mrs. Clear, Sponsor; Billie Mitchell; Sec. ; and Barry Chapman, V. Pres. New Members are: Wynette Montgomery, Tommy Woodward, Peggy Clapp, Brenda Hogston, Sherry Smith, Lee Anna Rector, Charlene Ratcliff, Linda Lee, Cheryl Hen- derson, and Mack Mabe. 96 SCA Officers --Norma Woodward-- Sec-Treas. --Charles Connett-- Pres. Curtis Surber--Reporter - Not Pictured--Vice Pres. Charles Olinger. The 67-68 SCA worked very hard for the bet- ter relations between students and teachers. Many projects were performed by the SCA. Some of these were: decorating for the Homecoming Dance, having a booth in the Fall Carnival, getting music for the cafeteria, and giving students more voice in their govern- ment . The SCA helps regulate the school and build R. B. Worthy into a well organized and re- spected school. Decorating for Homecoming Dance Norma Woodward, Tommy Wood- ward, Joyce Lee, Janet Wertz, Maria Joannou, Pat Comer, Jeff DeBord, Curtis Surber, and Charles Connett. 97 er So a 4 yt° this yearbook is presented to you by the Choo Choo Staff. With Hard Work this book was created to represent the mem- ories of this year and to capture the spirit of Worthy High School . In this ' 68 Choo Choo are our best ideas and efforts and we hope it will make this year unique . 2 100 ) r i • f ,-k l ■■ V ; , ' — ; ' , . s? , . . 1 1 1 • Vv ' -V ' % i ■. i : V,..; i - i f j. . J : U ' - V... f ADVERTISING Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Parker Mr. R. B. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Graham Kestner Rev. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woodward Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Catron Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Charles Mr. Bill Cook Brownford Farm Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wassum Mr. and Mrs. George B. Collins Miss Helen Frye Miss Audrey Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Farris Mrs . Anne Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Price Perry ' s Cab Rev. and Mrs. Alan Tinnerstet Robert Cochran Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Earle Horne Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Venable Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hogston Miss Margaret Gillespie Miss Carol Noonkester Mrs. Elaine P. Mullins Mr. Mack Blackwell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Larry Atwood H. C. Watkins Roy Montgomery Jr, Kyle Allison N. D . Williams Frank Henderson Ted Bateman Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . (Allen Minton and Ronnie Brickey Racing Team) (Harry Brickey and Richard Donnellians Racing Team) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roberts Mr. Con Smith Mrs. Billy Martin Mrs. Frances Davidson and Mrs. Freddie Hicks Jerry Smith Charles Denton Robert K. Brinkly and Mrs. Carson Hicks and Mrs. H. R. Miller Fred Yontz Miss Jane Allen Bolinger Mr. and Mrs. William B. Goodman and Mrs. Charles Dickson and Mrs. Robert A. Juricic and Mrs. George Comer and Mrs. C. L. Currin and Mrs. Henry C . Montgomery Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Angela Call In memory of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Martin Student Patrons Mary Comer Jane Willis Cathy Connett Louise Brooks Steve Gillinwater (Baby Rad) Brent Price Jim Smith Thelma Poore Nellie Anderson Janie Delp Norma Hatfield Hank Diggs Sam Boyd Mary Sue Maiden Ann Griffitts Debbie Asbury Charles Borders Lisa Baltimore Kathleen Taylor Rosemary Collins Bunny Snodgrass Steve Gillinwater Judy Smith Kay Delp (Myron) Johnny Stidham Earle Horne Freda (Jayne) Borders Ann Snow Nancy Miller Stanley Smith Sarah Gross Tom Allison Jim Pauley Ronnie McElraft David C. Marshall William Keith Robert C. Aebersold Joe David Holmes Business Patrons REGENT JEWEL BOX Marion Bristol FOX WINDOW AWNING CO ROBINSON ' S SPORTING GOODS Editor’s Note I would like to thunk the following people who have contributed to make this yearbook possible: Choo Choo Staff Students of R. B. Worthy Faculty of Worthy Mr. Raymond Farris - -Advisor Mr. R. G. McCoy- -Principal Mr. Don Smith --Photographer FBLA- -Typists Advertisers Patrons Mr. Chuck Hutcheson American Yearbook Co. % JEWELERS KLEEN - KRAFT THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU Marion Saltville Chilhowie CLEANERS Drive-In Window FIRST NA TIONAL BANK Saltville, Virginia SA ULS MOTOR INC. 105 WESTERN AUTO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Your Home Owned Family Store OWEN KITTY COX (owners) FULLER BUS LINE, INC. 225 Piedmont Street Bristol, Virginia 24201 Smith Storm Window Co. HOME IMPROVEMENTS P. O. BOX 2B4 309 N. MAIN STREET PHONE 7B3-24DO MARION, VIRGINIA STORM WINDOWS Aluminum Sioing Awnings Carports Wrdudht Iron AND SCREENS Glidden Paint 106 ' I w . . . and the world will make a beaten path to your door. Profit and honor are rewards for those con- tributing significantly to our way of life because under Free Enterprise each of us has the opportunity to get ahead by seeking to build a “better mousetrap.” a APPALACHIAN POWER CO. WA LKER MOTOR CO. Hiujuwujick CORPORATION Marion, Virginia 108 Herff Jones One of the first events anxiously awaited by all Seniors is the day their rings arrive. To the Seniors it seemed that the rings would never arrive, but by the first of October, they were being proudly dis- played. With these rings the Seniors Official Jewelers for R. B. Worthy High School finally began to realize their status in school, their maturi ty, and their accom- plishments. Their Senior ring is the one object which will continue to link a graduate with the memories of the happiest year of his life. 109 BALL BRO. ' S Compl iments of FURNITURE SMYTH COUNTY NEWS DIXIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Restaurant in Abingdon Cafeteria in Bristol The Best Place in the Area to eat . Gas--Fue I — Oi I --Groceries MARSHALL ' S Plumbing Heating Supply A 1 1 ison Gap Road Saltville, Virginia Owners: D. W. Marshall, Leroy Marshall, C. R. 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Phone 496-4921 Saltville, Virginia Its PET... §fyou bet r made m with r. 1 FRESH 1 CREAM -P e mI w A ALWAYS FRESH f PET MiCOUUn JOHNSON ' S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Saltville, Virginia tittM 1 WEBB ' S FLOWERS We wire flowers everywhere Phone 496-4681 Saltville, Virginia 114 SINGLETON ' S DEPT. STORE Saltville, Virginia Congratu lations To The Seniors of 1968 THE MEDICAL STAFF OF THOM A S K. McKEE HOSPITAL SALTVILLE A UTOMOTIVE SUPPL Y 212 West Main Street Sa I tv i lie , Virgi nia Phones: Day 496-4221 N ight 496-4 1 63 Douglas Sutherland — Manager THE NATIONAL BANK OF C HI LHOWIE Organized 1907 Capital SI 00, 000 Surplus $200,000 Chilhowie, Virginia 24319 Full Bank Service THE VANCE COMPANY Chilhowie, Virginia Glade Spring, Virginia Hardware Building Supplies, Fertilizer Farm Supplies, Seeds Ed Curtis Brickey Kick-off with fine furniture from T W FURNITURE COM PA N Y Saltville, Virginia CROSSROADS TEXACO THE NEW SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER PARK BLVD. OPENING MARION , VA. OCT.--1967 117 CLARK’S PHARMACY Two Stores to Serve You Soltville, Vo. Phone 496-721 1 Chilhowie, Va . Phone 646-8490 Sam, Clark, R.Ph.--Doug Clark, R. Ph. Prescriptions are our Business Free Del ivery 1 r 1 18 GREEN HILL JERSEY FARM Compl ime nts of REMINE GOBBLE Bristol Tennessee Compl iments of BUCK MAIDEN ' S ESSO CUSTARD STAND SERVICE DRY CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY Marion, Virginia 119 Adams, Teresa--57, 82 Allison, Allen--53 Allison, Brent--37,90 Allison, Don- -63 Allison, Elizabeth- -47, 88 Allison, James--42 Allison, Ronnie--37 Allison, Ronald--37 Allison, Thomas --47 Allison, Walter--53 Allison, William 42, 83 Anderson, James Anderson, Tony- -47, 77, 83 Anderson, William --47 Arnold, David --5 7 Arnold, Franklin - -57, 9 1 Arnold, Martha - -47, 79 Arnold, Mike- -24 Arnold, Pat--24, 91, 95, 96 Arnold, Sharon- -42, 67, 81 Asbury, Deborah- -47, 67, 79, 86, 82 Asbury, Mark- -53. 65, 83 Atwell, Beverly- -47, 67, 82 Austin, Wayne--57, 91 Baltimore, Lisa--47, 9 1, 82 Barbrow, Craig (Mr.)-- 17, 64, 65, 73 Barbrow, Regina- -47, 9 1 Barrett. Barbara- -53 Barrett, Bonnie --47 Barrett, Charles--47, 68, 69, 63 Barrett. David--ll,63 Barrett. J. R.--37, 63 Barrett, Priscilla - -24 Barrett, Ruth- -53 Barrett, Zola --4 7 Bently, Cathy--57 Billings, Dennis- -47 Boardwine, Jerry--42, 68 Blackwell, Jeff- -57 Borders, Charles--42, 94 Borders, Freda--24,89 Boyd, Sam --37, 63, 83 Brannon, Jeanne--47, 67, 79, 89, 82 Brannon, Sandra --57, 82 Branson. Billy- -47, 65, 83 Brickey, Cari P. (Mr.) Bridges, Rita-- Brinkley, Denise--47, 84 Brooks, Cassandra- -53 Brooks, Louise --37, 81, 89 Brown, Dallas (Mr . )-- 17 Bryant, Junior- -47 Buchanan, Edward --37 Bunch, Mike- -47 Burgess, James --53, 65 Buskill, Don --53 Call, Mike --4 2 Call, Roger --37 Callihan, Hel en (Miss)- -17 120 Cahill, Frances- -37, 66 Cahill, Robert- -23, 24, 85, 88, 91, 95, 96 Cahill, Rusty--53 Campbell, Jeff- -47, 83 Cannon, Donald- -57, 65 Cardwell, Freddie --47 Cardwell, Mary- -42 Cardwell, Roger --3 7 Carter, Cathy--24, 78, 81, 84, 90 Carter, Kenneth- -47 Carter, Mary- -42 Carter, Patricia --57 Catron, Ann (Mrs. ) — 17, 91 Chapman, Barry 23, 24, 25, 85, 88, 9 1, 95, 96 Chapman, Charles -- Chapman, Dewey-- Chapman, Howard- - Chapman, Jane--47, 48, 67 Chapman, Larry-- Chapman, Margaret --24 Chapman, Sherry -- Chapman, Shirley--47, 82 Chapman, Walter--53 Clapp, Eddie--48 Clark. Peggy --37. 96 Clark, Cecil--53 Clear, Mabel (Mrs. )--17 Clear, Wanda (Miss)- - 17 Cochran, Robert (Mr .)-- 18, 92 Coe, Darryl --57 Coe, Harold--57 Colley, Candace--37, 66, 90 Colley, David--48, 65 Colley, Eddie- -48, 68, 63 Collins, Bobby--53 Collins, Charles-- Collins, Clarence--24, 95 Collins, Diane--89, 53 Collins, Faye - -37, 10, 66, 81, 85, 94 Collins, Larry- -53 Collins, Jeff- -92 Collins, Phillip - -48 Collins, Rosemary- -42, 81, 85 Collins, Sheila --57 Collins, Willard-- Colson, Nancy--48 Comer, Debbi--10, 25, 77, 81, 85, 86, 90 Comer, Mary--42, 10, 85 Comer, Pat--23. 25, 77, 95, 96, 97 Connett, Cathy- -42, 66, 77, 81, 9 1 Connett, Janice (Mrs . )- -18, 55 Connett, Charles --23, 25, 63, 64, 88, 90, 91, 95, 96, 97 Cook. Bill (Mr.)- -18, 75 Copenhaver, Faye- -25 Coulthard. Joan--25, 66, 77, 81. 85 Cowan, Kathy- -54 Cowan, Sherry- -42 Cox, James --25, 64 Crabtree, Jamie --48 Crabtree, Tommy- -42, 68, 69, 63 Crawford, Jack- -48, 83 Crusenberry, John- -57 Crusenberry, June- -25, 90, 96 Cumbo, Carol - -42, 77, 8 1 , 86 Davidson, Alvin--68,54 Davidson, Angela --57 Davidson, Billy- -54 Davidson, Kenneth- -37 Davidson, L, B.--26,92 Davidson, Melody- -54 Davidson, Michael- -57 Davidson, Monte --4 8, 63, 83 Davidson, Ralph- -68 Davidson, Pidney--37, 68, 69, 94, 95 Davidson, Wyndom--48 Dawson, Sue--26, 8 1 . 92, 96 DeBord, Debra --54, 82 DeBord, Delorses--54 DeBord, Janice DeBord, Jay- -54, 65, 97 DeBord, Janie --48, 89 DeBord, Linda --26, 90 DeBord, Robert- -54, 65 DeBord, Roger --54 DeBord, Shirley- -48, 67, 76, 84 DeBord, Teddy--48, 83 DeBusk, Billy : -42, 82 DeBusk, Diana--48, 84 DeBusk, Sue--48, 82 Delp, Kay- -48, 82 Delp, Tony--42,94 Dempsey, Fddie--42 Denton, Charles - -57, 65 DeVault, Mabel (Miss)- -88 Dinsmore, Patsy- -37, 86, 88, 90 Diggs, Henry- -57 Doane, Eugene --26 Daughterly, Terry- -54 Dowell, Eugene --54 Dow, Vickie- -48, 76, 84, 86 Dow, Steve--68, 69 Duncan, Ann-- 18 Duncan, James --48 Duncan, Gary-- Duff, Karen- -42 Elmore, Rebecca - -48, 82 Emerson, Thomas- -54 Evans, Dale --26 Evans, Randall- -54 Evans, James --37 Everhart, Janice- -43, 81, 88, 90 Everhart, Sharon--26, 81, 88, 90 Farris, Billy- -54, 65, 83 Farris, Raymond (Mr .)- -8, 94 Fawley, Betty (Mrs ,)-- 18, 86 Finne, Elizabeth- -54, 89, 82 121 Fields, Betty- -57 Fields, Diane--57 Fields, Tony- -43 Frye, Allen --43 Frye, Cathy--26, 10, 81, 84, 90 Frye, Debbie - -48, 79 Frye, Dennis --48 Frye, Donnie Frye, Edward- -54 Frye, Elizabeth- -43 Frye, James - -43, 83 Frye, James- -54 Frye, Luther- -37, 90 Frye, Mary Frye, Pat- -26 Frye, Steve - -48, 47, 68, 63, 73 Frye, Treva--82 Galliher, Darlene --43 Galliher, John- -48 Galliher, Sammy- -57 Gates, Con--37 Gates, Freda --43 Gates, Kathy- -57 Gilbert, Diane- -43, 81, 87 Gillenwater, Whitley- -57 Gillenwater, Stephen --26 Goettman, Margaret--26, 86,90 Goff, Carolyn --5 7 Goff, Junior --57 Grady, Jane --37 Grant, Nellie --37, 86, 89, 90 Greer, Ernest--43, 85, 94 Griffey, Linda Griffits, Ann- -48, 67, 82 Goodman, Carol - -43, 67, 81, 89 Goodman, Henry- -54 Goodman, Irwin- -48, 84 Gross, Sarah- -43, 67, 81 Hammond, David --57 Hardin, Audrey (Miss)- - 19 Harris, Darlene --37 Harris, Eddie --26 Harris, Eugene- -48 Harris, Gale- -54 Harris, Gregg--43, 63, 83, 91, 95 Harris, Jerry Harris, Marie Harris, Michael- -57 Harris, Richard- -48 Harris, Roger- - 1 1, 27, 68, 69, 86 Harris, Wayne--48,47 Harrison, Linda --54 Harrison, Philip- -57 Harrison, Stanley- -43 Hatfield, Edward- -57 Hatfield, Norma--57,91 Hayden, Ke nneth- -57 Hayden. Linda --43, 78, 81, 89 Hayden, Mary- -57 Hayden, Patricia- -48, 89 Hayden, Pearline--48. 85, 82 Hayden, Peggy--27, 89 Hayden, Polly- - Hayden, Ronnie --54 Hayden, Sandra --57 Hayden, Sharon --54 Hayden, Sue-- Hayden, Susan--43,90 Haynes, Janice --48 Haynes, Jeff --4 8, 65 Haynes, Phil--68, 54, 56, 65 Haynes, Shelia --54 Haynes, Susan--37, 86 Hayton, Raymond --43 Hayton, Verley--58 Hazy left, Larry- -48 Hazylett, Joyce - -37, 86, 90 Helmandollar, Mariec--58 Helton, Betty- -48, 75 Helton, Frankie- -27, 68, 69, 63, 64 Helton, Jackie--27, 90, 75 Helton, Johnny- -58 Helton, Judy--27, 76, 77, 81 Henderson, Arlen--37 Henderson, Cheryl- -38, 36, 85, 96 Henderson, Phyllis- -38, 90 Henderson, Ruth- -43 Henderson, Tabby--48, 67, 79, 86, 91, 82 Henderson, Wade--28, 92 Henegar, Jane--49,67 Henegar, Martha --54, 89 Herald, Roger --49 Hicks, jean --43 Hicks, Nell --49 Hill, Bill — 38 Hodges, Rita --38 Hogston, Brenda --38, 96 Hogston, Coleen--23, 28, 25, 84, 85, 96 Hogston, Kathy--38,90 Hogston, Lynn --55, 67 Hogston, Nancy- -28, 90 Hogston, Rodney- -38, 63, 83 Hogston, Tony- -49 Holmes, Barbara --38 Holmes, Bill- -90 Holmes, Debra--49,67 Holmes, Linda --58 Holmes, Paul--43 Hoover, Andrew --28 Horne, Earl --38, 83 Hubble, Roscoe (Mr . )- -55 Huffman, Drema--43 Hughes, Clayton --55 Hunt, Carolyn --55 Hunt, Connie --28 Hunt, Curtis --55 Hunt, Delores- - Hunt, James--28 Hunt, Ted- -43 Jackson, Bonnie--38, 90 Jackson, Charles-- Jackson, Edward --5 8 Jackson, Walter- - Joannou, Maria- -28, 78, 90, 97 Johnson, Bobby--28,92 Johnson, George- - Johnson, Janie--58 Johnson, Jay- -43 Johnson, Johnny- -58 Johnson, Marvin --44 Johnson, Mildred --44 Johnson, Pat --38, 39 Johnson, Phyllis --49 Jonas, Eddie (Mr ,)- -64 Keesee, Frank--58 Keesee, Irene- -38 Keith, Bobby- -28 Keith, Danny- - Keith, Hazel --49 Keith, James -- Keith, Larry--55, 65 Keith, Patricia --58 Keith, Roy--49, 68 Keith. Sue--38 Keith. William - -44, 68, 63 Kelly, Gary--44 Kelly, Janice- -28 Kelly, Jim --49, 63 Kelly, Mike--55, 65 Kestner, Ann- -55 Kestner, Edward- -49, 63 Kestner, Johnny- -44 Kestner, Mary- -29, 90 Kestner, Phyllis -- Kestner, Wilma --55 Kimberlen, Bernice --55 Lawson, Donna --38 Lawson, Neva --55 Ledbetter, Larry- -65, 55 Lee, Daryl--38, 36 Lee, J. C. - -38 Lee, Joyce--55,97 Lee, Linda - -38, 89, 96 Lee, Mike- -55, 65 Lee, Rodney- -55 Lester, Sharon- -38, 39 Lewis, Frank--19, 65, 95 Little, Charles --38 Little, Don --38 Little, Jane--44, 77, 81, 85, 89 Loupe, Patsy (Mrs. )--19, 66, 67, 78, 93 Louthian, Eddie- -49 Lowe, Debbie --5 5, 89 Lowery, Ray- -58 Mabe, Bobby--29,92 Mabe, Mack- -38, 63, 96 Mabe, Richard --55 122 Maiden, Joe--44, 43, 62, 83 Maiden, Mickie--38 Maiden, Mike-- Maiden, Wallace Marshall, Cecil--58,65 Marshall, Jane- -23, 29, 76, 77, 83, 86, 90 Marshall, Lonnie- -29 Martin, Eugene --44 Martin, Franklin- -29 Miller, Nancy- -49, 88, 82 Minton, Brenda - -23, 29, 66, 85 Minton, David --39, 63 Minton, Evelyn- -29, 90 Minton, Ricky- -58 Minton, Rosemary- -44, 66 Minton, Vickie --58 Minton, Willie- -49, 83 Mitchell, Billie — 29 , 84, 86, 90, 96 Mitchell, Carolyn --53 Mitchell, Charles --44 Mitchell, Marie --44 Mitchell, Teresa --49, 82, 89 Morgan, Don (Mr.)--4, 19, 55 Montgomery, Darlene- -29, 90 Montgomery, Ernest --49 Montgomery, Wynette--37, 85, 90, 96 Moore. Barbara- -58 Moore, Johnny- - (Mr . )- - 19, 64, 47 Moore, Lloyd- -29, 68, 69, 63, 64 Moore, Melinda - -55 Moore, Monte --29 Moore, William --49, 63 Neal, Jessie- -49 Norris, Connie --44 Norris, James --39 Norris, John- -55, 83 Null, Jerry Null, Judy- -58 Null, Linda --44 Nutter, Kenneth- -55 Nutter, Richard- -39 Nutter, Robert Nutter, Wayne Olinger, Arthur- -49, 65 Olinger, Charles --39, 36 Olinger, Clayborne - -49, 63 Olinger, Donald- -58 Olinger, David --,30 Olinger, Dempsey- -49 Olinger, Jo Anne- -39, 81 Olinger, John- -55 Olinger, Karen --44, 78 Olinger, Richard - -58, 65 Olinger, Ronna--49 Olinger, Thier--49 Olinger, Virgie--55 Osborne, Deborah- -58 Osborne, Roger --49 Parker, Sidney (Mr.)- -20, 83 Parks, Delorse (Mrs . ) — 19 , 89 Patterson, Sue --30, 8 1 , 90 Pauley, James --39 Pauley, Lona--49 Pauley, Ralph- -55 Pauley, Rosalie - -30, 90 Pauley, William --55 Perry, Albert- -49, 63 Perry, David- -58 Perry, William Phillips, Gary- -55 Phipps, Teresa--30, 78, 84, 93 Poston, Carol - -39, 66, 86, 89, 90 Poston, Patty- -58 Poston, Shirley- -55 Pratter, Ronnie- -58 Presley, Timothy--58, 91 Price, Joe- -55 Price, Pam--30, 90 Price, Ralph- -39, 36, 93 Price, Roger --49 Price, William - -39, 84 Puckett, Kathy- -39, 66, 81, 86, 90 Puckett, Michael --5 8 Puckett, Randy- -55, 65 Puckett, Roger --44 Ratcliff, Buddy --49 Ratcliff, Charlene- -39, 81, 85, 93 Ratcliff, James Ratcliff, Johnny- -58 Ratcliff, Larry- -49, 83 Ratcliff, Peggy --44 Rector, Ginia--58, 82 Rector, JoLynn--55, 94, 82 Rector, LeAnna- -39, 78, 81, 85, 96 Rector, Lois Ann (Mrs. ) — 19 , 55, 81 Repass, Ruth --55 Rhea, Frankie--39, 62, 93 Rhea, Janet --44 Rickman, George Rickman, Eddie- -55 Rickman, John --44 Rickman, Oaksey--44 Roark, Dempsey- -39 Roark, Carol--55, 82 Roark, JoLene--50, 10, 67 Roark, Kathy- -39 Roark, Teresa --44 Roberts, Jerry- -44, 77, 83 Roberts, Randy- -50 Robbins, Landon- -55, 65 Robinson, Virginia --44 Robinson, Billy — 58 Robinson, Virginia- -81 Rolen, George- -50, 83, 95 Rolen, Johnny- -50, 63 Rolen, Mike--30, 25, 63, 64, 68, 73, 83 Ropp, Tommy- -44, 83, 9 1, 94 Rust, Gary- -50 123 Rust, Larry- -50 Saffold, Paul- -30, 91, 95 Sanders, Carol--44,89 Sholes, Yvonne--67, 81, 89 Shortt, Dean- -56 Shortt, Joe Dan--23, 30, 85, 91, 95, 96 Slate, Charles--44, 62, 85, 91, 94 Smith, Andrea--58, 9 1 Smith, Arminda--39, 66, 81, 89, 90 Smith, Benita (Mrs. )--20, 90 Smith, Chester Smith, Danny --39 Smith, David- -56, 65 Smith, Debbie - -42, 44, 89, 90 Smith, Delores Smith, Diana Smith, Dolly- -39, 86, 89 Smith, Dottie--50 Smith, James--50, 83 Smith, John- -50 Smith, Sherry- -40, 84, 90, 96 Smith, Stanley- -40 Smith, Tony- -56, 65 Smith, Vickie --45 Snodgrass, Martha- -40, 76, 81 Snow, Ann- -50, 88, 82 Stallard, Carolyn- -50 Stewart, Delores --45 Stewart, Eddie- -30 Stewart, Judy- -56, 89, 82 Stewart, Larry Stewart, Roger- -50 Stewart, Steve- -50 Stidham, Johnny- -40, 83, 84, 94, 95 Stillwell, Billy- -40 Stillwell, Patricia- -50 Surber, Billie --56 Surber, Bobby- -91 Surber, Curtis- -31, 86, 88, 95, 96, 97 Surber, Elizabeth- -50 Surber, George Surber, Linda- -40, 86, 89, 90 Surber, Linda M.--50 Surber, Lois Surber, Mandie Surber, Martha --56 Surber, Mary--67, 50 Surber, Stephen- -50, 83 Surber, Wayne Swartz, Connie- -40, 36, 90 Swartz, Jane Sword, Eddie Sword, Judy- -50 Sword, Kyle--40, 63 Sword, Pat- -45, 42, 83, 88 Sword. Phil --56, 65, 86, 88 Sykes, Barbara- -50, 67, 77, 95 Sykes, Marty--31, 1 1, 78, 83, 90, 93 Taylor, Daryl --3 1,95 Taylor, Eddie- -50 Taylor, Jimmy- -50 Taylor, Kathleen --45, 89 Taylor, Linda--50, 67 Taylor, Liz --56 Taylor, Wade- -51 Taylor, William- -50 Thomas, Bonnie- -56 Thomas, Pamela Thomas, Sonja--45 Thompson, Brenda- -40, 81, 90 Thompson, Connie- -51 Thompson, Frank--51 Thompson, James- -31 Thompson, James- -51 Thompson, Johnny- -51 Talbert, Gerald- -40, 63 Talbert. G. R. Talbert, Hazel --45 Talbert, Millard --45 Talbert, Patricia- -51 Talbert, Linda Talbert, Lois Tolley, Jerry--56,65 Totten, Janet Totten, Brenda --56 Totten, Charles- -51 Totten, Ralph- -31 Tuggle, Lewis- -45, 83 Venable, James Venable, Wayne- -40, 90 Walls, Gilda--10, 56, 83, 90. 95 Walls, Mack- -23, 31, 68, 69, 64, 65, 96 Walls, Robert - -40, 92 Walker, Yvonne- -51, 67, 89, 82 Ward, Blaine- -40, 63 Ward, Grayson- -45, 42, 66, 8 1 Warren, Nyoka - -56. 76, 89, 82 Wassum, Ricky- -51 Wertz, Janet- -5 1, 66, 82, 97 Wertz, Randy- -31, 63, 64, 88, 96 Whitely, Billy- -51, 83 Whitely, Duddley--56 Whitely, Karleen Willis, Jane--45, 42, 77, 81 Willis, JoAnn- -56, 95, 82 Wilson, Bobby- -40 Wilson, William --45 Williams, Virginia- -45 Wolfe, Betty- -51 W oodwa rd . Bill - -45 , 5 8 Woodward, Brenda- -45, 66, 89 Woodward, Janet Woodward, Lois --45 Woodward, Norma- -31, 10, 25, 66, 85, 86 Woodward, Tommy- -40, 62, 68, 88, 91, 94 Wright, Cheryl — 15 Yontz, Mikc--56, 65 $ YT -T7 vj ? v Mr rmr