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PHOENIX 1973
John S. Battle High School Bristol, Virginia
Editor-in-Chief . . . Vonnie Edwards Assistant Editor . . . Lola Davidson Sponsor . . . Miss Penny Vermillion
Table of Contents
Student Life . 4
Administration and
Faculty . . 16
Students . 32
Organizations . 100
Sports . 138
Highlights . 178
Advertisements . 204
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Decision Making Is a Vital Function for Us, the Students of ’73
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We Compete and Struggle to Try to Achieve Our
Goals.
The Goal May Be to Attain Individualism — a Sign of Our Generation —
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Through Change of Appearance or Philosophy.
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Happiness and Serenity Is That Which We Strive For Most.
Occasional Agonies Only Heighten Our Enjoyment of Everyday Life.
Respect and Mutual Concern Are the Keys to New and Lasting Friendships.
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This Evergrowing Unity of Battle Students Finds Expression in a Spirit of Cooperation.
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Decisions, Competition, Individualism, Happiness . . . Agony, Respect and Unity are the Signs
of 73.
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ADMINISTRATION
AND
FACULTY
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School Board and Administration
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr, Robert G. Raines, Assistant Superintendent; Miss May Joe Craig, Mrs. Wayne Sheffey, Mr. Wirt H. Foster. SEGOND ROW: Dr. E. B. Stanley, Superintendent; Mr. Robert L. May; Mr. lohn A, Copenhaver, Chair¬ man; Mr. Henry S. Snodgrass, Mr. James T, Lee, Mr. Reeves T. Barker.
Mr. Richard T. Farnsworth Principal
Mr. James F. Rector Assistant Principal
Mr. William I. Halstead Assistant Principal Sponsors B Cilub
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Guidance Counselors, Librarians, and Secretaries
Mrs. Janet M. Derting Guidance Counselor
Mrs. Mary B. Kelly Guidance Counselor
Mrs. Stella J. Wise Library Secretary
Mrs. Fdainel'. Dut\ Librarian
Sponsors Library Club
Mr. Larry R. Stanle\ (guidance Counselor
M rs. Jane F. Fleenor Office Secretary
Miss Cdiarlottc R.Widener Office Secretary
Mrs. Shclali f'. Gregg Librarian
Sponsors Library Club
Mrs. Jean W. Wilson Guidance Secretary
Mr. Rector and Miss Widener sign in students.
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Facult\
Mr. Stokes and Mr. Garland enjoy a coffee break.
Miss Susan E. Austin I -at in
Sponsors Latin Club
Mr. Ralph G. Booher, Jr. Government Sponsors Key Club
Miss Julia A. Garinicliel Mr. James A. Cole
P. fc-.. Health, Driver Education A^riculturel
Sponsors G. A. A. Horticulture
Sponsors P’. F". A.
Mr. James N. Butcher English
Sponsors Pep Club, Eootball, Wrestling
Mrs. Jean H. Collins Mathematics Sponsors Bible Cilub
Mrs. Lucille D. Butt Sociology, History Sponsors E. T. A.
Mr. C-harles P’. Copeidiaver Genera! Mechanics Sponsors P’. p’. A.
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Facultx'
Miss Sheila Cox Mathematics, Algebra
Mrs. Dorothy D. Daughtrey Biology
Sponsors Senior Science Club
Mrs. Lou V. Crabtree History
Sponsors Senior Class
Mrs. Diane E. Deahl Mathematics
Miss Rhoda F. Craig Typewriting, Shorthand Sponsors Bible Club
Mrs. Joan P. Dingus Science, Chemistry
Miss Rebecca J. Cuddy English, Reading Sponsors Alpha Tri-Hi-Y
Miss Susan E. Eidmondson World Geography, Citizenshi Sponsors Varsity Cheerleader
Coach Pridemore made a BIG mistake!!!! Coach Martin watches game.
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Q- !/)
Facultx
Mrs. Emma L. Faris English
Sponsors Forensics
Mr. Henry E. Green History
Coaches Football, Baseball
Mrs. Merry E. Jennings English
Sponsors Pep Club, Forensics
Mrs. Margaret H. French Office Machines, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Sponsors F. B. L. A.
Mrs. Bertha L. Henderson English
Mrs. Patricia L. King P. E., Health Sponsors Junior Varsity Cheerleaders
Mr. Jackie R. Garland History
Sponsors Junior Class
Mrs. Bernice W. Hernandez Spanish
Sponsors Spanish Club
Mr. Joe A. Garrett
P. E., Health, Driver Education
Mr. Michael D. Hounshell Instrumental Music Sponsors Band
Miss Scott plans homecoming decorations.
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Facult\
Mr. William B. Lemon Mr. William M. Locke
P- E. Science
Sponsors Junior Civitan Sponsors Senior Science Club
Mr. James W. Loggans Mrs. Linda H. Long
Mathematics, Algebra, Physics Science
Sponsors Physics Club Sponsors Civinettes
Miss Janette D. Martin Mr. John W. Martin
Home Economics English
Sponsors F. H. A.
Coach Lemon times boys.
Mrs. Long catches camera’s eye.
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Facultx
Were Mr, Rector and Mr. Halstead being stood up?
Mr. Donald Mashburn Mathematics, Geometry, Modern Concepts Sponsors S. C. A.
Mrs. Marlene N. McCall Mathematics Sponsors (dvinettes
Miss Ruth V. McNiel Home Economics Sponsors F. H. A.
Mrs. Gay L. Meade Science
Sponsors Junior Science Club
Miss Margaret R. McNew French, English Sponsors h'rench C'lub
Mrs. Joan B. M innick Biology
Spon.sors Juni{)r Science Club
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Faciilt\
Mrs. Pliyllis P. Miniiick /\rt
Spoiisor.s Art Club
Mr. John Peltier Algebra
Sponsors Key Club
Mr. jeffre> L. Minton Knglish
Sponsors Debate Soeiet) , Sophomore (ilass
Mr. William H. Phelps English, Speeeh and Drama Sponsors Dramaties
Mrs. Shirley C. Ogle Knglish
Mr. Don D. Prid('i7iore Driver Kdueation Sponsors B-(,lub, Baseball
Mrs. Nane\ P. Parker .\lgebra, Atials sis
M iss Bett\ E. Pnekett Geometrs
Mrs. Dingus eneou rages c lass to take notes.
Mr. Stokes hands out report card.
Facultx
Miss Phyllis J. Ratiifle English
Advises N. H. S.
Mr. John P. Robbins Mathematics Coaches Football
Mrs. Patricia P. Robbins
P. E.
Sponsors Junior Class
Miss Susan E. Scott Home Economics Sponsors F. H. A.
Mr. Stephen M. Smeltzer General Business, Economics, Government Sponsors Junior Civitan
Mrs. Teresa D. Stephensor History, Government Sponsors Junior Class
Mr. William S. Stephenson P. E., Health
Coaches Basketball, Baseball
Mr. Thomas R. Stokes English
Sponsors Forensics
Mrs. Duly lends a helping hand.
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Mrs. King and Mrs. Robbins observe student partici¬ pation in class.
Mr. Ronald H. Tallman History
Coaches Football, Wrestling
Miss Anne P. Vermillion English
Sponsors Phoenix Staff
Mr. Howard C. Webb Driver Education Coaches Basketball, Golf
Miss Virginia A. Taylor Chorus
Sponsors Choral Activities
Mr. Robert C. Walton Agriculture, Meehanics Sponsors E. E. A.
Miss Virginia A. Woody Reading
Sponso'rs Forensics
Faculty
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(ioach Robbins gives talk at pep ralK.
Coach Stephenson instructs P. E. class.
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Custodians and Cafeteria Personnel
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Lilly Bailey, Irene Latham, Ollie Farl e\’, Katherine Hall. SECOND ROW; Sarah Malcolm, Jan Shankel, Hazel Puckett, Lucille Hayden.
,lr. and Mrs. Ra\ Stouts (CENTER) and famiK are honored at faculty Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ray Stoots, Darryl Childress, ea acknowledging Mr. and Mrs. Stouts' 50th wedding anniversary. Randall Vance. '
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Dedication
The person to whom the 1973 PHOENIX is dedicated was named Outstanding Young Educator of the Year in Washington County in 1972 by the Abingdon Jaycees. During the twelve years she has taught at John S. Battle High School, she has stressed the importance of independent thinking and excellence in performance on the part of the student. With her help and encouragement, students are inspired to participate in forensics and creative writing contests. One year her students entered the state creative writing contest in Charlottesville and made a “clean sweep” of first place, winning the top honor in poetry, short story, and essay categories. Another example of her consistent effectiveness as a teacher is how well prepared her students arc for college English. Nearly all of them find English less difficult than any other subject they take in college.
She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Stetson University and did graduate work at East Tennessee State University and the University of Virginia. While teaching at Battle she has been advisor to the S.C.A., a coach for forensics and debate, and a consultant for the state creative writing contest. She is presently advisor to the National Honor Society, does home bound teaching, and serves on the state evaluation committee.
She is a leader of minds and a guide of the students, bringing new materials and methods of teach¬ ing to her classes, opening minds to new ideas and never losing sight of the purpose of English. Because of her loyalty and unceasing efforts, the PHOENIX staff proudly dedicates the 1973 PHOENIX to Miss Phyliss J. Ratliffe.
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Senior C'lass Officers
The year of 1973 was exciting for the Seniors. Most students took part in a variety of activities which made the year most valuable. A Steering Committee was formed to plan various activities throughout the year, such as a senior dance, senior picnic, and a breakfast after the prom.
W.iO.P. I. sponsored a Senior of the Week Contest which gave honors to 10 seniors. They were Ike Anderson, Mike Bailey, Vonnie Edwards, Kathy Fraser, Carolyn Gallimore, Kathy Koch, Blaine Morris, Lyle Parker, Steve Robinson, and Jack Wagner.
As the t yeai continued, studemts began to look toward the future, deciding what careers might be available. Some chose colleges while others chose jobs. The highlights of the year were the prom, held at the \7F.W., and of course, graduation.
I ime quickly flew by and the year finally came to a close. We started realizing what it meant to be a senior. We were bout to say good-bye and realized that the year went by much too fast and parting was harder than expected. We realized we must face the world as young adults for the first time, and the thought didn’t sound as pleasant as before. The class was sponsored by Mrs. Lou Crabtree.
PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mike Bailey,
President; Steve Robinson, Vice President; (iarolyn Gallimore, Secre¬ tary; Junior Jessee, Reporter; Kathy Gallimore,Treasiirer, Roland Uen.s- lec'. Historian; (,aii Shankel Chaplain; Br\ an Yoho, Sgt-at-.\rms.
Ike Anderson
Jerry Arnold
Phil Barker
Shonda Atkins
Joyce Barkei
M ike Baile\
CHARLES ISAAC ANDERSON — Key Club 10- 12, Cluiplain II; Science Club 9-12; S.'C.A. 8-12, Reporter 10, Vice-President II, President 12; B- (dub II, 12; French Club 8-12; Plusics Club, 12; Class Sgt-at-Arnis 8; Class President II; J.V. Baseball 9; J.V. Football 9; Varsitx Football 11, 12; Varsitv' Track, 11; National Honor Socictx 10- 12; Senior Superlative — Best All Around; Who's VV ho in American High Schools 12.
ELIZABETH LISA ANDERSON — French Club
8- 10; 4-H Club 8, 9, Reporter 8, Secretary 9; F. H.A.
9- 11; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12, Treasurer 12; F.T.A. Cbaplain 9, Secretarx 10, Vice-President 11, President 12 F F.A, 12; S.C.A. 12.
REBECCA LOUISE ANDERSON — French Club 9, 10; 4-H 8, 9; F.H.A. 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; 12; F.T.A. 9-12, Chairlain 9, Treasurer 12; S.C.A. Secretary II, Treasurer 12; F.F.A. 10-12, Sxxeet- heart 10, Reporter 12.
JERRY WAYNE ARNOLD — F.F.A. 9-12, Degrees of P’ F A 69- 7'^
SHONDA KAYE ATKINS — Bible Club 12; F.B.L.A. Sgt-at-Arnis 12.
MICHAEL HARRY BAILEY — Science Club 8-10; S.C.A. 9-12; Key Club 10-12; B Club 11, 12; Football 8-10; Basketball 8-12; Track 9-12; Most Improved Basketball Player 1 1 ; Senior Superlative — Most Popular.
DANIEL PHILLIP BARKER — Civilians 9-10- Bible Club 9, 10; S.C.A. 11, 12.
ESTER JOYCE BARKER — F.H.A. 8, 9; P7B.L.A. 12, Parliamentarian 12; Bible Club
12.
RANDY WARREN BARKER — Band 8, F.F.A. 9; D.E. 10-12; Baseball 8- Track 9- Football 8-10.
Randv Barker
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Seniors
Barry Bays
Ava Blaylock
Gary Boothe
Teresa Bott
BARRY FRANCES BAYS — Library Club 9, 10; Civitan 11, 12; Bible 12.
AVA JOAN BLAYLOCK — Bil)le Club 8-12; Nurse’s Aid Certificate 11.
DEBORAH ELLEN BOLLING — Band 8-1 1; Bible
Club 9-12; Pep Club 10, 12; Gvm Show 10; G.A.A. 12.
GARY WAYNE BOOTHE — S.C.A. 8, 9; B-Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-11, Sgt-at-Arms 10, 11; Senior Science 11; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9, 10; Baseball 8-12; All Distroct 9-11; “Most Outstanding Athlete 11; Football 9-12 Co-captain 12; Basketball 9-12; Track-School record in shot and discus 9-12; May Court 9-10.
TERESA JOY BOTT — N.H.S. 10-12; Latin Club 11-12; Senior Science Club 12; Library Club 12; F. H. A. 8, 9; Homeroom treasurer 11; Gvm Show 10. DANIEL LYNN BOWMAN — Latin Club 11; Club 10; Perfect Attendance 11.
REBECCA ANN BRASWELL — French Club 12.
Rebecca Braswell
Ph ysics Club 12; Reporter 12; Sciencf 8-9; F.T.A. 8; Modern Concepts Glut
PHIL LYNN BREWER — Science Club 8-10; Latin Club 1 1 ; Bible Club 12.
LAURA ELIZABETH BROTBECK — Transfer student 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; F.H.A. 12, His¬ torian.
Debbie Bolling
Danny Bowman
Phil Brewer
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Laura Brotbeck
Seniors
Kay Carter
Janet Cappalli
Debbie Collins
Fred Collins
Steve Compton
EDWARD MICHAEL BUCKNER — FFA 9- 12, Second Vice-President 9 V'ice-President 10, Presi¬ dent 11, Parliamentarian 12; Leadership Award 11. JANET FORTNER BURNETTE — Bible Club 8- 12, officer 11, 12, Songleader 12, Reporter 12; F.H.A. 9-12, Reporter 10, Chaplain 11, Pari iamentarian 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; C>horus 12; Library Club 10; De¬ bate 0; S.C.A. 10, 12; Athletic Award 10; Gym Show 10; Senior Superlative — Most School Spirited. TERESA LOIS BYINGTON — Spanish Club 8, 9; Annual Staff 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; F.T.A. 12; Band 8-12; Gym Show 9; Concepts Club 12; All-County Band 8-12; All-Regional Band 10-12.
FRANCES KAY CARTER — French Club 9, 10; G.A.A. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, World Service Chairman 11, 12; F.B.L.A. — 12; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed.
JANET LYNN CAPPALLI — Transfer student 11; G.A.A. 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Sci¬ ence Club 1 1, 12; Physics Club 12; Annual Staff 12; S.C.A. Alternate 12.
DEBORAH SUE COLLINS — Annua! Staff 9, 10; G.A.A. 8-12, President 11; N.H.S 10, 11; Bible Club 8-12; Pep Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 8, 9; J.V. Cheerleader 9, Cap¬ tain 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Captain 12; Class Secretary 8; Class Reporter 11; Class President 10; May Court 10; S.C.A. 8-12; Gym Show 9, 10; Homecoming Queen 11; Sen¬ ior Superlative — Most Popular.
FRED C. COLLINS — Science Club 8; F.F. A. 9-12; Bible Club 9.
STEPHEN LEE COMPTON — Photography Club 9, 10; Senior Science Club 9, 10. BARBARA KAY COUNTISS — F.H.A. 9, 10, Recreation Leader 10; Senior Science 12; F.H.A. Junior Degree — 10.
Barbara Countlss
Donna Dean
Shelia Denton
JUANITA BURRESS WANDA CLAWSON
WILLIAM PAUL CRUSENBERRY — F F A 9, 10; \’ica Club 11, 12,
DONNA MARIE DEAN — Transfer Student 1972. SHEILA YVONNE DENTON — Bible Club 8; French Club 8-10; Civinettes 11; F.'l'.A, 12; Band 8-12; All-County Band 8-12; All-Regional Band West 10-12. DEBRA DIANNE DICKENSON — FIFA 10; G.A.A. 10; Latin 10-12.
CAROLINE ADAMS DISHMAN WANDA DISHNER — F.B.L.A. II, 12 Secretary 12; Annual Staff 12; N.H.S. II, 12 Secretary 12; Bible (dub 11; Second Place in Va. Highlands 'lAping 1 Contest 10; Third Place in Washington Count\ Typing II Contest 11; First Place in Va. Highl ands T\ ping 1 1 Contestl 1.
JOHNNY ALBERT DURHAM — D E C, A. 12.
Caroline Dishman
Debbie Dickenson
W anda Dishner
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johnny Durham
Seniors
Peggy Durham
PEGGY DIANE DURHAM — D E 11, 12; Bands.
DONALD KEITH DYE — Junior Civitan 9; Key Clul) 10-12; H-Cluh 10-12, Vice-Pre.si- dent 12; Ph\sics Cdub 12, All Big 5 Baseball 11; Senior Superlative — Most Optimistic
FAYE EASTERLY
YVONNE EDWARDS — French Glub 8, 9; Bible Club 9; G.A.A. 9-12 Chaplain 11, Secretary 12; F.H.A. 11-12, Secretar\- 12; Girls Basketball 10-11, Co-eaptain 11; Girls Vollex- ball 10; S.C.A. 10, 12; Secretary of Sophomore class; Secretary of Junior class; G\ m Show 10-12; Homecoming Court 12, Annual Staff 10-12, Editor 12; Senior Superlative — Miss Senior.
CURTIS LEE FELTY— D E 10 12
MICHAEL LEE FITZGERALD — F F A. 9- 10; D E.C A 12
EARL DOUGLAS FLEENOR — S.C .A. 8-12; F.F.A. 9, 10; V.l.C.A. 11, 12.
MONA LEAH FLEENOR — P. l.S.A. 9-12 \ ice-President 12, Washington County Coun¬ cil Delegate 9-12, Holston District Delegate 9-12; S.C.A 8-12; Latin Club 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Tri-lli-V 12; F.'f.A. 11, 12, Aice-President 12, 4-11 10-12, Clothing Award 12, Penns\ lvania Exchange I'rip.
Donny Dye
I'aye EasterK
Vonnie Edw/ards
CAirtis Felty
Mike Fitzgerald
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Mona Fleenor
Doug Fleenor
Edwina Fleenor
Kathy Gallimore
.Chervl Garrett
KATHLEEN EVELYN FRASER — NHS 11,
12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Class Treasurer 11; Science Club Secretary 12; Physics Club Sgt-at-Arms 12; Concepts Club Sgt-at-Arms 12; S.C.A. 10-12; N.E. D.T. Award 10; French II Award 10; Senior Superlative — Most Studious.
MIKE FULLER •— S.C.A. 8-12; Civilian Club 9- 11; D.E. Club 12.
CAROLYN ELIZABETH GALLIMORE — G.A.A.
9; Bible Club 8-11, Treasurer 10; Pep Club 11; Tri- Hi-Y 10-12; Civinettes 10-12; Vice President 12; Span¬ ish Club 8, 9; S.C.A. 8-12; Class Secretary 12; F.H.A.
9-12, Chaplain 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; F.H.A.
Smywasco Federation Parliamentarian 11, Vice Presi¬ dent 12; Homecoming Court 12; Senior Superlative — Most Courteous.
KATHY NADINE GALLIMORE — Spanish 8-
12; F.H.A. 12; Bible Club 8-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; N.H.S. 10-12; S.C.A. 8-12; Forensics 11; Class Treasurer 12;, All County Band 9-12; Most Improved Other Woodwind II.
CHERYL GWEN GARRETT — Bible Club 11-12; 4-H 11; F.T.A, 12; Flag Corps 12. TWILA DAWN GARRETT — G.A.A. 9, 10; N.H.S. 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 Secretary 10; Spanish Club 8-10, Treasurer 9, Vice President 10; Civinettes 12; N.E. D.T. Award 10. THERESA ANN GENTRY — Bible Club 8-12; F.F. A. 11; S.C.A. 10.
BRENDA KAY GOODSON — F.H.A. 8-10; F.F.A. 11; Bible Club 8-12; Reporter in Nurses Aid for VICA Club 12; Presidential Award 10.
DEBORAH GUNNING — J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; 1st Runner-Up Homecoming Court 12; G.A.A. 8-12.
Teresa Gentrv
Twila Garrett -
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Debbie Gunning
Seniors
Dean Harrison
Debbie Hayden
Steve Harvey
Debbie Harris
Ronnie Hawk
BEVERLY KAYE HANGER — Bible Club 11- 12, Secretary 12; Flag Corps 12, Captain 12; F.F.A. 12; S.C.A. 8-12; 3rd Place Art 1 11; Honorable Men¬ tion in Mary Tedder Contest 11.
DONNA JEAN HARLEY — Bible Club s! 9; French Club 8, 9; F.T.A. 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y Parlianien-’ tarian 12; S.C.A. 8-12; Pep Club 10; Concepts Club Secretary 12; All-Countr> Band 8-12; All-Regional Band 10-12; Typing 1 Award 11; Most Outstanding Band Member 10; Drum Major 11, 12.
PAMELA JANE HARRISON — Tri-Hi-Y 9; S.C.A. 9, 10; French Club 9-11, Historian 10, Treasurer 11; N.H.S. 10-12; Ma\ Court 8; Head Majorette 9-12; All-County Band 8-12; All Regional Band 9-12.
JIMMY DEAN HARRISON — S C A 8 12; F F A 9, 11; Track 10; Football 11; V.I.C.A. 12; Presiden¬ tial Award 9.
STEVE MICHAEL HARVEY - Baseball 11, 12; B Club 12, Art Club 12; S.C.A. 8-
RONNIE LEE HAWK — B Club 11, 12; F.F.A. II, 12; S.C.A. 8-12; Civilian II 12- Science Club 10; Football 8, 9, 1 1.
DEBRA LEE HAYDEN — Library Club 9-12, Secretary-Treasurer 10; Annual Stall 12- F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. Vice President 12.
WILLIAM HILLSMAN HEARTWELL — S.C.A. 8-12.
Will Hartwell
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Darlene Huckaby
MICHAEL LYNN HENRY ~ F F A 8-12.
MARY SHELLEY HOBBS — G.A.A 10-12; French Club 8.
DEBORAH CAROL HOLDEN ~ G A A 10-12; Bible Club 8-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Chaplain 12; Girls’ Basketball 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; French Club 9, 10; All Countv Band 9.
BRENDA DARLENE HUCKABY — Bible Club 8; F.H.A. 9; Art Club 11; S.C.A. 8-10.
MICHAEL B. HUFFMAN — Spanish Club.
DAVID HUNSAKER
SHARON PENLEY JOHNSON — Band 8-10, Mar- jorette 10.
LINDA GAIL JONES — F.T.A. 8; Bible 10; All- County Band 10; Physical Fitness Award 10; Band Letter and Two Bars 9-11; Volevball 10.
WILLIAM CHARLES KELLEY — F.F.A. 8-12.
M ike Huffman
Sharon Johnson
David Hunsaker
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(diaries Kell\
Seniors
THERESA JANE KILBY — French Club 8. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12, President 11, 12; F.F.A.
12; S.C.A. 11-12; Plnsical Fitness Aw ard 10.
KATHLEEN ANNE KOCH — Science Clul) 8-12, Treasurer 12; (l.A.A. 10-12; S.C.A.
8-12, Reporter 10; Annual Stall 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Latin Club 10-12; Reporter 10, Presi¬ dent 11; Girls' Basketball 10-12; Co-captain 11, Captain 12; Girls' Track 11; N.H.S. 10- 12, President 12; Forensics 10-12; Physical Educational Award 8-10; World History Award 10, Spelling Award, 3rd in District 10, 11; Sociology Award II; King Fellow Scholarship II; G.A.A. High Bowling Average Trophy 10-12; Best Offense Basketball 11; Senior Super¬ lative — Most Athletic.
GALE WAYNE LEONARD — Key Club 10-12; N.H.S. 10-12; Physics Club I2; Concepts (dub 12; S.(>.A. 12; N.F.D. I. Award 10; Baseball 10-12; Senior Superlative — Most Pes¬ simistic.
JANET LEONARD
EMILY EAYE LUNSEORD — 4-H 10-12; Bible (dub 11, 12; V.l.C.A. (dub 11-12- Pep Club 12.
KAROL DEAN MARSH — F*. F A. 9, 10; V.l.C.A. II.
Teresa Kilby CLAUDIA MARIE MARTIN — G.A.A. 10; D.F. II, 12; Trojan Mascot II, 12; Girls
Basketball 10.
DEAN KISER BERNARD LEONARD
Dean Kiser
Kathv Koch
Bernie I.eonard
Janet l.eonard
Gale Leonard
Emily Lunsford
Dean Marsh 41
(daudia Martin
N'oriece McNew
Cathy Meade
Kemper Meade
VELMA G. MAYS — G.A.A. 8-12; French Club 8, 9; Bble Club 8, 10, 12; Civinettes 10; F.H.A. 10; S.C.A. 9, 10; Gym Show 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10,
12; Annual Staff 1 1, 12.
CATHY LORETTA McCAULEY — French Club
8, 9; Bible Club 8, 9, 10; N.H.S. 10-12; Tri-Hi- Y 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 12; Corresponding Secretary 11, Vice President 12, State Degree 12; N.E. D.T. Aw ard 10; Washington County Typing Contest, 2nd Place T\ ping 1, Trophv 1 1.
WANDA McCRACKEN
VORIECE McNEW — F.H.A. 12; 4-H 8; Bible Club 8-12; Pep Club 12; G.A.A. 12; Science Club
9.
CATHY MARZELLA MEADE — G.A.A. 10-12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 12; F.F.A. 12; Bible Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Reporter 12; S.C.A. 11, 12; Girls’ Basketball Team 1 1; Physical Fittness Award 10. KEMPER NEAL MEADE — Wrestling 8-12, 3rd Regional, 11; F.F.A. 11, 12, Vice President 12; Track 8,9; Library Club 9, 10; B-Club 10-12.
Jerry Messick
Place in Regional 10, 2nd Place in 11, 12; Civitan 9-12; Science Club
JERRY MESSICK CATHY METCALF PEGGY MINMCK
Cathy Metcalf
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Peggy Minnick
Seniors
Steve Morefield
Blaine Morris
Robin Mullins
SAMUEL CRAIG MILHORN — Science Club 8- 9; Civitans 9-12; B Club 10-12; Bible Club 11; Span¬ ish Club 8, 9; Baseball 9; Letternian in Golf 10- 12.
WILLIAM E. MOORE — Civitan 10-12; French Club 9; Baseball 8-12; Bible Club 12; Football 8.
MICHAEL MOORE STEVE MOREFIELD
BLAINE ALLEN MORRIS — Spanish Club 8; Science Club 9-12, President 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; B Club 10-12; Key Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Track 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; S.C.A. 10-12; Physics Club 12; N.E. D.T. Award 10; 2nd Place Biology Sci¬ ence Fair 11; Biology 11 Award 11; Senior Superla¬ tive — Mr. Senior.
ROBIN LEE MULLINS — • Latin Club 9, 10; S.C.A. 8-12; Golf 11, 12.
DANIEL MORENINGS — Transfer 12.
ROSE MARIE MULLINS — F.H.A. 9, 10; Latin Club 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; All- Countv Band 9, 10.
JEFF' ray MUMPOWER — B Club 10-12; Key Club 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Football 8-12; Baseball 10; Track 10-12.
Marie Mullins
Jeff Mumpower
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Seniors
Gail Ogle
David Owens
Nancy Owens
SUE ELLEN MURPHY -- F.H.A. 9, 12, Histor¬ ian 9; Science Club 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Civin- ettes 10-12, Secretar\ 12; Latin Club 8; Bible Club 9; N.E.D.T. Award 10.
BETTY MURRAY
ROSE MARIE NUNEZ — Band 8-10; G.A.A. 8- 10; 4-H 8-12; Bible Club 8-12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 8, 9; Participated in All C()unt\ Band 8-10.
GAIL OGLE ~ N.H.S. 10H2; Spanish Club 9-12; Science Club 8-12; S.C.A. 10-12; Civinettes 11-12; Annual Staff 8-10.
DAVID ALLEN OWENS — F F A. 11
NANCY CAROLYN OWENS — F.H.A. 9; G.A.A.
11; Girls Gym Show 9, 10; Girls Basketball Manager II; Chours II; Pep Club 12; D.E.C..\. 12, Treasurer
12. L\ le Parker
WILEY LYLE PARKER — Science Club 9, II,
12, Vice President 11, Parliamentarian 12; Ke\' Club 10-12, President 12; Plnsics Club 12, Treasurer 12; S.C.A. 9-12; N.H.S. 10-12; Concepts Club 12, President 12; French Award 9; Biology Award 10; Ph\sical Education Award 10; N.E.D.T. Award 10; King College Scho¬ lastic Achievement Avvard 11; Senior Superlative — Most Studious; Basketball 11, 12, Best Sportsmanship Award 11; P’ootball 9; Junior Class Parlaiinentarian; United States History Award 11.
DONALD ALAN PERRYMAN — Band 8, 9; Junior Varsity Baseball 8, 9.
GLENDA FAYE PETERS — F, H. A. 9, 11; D.E.C.A. 12; PepClubl2.
Alan Perryman
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Glenda Peters
Seniors
Janette Pipin
JANETTE MARIE PIPPIN — 4-H 8-12; Secretary 9; F.F.A. II, 12. Reporter 12; Bible Club 12.
GARY DWAYNE PLUM CAROLYN ANN POSTON KAREN PULLON — S.C.A. 8-12
DONNA CAROL RAMSEY — GAA 10; D.F. 12; Pep Club 12.
SCOTTY HARRISON RASNAKE — Ke\ Club 9-12; B ('lub 9-12, I reasurer 12; Science Club 8-10; President 9; Bible Club 8, 9; S.C.A. 8-12; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 9; Cllass Vice- President 10; Baseball 8-12, Honorable Mention all S\V District 10; Basketball 8-12; Honor¬ able Mention All Big 5 11; Track 8-12; Football 8-12, All S\\ District, 2nd Team All SW Virginia Team.
DEWEY LEE RATLIFF — \'. I.C. A. Club I 1 F’
TERRY REECE
VERA REED — ■ F.H.A. 11, 12; X.l.C.A. (dub 12; Sweetheart 12; Bible (dub 11, 12.
Cary Plum
Karen Pullon
Carolyn Poston
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Donna Ramse\
Scotty Rasnake
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Vera Reed
Dewey Ratliffe
Terry Reece
Seniors
JoAnn Robinson
Steve Robinson
PATSY NAOMI RICE — F.F.A. 11, 12; F.T.A. 11; F.B.L.A. 12;4-H8-12; Bible Club 12.
LARRY WAYNE ROARK — Science Club 9, Vice President 9; F.F.A, 10; D.E. Club 12,
PEGGY JO ROARK — F.H.A. 8, 9; Bible Club
8, 9, 10, 12; F.F.A. 11, Reporter 11; D.E. Club 12. JO ANN ROBINSON — Bible Club 8-10; Latin Club 10; F.T.A, Club 10; F.B.L.A, Club 12, Repor¬ ter 12; Band 8-12; Pep Club 8, 9; Senior Superla¬ tive — Cutest Couple.
STEVEN CRAIG ROBINSON — Civitan 9, 10; Key Club 10-12; Latin Club 9-11, Chaplain 11; B Club 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Physics Club 12; Baseball
9, 10; Basketball 9-12; Best Defensive Basketball 11; N.E. D.T, Award 10; Senior Class Vice President; Sen¬ ior Superlative — Friendliest.
Johnny Ross
SAMUEL DAVID ROCK — F.F.A. 10-12, 2nd
Vice President 10, Vice President 11, Secretary 12; Star Green Hand Award; Dairy Judging Team; Young Farmers of America.
JOHNNY WADE ROSS — B-Club 9-12; French Club 9-12; Civitan 10, 11; Basketball 8-12; Football 8-10, 12, Manager 11; Baseball 8-12, All Big 5, All Southwest District 10. DEBORAH ELAINE RUBLE — Spanish Club 8, 9; Bible Club 9-10.
MARGARET ANN RYAN — F.F.A. 11; Spanish 12; Perfect Attendance Certificate 11.
Sammy Rock
Debbie Ruble
Margaret Ryan
Gail Shankel
Darlene Sharrett
I.\ n Slietfielcl
l.inda Sliortt
Rita Slate
ELIZABETH GAIL SHANKEL — Freneh Club 8, 9; Bible Cilub 8. 9; Civinettes 10-12, President 12; F.T.A. 10-12, Reporter 11; F.H.A. 9; Class Chap¬ lain 12; Senior Superlative — Best All Around,
MARY DARLENE SHARRETT ~ FTl.A, 8, 9 Reereation Leader 9; Library Staff 9; Class Secret¬ ary 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Civinettes
10, G.A.A. 10; S.C.A. 10-12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 11; Bible Club 11; May Court 9; Winter Sports Court 1st Runner-up 11; Homecoming Court 1st Runner-up 12.
EMILY ANN SHEFFIELD — Transfer 11; G.A.A.
11, 12; Science 12; N.H.S. 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Concepts Club 12; Annual Staff 12, Sports and Ads Manager; Spanish Club 11; Basketball 11, 12, Co¬ captain 11, 12; Most Valuable Defense Player 11; Physics Club Sweetheart 11; Track 10-12, 2nd Place
Region III Junior Olympic Hurdles; 3rd Place Regional High Jump; 1st Place State Jr. Olympics High Jump and Hurdles; 3rd Place Region 6 Jr. Olympics High Jump; 5th Place Regional 6 OK mpics Hurdles,
LINDA SHORTT NELSON SHORTT
RITA MASON SLATE — Bible Club 12; F.F.A, 12;4-H8,
ANGELA LEA SMITH — Pri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12; F.T.A. 10- 12, Parliamentarian 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Band Secretary 12; All-Counts Band 8-12; Senior Superlative — Most FriendK.
LARRY “BO” SNODGRASS — Key Club 10-12, Secretary 11, 12; B-Club 9-12, Secretary HOLLY SPARE — Transfer student 12; Tri-Hi-Y; Sr. Science Club; Bible Club; Pep Club.
Nelson Short!
Bo Snodgrass
Holly Sparf
Seniors
Gail S\\ ift
M ike Ta> ior
DARRELL WAYNE SPROLES — Science Cilub 8; French Club 9-10; F.F.A. 12; Track Team 9; Foot- ball 8-12; Ph\sical Fittness Award 10; Perfect Atten¬ dance Certificate 11.
ADINA ROSE STANLEY — G.A.A, 9-12; S.C.A. 10; Pep Club 10. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; French Club 8-10; Cheerleader 9-12, Co-Captain 10, 12; Gym Show 9, 10, 12; Christmas Play 12; 3 Act Plav 12,
SHERRY LUCILLE STRATTON — 4 H Club 8, 9; V.l.C.A. Clu!) 12; Physical Fittness Award 10. LITA GAIL SWIFT — Band 8; Bible Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 10; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Forensics II; Library Club 9.
HOWARD MICHAEL TAYLOR — Civitan 12 RAMONA EILEEN THOMAS — F.H.A, 8, 9; D.E. Club 10-12; Bible Club 11, 12; N.E.D.T, Award
10. Kath\ 'I'hompson
KATHERINE ANN THOMPSON — Civinettes 12.
CELESTE CANTER TUELL — F.H.A. 8, 9; Science Club 8, 9; C.A.A. 10-12; S.C.A. 10-11; Bible Club 9, Pep Club 9; Library Club 10-12; President 10; Ma\ Court 10; F.B.L.A, 11, 12, Historian 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11 ,12; Homecoming Court 11; C\m Show 9; Mar> Lula 1 edder Art Aw ard I 1 ; Senior Superlati\ e — Most Talented.
BARBARA VANOVER
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Ramona Thomas
Celeste Tuell
Barbara \'ano\ er
BONNIE MARIE VANOVER — Bible Club 11, 12; F.F.A. II; 4-H 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ph\sical Fitness Award 10.
STEVE ALLEN VICKERS — B-Cilub 10-12; Science Cilul:) 9; Spanish Club 8, 9; Golf Team 10-12; Civitan Club 9, 12; Bible Cilub 12.
JACK LEACH WAGNER — Science Clul) 8-12; Key Cilub 12; N.H.S. 10-12; Annual Staff 10; Physics 12; All County Band 8-12.
TERESA LYNNE WALTON — Spanish Clul) 8. 9; G.A.A. 10; FIFA. 9; Pep Cilub 1 1; Civinettes 10-12, Reporter 11, 12; .Mternate Cheerleader 1 1.
LINDA SUE WARDEN — French Club 8, 9; Latin Cilub 10; Pep Club 8, 9; Bible Chd) 8, 9; Debate Societx 9-11, Secretarv 11; N.H.S. 10-12, E.xecutive Council 11, I'utoring
11, 12; N.E, D.T. Aw ard 10; English Aw ard 8; 2nd Place Forensics 11; Senior Superlatix e — Most Pessimistic.
CATHY WATSON
PATTY ANN WEAVER — Bible Club 11. 12; 4-11 Club II, 12, Treasurer 12; F.F.A.
12, Chaplain 12.
RITA JOAN WHICKER - — N.H.S. II, 12; French Club 8-10; Bible Club 8-10; I’ri- Hi-A 10-12; Cisinettes 10-12, rreasurer 12; Pep Club II; W ashington Counts I'sping .Award,
•3rd Place, II; F.H..\. 9-12, State Degree II, Historian I I. Degrees Secretars 12; G\m Show 10.
JOHNNY WAYNE W HITE — F F A. 9; D E Club
II, 12.
Steve Vickers
Jack Wagner
Lynne Walton
Linda W'arden
Cathy W'atson
Patty Weaver
Rita Whicker
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Johnny White
Seniors
Seniors
Debbie Widner
Bobby Williams
Joe Wilson
DEBORAH WIDNER — F, F.A. 9-12, President 12. BOBBY WILLIAMS — Senior Superlative — Cutest Couple; Football 9-12; B-Club 10-12.
SHIRLEY ELAINE WILLIAMS — Bible Club 11, 12; F.B.L.A. Club 11,12, President 12; Senior Super¬ lative — Wittiest.
JOE WILSON
MARK ALVIN WINGATE — Civitan 10, 11; B- Club 9-12; Band 8-12; All Regional 9-12, All County 9-12; Golf 8-12, Most Valuable Golfer 11; Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart; Senior Superlative — Best Dressed. ROBIN LYNN WINGATE — F.F.A. 9: D.E. Club 10, 11.
Mark Wingate
LISSA GAYE WISEMAN - — Bible Club 8-12, Sec- Lisa Wiseman
retary 11, Treasurer 12; F.H.A. 8, 9; F.B.L.A, 11,
12, Chaplain 11, Historian 12.
CANDACE JANE WORKMAN — Annual Staff 9; Band 8-11; Bible Club 8-12; S.C.A. 10; Pep Club 9.
HELEN LOUISE WORLEY — Bible Club 8-12, Vice President 11, Parliamentarian 12; Chorus 9-11; Library Club 11; F.F.A. 12, Reporter 12; Flag Corps 12.
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Elaine Williams
Candy Workman
Helen Worley
Da\ id Yates
Br\ an oho
C'.\ iithia Voiiiit;
JKSSEK WOODB't —
I'ERKS A MAIU.KXE \\ Bl(;il T — K.H.A. 10-12, .Song and Hecreation l.eader II, National K.H.A. Week Offieer 12; Bible (iiul) 8-10; N.ll.S. 10-12, Seeretar\ 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Spanish Club 8, 9, Seeretars 9; S.(b.\. 10-12, Seeretar\ 12, State (Convention 12; Senior Snperlatise — Most Optimistie.
\ ICKl ANN W BICMT —
D.W'ID ALLKN YATES —
JACCK BHYAN YOIK) — S.CC..\. 8-12; Seienee (Clnb 8, 9; B-(dub 9-12, Sgt-at-Anns 11, President 12; lve\ CClnb 10-12; P’,(C..\. 12; Eootl)all 8-12; Most Outstanding Eineman 10; Basketball 8- 10; I'raek 9, 10; (Class \ iee President 8, (Class President 9, (Class N ice President II, Class Sgt-at-Arnis 12; Sen ior Snperlat i\ e — Best Eooking,
(CYNTHIA EOUISE YOUNG — 4-11 8-9; Bible Ghd) 9; E.B.E.A. (Club 12; Freneh Club 8- 10.
JAMES DAMD YOUNG — S.G.A. 8-12, Sgt-at-Arms 10; Wrestling 10, 11; Drama Glob 12; Science (Club 9, 10.
MARY .\NN YOUNG — E.H.A. 9; Bible (Club 10; N.ll.S. 10-12; E.B.E.A. Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Pri-Ili-Y 12; Aimual Staff 12; G\ tn Show 10; N.E.D.l’. .Aw ard 10; Pln sical Fitness Aw ard 10.
David A Oung
Mar\’ A’oung
Junior Officers
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Janet Helton, Treasurer; Donnie Campbell, Chaplain; Carol Adkins, Secretary; Mark Draper, President; Jerry Chorosevic, Vice President; Diane Fraser, Reporter; Darius Johnson, Sergeant at Arms. Not Pictured: Lola Da ddson. Historian.
The class of 74 at Battle, sponsored by Mr. Jack Garland, met the challenges of Abingdon High School in the annual magazine sales drive by raising a total of $4,582.28. The class made over $1,800 profit which was used to present the graduating class of ’73 with a fantastic prom. Such enthusiasm was shown by the entire Junior class, under the leadership of Mark Draper, that no other fund raising activities were necessary. All salesmen were rewarded gener¬ ously with a number of prizes.
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Juniors
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t
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Jenny Abel Carol Adkins Marie Akers
Vickie Akers Lynn Anders Tommy Baker
Doug Ball Karen Balthis Cathy Barker
Debbie Barker Drema Barker Eva Barker
Gordon Barker Debbie Barrett Mike Bell
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Juniors
Lisa Benfield Randy Berry Pam Black
Ted Blaylock Tony Bowers Wayne Branscome
Phyllis Brewer Steven Brewer Kelly Calloway
Betty Campbell Donnie Campbell James Campbell
Sandy Campbell Tommy Canter Tina Carrier
Jerry Charter Teressa Caudill Du lei Childress
Juniors
|
Jerry Chorosevic |
Linda Clawson |
Joey Cooper |
Bill Cross |
Richard Dean |
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Jimmy Christian |
Doris Clendenen |
Vernon Corum |
Lola Davidson |
Jeff Denton |
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David Clark |
Terri Colbert |
Phil Countiss |
Joy Davis |
Ricky Denton |
Susan Warren shoots a foul shot.
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Juniors
Terry Denton Sandy Dixon Mark Draper
Loretta Duckett Cheryl Duty Diane Duty
Teresa Eades Debbie Estep Phil Ferski
Charles Fields Pat Fitzgerald Jerry Fleenor
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Alice Cooper and Betty Campbell display friendliness.
Juniors
Terry Fleenor Valerie Fleenor
Diane Fraser Sherrv Freeman
Denise Frohling Patty Gallimore
Ricky Gobble Linda Godfrey
Danny Godsey Gary Grizzle
Larry Hardiman Gay Lynn Harless Kathy Harley
Vickie Harmon Cathy Hawkins Debbie Hawkins
Pat Fitzgerald and Vonnie Edwards wait for girls’ basket¬ ball game to begin.
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Juniors
Dale Hayden Etiiel Helton Janet Helton
Janet Hensley Trinka Hensley Brenda Hill
John Hill Janet Hilliard Sharon Hobbs
Susan Horne Terry Houser Roberta Huber
Barbara Hughes Cathy Hughes Larry James
Pam Jessee Darius Johnson Jimmy Jones
Juniors
Rhonda Jones Ron Jones Deborah Keith
Debbie Ketron Debbie Kiser Ricky Kiser
Michael Knittel Agnes Lane Evelyn Laughlin
Marsha Lawson Reekie Leab Jeff Leonard
Paul Leonard Terry Leonard Martha Lester
Students cram for exams.
Juniors
Leisa Lilley Joe McChesney Janet McMillan
Judy McNamara Betty McNew Shirley Malone
Johnny Marion Greg Martin W ayne Melvin
Doug Mills Becky Moore Sandy Morgan
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Randy Berry-supports club bake sale.
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Juniors
Jeanie Morris Judy Mullins
Danny Mumpower Tracy Necessary
Carol Nicholson Dennis Noonkester
Linda Nunley Lynn Ornduff
Brenda Owens Linda Owens
Jeff Pack Mike Parks Brenda Pendergrass
Shirley Powers Brenda Pruitt Cindy Quesenberry
Eddie Sproles displays delight concerning band trip.
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Juniors
Richard Quesenberry Denver Raines Mike Rankin
Roger Rasnake Sharon Reed Mary Reynolds
John Rice Ricky Roark David Roberts
Robin Roberts Kathy Robinson Barbara Rose
Barbara Rosenbalm Dennis Salyer Kim Sanders
Becky Shaffer Rita Sheffey Sherri Sherfey
Juniors
Hope Simcox Cathy Singleton Darrell Slagle
Marty Slemp Danny Smith Frankie Smith
Sam Smith Marsha Snader Teresa Snead
Beth Snodgrass Jackie Sorah Steve Spires
Guy Yoho is being his usual self.
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Juniors
Eddie Sprol es James Stanley Karen Stine
Gary Sullivan Cindy Szulewski Tim Tabor
Debbie Taylor Rachel Tester Debbie Vance
Mike Venable Ricky Venable Susan Warren
Karen Balthis and Cathy Hawkins enjoy their lunch.
Juniors
Ricky Weatherly Raymond Wilson Susan Wilson
Joe McChesney enjoys his apple a day.
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Sophomore Officers
Pictured (BOTTOM TO TOP): Keith Farmer, President; Marianne Lagerholm, Vice President; Kim Kennedy, Secretary; Jo Bentley, Trea¬ surer;' Larry Jenkins, Sgt. at Arms.
This year the Sophomore Class members were active in student affairs at John Battle. Many started on the Varsity football team throughout the season, and a large number were listed on the Varsity roster. Many of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders were members of the Sophomore class. Several Sophomores were officers of the Student Cooperative Association. Many Sophomores feel that their most important contribution was the class s active support in raising funds for the cafeteria’s tape system.
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Sophomores
David Anderson Patty Bailey Dana Baker James Barker/'"
Lewis Barker Paula Barker.' Pam Beard Jo Bentley
Teresa Blackburn T wana Blackwell Debbie Blevinsi,/^ Patt\ Blevins
Terry Bolling Bobbie Booher Susan Booher^/ Cathy Bowers
Toby Bowers W anda Bowers Darrell Brewer Linda Brewer
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Sophomores
^Jeff Bowman — Rhonda Burke Debbie Burnette ^ Loretta Cadle
Billy dayman Billy Campbell Douglas Camper Mike Canter
Brenda Carroll Tony Carter David Clapp Lynn dayman
Ricky Coldiron Sylvia Cole Robin Colley Pat Cook
Mickie Comer Alice Cooper Susie Counts Chuck Cox
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Sophomores
Richard Crouch Don Crusenberry Kim Davis Mike Davenport
Mark Dean Herschel DeBord Larry DePriest Darlene Denton
Jackie Denton Mike Denton Sharon Dotson Mickie Dunn^^
Dennis Dutton Theresa Dye Darrell Dyson Ricky Eads
David Eaton Jean Easterly Mary Easterly Renee Edwards
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Sophomores
Jo Bentley and Kim Kennedy are tense during game.
What’s the problem, Larry???
Craig Elsea Ronnie Emerson Keith Earmer Carol Einley Brenda Eleenor
David E. Eleenor Sheila Eleenor Susan Eleenor Leslie Eord Darlene Freese
Steve Fuller Freddie Garrett Jeff Gilmer Gary Goodson Sandra Griffith
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Sophomores
Kenny Groves Joe Hagy Danny Harlow Dwight Harley Carmen Hatley
John Hawkins Helen Helbert David Henry Barbara Hill Margret Hillard
Darlene Holden Becki Hood George Hoss Jennie Houser Diane Huckaby
Eva Hughes Teresa Humphrey Lee Ann Hunsucker Steve Hurley David Ingle
James Ingle Larry Jenkins Carla Jessee Vera Jessee Debbie Johnson
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Sophomores
Susie Jones Rob Kegley Ruth Keller y'Kim Kennedy Judy Ketron
Mike Kiser Cand\ Ketzmiller Ann Klahn
Marianne Lagerholm Dennis Lawless
Becky Leonard Mike Leonard Randy Leonard Kevin Lester Debbie Long
Jimmy Loudy Barbara Laughlin V Myra Lynch Darlene Mabe Larry Mabe
Candy Maiden Doris Malone Gloria Marsh Pam Mays Jeff McCall
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Sophomores
Mike McNally y Darrell Messer v Debbie Messick ->/' Pam Meredith Paul Miller
Vicki Morrison Marantha Morenings"- Debi Mueller Valerie Mullins Debbie Mumpower
Sandy Nash Becky Neese Lynn Neeves Paulette Nester Janice Nicholson
Jane Burchett and Bobby Blevins perform for an assembly.
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Sophomores
Mike Noonkester Sherry Norton ^ Belinda Nunle)^ Tony Odum Burt Ogle
Debbie Osborne Janet Otey Linda Owens Dennis Parker Billie Parsons
Mark Parsons Mary Beth Patton Amy Petty Candy Phillips Darlene Phillips
Robin Phillips Teresa Phillips Debbie Phipps Sandy Puckett — Scott Rynes
Vicky Ratliff Mike Reid Parker Roark Regina Robinson Kathy Robinson
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Sophomores
Ricky Hughes and Jack Wiscnhurger have a water fight in the locker room.
Kenru Robinson Judy Rock C]ath\ Romanowski Darlene Salyers Ricky Sarns^,^^
Brenda Sandefur David Se.xtoiiy/^ Wilda Shaffer Ann Shankle Carol Shelley
Janice Shortt Joe Sifford Gilmer Smith Jimmy Smith Joe Smith
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Sophomores
Mildred Smith Teri Smith David Smith Rhonda Stark VVickie Stout
Randy Tallman Earvin Tate Valery Tate Vernon Tate Garry Taylor
James Taylor Lee Taylor Billy Turner Danny Vanover Carolyn Vermillion
Steve Vestal Danita Wagner Larry Wagner Sam Wagner Brenda Wann
Patricia Warren Phil Waycaster James Whittaker James White Kathy Widner
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Sophomores
Pat Widener Loretta Williams Rick Williams Teresa Williams JeffWitt
Eva Woodby Linda Wright Greg Yoho Mike Young Phil Young
Brenda Millard is caught off guard while watching student-faculty volleyball game, sponsored by the Senior Science Club.
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Freshman Officers
Pictured (LEFT TO retary; Lori Branson, lain.
RIGHT): Copey President; Sharon
Hicks, Historian; John Sheffield, Treasurer; Gary Combs Reporte Dupont, Sgt. at Arms. Not pictured: Joan Davidson, Vice President;
r; Sandy Sproles, Sec- Hunter Odum, Cihap-
Freshman class members were active this year. Many freshman boys played on the Junior Varsity football, baseball, w restling, and basketball teams. Several of these participants received awards for out¬ standing performances. Girls also took an active part in athletics, as several freshman girls were members of the Junior Varsity basketball team. 1 hree freshman girls were Junior Varsity cheerleaders.
Freshmen participated in forensic meets, art contests, and many e.xtra-curricular events.
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Freshmen
Pfgg\ Adams rliornas Adams v^' Fat Adkins K.ath\ Akards
rcresa Anders \ ic ki Arnold Anthonv Atkins . rerosa I5arker
Kim I5all 'I'ricia Ikdl Ciordon l^altliis [ay Bari)
\\ a\ ne Ikirger (;ar\ Barker Alvin Barnette Debbie Barrett u
Jimmy liarrettv^ Dennis Bavs*- (ieorge Beard Debbie Bla\ lock u-
Patrieia Boober (diris Branson Lori Branson Penn\ Brewer
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Freshmen
Bobby Bright Susie Brotbeck Gina Brown ^ Jeryl Bryant
Bill Burkholder 1 Brian Burress Debbie Cadle V Richard Canode
Terry Canter Ted Carrier Debbie Carroll ^ .Teresa Carroll
Jimmy Carter Anna Chorosevic David Church Freda Clark
- Carl Coalson Suzanne Coal Faye Combs y^Gary Combs
Kenny Cox Wanda Cox Roger Oane Steve Crowe
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Freshmen
Ricky Cunningham Sherri Cunningham Perry Dalton
David Dameron Joan Davidson Cihuck Deering
Bruce Denton Mark Denton Pat Denton
Lee Dinkel Teresa Dinkens Kathy Dixon
Jeff Dowell Eric Duff Sharon Dupont
Steve Dutton s/ Laurie Duty Keith Dye
Gail Eades Mark Eades Neal Easterly Mike Edens Susan Eaulkner
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Freshmen
Phi! Yon looks suspicious O.K.! Who took it?
Connie Faust Helen Felty Sue Fields Mark Fleenor
Sandra Fleenor Lisa Ford Lafawn Frohling Debbie Gentry
Karen Gollehon Oral Gomer Delmar Goodson Tony Grant
David Griffin Mark Grizzle Mike Grubb Sharon Halstead
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Freshmen
Timmy Hanger Larry H arless Rhonda Harley Bobbie Harmon Libby Harris
Betty Hart Vicki Hash Kathy Hawk Chuck Hawkins David Hawthorne
Keith Hayden Sue Hensley Veda Herndon Copey Hicks Rita Hicks
Stanley Hillard Cheryl Holmes Jackie Horner Becky Houser Chris Houser
Monty Houser Richard Houser Allen Hughes Kathy Hughes Ricky Hughes
Ginger Hutton Mark Hyler Patty Ingle Ron Jaap Leisa James
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Freshmen
Phil Joh nson Ricky Jones Carolyn Keith Janette Kennedy ^ Steve Kestner
'J Kenneth King Larry King Denise Kiser Jeff Kiser Kathy Kiser
Terry Kitzmiller Michelle Lawson Randy Latham Allan Leonard Carol Leonard
David Leonard Tommy Leonard Wayne Leonard Billy Lewis Beverly Long
Pam Lyons Sandra Marshall Bruce Martin Bob Matthews Tim Matthews
Tina Maxwell Cindy McCauley Dexter McCracken David Mcllvaine Sherry McNew
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Freshmen
Tony Messer
Gregg Messick
Brenda Millard
Darrell Millard , V
Linda M illard Stan Millard Becky Milleri-^ C;lniek M iller
Jenny M iller Robin M iller J. C. M innick V'anessa Monk
Jimmy Moore Arthur Moorehouse Jenni Morris Gary Mullins y
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“My group had 29% fewer cavities!”
one like this!”
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Freshmen
You make me ill!
Ronnie Mullins Chester Mumpower Mike Mumpower Jewel Musick
Ernie Newland Becky Nunez Hunter Odum Teresa O’Neal
Pat Oquine Janet Owens Kathleen Owens Patsy Owens
Dawne Phelps Barbara Phipps Linda Phillips Teresa Phillips
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Freshmen
Robert Picklesimer Nita Price Terry Pullins Kathy Rankins M ike Reece
David Reed^^
Barry Reed Darlene Richards Karolyne Richerson Timmy Ridgeway
Darlene Roark Georgia Roberts Kathy Rock Regena Roe Ronnie Roe
Jimmy Rosenbalm Patsy Rosenbalm Tim Ruble Donny Runyon Jack Rutherford-v/"
Brenda Salyer Steve Scyphers x Richard Senterv John Sheffield \X JeffShortt — '
Ricky Simmons Debbie Singleton James Slemp Eddie Smith Janice Smith
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Freshmen
Karen Smith Tina Smith Mike Snodgrass Judy Sparf Debbie S proles
Johnny Sproles Sandy Sproles Steve Sproles Steven Sproles David Stallard
Mark Stanley Kathy Stark Wayne Statzer Pat Stevens Pam Stewart
Patty Sutherland Theresa Symonds Debbie Tate Judy Tate Pam Tate
Gary Taylor Libby Taylor Patricia Taylor Dennis Thomas Donna Thomas
Kent Tignor Sherry Wagner Pat Weaver Jack Weiscnburger Seba White
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Freshmen
David W idener Ernie Widener Janice Williams Teresa Williams
David W ilsoii Terry Wingate Todd Witt Kathv Wolfe
Becky Worley Rita Worleyv^ Betty Wright ^ Ricky W right
Phil Yon Becca Young Paul Young Teresa Young
Students study hard.
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Eighth Grade Officers
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT) ON BOTTOM ROW: Pat M idener. Chaplain; Jud\ Hunsucker, Secretary; Jeff Crytzer, Reporter, SECOND ROW: Jeff Mullins, Treasurer; Tim Carter, Historian; Bruce Bentley, President; David Pennington, Vice-President; Robbie Johnson, Sgt-at-Arms.
Although the first year in high school held an interesting beginning for the eighth graders, the students did not dismiss the importance of past years. The eighth graders, sponsored by Mrs. Collins, began their fixe year term at Battle by attending orientation to learn about the school. They compiled a histoix of all students, which included a listing of elementarv schools attended and gave any honors received in elementarx’ school.
The students demonstrated an interest in Battle’s athletics b\ decorating the lockers of the eighth grade football and basketball plaxers. They also proved their school spirit by xxinning the spirit stick at most of the pep rallies.
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Eighth Grade
Ranch I5la\ lock R()l)l)i{‘ [Blaylock Barliara Blevins Kenny Boarclw in Cilayton Booher
Margaret Adams l.ana Alexander Janice Amos J immy Anders l.arry Anselmi Janice Atchlex
romrnx Atchley Dianne Badger David Ball Laura Bardsley Amy liarker K ittv Barker
I amnn Barr Jelt liarrett Ihuce Bentlex l^ennis lievins Arnx Blax lock Joe Blax lock
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Eighth Grade
Gwen Colbert Gary Cole Pat Colley C. H. Combs John Combs Connie Coppedge
Becky Countiss David Cox Jimmy Cox Randy Cox Donna Crabtree Becky Cross
Jeff Crytzer Sterl Cullop Mark Cunningham Wendy Cunningham April Denny Eddie Davis
Steve Cassidy Robin Childress Ricky Christian Stanley Clark Jackie dayman
Mike Campbell Pam Campbell Bob Cappalli Tim Carter
Jimmy Byington Jimmy Campbell Mark Campbell
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Eighth Grade
Danny Deskins Chari es Dinkins
eenor
Jayde Fleenor Reba Fleenor Matt Fraser Betty Galliher Jeff Gallimore Kenny Gentry
Darrell Gobble Joe Gragg David Gregg Dale Grogan Diane Gross Bruce Gunning
Sue Haderer Mike Hall Larry Hammit Guy Hardinv^ Carol Harley Debbie Harmon
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Eighth Grade
Shelia Harmon John Hartsock Paul Hawkins Ronald Helton Lisa Hensley
Mildred Harris Jeff Hashburger Lynn Helbert Susie Helton Leslie Hensley
Vickie H ensley Pam Hiler Jessy Hill Kathy Hill
Jeff Hobbs Mark Hobbs Billy Haggard Mike Holmes
Greg Hopkins Patsy Horner Randy Hughes Tony Humphrey
Judy Hunsucker Greg Hutchinson Lucinda Hutton Diana Jaap
Abbey Jackson Debbie Jackson Darrell Johnson Robby Johnson
Tammy Johnson Dianne Keen Tammy Kitzmiller Cindy Lagassy
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Eighth Grade
Linda Lange Kathy Larrison Diane Latham Larry Lawless Steve Leonard Mary Lewis
Bryan Linkoiis Glen Long Butch Lunsford Donna Lunsford Theresa Malcolm Phyllis Malone
Diana Monawech Janice Marsh Nancy McCann Marcia McCdiesney Lisa McCdoud P'reda McCracken
Diane McCray Debbie McCroskey Leigh McCrady Robin McNew Brenda Meade Gilmer Meade
Band boosts spirit at pep ralleys.
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Eight Grade
Between class break!!!
Mike Messick Pam Millard Carolyn Miller Joyce Millard Tammy Miller Bel inda Millhorn
Roger Montgomery Mary Moore Gary Morgan Mark Morgan Ronnie Morris M onica Mosberg
Dennis Mullins Jeff Mullins Gene Murray Jay Murray Kathy Murray Susan Murray
Terry Murray David Necessary David N ickels Ijcroy Nickolson Brenda Norton Ronnie Osborne
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Eighth Grade
Jimmy Owens Kathy Owens Julie Parsell David Pennington
Marjorie Pennington Darrell Phillips Pam Phillips Sherman Pippin
Donna Pope Diana Puckett Joan Quesenberry Durell Raines
Tony Ramsey Loretta Rasnake Susan Ratcliff Danny Reece
Clarence Reed Donnie Reeves Keith Roark Jessie Roark
Teresa Roberts Danny Rock Marty Rock Mike Rock
Terry Rohr Andy Rosenbalm Debbie Row Dale Rust Darrell Salyers
Beverly Rose Christine Rosenbalm Jeff Russell Jackie Ryan Donna Salyers
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Eighth Grade
Meg Savinsky Neil Schunke Brenda Shaffer Pam Sherfey Robert Simons
Ernie Sandefur Bev Shaffer Sandy Shankle Daryll Simcox Janie Sisk
Danny Slemp Becky Smith Margret Smith Pam Smith
Terry Smith Terryl Smith Betty Sourbeer Sandee Sparf
Ann Sout Sandra Sproles Jeff Stanley Lisa Stewart
Pamela Sutherland Tamm ie Tabor Donna Tate Tony Tench
Mike Tester Amy Thompson Kaelu Tolley Sandy Triple
Billie Trivette Sherry Vance Steve Vencill Laura Vermillion
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Eighth Grade
Ellen Vaught Linda Kay Wann Ray Warren Susan Watson Mike Weaver Marilyn Webster
Donnie White Darrel W idner Pat Widner Jimmy Wilson Joe Widner Tammy Woodard
Leda Woodby Sandra Woodby Dale Worley Dela Worley Deborah Worley Rita Worley
Teresa Worley Terry Wright Reba Yates David Young Tina Young
WOW! What a day!!!
Pam and Sonja Brown act like sisters.
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S.C.A.
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Jim Butcher, Sponsor; Darius Johnson, Sgt. at Arms; Jerry Chorosevic, Parliamentarian- Debbie Johnson, Reporter; Mark Draper, Vice President, Ike Anderson, President; Teresa Wright, Secretary; Doris Clendenenj Chaplain; Pam Mays, Historian; Becky Anderson, Treasurer; Mr. Donald Mashburn, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Donnie Campbell Larry James, Gale Leonard, Jack Wagner, Blaine Morris, Lyle Parker, Kathy Koch, Teresa Kilby, Debbie Collins, Vonnie Edwards’ THIRD ROW: David Young, Bryan Yoho, Dale Grogan, John Hill, Darlene Sharrett, Debbie Widner, Kathy Fraser Diane Fraser Bruce Bently, Daryl Simcox, Donald Reeves. FOURTH ROW: Marty Slemp, Sharon Halstead, Teresa Williams, Debbie McCroskey! Aniy Thompson, Diana Jaap, Teresa Baker, Sandy Sproles, Joan Davidson, Jeff Crytzer, Nelson Shortt. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Robinson, Rebecca Nunez, Candy Maiden, Terry Dickson, Kathy Dye, Mona Fleenor, Susan Warren, Carolyn Gallimore Janet Burnette, Cathy Meade, Jennie Houser. SIXTH ROW: David Hunsaker, Liz Anderson, Gail Shankel, Sonja Brown, Kim Kennedy, Pat Widner, Mike Bailey, Vera Jessee, Mary Ann Lagerholm, Carol Shelly, Tony Carter. SEVENTH ROW: Pat Widner, Mike Comer, Keith Farmer, Bobbie Booher, Linda Owens, Bev Long, Lori Branson, Pat Adkins, Rita Hicks, Teresa Vance Dennis Dutton. pCHTH ROW: Phil Barker, Phil Yon, Kelly Calloway, Carol Adkins, Karen Balthis, Janet Helton, Anna Chorosevic, Raymond Wilson, Joe Wilson, David Pennington.
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S.C.A.
This year through the Student Cooperative Association a good communication line was opened among stu ents, teachers, and administration. The overall atmosphere was relaxed, due to free and frequent discussions among the different school groups.
Also Mr. Farnsworth, as well as other members of the administration, was present at several S.C.A. scheduled meetings to hear the voice of the student body through their elected representatives.
The S.C.A., under the supervision of Mr. Donald Mashburn and Mr. Jim Butcher, managed the school store, sponsored clean-up week, assembly programs, took part in a mock election, worked to get a tape systern in the cafeteria, and worked to develop the merit system. S.C.A. members also found time to
attend the district S.C.A. meeting in Wytheville, and to attend the state S.C.A. meeting in the spring of 1973. ^ ^
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Doris Clendenen, Chaplain; Pam Mays, Historian; Teresa Wright, Secretary; Debbie Johnson Reporter; Becky Anderson, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Darius Johnson, Sgt. at Arms; Mark Draper, Vice President; Ike Anderson President; Jerry Chorosevic, Parliamentarian.
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4-HCliib
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Patty Weaver, Treasurer; Susan Warren, President; Janette Pippin, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Debbie Widner, Pam Smith, Teresa Maxwell, Carolyn Alexander, Janie Sisk; Rose Nunez, Vice President; Sharon Haynes, Joyce Millard, Lafawn Frohling, Rhonda Harley, Teresa Young, Apryl Denny, Dawne Phelps, Wanda Clawson. THIRD ROW: Linda Brooks, Bonnie Vanover, Candy Phillips, Loretta Cadle, Patty Stevens, Robin Miller, Cathaline Owens, Ellen Vault, Rita Worley, Kaelu Tolley, Diane Gross, Pam Eades, Sally Bordwine, Diane Latham, Patty Blevins. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Barr, Lana Alexander, Shelia Fleenor, Darlene Denton, Patricia Warren, Brenda Fleenor, Sandra Dickenson, Tina Carrier, Sharon Sifford, Patsy Rice, Vicki Wright, Mona Fleenor, Wanda Cox. FIFTH ROW: Teresa Dinkens, Donna Lunsford, Pat Sutherland, Mary Moore, Diane Roe, Kathy Hawkins, Kitty Barger, Robin Colley, Sharon Shifford, Janie Shortt, Cathylene Widner, Teresa Phillips, Eva Hughes, Susan Fleenor, Brenda Hill, Pam Campbell.
Under the direction of Mrs. Lenora M. Smith and Mr. David P. Robinette, the 4-H Club of Washing¬ ton County had many projects and programs. There was a county council who planned programs and projects. The representatives from Battle to the county council were Susan Warren and Denise Frohling. In the summer of 1972, seven members from Washington County, Virginia spent a week in Washington County, Pennsylvania, staying with families of fellow 4-H’ers. In aceordance to plans, members visited states in the midwestern and southeastern United States. To go on these trips, members worked hard to earn money in such projects as pancake suppers and lunch sales. For entertainment, a dance and/or concert was planned for spring or summer.
At school meetings, 4-H ers have many projects. These include raising animals, care of farm equip¬ ment, wildlife, home economics, and ground beautification. At the meetings, members or leaders gave demonstrations in one of the areas mentioned above. Battle club members held a car wash which received active participation.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Nelson Shortt, Reporter; Neil Smith, President; Robbie Hawkins, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jessee Hill, Scott Leonaril, Mike Mullins, C. H. Combs, Ricky Stout, Timothy Mathew, Teddy Carrier, Durell Raines, Mark Campbell, Sterl C/ullop, Mike Rock, Mark Hobbs, Wayne Eades. THIRD ROW: Danny Reese, Ricky Williams, Peanut Ingle, Jeff Russell, Jay Murrey, Don Necessary, Darrell Salyer, Larry Hammit, Jack Musselwhite, Jackie dayman. FOURTH ROW: Danny Sims, Bobby Blaylock, Keith Roark, Dak Grogan, Randy Hughes, Johnny Soroles, Danny Smith, Danny Mumpower, Randy Booth, Phil Parris.
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Drama
Varina Woodwood, an unexpected guest, created niucli conflict when she arrived at the Huff residence in the Christinas play.
The speech and drama classes presented a modern version of the Nativity using Rea¬ ders Theatre.
Theatre Arts at John S. Battle High school provided students with experi¬ ences in the total theatre process: act¬ ing, design, rehearsal, production, stagecrafts, and play attendance. The dramatic season began with a Christ¬ mas production entitled “A Christmas Potpourri ”. Presented b\ students of the speech and drama classes, the pro¬ gram consisted of a one-act comedy and Readers Theatre adaptation of A Child Is Born. Experience was gained in stage movement, dialogue, makeup, sound effects, and publicity.
In February twelve Juniors gathered to decide the fate of a young girl in the production of The Jury Room. The cast and technical crews for this three- act play were composed of students from all grade levels.
The speech and drama classes entered the Southwest District One-Act Play Fes¬ tival in March and presented the episodic play. An Overpraised Season. The classes also presented several one-act plays to English classes during the year. Students w ere given complete production respon- sibilit ies for these performance and were consequently able to apply their classroom study of drama. Throughout the year students enjoyed attending com¬ munity theatre and visiting the drama departments of several local colleges. Dramatics proved to be an interesting and a successful venture at John Battle during the 1972-’73 school year.
I he 1972 Sen ior Cla.ss Play vva.s the three-act eomecly The Whole Truth.
I. aura Brotbeck and Phil Parri.s portrayed hus¬ band and wife in a (Christmas one-act play.
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Speakers’ Bureau
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sam Wagner, Matt Savinsky, Craig Elsea, David Fleenor, SECOND ROW: Mr. Jack Garland, Sponsor; Richard Crouch, Dennis Parker, Robbie Kegley, Phil Parris. Not pictured: Mr. Tom Stokes, Sponsor; David Hunsaker’
The Speakers' Bureau is an organization of young men who participate in school and community events where their talent for public speaking can be expressed. The bureau is open to any eighth through twelfth grader who can prove his speaking ability. Members are invited to several speaking dinner events sponsored by civic clubs. Their advisors are Mr. Tom Stokes and Mr. Jack Garland.
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Debate Society
David Hunsaker prepares for debate tournament.
The 1972-’73 Debate Society was involved in two major activities this spring. Throughout the fall and winter the society worked hard with these two events as their goals. The first of these was a trip to the University of Richmond for the annual debate tournament. The second was participation in the Southwest District debate tournament.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Doug Yon; David Hunsaker. Chairman; David Fleenor, Pliil Parris; Richard Crouch, Treasurer Mr. Jeffrey Minton, Sponsor.
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N.H.S.
iTUDENTS
NRRNING
National Honor Society bulletin board committee members Janet Hensley, Catliy Singleton, and Susan Horne admire their work.
The National Honor Societx creates enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, develops character, and promotes leadership within the students of John S. Battle.
The main project each year is the awarding of a scholarship to an outstanding National Honor Society member. Miss Ph\'llis Ratliffe is the society’s advisor.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Pln llis Ratliffe, Advisor; Wanda Dishner, Secretar\ ; Katin Koch, President; L\ n Slieffield, N ice President; Diane Fraser, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lyle Parker, Steve Spires, Blaine Morris, Jack Wagner, Ike Anderson! Rita Sheffe\, Janet (>appalli, David Hunsaker, 1 \\ ila Garrett, Linda Warden. THIRD ROW: Larry James, Denise Prohling, Janet Henslex, Leisa Lilix, Pam Harrison, (lale Leonard, Angela Smith, Kathx Gallimore, Greg Martin. Kathy Fraser. FOURTH ROW; Jerry Chorosevic, Karen Stine, Sue Murphx, Donna Godfrex, Marsha Snadcr, Teresa Bott, Rita Whicker, Cathy McCauley. FIFTH ROW: Bo Snodgrass, Steve Robinson. Cathx Singleton, Susan Horne, Lola Davidson, N'arina Woodxx aid, Randx Berrv, Linda Oxvens, Marx Young, Teresa Wright.
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Junior Civitans
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Steve Smeltzer, Spoii.sor; Dennis Dutton, rreasurer; Joev Cooper. Seeretar\ ; David Hnnsaker. President; Ra\ mond Wilson. Vice President; Burt Ogle.s, Secretars ; Mr. Benin I.emon, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: John {till. Mike Kiser, Vernon Corum, Mark H\ler, Craig Milhorn, Johnin Powers, Roland Henslee, Mike I'avlor. THIRD ROW: Barr> Bays, Kemper Meade, Dennis Salyer, Kemn Groves, Copes Hicks, Steve N ickers, Steve Mc.Nllister, Bohbv Blevins.
Every year the Junior Civitaii.s participate in special activities as a service to the school and the community. One of the activities of the club last fall was to sponsor a Get Out the V ote campaign to enable voters w ithout rides to reach the polls.
Projects in winter and spring included furnishing benches for the senior court, buying furniture for the teachers’ lounge, participating in a basketball game with the Key Club, and attending the annual Civitan convention in scenic Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Junior Civitan Officers, Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Joe\ ("ooper, Sccretarv ; Ra\ mond Wilson, Vice President; David Hunsaker, President; Burt Ogle, Secretary; Dennis Dutton, Treasurer.
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Phoenix Staff
Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Vonnie Edwards. SECOND ROW: Velma Mays, Lyn Sheffield. THIRD ROW: Diane Fraser, Janet Cappalli, Mary oung, Bruce Denton. FOURTH ROW: Sherr\ Freeman, Doris Clendenen, Teresa Williams Wanda Dishncr, Beth Snodgrass, Hope Simco.x. FIFTH ROW: Teresa James, Becky Shaffer, Beckv Moore, Carla Jesse. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Hayden, Mary Rev'iiolds, Pam Meredith, and Miss Vermillion.
Fditor-in-Chief . Vonnie Edwards
Assistant Editor . : I_,ola Davidson
Business Manager . Wanda Dislmer
Advertising Manager . Lyn Sheffield
Circulation Manager . Janet Cappalli
Publicit) Manager . Pam Meredith
Layout Editors . Vonnie Edwards
Lola Davidson
(.opv Editor . Mary Reynolds
Photography Fiditors . Bruce Denton
Wayne Dixon
Sections Editor . . Pam Jessee
Student Life Editor . Vonnie Edwards
Clubs and Organizations Editor . . . Mary Reynolds
Sports Editor . Lyn Sheffield
Se'iiior Editor . Vonnie Edwards
Junior Editor . Lola Davidson
Sophomore PTlitor . Velma Mays
Pdghth Grade Editor . Teresa Wdlliams
Student Directory . Velma Mays, Marie Mullins
* . Beckv Shaffer
The 1972-’73 yearbook staff began planning the 1973 yearbook by attending a yearbook workshop at Virginia Intermont College in May. In August, Vonnie Edwards, Editor-in-chief, and Lyn Sheffield, Advertising and Sports Editor, brought home honor¬ able mentions for competition in section, lay-out designs from a four day yearbook workshop at Emory and Henry College.
The 1973 staff sold 1100 yearbooks, a sal es drive that no school in this area can match. Money making projects other than yearbook sales and advertising included sponsoring an assembly program featuring The Slug, the Miss PHOENIX Contest, an appear¬ ance on K1 assroom Kwiz, bake sales, window wash¬ es, and car washes. The staff also participated in the homecoming decorations contest. Miss Penny Vermillion is the yearbook advisor.
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Phoenix Staff
V'onnie Edwards and Eyii Shcdfield are pictured after uiiiniiij? Honorable Mention at \carl)ook uorkshop.
Sharon Halstead, Pam Jessee, Lola Dav idson, and Wavne Dixon ^ earhook sales drive workers rrrepare for campaign
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Art Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Phyllis Minnick, Sponsor; Alice Cooper, Sgt.at Arms- Darlene Freese Secretarv io
kim Sanders, Treasurer; Candy Maiden, President; Pam Meredith, Vice President- Chuck Cox Renorter- Sonia R - stonan, NetaPHce, Jaa„e,.e Kennedy. Denise Rise,, Caihy Hnght ChuA Hawiins BaZ H^e /uTa
Benheld, Rhonda Harlev, Debbie Gentry, Ann Shankle. THIRD ROW: Paul Miller, Libby Tavlor, Georgia Roberts 'Pat Widner h rd Crouch Sandy Dixon, Mike Mumpower, Gary Taylor, Kathy Harley, Larry Mabe. FOURTH ROW: Phi’llip Countiss’
James Taylor Steve Harvey, Doug \on Johnny Sproles, Steve Sproles, Freddie Garrett, Janet Helton, Donna Thomas vfckie Hash’ Ricky Jones, Cindy Quesenberry, Mike Noonkester. i uumas, v icKie nasn.
The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Phyllis Minnick, developed art skills and encouraged the apprecia¬ tion ot art by viewing, criticizing, and discussing displays of student and professional exhibits at school and away, craft sales, and school decorations. Members also enjoyed entering their works in various
art competitions including the Mary Lula Tedder Art Award.
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Spanish Club
The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Bernice Hernandez, has had an out¬ standing year. There were many new members on hand for various club pro¬ jects. In the course of the year, special speakers were present at the meetings. Members were visited by such local personalities as the Reverend Bob McGaughey and Professor W.L. Siemens from V.I. College, who gave interesting accounts of the lives of Spanish-speaking people around the world. The club members were recognized for their imaginative display of Homecoming decorations. The final, but perhaps best feature was the customary Spanish Fiesta in the spring.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Bernice Hernandez, Sponsor; Keith Farmer, Treasurer; Debbie Hawkins, Vice President; Rhonda Jones, President; Phillip Ferski, Reporter; Gina Brown, Secretary; Candy Maiden, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Joan Davidson, Cheryl Holmes, Jenni Morris, Judy McNamara, Debbie Johnson, Cathy Dye, Craig Elsea, Terry Rohr, Margaret Ryan, Kim Sanders. THIRD ROW: Libby Taylor, Jimmy Smith, Hunter Odum, Becky Young, Lola Davidson, Theresa Symonds, Vicki Ratliff, Jeanne Eastridge, Terri Colbert, Shelia Fleenor, Linda Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Van essa Monk, Todd Witt, Anthony Scott Brewer, Richard Crouch, Wilda Shaffer, Sharon Halstead, Linda Owens, Amy Petty, Tina Carrier, Veda Herndon, Tony Carter.
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Latin Club
The I.atin Club, sponsored by Miss Susan Austin, held a number of activities throughout the year relating to Latin and the Ancient Romans. At Christmas, small gifts were given to the teachers and the club sang Christmas carols in Latin. A slave sale was also held, along with other activities. There was a Roman Banquet, and the year was traditionally concluded with the Latin Club Banquet.
Carman Hatley, Sandra Griffin, and Susie Counts discuss club activi¬ ties with Miss Austin.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Carl Coalson, Treasurer; Debbie Dickenson, Chaplain; Larry James, President; Debbie Gunning, Vice President; Anna Chorosevic, Secretary; Burt Ogle, Reporter; Miss Susan Austin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Neil Easterly, Greg .Martin, Marie Mullins, Karolyne Richerson, Rita Sheffey, Carol Finley, Pat Blevins, Regina Robinson, Donna Crabtree, April Denny. THIRD ROW: Mike Knittle, Danny Deskins, Tony Bowers, Teresa Bott, Lori Branson, Beth Snodgrass, Carmen Hatley, Danita Wagner, Rhonda Stark, Pat Blevins, Kathy Stark, Sandra Griffith, Susie Counts, Debbie Blaylock. FOURTH ROW: Marty Slemp, Mike Kiser, Tommy Baker, Laurie Duty, Suzanne Cole, James Slemp, Joe Wilson, I.eisa James, Toby Bowers, Kathy Robin¬ son, Mary Beth Patton, David Anderson, David Fleenor, JeffWitt.
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French Club
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Rita McNevv, Sponsor; John Hill, Vice President; Hope Sinicox, (ihaplain; Mark Draper, President; Pam Harrison, Treasurer; Cindy McCaulev , Historian; Sharon Dupont, Reporter; Phil ^ on, Sgt. at Arms. SECOND ROW: Jon Loggans, Steve Leonard, Becks Neese, Julie Parsell, Tamrnie Johnson, Teresa Williams, Diana Jaap. THIRD ROW: Matt Savinsky, Ike Anderson, Rita Hicks, Roland Henslee, Karen Stine, Donna Tate. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Weatherly, Terry Leonard, Doug Yon, Leisa Lilly, Johnny Ross, Janet Helton, Debbie Keith, Donna Tate. Not pictured: V'arina Woodward, Sec¬ retary.
The French Club, sponsored by Miss Rita McNew, desires to be of the greatest possible service to John S. Battle High School and to advance the interests of club members in French language, culture, and civilization. To achieve this goal, people visit the club who are either native French speakers or have visited France recently. At Christmas some needy family or individual was aided. The annual picnic was held in the spring.
The French Club is supported by dues and by the proceeds from bake sales.
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Senior Science
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT); Lyle Parker, Parliamentarian; Kathy Koch, Treasurer; Jack Wagner, Vice President; Blaine Morris, President; Kathy Fraser, Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Daughtrey, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Martha Lester, Sue Murphy, Ike Ander¬ son, Mike Kiser, Sam Wagner, Janet Cappalli, John Hill, Holly Sparf. THIRD ROW: Teresa Hale, Vickie Ratliffe, Leisa Lilly, Karen Stein, Cher\l Duty, Rita Sheffey, Diane Duty, Doris Clendenen, Lyn Sheffield, Carl Jessee. FOURTH ROW: Teresa Bott, Barbara Countiss, David Anderson, Keith Farmer, Doug Yon, Larry James, Bo Snodgrass, Jeff Witt.
The Senior Science Club is an academic organization which is sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Daughtrey. All members have an overall ^ average and show evidence of above average interest and achievement in Science.
The main activity of members this year was preparation of research papers for local, state, and na¬ tional competitions. Students who passed the preliminary Westinghouse National Competition went to Williamsburg to participate in the Virginia Science Talent Search.
Senior Science Club activities this year included participation in the local science fair, bake sales, decorating for Homecoming and the sponsorship of the Senior Science vs. Faculty Volleyball game.
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Junior Science Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): FIRST ROW: Mrs. Joan Minnick. Sponsor; Becky Nunez, Sgt-at-Arrns; John Sheffield, Treasurer; Copey Hicks, Vice-president; Phil Yon, President; Joan Davidson, Secretary; Jeff Kiser, Reporter, Gary Combs, Sgt-at-Arms; Mrs. Gay Meade, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Tereas Phillips, Betty Browning, Judy Hunsucker, Leigh McGracy, Cheryl Holmes, Becca Young, Jeannie Morris, Joan Quesenberry, Pam Smith, Anna Chorosevic, David Griffen, Chester Mumpower. THIRD ROW: Kitty Barger, Sands Shankel, Marjorie Pennington, Laurie Duty, Sherry Wagner, Teresa Williams, Rita Hicks, Sharon Dupont, Bruce Denton, Ernie Newland, Phil Johnson, Gilmer Meade, Eric Duff. FOURTH ROW: Diane McCray, Betty Galliher, Carl Coalson, Jenny Miller, Seba White, Reba Fleenor, April Denny, Becky Countiss, Donna Crabtree, Tommy Miller, Chuck Derring, Mark Eades, Paul Young, David Widner. FIFTH ROW: Amy Barker, Pam Fades, Sally Bordwine, Ann Stout, Benita Milhorn, Brenda Millard, Susan Cole, Tina Smith, Kaelu Tolley, Ron Jaap, Kenny Frazier, Jimmy Moore. SIXTH ROW: Margaret Mary Savinsky, Amy Thompson, Gwen Colbert, Jackie Horner, Tim Duff, Larry King, Bruce Bently, Jeff Crytzer, Jayde Fleenor, Darrell Raines, Ronnie Morris, Neil Easterly, SEVENTH ROW: Mark Fleenor, Tim Widner, Tim Ruole, Ricky Hughes, Hunter Odum, l.eroy Dinkle, Mike Rock, John Combs, Teddy Carrier, Tony Ramsey, Wayne Eades.
The Junior Science Club, sponsored by Mrs. Joan Minnick and Mrs. Gay Meade, strives to promote better knowledge in the field of sciences, to encourage scientific interest, and to promote academic achieve¬ ment in science. The club’s interests of the year were photography and astronomy. Through field trips, the members expanded and enriched their knowledge and understanding of basic scientific concepts. Jr. Science activities included bake sales, homecoming activities, school | spirit i promotion and a picnic to end the year’s work.
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Ph vsics Club
I ictured (I^FT TO RIGHT): Jack W agner, President; Steve Spires, Secretary; Kathv Fraser, Sgt. at Arms; Gale Leonard Vice President; Danny Bowman, Reporter-Historian; Lyle Parker, Treasurer; Bo Snodgrass. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Loggans Sponsor- lerry Dickson, Donny Dye, Ike Anderson, Janet Cappalli, Steve Robinson, Blaine Morris, Carl Jessee.
The Physics Club is composed of students taking Physics. The purpose of the Physics Club is to promote the acquisition of skills in reasoning and research, practical knowledge in science with emphasis on Physics, social and service activities, sponsorship of programs, speakers, and publications to better inform the students of the physical world.
The fourteen members of the club, under the sponsorship of Mr. J.W. Loggans, decided to put out a school newspaper. It was published bi-monthly.
The Physics Club planned an appearance on Klassroom Kwiz. The club also made plans for an annual field trip.
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Librarx Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Fdaiiie T. Duty, Sponsor; Marsha Snader, Trina Barlow, Debbie Singleton, Mrs. Slielab Gregg, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Teresa Bott, Debbie Widner, Debbie Osborne, Larr\ Ansebni, Karen Smith. Catin Hawk, CTdeste Tuell, Eva Barker, Debbie Taylor. THIRD ROW: Kenny Robinson, Jessee Hill, Danny Harlow, Loretta Duckett, Brenda’ Fleenor, James W hite, Kent Tignor, Phil Parris, Debbie Ha\ den. Penny Sourbeer, Dennis Dutton.
The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Elaine Duty and Mrs. Shelah Gregg, played a major role in keeping the library operating smoothly. Many members of the club volunteered to assist the librarians during their study periods. The girls are responsible for keeping books, cards, and magazines in order; the boys work in the audio-visual department helping teachers use the available equipment. Besides the usual duties of the members, the club held bake sales, provided Christmas gifts for a child at the orphanage, entertained the faculty at a tea, and planned a picnic in the spring. A great portion of the club funds are used to improve the appearance of the library and to make it a more pleasant place in which to work. The objectives of the club are to improve the school library and audio-visual service, arouse further enthusiasm for books and reading, and encourage interest in the library profession.
Library club members Sandra Eller (LEFT) and Debbie Hayden (RIGHT) demonstrate proper teelmiciues in using library ecpiipment.
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D.E.C.A.
Distributive Education refers to vocational education for those students preparing for or engaged in distributing goods and services to the public, including all retail, wholesale, and service occupations. Distributive Education offers preparatory instruction for students desiring to explore distribution as a career, seeking a broader knowledge of the principles of free enterprise, or building a foundation for continuing education relating to distribution. Its purpose is also to provide vocational instruction for individuals already employed or preparing to enter those occupations followed by proprietors, managers, or employees in distribution.
The Distributive Education Program of John S. Battle High School has an enrollment of 66 students, twenty-six in^D.E. I, twenty-three in D.E. Il,,and seventeen in D.E. III. Forty-three of these students are working in twenty-five distributive business of the Bristol area. These students have an average hourly wage of $1.55 and will earn approximately $100,000 collectively this school year.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Peggy M innick. Reporter; Ramona Thomas, Vice-President; Anthony Lane, President; Nancy Owens, Treasurer; Donna Ramsey, Secretary, SECOND ROW: Mr. Gene Grindstaff, Sponsor; Debbie Osborne, James Farris, David Eaton, Charles Fields, Jeff Leonard, Cathy Watson, Glenda Peters, Peggy Durham, Danny Harlow. THIRD ROW; John Hawkins, Steve Vestal, Tommy Canter, Larry DePriest, Lewis Barker, Robin Wingate, Claudia Martin, Peggy Roark, Trina Barlow, James Whittaker. FOURTH ROW: Johnin Durham, James Booher, David I.atham, Ton\ Booher, Randy Barker, Phil Waycaster, (uirtis [*’elty, C’urtis Rose.
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Bible Club
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Jean Collins, .Sponsor; Janet Burnette Son
President; Beverly Hanger, Secretarv; Helen Wo, sor SECOND ROW: Rachel Tester, Debbie Vance, Sharon Reed, Debbie Barrett Sharon Haynes, Voriece McNew, Debbie Collins, Velma Mays, Pam Stewart, Cathv Meade Sheila Harmon. THIRD ROW: Vicki Harmon, Tom Adams, Perrv Dalton, Terrv’ Houser
P^retta Duckett, Kathy Gallimore, Pattv Gallimore, Plivllis Brewer ROW; Debbie Holden, Sandra Brannon, idsa Ford, Patricia Stevens, Betty Debbie Blaylock, Jeanie Dinkins, Nancy McC^ann, Donna Liimsford, Jane W i Jeanette Pippin, Sue Fields, Debbie Singleton. Debbie Mumpower, Teresa Salyer, Pam Lyons, Sharon Dotson, Tammv Miller. SIXTH ROVV: Robin
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Gmtr!'*’NINTH‘''ROw''c’ Pr^cky Neese. Debbie Burnette, Loretta Cadle. Candv Phillips, Kem'icth
Gentry, NINTH ROW: Craig Milhorn, Rohm (.oilier, Neil Smith, Betty Campbell, Robbie Campbell, Alice Cooper Ramona rhomas, Joyce Barker Pam Letron Teresa U illiam.s, Sandra Morgan, Robert Picklesimer. TENTH ROW: Brenda Norton Angie
LiT T^te ELEVENTH ROW ^d'’ D ‘y'l’ •''"'vP Barbara Hughes, Brenda Hill. Janice'shoftt.
Larry I ate, ELEVENTH ROW. Dennis Dutton, Steve \ icker.s, Peggy Roark, Belinda Adams, Rita Worlev, Loretta Williams
wTdnm Brooks, Janie Senter, Becky Worley, Bonnie Vanover, Linda Brooks,' Judy Ketron. Cathy
ig Leader; Cindv McCaulev, Chaidaiii; I.issa rley. Pari iamentarian; Miss Rhoda (iraig, Spon- Eva Barker, Rose Nunez, Shonda Atkins, Reta Slate, Sandra Pdler, l.eisa James, Ik'tty McNew, Brenda Owens, Cathy Sy lvia Cole, Robin Colley. FOURTH Ingle, Roberta Huber, Terry Dinkins, ROW: Patty Weaver, Debbie Widner, Humphrey, Danny Smith, Mark Waycaster, Brenda McNew, Donna Pope, Betty Sourbeer, Debbie C^ar- W'illiams. 1’ina (Carrier, (]her\ I Garrett.
“So th en every one of us shall of himself to God.” Romans 14:12
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Club members decorate for Homecoming.
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F.B.L.A.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT); Lissa Wiseman, Historian; Mary Young, Treasurer; Teresa Williams, Chaplain; Debbie Hayden, Vice President; Elaine Williams, President; Wanda Dishner, Secretary; Joyce Barker, Parliamentarian; Shonda Atkins, Sgt. at Arms; jo Ann Robinson, Reporter; Mrs. Margaret French, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Celeste Tuell, Kay Carter, Vicki Wright, Patsy Rice, Debbie Vance, Rose Nunez, Denise Frohling, Gail Swift, Cynthia Young. Not pictured: Mrs. Margie Duckworth, Sponsor.
The Future Business Leaders of America Club is designed to give its members a better under¬ standing of the business world. Those belonging to the club must be taking at least one business subject and maintain a C average. The Club’s sponsors are Mrs. Margie Duckworth and Mrs. Margaret French.
1' B. L. A. Cdub officers pose for Virginia Tennessean shot.
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F.H.A.
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. C.F. Copenliaver, Advisor; Brenda Carroll, Sweetheart; Kemper Meade, 2nd Viee-President- Becky Anderson, Reporter, Helen Worley, Reporter; Patty Weaver, Chaplain; Janette Pippin, Reporter; Debra Widener President- Sammy Rock, ^ecretarv; Gorden Barker, Vice-president; Wayne Statzer, Treasurer; Mike Buekner, Parliamentarian; John Combs’ Sentinal; J.A. Cole Advisor; R.C. Walton, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Shaffer, Patsv Rice; Vicki Wright Cathv Brewer Rita Slate Cathy Mp^de JLincla Hughes, SAisan Fleenor, Barbara Hughes, Brenda Hill, Cathy Barker, Drema Barker, Dannv Repe, Robert Perry. THip ROW: leresa Kilby Jimmy Sandefur. Jackie Denton, Fddie Sproles, Steven Vencill, Vonnie Edwards SormT’tiTAw Haynes, Carolyn Alexander, Janet Hilliard, Stanley Millard, Sherman Pippin, Curtis Millard, Ronnie Rowe!
FOUpn pW: Steve Brewer, Clayton Booher, Richard Dean, Fddie Davis. Danny Barker, Tim Matthews, Biliv Clavman, Lvnn Lunsford, Mark Whitaker. Tommy Atchley, Glenn Estep, Dennis Thomas, Mark Woodard, Jerrv Bryant. FIFTH ROW: Gail Shankle Marty Rock, David Cannon, Danny Rock, Howard Roark, Alvin Barnett, Mike Latrayna, Gene Murray, David Stallard Eric Duff’ Jr «OW: Liz Anderson Melson Shortt Jack dayman, Mark Braswell, Ronald Fleenor. Mike Denton. James
SWFNTH Hensley, Dathy Dye, Steven Reich, Mike Missick, Fred Collins.
SEVENTH ROW: Darrell Poe, Neil Smith Lynn dayman, Steve Casady, Teddy Gobble, Steve Kestner, Michael Hall, Richard Sentor, Darre I Phillips, Lafawn Irohling, Clmrle Fields. EIGHTH ROW: Barry Bright, Johnnv Hall, Kennv Fraxier. Darrell Johnson
CiirNINTirtew "iJ mT I F i'" ■^"ders. Dale Grogan, Guv Hardin, Mike
Gill. NINTH pW: David Latham Mike Rock, Ronnie Morris, Richard Canode, X'ernon Tate, Scottie Rvnes, Garv Morgan, Dale
Gilmer, Billy Pate, Steve Booher, Darrell W idner, Steve Booher, Darryl Worlev, Dennis Grizzle. TENTH ROW: Billy Clayrnan, Randy Tallman, Rick\ Kiser, Alan Hughes, Danny Godsey, Darrel Millard, Garv Morgan Mike Reese Rick\ Wib hams, Jeff Gilmer Dennis_Grizzle ELEVENTH pW: Dennis Phillips, Horold Harless. Kenny Keene, Jack Rutherfor. Biliv Turner, Billy o Necessary, Jack Sorah, Richard Houser, Dinnis Mullins. Ras
Warren. THIRTEEOTH pW: Tim Hall, T im Hensley, Lislie Hensley, David Cox, Rager Clark, Anther Salver. Doug Fleenor T eorge Hoss, James Ingle, Randy Hughs, Mard Hobbs, Ernie Sandefur, Steve Slagle. '
The John S. Battle Chapter of the Future Farm¬ ers of America is the Co-Curricular Club of Agri¬ culture with 196 active members. Members partici¬ pated in livestock, forestry, and dairy judging, and tractor driving contests. Several of the membeis exhibited livestock and dairy animals at local fairs and the Abingdon Tobacco Festival.
The Future Farmers sponsored a leadership train¬ ing conference for the Washington County Federa¬ tion and F.F.A. members from nearby counties. The club financed their activities by selling mixed nuts, publishing a club calendar, grading tobacco for local farmers, and constructing picnic tables. Social and recreational activities included F. F. A.- F.H. A. Summer Camp held at Smithfield, Virginia, a chicken barbecue, a camping trip, and an awards program. Club members participated in the F.F.A. State Convention, National F.F.A. Week, and forest¬ ry and Leadership Camp. I he club advisors are C.F. Copenhaver, R.C. Walton, and J.A. Cole.
Boys will be girls during F. F..\. initiation.
F.H.A.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Janette Martin, Advisor; Laura Brotbeck, Historian; Teresa Wright, National F.H.A. Week Officers; Pat Adkins, Recreation Leader; Janet Burnette, Parliamentarian; Jeannie Houser, Reporter; Rita Whicker, Degrees Sec¬ retary; CaroKn Gailimore, President; Cathy McCauley, Vice President; Vonnie Edwards, Recording Secretary; Darlene Holden, Correspondence Secretary; Lynn Neeves, Historian; Mary Beth Patton, Chaplain; Anna Chorosevic, Recreation Leader; Susie Jones, Song Leader; Miss Susan Scott, and Miss Ruth McNiel, Advisors. SECOND ROW: Lisa Ford, Pat Colley, Margaret Smith] Joyce Millard, Phyllis Brewer, Kathy Dixon, Betty Hart, Teresa Baker, Tricia Ball, Darlene Denton, Teresa Anders, Darlene Phillips, Karen Smith. THIRD ROW: Pan Smith, Joan Quesenberry, Pat Stevens, Sandra Brannon, Teresa Humphreys, Sandy Puckett, Donna Thomas, Vicki Hash, Kathy Hawk, Mitchell Lawson, Jenny Miller, Becky Miller, Libby Harris. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Norton, Cathy Harley, Dianne Puckett, Ginger Hutton, Susan Brotbeck, Gina Brown, Pam Stewart, Pamela Campbell, Sandy Sp- roles, Susan Fauidner, Debbie Holden, Kathy Gailimore, Debbie Singleton, Cathy Meade. FIFTH ROW: Teresa Worley, Hope McCracken, Betty Sourbeer, Marjorie Pennington, Cathy Bowers, Vicki Morrison, Linda Wright, Vicki Stout, Sue Murphy,’ Linda Warden, Marsha Lawson, Sally Bordwine, Sylvia Cole. SIXTH ROW: Laura Bardsley, Brenda Norton, Debbie Fleenor, Pari Hiler, Susan Ratcliffe, Tina Young, Kathy Larrison, Ann Stout, Connie Coppidge, Diane Gross, Teresa Fleenor, Pamela Phillip. SEVENTH ROW: Benita Milhorn, Linda Owens, Becky Neese, Terry Kye, Dawne Phelps, Sandy Triplette, Dru Booher, Linda Millard, Freda McCracken, Della W orley, Nina Grizzle. EIGHTH ROW: Carolyn Keith, Kathy Rankins, Eva Hughes, Robin Colley.
The F.H.A. is one of the most active clubs at Battle. It has excellent national and federation affillia- tion. Battle s chapter is proud to have Carolyn Gailimore represent the chapter as Vice-President of the Smywasco Federation. One hundred members are actively involved in carrying out this year’s Program of Work: Our Future As Homemakers and Decisions That Count. The club s community project was helping to provide food clothing, and housing needs for an adopted family.
Social activities the chib sponsored include the annual Christmas Ball, fall and spring picnics, and several activities during National F.H.A. Week, April 1-/, including Senior Appreciation Da\, Faculty Appreciation Day, and the annual Mother, Father, Daughter Banquet.
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F. H. A.
F.H.A, CRFFD
We are the Future Homemakers of America.
We face the future w ith w arm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values.
For w e are the builders of homes.
Homes for America’s future.
Homes where living w ill be the e.xpression of ever\ thing That is good and fair.
Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams.
We are the Future Homemakers of America.
We face the future w ith w arm courage And high hope.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Vonnie Edwards, Recording Secretary; Cathy McCauley, Vice President; Carolyn Gallimore Presi dent; Rita Whicker, Degrees Secretary; Darlene Holden, Correspondence Secretary; Mary Beth Patton Chai)lain SECOND ROW Jennie Houser, Reporter; Martha Lester, Treasurer; Pat Adkins, Recreation Leader; Susie Jones; Song Leader- Lynn Neeves His torian; Anna Choresevic, Recreation Leader; Laura Brotheck, Historian; Janet Burnette, Parlirnentarian. ■
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F.T.A.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ed win a Fleenor, Reporter; Debbie Barrett, Historian; Greg Martin, Sgt. at Arms; Cathy Single- ton, Secretary; Liz Anderson, President; Mona Fleenor, Vice President; Becky Anderson, Treasurer; Angela Smith, Chaplain; Mrs. Lucille Butt, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Terryl Smith, Teresa Williams, Donna Harley, Wilda Shaffer, Teresa Baker, Penny Brewer, Teresa O'Neal, Libby Harris, Becky Miller, Debbie Vance, Rachel Tester, Vicki Harmon, Carolyn Vermillion. THIRD ROW: David Sexton, Sharon Halstead, Teresa Byington, Joe Smith, Vicki Morrison, Betty Hart, Kathy Dixon, Vicki Ratliff, Karen Stine, Leisa Lilly, Kathy Harmon, Pam Stewart, Mildred Smith, Terri Colbert. FOURTH ROW; Mike Arnold, Rhonda Burke, Linda Jones, Eddie Sproles, Keith Farmer, Ricky Sams, Becky Nunez, Michelle Lawson, Jenny Miller, Seba White, Pat Ingle, Linda Godfrey, Amy Thompson, Margaret Savinsk\ , Terr\ Smith, Patsy Rice, Vicki Wright, Debbie Hayden.
The Future Teachers of America, sponsored l)y Mrs. Lucille Butt, is open to all students interested in entering the teaching profession. The club engaged in such activities as the observation of American Lducation Week and ‘Teaching Day’ in the elementary schools. The F.T.A. also provided teacher aids, participated in Teacher Appreciation Week, helped a needy family at Christmas, and held a spring social.
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Pep Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kathy Dye, President; Nancy Owens, Glenna Peters, Bettv Sourbeer, (Belinda Adams Emil\ Lunsford, Joyce Brooks, Janie Senter, Becky Worley, Barbara Vanover. SECOND ROW: Jenny Abel, Brenda Owens, Betty McNew, Terry Houser, Sharon Haynes, Linda Brooks, Bonnie Vanover, Sandy Di.xon, Trinka Hensles, Sandra Morgan. THIRD ROW: Susan Wilson, Vice President; Katin Branham, Pam Stewart, Robin McNew, Donna Pope, (Barbara (Blevins, Beverly Shaffer Pam Millard, Mona Fleenor, Barbara I^hipps, Teresa Baker, Marianne Lagerholm. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rosenbaum, Secretarv; Joey Cooper, Brenda Sandefur, Susan Faulkner, Debbie Sproles, Donna Thomas, Vicki Hash, B.J. Browning Wilda Shaffer Sandv Sproles, Monica Mosberg. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Robinson, Trea.surer, Jimmy Carter, Ralph Byington, Vernon Corum, Perrv Dal¬ ton, Keith Farmer, Sue Haderer, Joan Crusenberry, Sandy Shankel, Debra Harmon, Pat Colley. SIXTH ROW: Roberta Huber, Historian; Scott Leonard, Lana Alexander, Patty Sutherland, Roy Hayworth, Rickv Stout, Theresa Maxwell Debbie Carroll Terrv Canter, Carol Atkins, Kelly Calloway, Voriece McNew, Debbie Collins. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Rose Chaplain EIGHTH
ROW: Jack Weisenberger, Sgt. at Arms. NINTH ROW: Mr. Jim Butcher, Sponsor. Not pictured: Mrs. Merrv Jennings Spon¬ sor. & > e
The purpose of the Pep Club is to encourage school spirit and student support for games. The club sponsored a bus to an away basketball game, sold school-spirit ribbons, aided cheerleaders in painting signs, and helped with the Washington County Basketball Tournament. Its money raising activities included selling school-spirit ribbons, singing Valentines, and having a coat-check room at the basketball tourna¬ ment. The club sponsors are Mrs. Merry Jennings, Head Sponsor, and Mr. Jim Butcher, Assistant Sponsor.
G.A.A.
The Girls Athletic Association had one of its finest years during the f972-’73 school session. A success¬ ful year began with the girls basketball team winning five games out of the season. During the holidays Christmas spirit was shown by G.A.A. members when articles of clothing, food, and presents were donated to a needy family through the Santa Pal organization. While the March of Dimes was having their yearly crusade against birth defects, members of the G.A.A. volunteered to help by selling peanuts in the Bristol area. The girls began practicing early for track to assure themselves a winning season.
Perhaps the most spectacular display of talent of G.A.A. members was the 1973 Gym Show' held in April. The show featured modern dancing, exercises on the rings, horse, and parallel bars, comedies on commercials, and tumbling. Miss Carmichel, Mrs. King, and Mrs. Robbins, and the girls produced a fantastic show.
Toward the end of the year, the G.A.A. held its annual banquet for its members. Awards, letters, and thanks were received by outstanding girl athletics and their leaders. The club advisor is Miss Julia Car¬ michel.
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Diane Fraser, Reporter; Carol Atkins, Treasurer; Doris Clendenen, Vice President; Marianne Lagerholni, President; Janet Helton, Chaplain; Vonnie Edwards, Secretary; Sonja Brown, Sgt-at-Arms. SECOND ROW: Karen Balthis, Kathy Rankins, Debbie Taylor, Teresa CJaudell, Eva Barker, Shelly Hobbs, Lisa Benfield, Betty Campbell, Debbie Holden, Donna Crabtree, (^athy Meade, Kathy Koch, Janet Cappolli, Linda Warden. THIRD ROW: Beth Snodgrass, Debbie Mumpower, Cbndy Szulwski, Lola Davidson, Terry Pullins, Karen Gollebon, Patsy Owens, Barbara Phipps, Janet Owens, Kathy Stark, Rhonda Stark. FOURTH ROW: Carla Jessee, Vera Jesses, Amy Petty, Judy McNaniera, Debbie Hawkins, Laurie Duty, Joan Davidson. Rita Hicks, Jcnni Morris, Jenn\ Able, Teresa Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Cathy Haukins, Donita Wagner, Kathy Robinson, Belinda Nunley, Vicki Stout, Linda Wright, Pam Mays, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Freda McCraden, Cindy Lagasse. SIXTH ROW: Pam Meredith, Debbie (iarroll, Terry Cianter, Pat Atkins, Carroll Shelly, Paula Barker, Jo Bently, C.'andy Kitzmiller, Susie Counts, Sandra Griffith, Mary Beth Patton. SEVENTH ROW: Kathy Romanowski, Pat Widener, Debi Gunning, Teresa Blackburn, Diana Jaap, Tammy Johnson, Julie Parsell, Kaelou Tolley, Lynn Neeves, Regina Robinson, Debbie Mueller. EIGHTH ROW: Alice Cooper, Kim Kennedy, lk)bbie Booher, Becky Neese, Adina Staidey, Rebbecca Young, Lori Branson, Cheryl Holmes, Libby Taylor, Debbie Sproles, Susan P’aulkner, Velma Mays, Debbie Collins, Celeste Tuell.
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B — Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Don Pridemore, Sponsor; Darius Johnson, Sgt. at Arms; Roland Henslee, Reporter- Brvan Yoho President; Donny Dye, Vice President; Bo Snodgrass, Secretary; Scotty Rasnake, Treasurer; Coach William Halstead Sponsor Coach Howard Webb, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gary Boothe, Randy Berry, Mike Bailey, Johnny Ross, Ike Anderson, Terry Dickson, Vernon Corum, Doug Mills, Mark Wingate, Sam Wagner, Larry Mabe, Darrell Messer. THIRD ROW: Mike Bell, Donnie Campbell, Johnny Marion, Danny Mumpower, Steve Harvey, Steve Vickers, Craig Milhorn, Tim Tabor Steve Robinson Jerry Chorosevic, Benjy Phelps, Bobby Williams, Ronnie Hawk. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Dixon, Mark Draper, Pat Fitzgerald! Kelly Calloway, Dale Hayden, Doug Hawthorne, Junior Snodgrass, David Young, Blaine Morris, Jeff Mumpower, Kemper Meade!
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Don Pridemore, Sponsor; Coach William Halstead, Sponsor; Coach Howard Webb, Sponsor.
The B-Club membership is rriade up of lettermen of the six sports at John Battle High School. Some of the main purposes of this club are to sponsor projects to assist the athletic department, to improve participation in all phases of the athletic program, to improve school spirit, and to assist the school in general. The B-Club endeavored to do anything possible that might build more pride in the athletic program, and more pride within our school and community. Funds are raised through concessions at basketball games and sock hops following Fri¬ day night home games. The club’s main project this year is to purchase another trophy case which will be placed in the front entrance of the main building.
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Key Club
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Ralph Booher, Sponsor; Sam Wagner; Bo Snodgrass, Secretary; Jerrv Cihoroscvic, \ ice President; \ era Jessee, Clul) Sweetheart; Lyle Parker, President; Mark Draper, Sgt. at Arms; Terr\ Dickson, Treasurer; Robbie Kegley, Mr.
Under the supervision of Mr. John Peltier atid Mr. Ralph Booher, Kev Club members sponsored an outstanding Homeeoming Danee as their major activity for the year.
Besides this annual event, the club also participated in the annual Kiwanis Club “Pancake Sale in downtown Bristol. During Christmas, members gathered presents and donated them to members of a local boys’ club.
The Key Club is responsible for the upkeep of the sign at the school s entrance.
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John Peitier, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Steve Spires, (iale Leonard, Blaine Morris, Scott\ Basnake, Doniu Berry, Kelly Calloway, Steve Robinson. THIRD ROW: Dennis Parker, Jack Wagner, Ike Anderson, Mike Hutchins, Jeff Miimpower, Brvan f'olio.
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Key Club Officers. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): L\le Parker, President; \'era Jessee, Club Sweetheart; Jerr\ Chorosevic, \'icc President; Bo Snodgrass, Secretary; Terry Dickson, Treasurer; Mark Draper, Sgt. at Arms.
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Alpha Tri-Hi- Y
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Miss Jane Cudd\, Sponsor; Beck> Anderson, School Projects Chairman; Liz Anderson, Treasurer, Dons Clendenen, Secretary; Mark Wingate, Club Sweetheart; Teresa Kilbv, President; Angela Smith, Vice President- Debbie Holden Chaplain; Cathy Meade, Reporter; Kay Carter, World Service Chairman. SECOND ROW: Donna Harley, Parliamentarian; Edwina Fleenor, Teresa B\ ington, Lee Ann Hunsucker, Pam Mays, Debbie Johnson, Terry Smith, Judy Hunsucker, Beverly Rose. THIRD ROW: Eva Barker, Darlene Denton, Darlene Freese, HolK Sparf, Kathv Gallimore, Janet Burnette, Celeste Tuell Trina Barlow Kathy Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Long, Rita Whicker, Teresa Wright, Carolvn Gallimore, Laura Brotbeck chhv McCaulev’
Linda Warden, Mary Young. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Rankins, Becky Nunez, Darlene Holden, Renee Edwards, Leslie' Ford Vicki Morrison.
1 ri-Hi-’l bake sale receives active support from student bodv’.
The Alph a Tri-Hi-Y is a scliool and communit) service club affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Membership is open to an\ girl w illing to support the Hi-Y purpose of "creating maintaining and extend¬ ing throughout the home, school, and community high standards of (diristian character."
For school projects this \ ear club mem¬ bers served as guides for College Dax, put up bulletin boards in the school, participated in a teachers aid project, and helped w ith homecoming decora¬ tions.
Community projects included visits to Bristol nursing homes and the children s w ard at Bristol Memorial Hospital. Gifts of fruit baskets and magazines were tak¬ en to patients in nursing homes; birth¬ day parties were given to Bristol Nurs¬ ing Home patients; programs were also presented. Gifts of toys and books w ere taken to the children s ward at the hos¬ pital. (dub members had an Faster egg hunt for children at the Janie Hammitt Home. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y had a Santa Pal at (ihristmas, helped w ith the March of Dimes Bread Sale, the World Service Project and other fund raising projects sponsored 1)\ the cornmunitv and the Y.M.C.A.
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Linda l.ong. Sponsor; Sue Murphy, Secretary; C;arol>n Gallimore, Vice President; Gail Shankel, President; Rita Whicker, Treasurer; Lynn Walton, Reporter; Mrs. Marlene McCall, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Romanowski Pat Widener, Beth Snodgrass, Kim Kcnned>, Bobbie Rooher, Susan McCloud, Recca Young, Debbie Johnson, Debi Gunning, Jenni ’ Morris. THIRD ROW: 'Pwana Blackuell, Janet Otey, Linda Owens, \era lessee, Pam Mays, Teresa Williams,Teresa Blackburn Karen Savinski, Rhonda Jones. FOURTH ROW: Linda Wright, Lisa James, lain Branson, IkwcrK Long, Cind\ Szulewski. Katin’ Thompson, T\\ ila Garrett, Pam Jessee.
The Junior Civinette Club is composed exclusively of girls who are either Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors. The club helped such organizations as the Christmas Seal Society and the March of Dimes. The club served refreshments and helped as guides for the College Da\ program at Battle. The Civinettes worked jointlv with the Junior Civitan Club of Battle and the Abingdon Civitans to accomplish several community activities such as the Miss W ashington County Beauty Pageant and to promote good citizenship among the youth of the community. Each year selected members attend the Appalachian District Junior Civitan Convention. The club’s sponsors are Mrs. Linda Long and Mrs. Marlene McCall.
chorus
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tim Duff, Janet Burnette; Susie Counts, Vice President; Robin Miller, Diane Latham, Becky Nunez, Mary Beth Moore, Paula Barker, Margaret Savinsky; Jo Bentley, Secretary-treasurer; Betty Hart, Nancy McCann, Kathy Kiser, Tammy Brewer, Janice Nicholson, Sandy Sparf, Richard Gross, Miss Virginia Taylor, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Debbie Worley; Jeanie Dinkens, Concert Manager; Becki Hood, Publicity Chairman; Jean Eastridge, Linda Hughes, Kathleen Owens, Angie Campbell, Susan Faulkner, Pat Di.xon, Carolyn Alexander, Lana Alexander, Kimberly Ball, Carol Nicholson, Diane Webster, Michelle Yocum, Pam Sutherland. THIRD ROW: Debbie Blalock, Jeff Crytzer; Phil Young, President; James Slemp, Perry Dalton, Dan Deskins, Billy Turner, Danny Godsey; Dan Mornings, Concert Manager; Freddie Garrett, Darrell Dvson, Billy Lewis, Carl Coalsori, Alice Cooper, Loretta Duckett.
The Chorus, sponsored by Miss Virginia Taylor, had a full slate of activities this year. Members par¬ ticipated in a Christmas concert, a Christmas Assembly, and in the combined county Christmas concert. I here was also participation in All-Regional Chorus, the District Festival, and the H.M.S. Pinafore (an operetta presented by the county). In the spring, a concert was presented to both the High Point Ele¬ mentary P.T.A. and the John Battle P.T.S.A.
Chorus members practice for upcoming concert.
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Senior Hand Concert Memliers
Senior Marching Band
Members by section: FLUTES — Pam Harrison, Angela Smith, Pam Mays, Katin- Gallimore, Leisa James, Cind\ McCaule\', Lee Ann Hunsucker, Becky Nunez, Teresa V'enable, Loretta Duckett. CLARINETS — Creg Martin, Steve Spires, Sheila Denton, Debbie Tate, Laurie Duty, Reba Fleenor, Teresa B\ ington, Debbie Mumpow er, Renee Edu ards, S\ lvia Cole, Dayna Baker, Lisa Ford, Seba White, Gina Broun, Teresa Synionds, Debbie Long, Wayne Statzer, Jenny Lou Miller, Innn Ornduif, Linda Jones, Patty Gallimore, Marie Mullins, Rhonda Burkes. SAXOPHONES — Linda Owens, Bill Burkholder, Regina Robertson, Tomnn Baker, Mike Davenport, Rita Sheffex. TRUMPETS — Jack Wagner, Donna Harlex, Vernon Corum, Jiinnix Jones, Rickv Siemons, Steve Scyphers, Kevin Lester, Joe Smith, David Damerin. FRENCH HORNS ~ Doris Clendenen, Cherxl Duty, Billie Parsons, Edxvina Fleenor. BARITONES — Diane Duty, Perrx Dalton, Jo Ann Robinson, TROMBONPIS — Mark Wingate, Du ight Harley, Ricky Sams, 'I'erryl Smith, Donnie Runyon. BASSES — Eiddie Sproles, Linda Wright, Debbie Phipps, Tim Hanger, Kathx Rankins. PERCUSSION — Sam Wagner, Eddie Smith, Mark Denton, Te rry Kitzmiller, George Hutchinson, Mike Mullins.
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LEFT TO RIGHT; Jack Wagner — President, Drum Majorette — Donna Harley
Steve Spires — Vdce-President, Doris Clendenen — Secretary, Pam Mays — Treasurer, and Linda Owens — Reporter.
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Flag C>orp.s (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kathy Hohinsoii, Dt'hbie' Sprolrs, I'crc's a lliimplircv, Gaiidx Maidtai Helen \\ or le\, Brenda Saiule fur, ( dier \ I ( Jar ret t, and Be\ erl \ 1 1 anger — ( dipt a in.
Majorettes (LEFT TO RIGHT): L\ini Orndiiff, Rita .Sheffe\, Pam Harrison — Head, LeeAmi Him- sueker, and Teresa Fades.
Erie Spires All Virginia Band
Mr. Mike Hounshell Band Director
Varsity Football
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT), Jerry Choro- sevic, Larry Jenkins, Scottie Rasnake, Darrell Sp- roles, Terry Dickson, Kenny Groves, Randy Boothe, Mike V'enable, Bo Snodgrass, Mike Arnold, Keith P"ariTier, Raymond Wilson, Mark Draper, Kelly Calloway. SECOND ROW: Kenny Robin¬ son, Jeff Miimpower, Tony Carter, Gary Boothe, Larry Mabe, Ike Anderson, Randy Leonard, David Se.\ton, Robbie Kegley, Randy Booher, Mike Young, Mike Bell, Hoe Wilson, Matt Savinsky. THIRD ROW: Phil Young, Benjy Phelps, Donnie Camh- bell, Darius Johnson, Neal Smith, Craig Elsea, Marty Slemp, Roland Henslee, Bob Williams, V\'a\ne Sixon, Randy Berry, Danny Mumpower. FOURTH ROW: Dennis SaKer, Steve Hurlev', Bill Sexton, Pat Fitzgerald, Larry James, Blaine Morris, Bryan Yoho, David Ball.
Head Coach Ron Tallman
Phil Robbins
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Jim Butcher
Joe Garrett
Benin l.cmon
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Football
The Trojans opened the 1972 football sea¬ son with a thrilling victory over crosstown rival Virginia High. The Trojans came from behind three times to outscore the Bearcats 20-19.
The next two weeks were dark for the Trojans. Tennessee High put on an impres¬ sive 39-0 offensive show, and the Kingsport Indians romped to a 42-12 victorv.
The Trojans bounced back to tie district foe Abingdon 0-0 in a rain deluge. Darius Johnson played an outstanding defensive game claiming 14 unassisted tackles.
Once defeated Gate City routed the Tro¬ jans 52-7 in another district game. Jerry Chorosevic scored Battle’s lone TD.
Greg Yoho moves in on defense.
Mike Venable rambles against Virginia High.
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Darius Johnson was named Southwest District’s Lineman-of-the- Year.
Bo Snodgrass was named first team defense in Southwest District.
Gary Boothe kicks an extra point.
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Football
The Trojans returned with a 25-22 win over Patrick Henry. Coming from behind, the Trojans combined a strong defensive game with the scoring of Mike Venable and Bo Snodgrass to mar the Rebels homecoming.
The Trojans pushed their season re¬ cord to 3-3-1 with a victory over Gra¬ ham. Battle played its best offensive game of the year.
John Battle almost pulled off an up¬ set against East High. Gary Boothe kicked a 45 yard field goal for Battle’s only score. The defensive squad was outstanding and held the Patriots to oneT.D.
Another rain\’ Friday night and an¬ other wet football game, the Trojans tied Marion 14-14 in a mud bath.
The season ended with a 21-14 loss to Tazewell. The Trojans were scored on three times in the first quarter, and had started a second half come¬ back when the time ran out.
Bo Snodgrass moves up the field against Abingdon.
Ike Anderson nails a Bearcat.
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Football
The 1972 football season closed with a 3-5-2 record. Graduating seniors are Scot- tie Rasnake, Darrell Sproles, Terry Dick¬ son, Bo Snodgrass, Jeff Mumpower, Gary Boothe, Ike Anderson, Joe Wilson, Neal Smith, Roland Henslee, Bobby Williams, Wayne Dixon, Blaine Morris, Bryan Yoho, and Johnny Ross.
G-Man is tackled by Trojans.
TOUCHDOWN!!
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): i:)arrell Johnson, Glenn Long, Mark Campbell, Mark Morgan, 'Pirn Duff, Dar>ll Simeo.x, Bruce Bentlev, Robbie Johnson, Dennis Soiirbeer, Jimmy Campbell, Bruce Gunning, David Ball. SECOND ROW: David Pennington, Gilmer Meade, Tim Carter, Sterling Culloj), Bob Mabe, Jeff Stanlex, Mike Tester, Bruce McNew, Bob Cajtpalli, John Dickenson, Guy Har¬ din, Da\id Hall, Durell Raines, Larr\ King. THIRD ROW: David Mumpower, Jeff Arnold, Dale Cmogan, Joe Gregg, Mike Holms, Coach Don Pridemore, Danny Slimp, Greg Hopkins, 'Pony Tench, and Mike Weaver.
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Eighth and Ninth Grade Football
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dennis Dutton, Richard C'annoe, Richard Sentner, Janies Johnson, Gary ('onibs, Jolin Sheffield, Earnest Widner, Hinini\ Moore, (,'hester Mnnipower, Phil Johnson, Mont\ Houser, (ierald Br\ ant. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Garrett, Allen Hughes, Paul Young, Jininn Carter, Ron Japp, Mark Stanley, Jack Wisenharger, Ernie Newland, (Christopher Sliinp, Ralph Byington, Mark H\ ler, Bobby Bright, and (Coach Henry Green.
John S. Battle’s eighth grade team culminated their 3-4 season with an 18-12 victory over the Patrick Henry Rebels.
This year’s stjuad was an aggressive and enthusiastic team led by co-captains David Pennington and Gilmer Meade. The young Trojans showed the spunk early with an impressive victory over Gate Cit\. A victory over Abingdon rounded out the winning side of the led¬ ger.
With the talent and spirit shown early by these youngsters, Trojan territory will be on the rise in the coming years.
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Girls’ Basketball
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Julia Carmichel, Pam Brown, Billie Parsons, Susan Warren, Betty Campbell, Marianne
Lagerholm, Captain Kathy Koch, Lyn Sheffield, Amy Petty, Kathy Robinson, Debbie Holden, Sonja Brown; Mangers Belinda Nunley, Sandy Dixon.
Kathy Koch drives for the basket.
Trojan girls warm up.
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Girls’ Basketball
The girls basketball team under the leadership of Coach Julia Carmichel and Captain Kathy Koch com¬ piled a 5-7 record and lost the district title to Marion.
I he J.V. s, playing their first basketball for John Battle, had a 2-10 season.
Donna Crabtree and Susie Counts served as score- keepers for both teams, and Sandy Dixon and Belinda Nunley were m anagers. All girls’ sports are sponsored by the Girls Athletic Association.
Patsy Owens shoots two.
PICTURED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Pat Adkins, Carlotta Richards, Darlene Holden, Kathy Rankin, Abbey Jackson, Janice Williams. SECOND ROW: Scorekeeper Donna Crabtree, Laurie Duty, Donita Wagner, Patsy Owens, Karen Gollehon, Kaelu Tolley, Score- keeper Susie Counts, Coach Julia Carmichel.
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\'arsitv Basketball
The 1972-’73 edition of the John S. Battle 3’rojan basketball team is marked by a laek of height but an abundance of desire and aggressiveness. Led by senior guards Mike Bailey and Bo Snodgrass, the Trojan (juint plaved larger and (ju inker opponents down to the wire bef ore finally succumbing. Team depth and a pressing defense were instrumen¬ tal in Battle s victory over Holston and the many other fine performances delivered bv the Trojans.
Steve Robinson, Pat Fitzgerald, Terry Dickson, Raymond Wilson, and Richard Dean are introduced before tlie game.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coacli Stafford Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Garv Roothc, Ro Snodgrass, Parker, Richard Dean, Steve Robinsoti. THIRD ROW: Manager Gary Grizzle, Terry Dickson, Donny Dve, Mark ilson, Mike Ifailey, Pat kitzgerald, and Manager Sam Wagner.
Bvran ^'oho, Lyle Draper, Raymond
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^John Battle opened the season on the road with a 37-64 loss to Marion, but eanie haek to beat Holston o3-47 in the tollowing game. Bo Snodgrass was high seorer with 15 points.
In the ne.xt eontest the Trojans lost a 43-61 deeision to the nineh taller Gate City Bine Devils.
Against Abingdon, John Battle played its best game of the \()img season before finally losing 44-53 to the Falcons.
Raymond Wilson Drives on Grundy plav er.
Donny Dye blocks Marion’s shot.
Byran Yoho shoots over everybody!!
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Varsitv Basketball
Against Tennessee High the Trojans lost 40-82.
In the last game before the Christmas break, the Trojans lost to Graham 43-62. Mike Bail ey was high scorer with 19 points.
The Trojans played Patrick Henry in the Washington County Tournament. Battle lost 46-63.
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David Ingle pauses to talk to Coach Stevenson.
Concentration!!!!!
Varsity Basketball
David Ingle hauls in a rebound.
Gary Boothe puts a move on an Abingdon player.
Varsity Basketball
Bo Snodgrass throws to Raymond Wilson.
Donny Dye pulls one down.
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Varsit\ Basketball
The next game saw the I rojans fall to Grundv 30-71. They then lost to Virginia High 56-43.
When Marion came to Battle, Bo Snodgrass led all scorers before the Trojans lost 43-62.
The Trojans played best game before losing to Abingdon in the final minutes 45-56.
After losing to Patrick Henry 37-53, Battle dropped a 35-46 decision to Holston.
John Battle finished the season by hosting the Southwest District rournament.
Mark Draper drive.s in for two.
John Battle take.s a time-out.
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J.V. Basketball
The J.V. basketball team finished the season with a 8-11 reeord. During the season three J.V. s were promoted to the varsity scjuad. David Ingle, Larry Jenkins, and Mike Kennedy all had playing time with the varsity. After 15 games Craig Elsea was the leading J.V. seorer. Keith Farmer and Craig Elsea led the team in rebounds. The J.V.’s were eoaehed by Mr. Ho\s ard Webb.
Keith Farmer controls a rebound.
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Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT); Mike Noonkester, Larry Jenkins, Coach Webb, Darrell Messer, Kenny Groves. SECOND ROW: jimnu' Smith, Mike McNailly, David Ingle, Steve Hurle\, Greg \’oho, Keith P’armer, Ronnie Mullins.
J.V. Basketball
Ronnie Mnllins blocks a shot.
Gordon Balthis looks for help.
Steve Hurley tips the ball.
('raig Elsea scores tw o.
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Eighth and Ninth Grade Basketball
The ninth grade basketball team eompiled a 2-5 reeord and gained some basie fundamentals in basketball. In the first game against Abingdon the freshman team lost 36-37. Phil Yon and Gordon Balthis led the scoring for Battle. Against Virginia High the Trojan’s second half rally failed, and the Trojans lost 36-51.
Abingdon fell victim to the revenge-minded Trojans 47-26. Phil Yon scored 13 points to pace Battle in their come-from-behind victory. Battle then fell to V irginia High 31-45. Ricky Hughes was high with 15 points.
Against Tennessee High the freshmen lost 64-27. Jeff Kiser was high for Battle. Gate City beat Battle 79-32 in the following game.
The highlight of the season was the final game against Marion. Jeff Kiser and (iopey Hicks caused three Marion turnovers and Copey hit three clutch foul shots to beat Marion 43-40. Copey Hicks was given the 'Stakely Award ’’ by his team¬ mates for his outstanding performance.
Three players were promoted to the J.V. squad from the freshman team. Phil Yon, Gordon Balthis, and Ronnie Mullins moved up. The freshman team was coached by Mr. Joe Garrett who was assisted by John Sheffield.
Pioturt'cl (LEFT TO RIGHT): I'errN Leonard, Jett Kritzer, Bohhv Guppal Mark Gainphell, Oar\ I Simcox, Bruce Beiitl\, Jimtnv Owens. SECOND ROW: C^oaeli Brideinore, Danny Slemp. Larr\ Kinj', Jett Stanle\, Mike Holmes, Larry Law less, Ronald Helton, David Penning¬ ton, Da\ id .Aieoles, and Cireg Hopkins.
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PICTURKD (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jeff Kiser, Gordon Baltins, jack VVeisenhiirger, Phil Von, John ,Sheffield, and Gope> Hicks.
Hieky Hnjrhes, I'ony Messer, Mark Stanley,
The eighth grade team under the direetion of Coaeh Don Pridernore, eompiled a 5-10 lecord. In the fir.st game against Abingdon the eighth grade won 30- 28 on a last minute free throw by Larry Lawless. The young Trojans lost 38-39 to Patriek Henry. Against Holston they lost 40-46. l.arry Lawless led all scorers with 22 points. In two games with Virginia Junior High the Trojans lost tvviee, ^19-40 and 31-48. Abingdon won 28-43, and Vance Junior High beat Battle 31-35 in another close game.
Against Saltville, the Trojans snapped their losing streak. David Pennington scored 18 points and Terry Leonard scored 16 to lead the eighth graders to a 49-34 victory.
In a big fourth quarter Battle beat Gate City 41-30, but lost to Marion 51-58. Against Vance they dropped a 17-25 decision and lost the return match with Gate City 21-51. Terry Leonard led Battle to a 36-32 victory with a 25 point performance against Patrick Henry, but the eighth grade team then lost to Marion 23-39. By beating Holston 36-33 the Trojans finished the season on a winning note.
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Varsity W restling
The 1972-’73 wrestlers have a young team and w ill lose only three gradua¬ ting seniors. Kemper Meade, Roland Henslee, and Neil Smith leave in June. The team is led by captain Kemper Me¬ ade and Coaches Jim Butcher and Ron Tallman. Last year the wrestlers sent four men to the state finals. Kemper Meade, Mike Bell, and Sam Bell com¬ peted, and Dennis Freese won the state championship in his weight division.
Dennis Freese — 1972 State Champion — 112 Weight Division
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Larr\ Harliss, John Hill, Bobby Harinond, Richard Houser, Mike Bell, Tony Ciarter, Phil Young, Larry Mabe, Benj\ Phelps. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Butcher, Guy Yoho, Kemper Meade, Neil Smith, Dentiis Parker, Larr> Hardiinan, Mike Young, Paul Young, Coach Ronnie Tallman,
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Varsitv Wrestlers
Kemper Meade struggles to pin his opponent.
Mike Bell begins a take-down.
Mike Young attempts a reverse.
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Varsity W restling
Richard Houser pins an Aliingdon wrestler.
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Benjy Phelps rides opponent in route to victory.
J.V. Wrestling
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Kent Tigiior, (Chester Murnpower, Jerald Bryant, Sand\ Nash, Co-captains Gilmer Meade and Tim Carter, Emanuel Mornings, Bruce Gunning. SECOND ROW: Ricky Wright, Daryl John.son, David Young, Mark Fades, Randy Boohte. Paul Leonard, Mark Dean, Mike Reece, and Mark Parsons.
The J.V. wrestlers begin all varsity matches with preliminary bouts and were undefeated in their J.\^ matches. Gilmer Meade and Timmy Carter were co-captains of the J.V.’s, and Ron Tallman and Jim Butcher coaches.
Richard Houser stands up to excape.
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Baseball 1972
Regional
Champions!
Second in Southwest District
Mark Draper swings.
FIRST ROW (PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT); Managers Sam Wagner, Benjy Phelps, ROW; Eddie Mahaffey, Ken Capozzi, Steve Wingerter, Darrell Messer, Kelly Calloway,’ THIRD ROW; Coach Pridemore, Allen Green, Scotty Rasnake, Bo Snodgrass, Danny Moore, Mark Draper, Coach Stephenson.
Johnny Durham, Greg Yoho. SECOND Donny Dye, Dale Hayden, Gale Leonard. Akers, Johnny Ross, Gary Boothe, Billy
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Baseball 1972
The 1972 baseball team was Battle’s most successful baseball team ever, and the highest ranked Battle team of the year. The Trojans compiled a sterling 13-7 record.
The highlight of the year came when the Trojans won the regional tournament held in Pulaski. On their journey to the top, the Trojans defeated Floyd County 8-6, and clinched the regionals with a 2-1 victory over Dublin.
By virtue of winning the regional cham¬ pionship, Battle’s baseballers were fourth in the state AA league.
Scotty Rasnake waits on pitch.
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Baseball 1972
Johnny Ross stands in the box.
Allen Greene pitches a no-hitter against Dublin.
Homerun!!
166
Girls Track 1972
Sandy Dixon wins the shotput against Abingdon.
A new facet has been added to the ever-growing girls’ athletic pro¬ gram at John S. Battle — track. The Trojan girls were undefeated in local competition. Teresa Hagy, Debbie Hawkins, Jo Bently, and Patty Gallimore formed the relay that placed 6th, and Lyn Sheffield won 3rd place in the high jump at the Regionals held at Roanoke College. Miss Carmichel is the coach of the girls’ track team.
Debbie Hawkins high jumps.
Kathy Koch throws the shot.
Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Carol Adkins, Debbie Hawkins, Judy McNamera, Karen Balthis. SECOND ROW: Jo Benley, Teresa Hagy, Patty Gallimore, Pat Adkins, Martha Lester, Kim Sanders, Darlene Holden. THIRD ROW: Kim Davis, Kathy Koch, Lyn Sheffield, Patsy Owens, Lynn Neeves, Sandy Dixon.
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Golf 1972
The Trojan golf team, led by Coach Webb, compiled a 17-11 record 1972.
Post-season play saw Battle finish third in the Big * 5” Tournament.
Three Trojans qualified for the regionaf tournament held in Marion. Mark Wingate shot an 83, Tim Tabor an 83, and Craig Mil- horn was low ith an 82.
Battle lost no senior golfers and is looking fo rward to an outstanding 1973 season.
Steve Vickers averaged 86.1 strokes.
Mark Wingate was low for the year with an 82.2 average. Doug Mills averaged 85.5 for the year.
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Golf 1972
Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Miihorii, Steve Vickers, Doug Mills, Tim d’abor, Mark Wingate, and Coach Webb.
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Eighth Grade
Varsity Freshman
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Opponent |
JSB |
Opponent |
JSB |
Opponent |
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20 |
Virginia High |
19 |
6 |
Gate City |
26 |
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Gate City |
12' |
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Tennessee High |
39 |
0 |
Riehlands |
14 |
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Saltville |
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12 |
Kingsport |
14 |
Virginia lligh |
0 |
14 |
Gdte City |
32 |
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Abingdon |
0 |
0 |
Riehlands |
20 |
0 |
Marion |
8 |
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7 |
Gate City |
52 |
26 |
Virginia High |
0 |
6 |
Vance |
14 |
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25 |
Patrick Henry |
22 |
8 |
Gate City |
38 |
12 |
Abingdon |
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21 |
Graham |
8 |
18 |
Holston Valley |
6 |
6 |
Virginia Highs |
14 |
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20 |
Tennessee High |
6 |
18 |
Patrick Henrv |
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Marion |
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Football
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Science Hill |
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15 |
Science Hill |
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Saltville |
27' |
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Tazewell |
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Rural Retreat |
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10/39 |
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Patrick Henry |
15 |
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Patrick Henry |
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Wytheville |
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Chilhowip |
35 |
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15 |
35 |
Abingdon |
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Rich Vallby |
38 |
15/24 |
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Marion |
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14/40 |
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Saltville |
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Girls’ Basketball
Varsity
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Marion |
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Virginia |
56 |
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Holston |
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Marion |
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Gate City |
61 |
46 |
Abingdon |
56 |
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Abingdon |
53 |
37 |
Patrick Henrv 53 |
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Tennessee |
82 |
35 |
Holston |
46 |
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43 |
Graham |
62 |
43 |
Rich lands |
53 |
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46 |
Patrick Henry |
63 |
37 |
Virginia |
70 |
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30 |
Grundy |
71 |
45 |
Tazewell |
50 |
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Marion |
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49 |
Patrick Hen |
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Holston |
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39 |
Abingdon |
47 |
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36 |
Gate City |
50 |
35 |
Grundy |
50 |
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37 |
Abingdon |
35 |
40 |
Virginia |
43 |
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Tennessee |
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Marion |
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Graham |
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Abingdon |
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VJHS |
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Patrick Henry |
39 |
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Abingdon |
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Holston |
46 |
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VJHS |
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VJHS |
40 |
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Vance |
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28' |
Abingdon |
43 |
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Gate City |
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VJHS |
48 |
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Marion |
40 |
30 |
Vance |
35 |
Basketball
V'arsity 1972
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JSB |
Opponent |
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164 |
Tennessee High |
154 |
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Daniel Boone |
175 |
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169 |
Patrick Henry |
224 |
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178 |
Saltville |
173 |
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170 |
Holston |
198 |
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169 |
East |
171 |
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Saltville |
193 |
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340 |
Virginia High |
325 |
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East |
327 |
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339 |
Marion |
339 |
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Abingdon |
399 |
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314 |
Patrick Henry |
392 |
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315 |
\ irginia High |
311 |
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East |
313 |
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182 |
Kingsport |
174 |
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Abingdon |
200 |
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329 |
Cientral |
330 |
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320 |
Virginia High |
322 |
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336 |
Tennessee High |
322 |
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Marion |
333 |
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Ahingdoti |
372 |
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32 |
Marion |
326 |
District Tournament
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353 |
V irginia High |
331 |
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M arion |
337 |
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Abingdon |
373 |
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Graham |
386 |
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Holston |
2 |
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Tennessee |
19 |
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Abingdon |
4 |
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Virginia |
0 |
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Gate City |
15 |
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12 |
Holston |
1 |
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14 |
Saltville |
6 |
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Patrick Henry |
1 |
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4 |
Patrick Henry |
3 |
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Abingdon |
0 |
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East |
1 |
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Virginia |
2 |
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Gate City |
16 |
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11 |
Rich Valley |
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M arion |
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Marion |
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Abingdon (Play-off) |
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Tunstall (State) |
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Baseball
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Varsity Track
The 1972 track team was successful in achieveing its goals. Under the direc¬ tion of head coach Charles Gregory and assistant Phil Robbins the team finished third in district competition.
In the district meet at Patrick Henrv Donny Dye took first place in the 880, Gary Boothe placed second in the discus, and Marion Warren placed second in the 880 and the mile run. Don Kiser, Larry Phillips, Donny Dye, and Ike An¬ derson composed the mile relay which won first in the district meet.
In regional competition, Donny Dve was th ird in the 880 and in the mile relay placed fifth.
Doiiiu D\e .1.
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run with a time
Oon Kiser broke the Southwest District pole vault record with a 12 5 jump.
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Varsitv T rack
Darius Johnson, Mike Venahie, and Pat Fitzgerald were leading scorers last year.
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Varsity Cheerleaders
Debbie Collins-Captain Senior
Debbie Gunning Senior
Karen Balthis Junior
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Pictured (LEFT TO EIGHT): Carol Adkins, Beth Snodgrass, Captain, Karen Balthis, Debbie Hawkins, and Debbie Gunning.
The varsity cheerleaders worked throughout the practice during the summer in preparation tor the camp with all blue ribbons and the spirit stick numerous hours making signs, cheering for varsity other projects. The cheerleaders are sponsored by
Beth Snodgrass Junior
Varsity Cheerleaders
Judy McNamara, Debbie Collins-Captain, Adina Stanley-Co-
year to fire up the spirit at Battle. They began upcoming games and camp. They returned from for the week. During the school year, they spent games, and creating school spirit through various Miss Susan Edmondson.
Adina Stanley-Co-Captain Senior
Debbie Hawkins Junior
Judy McNamara Junior
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Caro! Adkins Junior
J.V. Cheerlead e r s
Pictured left to right (BOTTOM ROW): (iarla Jessee, Cdieryl Holmes, Jo Bently, Beck\ Neese, and Bobby Booher. TOP ROW: Becky Young, Kim Kennedv — C^aptain, Debbie Johnson — co-captain, and Lori Branson.
The Junior Varsitx Cheerleaders had an exciting year. During the summer, they attended Tennessee Tech University Cheerleading Camp lor the third consecutive year. While competing with approxi¬ mately eight hundred high school cheerleaders, they came home bearing two red and two blue ribbons, along wdth the precious spirit stick. Throughout the year, they have cheered for J.V. football, J.V. basketball, and girls’ basketball games. They have also taken an active part in Homecoming week, pep rallies, and other school spirit related activities. The J.V.’s of 1972-’73, spon¬ sored by Mrs. Steven King, have had a hectic, yet memorable year.
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Kim Kennedx 1972- 73 Cajitain Debbie Johnson — (h)-C>aptain,
Mascot
1972-'7o Mascot — (Mautlia Martin
Prom
Theme from 1972 Prom
eve
Students enjoy dancing to a great band.
180
Prom
Refreshments anyone?
The 1972 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 29th at the Holiday I nn Convention Center. “We ve Only Just Begun” served as theme.
I wonder who’s enjoying themselves the most ?
18!
Miss John Battle
Mrs. Graham Hunsucker and Mr. Wayne Sheffey, P. T. S. A. officers, instruct girls of pageant procedures.
RIGHT: Contestants await decision of judges. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sharon Mays, Rhonda Jones, Debbie Hawkins, Loretta Duc¬ kett, Polly Cooper, Juanita Burress, Lori Bran¬ son, and Kath\ Barrett.
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Miss John Battle
The first annual Miss John Battle Pageant, sponsored by the P.T.S.A., was held in the school auditorium on March 18, 1972. Miss Susan Moser was named Miss John Battle with Michelle Townsend, 1st runner-up; Tera Jessee, 2nd runner-up; Jean Neese, 3rd run¬ ner-up; and Becky Stringer, 4th run- ner-np. Mrs. Reba June Green served as M istress of Ceremonies.
Susan is congratulated by parents.
Five semi-finalists
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Assemblies
Trojans enjoyed numerous assemblies this year. A Programs and Observances Committee, headed bv Mrs. Jan Derting, worked with Mr. Farnsworth in arranging and scheduling various assemblies.
Pam Harrison twirls at pep assembly.
Geoff Harter performs u ith Sullins College dancers.
Band presents concert.
Ike .Anderson pre[)ares for introduction of liomecoming candi¬ dates.
Miss Washington County
M iss Wa.shington C'oiiiity, 1972 — Janet Otey
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Graduation
Connie Colley receives diploma.
'I'lie Senior ("lass of 1972
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ir'Kl I
Graduation
Mr. P'ariisvvorth addresses cla.s.s.
Two hundred-five students were graduated from Battle High School June 1, 1972, at the John S. Battle stadium. Principal Richard T. P^arnsworth, assisted by Assistant Principal William I. Halstead, awarded the diplomas. Gail (a)untiss served her class as valedictorian and Alicia Cole as salutatorian.
Valedictorian Gail Countiss
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Homecoming
Homecoming Decorations
This year the S.C.A. sponsored a homecoming decorations contest in which all clubs were encour¬ aged to decorate designated areas of the school. S.C.A. President Ike Anderson announced the win¬ ners at a special homecoming pep ralley. G.A.A., B-Club, and F. H.A. tied for first place, and names of the winning clubs were printed on a trophy to be placed in a show case. Honorable mentions were awarded the Library Club, Civinettes, Civi- tans, F. F. A., ]r. Science, Spanish, Art, and Pep Clubs.
G.A.A. decorations tie for first place.
B-Club members show their spirit.
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Homecoming
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Miss Debbie McCroskey — 8th Grade Escorted by Mr. Billy Moore
Miss Lori Branson — 9th Grade Escorted by Mr. Mike Bailey
Battle’s homecoming queen and court were pre¬ sented at half-time of the homecoming game. The girls were nominated by homerooms, and selected by the majority vote of the student body. This activity is sponsored by the S.C.A.
M iss Kim Kennedy — 10th Grade Escorted by Mr. Chuck Cox
189
Homecoming
Miss Debbie Taylor- 1 1th grade Escorted by Mr. Ricky Taylor
Miss Carolyn Gallimore-12th grade Escorted by Mr. Steve Breedlove
Miss Vonnie Edwards-12th grade Escorted by Mr. Butch McCloud
190
Homecoming
1972 Homecoming Queen-Miss Teresa Eades
1st runner-up-Miss Darlene Sharrett Escorted by Mr. David Young
191
2nd runner-up-Miss Debbie Gunning Escorted by Mr. Chris Long
Twirp Week
Cathy Barker caught Daryl Sproles while he wasn’t looking!
Twirp Week was held Deeember 4-9. The girls had their chance to hook their favorite guy throughout the week. Monda\’ night was designated as movie night; Tuesdav as ballgame night; Wednesday as bowl¬ ing night; Thursda\ as ballgame night; and Friday as ballgame night. The week was topped off with the e.xcitement of the Christmas ball. Music was pro¬ vided b\ “Open Road.” The weekK activities were sponsored b\ the F.H.A. and S.C.A.
May 1 have the ne.xt dance?
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Miss Plioenix
This \ ear s Miss Phoenix w as select¬ ed hy PTee Fare, a well known rock band who entertained the student body in concert this year. Band mem¬ bers Gary Kapeo, \\'a\'ne Anderson, and Steve Thomas selected Miss Phoenix and her three runners up on the basis of photogenic qualities and natural beauty.
()nl\ senior girls were eligible for competition. p]aeh entr\ submitted two of her senior pictures. The con¬ test is sponsored annually by the Phoenix staff.
Mi.ss Phoenix 1973 — Miss Pam tlarrison
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Senior Superlatives
Best All Around Gail Shankel and Ike Anderson
194
Best Looking
Bryan Yoho and Karen Savinsky
Senior Superlatives
Most Likely to Succeed Kay Carter and Jack Wagner
195
Most Studious
Lyle Parker and Kathy Fraser
Senior Superlatives
Most Athletic
Roland Henslee and Kathy Koch
Most Optimistic Teresa Wright and Donny Dye
Mr. and Miss Senior Vonnie Edwards and Blaine Morris
196
Courteous David Hunsaker
Most Popular
Debbie Collins and Mike Bailey
Senior Superlatives
Most Talented
Greg Hutchins and Celeste Tuell
Most Pessimistic Linda W arden and Gale Leonard
Friendliest
Steve Robinson and Angela Smith
197
Seniors
Because of the late arrival of these pictures, these seniors could not be pictued in the Senior Section.
i
Terry Dickson
Greg Fleenor
Doug Hawthorne Sharon Haynes
PATRICK TERRY DICKSON — Jr S cience 8, 9; Jr. Civitan 9; Key Club 10-12, Treasurer 12; B-Club 11-12; Physics Club 12; S.C.A. 8-12; Football 10-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 11-12; Senior Superlative — Most School Spirited.
GREG WAYNE FLEENOR — D.E. 9; S.C.A. 8-12.
TIM WAYNE HALL — S.C.A. 8-12; 4-H 8; F.F.A. 9-12, Vice- President 11; F.F.A. Bob Anderson, Award 11.
JIMMY DARRELL HAPLESS — B-Club 11; S C. A. 10-12; W resiling 10-11.
DOUG HAWTHORNE — S.C.A. 9-12; Wrestling 9-11; B-Club 11-12.
SHARON HAYNES — F.F.A. 12; Bible Club 12; 4-H 10-12; Pep Club 12; F.H.A. 8,9,11; Senior Superlatives — Most Likely to get Caught.
RONALD HENSLEE, JR. — B-Club 9-12; S.C.A. 9-12; Science Club 9,10; F.F.A. 12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Track 9- 12; Wrestling 12; Class Historian 12; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic.
MICHAEL JAMES HOBBS — F.F.A. 8-12; Foresty Award 10. GREGORY RAY HUTCHINS — Key Club 1 1,12;' B-Club 12; Class Treasurer 9; Football 8-11; Senior Superlative — Most Tal- anted.
CARL BERNARD JESSEE — Annual Staff 10-12; N.H.S. 10- 12.
KAREN SUSANNE SAVINSKY — Art Club 10,11, Secretary 11; Volleyball 10; Cym Show 10; Civinettes 12; Senior Superlative — Best Looking.
ZELDA YVONNE SNODGRASS — V I.C. A. Club 12.
Tim Hall
Roland Henslee
Greg Hutchins
Karen Savinsky
Jim Harl ess
Mike Hobbs
Carl Jessee
Zelda Snodgrass
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Editor’s Page
The Phoenix Staff has eapturecl some of the mom¬ ents that will be only mem¬ ories after this year. These memories are constant re¬ minders of our days at John S. Battle. This year s Phoe¬ nix is definitely a sign of 1973.
Vonnie Edwards — Editor-iii-Cliief.
It takes an annual staff to make an annual. Any staff can produce an annual, but it takes outside interest as well to produce the “special” annual that every staff hopes for. This year through the special help, interest, and diligent cooperation of many different people, we feel that we have produced an annual with a novel approach. The 1973 Phoenix Staff wishes to sincerely thank everyone who worked with us so patiently. A very special thanks go to:
Miss Penny Vermillion for her endless patience, extra hours, and constant concern. Without her this 1973 Phoenix could not be possible.
Mrs. Janet Derting for the beautiful art work on the cover.
Mr. Jack Cross, the representative from American Yearbook Company, for guiding us in our planning.
Classic Studio for their quality work in processing our pictures and the many extra services they’ve given the staff.
Bristol Herald Courier for the sports pictures they contributed to the yearbook.
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Student Directory
Ablf, jciiiu 5'3. iilT, 12iH Ailanis, Bolina 121, 12T Adums. Mari'urot91 Adams. Pegi!;) 79 .\dams, ■|'lu)mas79, 121 .AddisDii, Karon Adkins, (larol .52, .5:5. 102. 127.
167, 17.5
\dkms. Pat 79. 102, 121. 12,5,
128. 149. 167 .Monies, David I.58 .Akers, jerry .Akers, Kathy 79 .Akers, Marie .56 Akers, A ickie.A'J
.Alo.’iander. (larnK ti 104, 12!. U54‘
.Afosandef, Lana 9 1 . 104, 127
Alo.xandor, Shirley
.Aniiis. Janieo 91
Ando rs. lirenda
Anders. Jamo-s
■Anders, Jimmy 9j. t2.'3
.Anders, jnhriny
.Ancfers, Lynn .5.3
.Aiider.s. Teresa 79. 124
Anderson, Becky 3.3. 102, 10.3.
12.3, 126, 1.32
•Anderson, David 67, 114. 116 Anderson, J. David Ander.son, Ike .33. 102. H).3, 108.
11.5, 1 16. 118, j29. 134, 140,
144. 194
Anderson. Lfe.TS. H)2, 123. 126.
132
Anselmi. l.arrV 9, 1 19
.Arnold. Clharlcs
.Arnold, Jeff 146
■Arnoid. Jerrs 33
Arnold. Mike 126, 140
.Arnold, A'tekie 79
Afebtey, Janiee 91
.Atchles, Tliomas 91. 123
-Atkins, .Anthony 79
Atfcin.s, Rhonda
Atkins, Shonda.3.3, 121, 122
.Atistin. Susan 1 14
Badger. Diana 91
Bailey, Mike -32, 102. 129, 1.30,
I.5O. 1.53, 1,H9, 197 Bailey, Patty 67 Baker. Dayna67, l-lo Baker. Teresa 102, 124. 126, 127 Baker. Tommy .>3, 114, 13.5 Ball. David 91. 140, 146 Ball. Doug .5.3 Ball, Kim 79 Ball, Patricia 79. 124 Ball, 'l eddy
Balthis. (lordon 79. 1.57, 1-59 Balthis, Karen ,5.3, 102, 128, !67,
174
Barb, Jav 79 Bardales , Laura 91, 124 Barger, Kitts 104, 1 17 Barger, Tedd\
Barger, AVayne 79
Barker, .Amy 91. 1 19
Barker, Catin .5.3, 121. 123. 192
Barker, Danny 123
Barker, Dehfne.>3
Barker, Drema.5.3, 121, 123
Barker. Kva.5.3, 119. 121. 128, '
1.32
Barker. Gars 79, 123 Barker, (Jordon 53 Barker, James 67 Barker, Joy ee 33, 122 Barker, Kitty 91 Barker, Leu is 67, 120 Barker. Paula 67, 128, 134 Barker. Phil .53. 102 Barker, Ray Rarker. 'I'eresa 79 Barlou, Triiia 1 19, 120. 1.32 Barnett, .Alvin 79, 12-3 Karr. Tamm\ 91, 104 Barrett. Dehhie .5.3, 79, 121 Barrett. Del.orah 121, 126 Barrett. James 79 Barrett, Jell 9 1 Bay s, Barry 34, 109 Bay s. Dennis 79 Beard, ( ieorge 79 Beard, Pam f>7
Bell, Mike .■5.3, 129, 110, 160. 161 Beiifieid. I.isa.A'l. 112, 128 Bentley. BrueeOO, 91, ltl2. 117,
146, 1.-58
Bentley. Jo fill. 67. 128, 1.31, 167.
176
Berry. Randy At. lOS 129. 131.
140
Black, jerry Black, Pam .54
Blackburn, Teresa 67, 128, 13-3 Blaekyy ell. Try ana 67, 1.33 Blay lock, .Amy 91 Blaylock, Bobbv Blaylock, Ky le Blay lock, Randy 91 Blaylock, Rolicrt9l. 104 Blaylock, ,Ava .34, 121 Blavlock. De!>l)ie79. 114, 121,
1:34
Blay lock, Joe9I JAiay lock, Ted 54 Blevins, Barbara 91, 127 Blevins; Bobby !09 Blevins, Debbie 67 Bievm.s; Denni.s91 Blevins, Pat 67, 104, 112, 114 Roardyy ine, Kenneth 91 Boardine, Sally 104 Bolling, Debbie .34 Bolling. Terry 67 Booher. Bobbie 67, 102, 128, 1.3.3, 176
Booher, Glayton 91 , 123 Booher, Douglas Booher. Drii 91, 124 Booher. Eiizabetli Booher, James 120 Booher, Pat 79 Booher. Randy 140 Booher. Steve 12.3 Booher, Susan 67 Booher. Tony 120 Boothe, Gary .34, 129. 140, 143, 1.50, 1.5.3. 164. 165, 173 Boothe. Randy 104, 140, 163 Bordyy ine, Sally 9 1 . 117, 124 Bordyy ine, Keimv 91 Bott. Teresa 34, 108, 114, 1 Hi,
118
Boyy er. J aciineline Boyvers. Gathy 67, 124 Boyy ers. Jack .34, 91 Boyvers, Toby 67, i 11 Boyy ers, Tony 54, 111 Boyvers. AA'anda 67 Biiyy man, Brnee Boyy man, Danny 1 1 8 Boyy man. Jeff 68 Boyy man, Mike Branham. Gathy 127 Branscome, AA'ay iie.54 Brannon, Sandra 121. 124 Branson, Ghris 79 Branson, Lori 78, 79. 102, 114, 128. 13.3, 176, 182, 189 Branson, Patsy 9!
Brasyy ('ll. Becky 34 Braseyy ell, Mark 123 Braseyy ell, Steve 12.3 Hreyyer. .Anthony 113 Breyver. Bobby Breyyer, Cathy 123 Breyver, Darrell 167 Brewer. Jessie Brewer. Linda67, 1 13 Brewer, Penny T9, 126 Brewer,’ Pliil :34 Brewer. Phyllis 54, 121, 121 Breyyer, Taraitn 1:34 Breyy er, Terry Bright, Barry 123 Bright, Bob! >> 80, 147 Brooks, Linda 104. 121, 127 Brooks, Joyce 121, 124 Brotbech, Laura .’34. 105, 121,
- 12.5, 1:32
Brotlieeh, Stisan .80. 124 Broyvn, Gina 80, 113. 121. 13.5 Broyvit, Pam 99. 148 Broyvn, S(mja99, 102, 1 12, 128, 148
Broyyning, Betty Jo 91. 117. 127 Bry ant. Jerry 80, 123. 117. 163 Burchett, Melissa Buchner, Mike '3.5. 123 Burke, Rhonda 68. 126, l.'3.5 Burkholder. Bill 80, 135 Burnette, De!>J)ie68, 121 Burnette, Jam>t:3.5, 102, 121, 121, 12.5, 132. 131, 193, 195 Burreys, Brian 80 Blirress, Juanita 182 By ingtoii, Donna 91 By ington, Jimmy 92 By ington, Teresa :3.5, 126, 132, l.’i5
By ington, Ralph 127. 147
Gadle, Debbie .80, 121 Gadle, Loretta 68, 104 ’
Gadle. \ iekie
Gulloyvay, Kelly 54. 102. 121, 127.
129, 131, 140, 164 Galloyy ay , AA’il liam Campbeil, Angela !2i, 134 G.unphell, Kelly 68 :
Gamphell, Bettv.34. IB!*. 128.
148
Gamphell, Donnie 52. .54. 102.
129, 140
Gamphell, James54 Gamphell, Jimmy 92, 146 Campbell, Mark 92, Ut4, 146,
1.58
Gumpbell, Mike92 Campbell, Pamela 92, 104, 124 Campbell, Robbie Campbell, Sandra 54 Camper, Dong 68 Gannon. David 12.3. 147 -Ganode. Richard SO. 123 Canter, Garoly n Canter, Gathy Canter, Danny Canter, Brie ( lanter, Mike 68 Canter, Jerry .80. 121. 127, 128 Canter, Tommy 54, 120 Cappalli, Janet ’AS, 108, 1 10, 116,
118,128
Capozzi. Kenneth 164 Carrier, Tina .54, 104. 1 18. 121 Carrier. Teddy 80, 104. 117 Carroll. Brenda 68, 123 Carroll, Dehhie 80, 121, 127, 128 Carroll, Mike Carroll, Teresa 80 ( iarter, J erry 54 Carter, Jimmy 80. 127*
Carter. Tim 90. 9,2, 146, 16:> Carter, Tony 68. 102, H-'l, 140,
160, 162
Cassdiy. Steye92, 123 Cassady , Larry Caudill, Teresa 54, 128 Chapman, Anita Chapman, Barbara Cbildn-ss. Dtdey.54 Childress, Robin 92 Chorosevif, .Anna 80, 102, 114,
1 17, 124, 125
Chorosevie, Jerry 52. 55, H)2, 103.
108, 129, 1.30, i40 Cliri.stian, Jimmy .5.5 Cliristian, Richard 92 Cluirch. David 80 Clapp, Day id .5.5, 68 Clark, lAavid Clark, Kreda 80, !2 1 Clark, Larry Clark. Ricky Clark, Rogan Clark. Stanley 92 Clayvson, Daisy Clayv-son, Linda, 55, 104 Clayvson, Wanda. 36 Ciaynian, Billy 68. 123 Claymaii, Jack 92, 104, 12:3 Clayman, Lynn 68, 12:3 Clendenen, Doris .55, 102, 10.3,
IK). 1 16, 128, 1.’32, 1,’35, 1:36 Coalson, Carl 80, 114, 117, 1.34 Colbert, Gyy en 92. 1 17 Colbert. Terri .55, 113, 126 Coiiron, Richard 68 Cole, Cary 92 Cole. Suzan.80. 114, 117 Cole, Sylvia 68, 121, 124, 135 Colley, Pat 92, 124, 127 Colley, Robin (38, 104, 121, 124 Collier. Robin 121 Collins, Debbie .35. i02, 121. 127.
128. 174, 193. 197 Collins, Fred 35, 123 Combs, C.ll. 92, 104 Combs. h’ayeSO Combs. Cary 78, 80. 1 17, 1 17 Combs. John 92, 117. 12.3 Comer. .Mike 68, 102 Compton. Stey e . '3.5. 194 Cook. Pat 68 Coolson. Carl 1 14 Cooper, .Alice 68, 112, 128, 134 Cooper. Joey -So, 1119. 127 ( loppedge, ( lormie 92, ! 24 Cornrn, A’ernon .55, 109, 127, 129. !:35, 17.3
Conntiss, Barbara .'35, 116 Coiintiss, Becky 92. I 17
Couritiss, Philiip55, 112 Counts, Su»i-68, 1 !4, 128, 1:14,
149
(Jo.s, Chuck 68, 1 12, 189 Cos, Day id 92 "
.Cos,, Jimmy 92.
,Co,x, Kenny SO .
•Cox, Jl||||jv 92., , ■
, Cox, 5Ua»da-8(.>, 104 . CrahtfeiLDoima 92, 114, 117, '5^58,149'
(irane, Roger SO ‘
<( .ro.ss. Reeky 92 (.mss, Mike Cro.ss, \\ illiam
CroijcJi, Rk'hard 69, 106, 107,7
112. IM ,
Croyve, Jeff
Croyy e, Steve 80' ' ;
Criisenlierry, Donnie 69 , Crusenberry . Joan 127 Cfusetd>erry . AA'ilJte ’36 Crytzer, Jeff .90, 92, 102, 117; A- i.34. 158 ■
Cullop, Sterf 92, 104 7 .,; 4 •
Ciiiiningham, Jane Cunningham, .Mark 92 Cunningham, Ricky 81 Cimningham, Sherri Hi Cnnniiighaiii, Wendy Dalton, Perrv 81, 12!, 127. 1.34,
1:35 ■ ■
Dameron, DuviOHt, m * ’ Davenjrort, Mike 68, 1,’3.5 Davidson, Joan 78, 81, 102, !1:3, 117. 128
Davidson, I.ola .52, .>.5, 108. Ill, 113,128 7
Davis, Charles
Davis, Fddie 92, 123 ’ ‘7
Davis, J») .55 Davis, Kim 69, . 167 Dean. Donna 36 Dean.Marekh'H, 163 Dean. Richard .55, 123, 1.50. 154 DeBorO, Herschell 69 . ' >
DeBord, Wiliiam Deering. CharlesHL IJ" -
Denny, .April 921 104, 1 14. 1 17 Denton, BrtieeHi. 110, 117 Denton, Darlenc69, 104. 124,
124, 1.32
Denlon, Jackie 69. 12:3 Denton,
Denton, Jerry Denton. Leon Denton, Mark 81, I'lo Denton. Michael 89, 123 Denton, Pat 81, 112 Denton. Rick -55 Denton, Shelia .’36, 138 Deiitou, Terry 56 DePriest, Larry 69, 120 DePriest, Steve Deskins. Danny 9:3. 114, 1:34 Dickenson, Defjbie .’36, 114 Dieken.-on. Johit 146 Dieken.som Sandra 104 Diek.son, Janet
DicLson, Terry !02, 118, 129, 1:30.
140,1.5,0.195.198 Dillard, Charles Dinkel. !.ee 81, 1 17 Dinkt •ns, Charles 9.'>
Dinkens. Jeanie93, 121, 1:34 Dinkcus, Teresa 81. 104, 121 Dinkens, Patty Dinkle. Leroy Dishman. Brenda Dishman, Carotine .36 Dishner, AA'anda 36, 108. 110.
122
Dixon, Kathy 81, 124. 126 Dixon, Pat !34
Dixon, Sandra .56. 1 12, 127, 148, 167
Dixon, Wayne 111, 129, 1 lit Dotson, James Dotson, Sharon 69, 121 Doyyell. Jeff 8 1
Draper, Mark 52. 56, 102, 10.3, 115, 129, |:30. 140, 1.50. 164 Duckett, Loretta. 56. ! 19, 121,
134. 1.52, 182 Duckett, Sandra Duff. Fl ic 81. 1 17. 123 Duff. Time 92. 1 17, 1:34, 1 16 Dunn. Doris 9:3 Dunn, Miekie69 Dupont, Sharon 78, 81. 111. 117 Durham. Johnny .'>6. 120. 164
Durilunj. PejsgvS”, 120 Duttoa, Dennis 69, 102. 109, 119,
121. 147
Dutton, Steve 81 Dutty, Cheryl 56, i 16. 185 Dut\, Diane 56, 116. 135 Duty, Luarie56, 116. 185 Dve, Donnve:37, 118, 129, 130,
150, 151, 164, 196 Dye, Kathy 102, 113, 123, 127 Dye, Keith 81 Dve, Ronnie 172 Dye, Theresa 69. 124 Dyson, Darell 134 Eades, Cail 81 Hades, Pam 93. 104, 117 Hades, Robert 93 Hads, Mark 81. 117, 163 Hads. Ricky 69 Hads, Hlecia Hades. Wayne 104, I 17 HasterK . Hva Hav e Hasteriy, .Vlarv 69 Hasterly, Neil 81, 114, 117 Hastridge, Roberta Jeanne I 13.
134
Haton, David 69, 120 Edens. Mike 81 Edwards, Renee 69. 132. 13.5 Hdwarvls. \’oiinie.37. 102. I 10,
111. 124. 125, 128. 190. 196 199
Eller, Sandra 9.3, 119, 121 HIsea, Craig 70, 106, 113, 110 157
Emerson, Ronnie 70
Engle. Peanut 104
Estep, Charles
Estep, Debbie 56
Estep, Clen93, 123
Harmer, Keith 66, 70. 102, 1 13,
116, 126. 127, 131, 140. 1.56 Harris, James 120 Harris. Tons
Faulkner. Susan 81, 124, 127. 128, 134
Faust, Connie 82 Heltv , Curits .37, 120 Helty, Helen 82 Heltv. Robert Herski. Philip 56, I 13 F ields, (iharies .56, 120, 123 F'ield.s, Sue 82, 121 F inely. Carol 70. 1 1 1 ■ Finne>, Jimmv 93 F'izgerald, Mike
Fitzgerald, Pat 56. 129. 140. 150. 173
Hleenor. Brends 70. 104, I 19 F'leenor. Dannv
F leenor. Dav id 70. 106, U)7. 114 Hleenor, Debbie 93. 124 F'leenor. Donald 123 F'leenor. Doug 37 F'leenor. Gearld I2.>
F'leenor. F'.dvv ina 37, 126, 132,
1.35, 193
F'leenor. Creg 198 F'leenor. Jav de 93, I 17 Fleenor. Jennv F'leenor. Jerrv 56 F'leenor, Joel F'leenor. Mark 82. 1 17 F'leenor. Marv in
F'leenor. Mona 102. H)4, 126, 127 F'leenor, Reba93. 117, 1.3.) Fleenor. Ronald 12.3 F'leenor. Sandra 82 Hleenor, Shelia 70, 104, I hi F'leenor. Susiui70, 104. 123 Fleenor, Teresa 124 F'leenor, Terrv 57 F'leenor.'Valarie 57 F'ord, l,eslie70, 132 Ford, I,isa82, 121, 124, 1.35 Frutr. Diatie 32, 57, 102, 108,
no, 128
F’raser. Kathy 'iS, 102, 108, 1 16,
1 18, 128. 195 Fraser. Mat-fO Frazier. Kent 117, 123,
Freenaai). Sherry 37, 110 Fret’se, Darlene 70, 112. i'FZ Frobting. Deiiise57, 108, 122 Frohling, HuFavvr) .S2, 104, 123 Fuller, Mike38 Fuller, StevehJ Cage, Hanra Calliher. Bettv 9.3, 117 (iailimore, Carolvn 32, 38, !02 124, 123, 132. 1.33, 189, 196 (iailiniore, Jett 93 (iailimore, Kalhv .32. :}8, lOS. 121. 124, 132, 1.35
Caltimore, Pattv 57, 121. |.)5,
167
Carret, Chervl .38, 121. 137 Garret, F'reddv 70, 1 12, 1 13 Garret, Tvv ila 39. 108, 133 Gentrv, Debbie 82, I 12 Gentrv, Kenneth 93. 121 Gentrv , Theresa .38. 121 Gibson. Charles Gibson, Steve Gill, Mike 123 Gilmer, Jeff 70, 123 Gilmer, Riekv Gobble. Darell 93 Gobble, Debbie Gobble, F’reddv 123 Gobble, Riekv .57 Godfrev . Donna 108 Godfrev, f,inda57, 126 Godsev. Dannv .57, 123, 134 Gollebon, Karen 82, 128. 149 Gomcr, Oral 82 Goodson. Brenda 38 Gnodson. Delmar82 Goodson. Garv 70 Goodson, Pollv (iott. Billy 123 Gragg. Joe 93 Grant. Kennv Grant, Boy Grant, Tony 82 Grubb, M ike Greer, .\llan Gregg, David 93 Gregg. Joe 146 Griffin. l)av id 82. I 17 Griffith. Sandra 70, 114. 128 Grizzle, Dennis 123 tirizzle. Gary 87 Grizzle. Mark 82, 1.51)
Grizzle. Nina 124
Grizzle, Bonnie
(.roee, Riebarvl
Grogan. Dale 92, 102, 123. 146
Grogan. Dan 104
Gross, I)iane9.3. 104, 124
Gross. Fiddle
Groves, Filmer
Groves, Kennv 71. 169. 140. 1-56 Grubb, Mark .82 Gunning. Brnee93, 146, 163 Gunning, Debbie 38. 114. 128,
1.3.3. 174. 191 Haderer, Susan 93. 127 Hagy . Joe 7 1
I lagy, Teresa 167 1 1 agy . I'im
I I ale. Teresa I 16 I lall. Barbara Hall, David 146 Hall, Jackie Hall, Jobnnv 123 Hall. Mike 92. 123 Hall, Tim 12.3. 198 Flalsteavl. Sharon 82. 102, 111,
113, 126
Hammett, Harry 93. 104 Hanger, Beverly .39, 121, 137 Hanger. Tim 83, 13.5 llardiman, Larry 57, KiO Hardin, Fidvvard Hardin, Guy 93, 123. 146 Harless. David Harless. Debra Harless. Gay 57 Harless. Harold 123,
Harless, Jim 198 Harless, Harry 83, 160 Harley, Carol 93 Harley, k'athv ,57, 1 12, 124 Harley. Darrell
Harlev, Donna 39, 126. 132, 135,
1.36'
Harlev, Dwight 1)35 Harlev, Montey Harley. Rhonda 8.3. 104, I 12 Ffarlovv. Danny"!. I i9, 120 Harmon, Alvin Flarmon, Debra 93, 127 Harmon, Bobby 83, 160 , Harmon. Cathy 126 Harmon, Vickie 87, 121. 126 Harmon, Shelia 94. 121 Harris, Debbie 39 Harris, I.ibby8.3. 121, 121. 126 Harris. Mildred 91 Harris, Richard 1 i arrisoii, Dean 39 Harrison. Pam .39. 108, 115. I.'i5.
' 1.37, 193
llarvev. Steve 39, I 12, 129 Hurt, Betty .S3. 124, 126, 131 I larbatb, Jobnnv 94 Hash, \ ieki83. 112. 124, 127
Hash. Jeff 94 1 1 atlev . Carmen 71. 114 Hawk, Gatby 114, 124 Hawk, Romiiie 39, 129 Hawkins. Gbuek 83. 112 fl.i\vknis, Debbie .57. 113. 128.
167. t7.5,;|.S2 1 1 aw kins. Jbjni 71. 120 Hawkins. Kathy 57. 104, 128 Haw kins, Paul 94 Haw kins, Bobert 104 Haworth, Cecil 1 ! aw ortb. Bov 1 27 Hawthorne, David 83. 198 Hawthorne, Doug 129 Havdeii. Dale.58, 129, 164 Havden. Debbie 39. 1 10. 119. 122. 126
I layden, Keith 83 1 lav lies, Sharon 104. 121, 123, l'27, 194, I9S Hearl. Billv Heartw ell, W ill 39 I lelbert, 1 lelen 7 I Helberl. 1 .v nn 94 Helton, ( iarolv n Hiiton, Htbi’l .58 Helton. Janet 52. .58, 102. 108,
1 12, I 15. I2S Helton. Bonald 94, 158 I iiiton, Susie 94 Henderson. Kent Henry . David 7 1 I lenrv , Mike 10 llensiee, Roland 32, 1(H). 1 15.
123, 129. I 111, 196. 198 Henslev . J anet 58 Hensley Jell Henslev I .esi le 94, 1 2.3 Hensley . Meloney Henslev . Lis.i 94
I lensley . Sin s) joi
I lensleV. Tiin 12 3 Henslev . ^inka .5S. 121, 127 1 lenslev . \ ickie 94
I ierndon, X'eda Siv, I 1-3 Hiekman. Donn.r
I I ickinan, M ike H ieks. ( ibiiek
Hicks, Copev TS.Ssa. 1(H), I IT,
1.59
Hicks. Rita. S3. 102. 1 15, 117,
128
Hilcr. Pamela 94, 121
1 1 ill, Barbara 7 I
Hill, Rrciula.5S. 104, 121, 123
Hill, Kalhv 94
Hill, Jcssc94, 104, 1 19
Hill. John ,58, 102. 109, I 16. Kit)
1 1 ill. Rcgcna I 15'
1 1 illiard. Janet 58. 121 1 1 illiard. Margaret 7 1 1 1 illiard. Stanlev 8.3 1 lobbs, Debbie 59 I Hobbs, Jeff 94 Hobbs. Jimmv Hobbs. Mark 94, 104, 123 Hobbs, Mike 198 Hobbs. Sharon 58 Hobbs. Sbellv .50, 128 Hodgson, William Hoggurd, W illiam 94 Holden. l)arlene7L 124, 12.5,
1.32, 149, 167
Holden, I)ebl.ie4(). 121. 121, 128. 132, 148
Holmes, Gherv 1.83, 11.3, 117. t2S, 176
flotmes. Mike 94. I 16, 1,58 .
Holmes, Sherman
Holt. David
Hood, Reekv 11, 131
Hookins, Greg 94, 1 16, 158
Horne. Susan 5.8, 108
Horner, Jackie 8)3, 1 17
Horner, Patsv 91
I lorfon. Sam
Hoss. (.I'orge 7 1
Houser, Reikv 83
Houser. Charles
Houser. Chris 83
Houser, Gary
Houser, Jennie 71. 102. 121. 12.5 Houser, Montv .83. 147 Houser, Riebard .S3, 123, 160,
162, 163
Houser, Terry .58. 121, 127 I lovvlle, Rita
llnber. Roberta 58. 121, 127 I liK'kaby , Darlene 10 I luekaby , Diane T 1 Huffman, M ike 40 Hngbes. ,.\llen 83, 1 47 Hu.gbt’s. Rarbaia58 121, 123
SUicleiil Direc'toi'N
Hughes. Gatby 58, 83, 1 12 Hughes. F',va7L 104. 121. 124 linghes. Linda 121. 123, 134