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1963 YEARBOOK

TEE SEfflR CLASS

PRESENTS

IKE CRIIER1CKJ

FOREWORD

Culture is an integral portion of our daily lives, enriching them and adding to their fullness. During these years, we have been exposed to almost every form of culture. In school, culture has become known to us through workshops, music, home economics, and various other sources.

Extracurricular clubs, private guidance and per- sonal hobbies have also added to this develop- ment.

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FOREWORD

THE NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES, THE DAY BUT ONE.

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With the passage of years-, -we maf -look back upon this school year as the time when dark- ness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge.

To preserve a record of these moments and countless other experiences of us and of our classmates, we strive to capture the "eyes" and "mind" of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities, and the character of HOLSTON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL.

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DEDICA TION

Mrs. Jo Ann Gross

Miss Daphne Jones

In deepest gratitude and appreciation of the kind deeds, courtesies, and helpful influences of those who have labored so unselfishly for the education of the Holston Valley youth; whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives; whose love and encouragement have been inspirational; whose friendships have presented us a challenge to meet the obstacles of life; and whose never ending sacrifices have helped to make possible these four years of high school, we dedicate THE CRITERION of 1963 to Miss Jones, Mr. Combs, and Mrs. Jo Ann Gross.

The Class of 1963

Mr. John Combs

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ADMINISTRATION

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MR. W. E. Principal

BAILEY

MRS. JoANN GROSS Secretary

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FACULTY

Mr. Combs

Senior

Sponsors

Miss Jones

Mr. Addington Mr. Brown

Miss Barr Mr. Emmertt

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Mr. Lee

Miss Rotenberry

Mrs. Holden Mr. Peters

Mr. Erwin

Mrs. Naff

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Miss Rutherford Mrs. Steele

Mr. Shaw Mrs. Stewart

Mrs. Stallard Mrs. Tucker

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Refreshments are enjoyed

Mr. John Armes Talks to the teachers

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HOLSTON VALLEY. . .

Health

Social Studies

Shop and Vo-Ag.

Mathematics

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Reading and Writing

Library Science

PROVIDES

English

M usi c

Sciences

Physical Education

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Things DO Happen at H. V.H.S.

Linda Buchanan Presented watch by S. E. Massengil Co.

Holston Valley accepts Sportsmanship Trophy.

Mr. Sphar is still helping our staff.

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GENE ARNOLD

CLEO WHITE

STEVE ALLISON

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WYNN BEIDLEMAN

LARRY BARKER

BOBBY BLEVINS

LYNN BOOHER

JANE BOOHER

EDITH BOWERS

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CHARLOTTE BOYD LARRY BUNN GLENNA BROWN

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DEBBIE COX

MARTHA CROSS

BETTY DELANEY

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HELEN GARLAND SAMMY GOFORTH

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CECIL HOUSER

DANNY KING

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BETTY LUNSFORD JANEY MOORE

RANDELL MORRELL

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HENRY PALMER

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DON PIERCE CATHERINE PIERCE RUTH POORE

GARY REYNOLDS CLAUDE ROGERS

JANICE ROSENBALM

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BETTY ROUSE MARGARET ROWLETTE DORIS SEATS

BILLY THOMAS BOBBY SMITHSON ANN THOMAS

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DOUG GRAY

LINDA LAY ELL

WAYNE SMITH

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SENIOR PIN- UPS

Betty Lunsford, red-head

Betty Rouse, prettiest

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CRITERION

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STAFF

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Norman Fleenor, Jane ARTIST: Wayne Smith, Ann Thomas

Booher, Sandra Baines.

TYPIST: SEATED, Betty Lunford, Catherine Pierce, Wilma O'Dell, Betty Delaney. STANDING, Martha Clark, J. W. Carrier, Marvin Feagins, Paul Woodby, and Debbie Cox.

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SALESMEN

of ADS

We came in second.

FRONT ROW: Cleo White, Sandra Baines--chairman, Betty Delaney, Mary Ann Leonard. SECOND ROW: R.uth Poore, Betty Rouse, Martha Clark, Janice Rosenbalm.

Where were we? We were tops! !

FRONT ROW: Wilma O'Dell, John Plawthorne, Ann Thomas. SECOND ROW: Bobby Smithson, Danny King, Don Pierce --chairman, Norman Fleenor.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President Ronnie Morrell Vice-President John Hawthorne

Secretary Henry Palmer Treasurer Steve Allison

Reporter Wilma O'Dell

Class Colors

Blue and White

Class Flower

Carnation

Class Motto

When you are young you live to learn; When you are older you learn to live.

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OFF INTO

Up to our eyes

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SUMMER AND VA CA TION TIME

MOUNTAIN BATTLEFIELD

UNITED STATES

department of the interior

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

A Hole In One

We Baby-Sit

Riding

In The Scene

Ready and Waiting

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AND SUMMER FROLIC

Back in the

Saddle again

The Big One" got away again

Swimming or Sunning?

Ripcord

Relaxing

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Linda Jo Brown Mack Allison Clarence Booher

Sammy Baines Linda Buchanan Estelle Buckles

Patsy Barr Andrea Brown

Dewey Campbell Betty Beidleman

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Carolyn Carrier Jimmy Duncan Gary Garland

Howard Eldreth Patricia Gibson Betty Jean Catlett

Prue Fleenor Billy Grizzle

Donna Delaney Sandra Fritts

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Kay McGinnis William Montgomery Tony Morrell Jerry Nixon Ettar Lynn O'Dell

Kenneth Gross Blaine Hunigan

Phillip Houser Margaret Lunsford Gerald May

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Leonard Rhymer Linda Richards Joan Scyphers

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Sally Ann Odum Joe Oliver Sharron Odum

Margie Shaver

Faye Simerly Benny Shaffer Betty Jane Smith

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Top to bottom— FIRST ROW: Charlotte Stophel,

Roy Tester, Penny Tweed, James Wood. SECOND ROW: Edith Stophel, Joe Thomas, Tommy Vaughan, THIRD ROW: Eva Stophel, Vera Tolliver David Wilson.

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Top to bottom: FIRST ROW: Gladys Wright, Martin Arnold, Charles Booher. SECOND ROW: Sandra Wright, Janet Alford, Terry Carr. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Addison, Sue Baines, Frances Hughes, Herbert Montgomery.

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CLASS

OFFICERS

Pres. Howard Eldreth, V. Pres. Mack Allison, Sec'y. Linda Richards, Treas. Penny Tweed, Reporter Carolyn Carrier.

Corliss Booher

Lynn O'Dell, Red-head

Frances Hughes, brunette

Penny Tweed, blonde

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SOPHOMORES

Joyce Allison Sharron Baines Randy Bowers

Jimmy Arnold Bobby Barr Joyce Baines

Larry Blevins Ronnie Booher Danny Boyd John Buchanan

Brenda Atkins Ray Brown Catherine Brown Irby Blevins

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Gary Barnett Roger Brown Sue Cowan Brenda Epperson

Frank Baines

Sandra Cullop

Barbara Blankenbeckler

Nancy Clark Larry Carrier Johnny Green

Tommy Barnett Pat Carlyle Barbara Beasley Saundra Feagins

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Jo Ann Bentley Armena Boyd Judy Carrier Linda Foran

Carolyn Foster Jimmy Gentry Barbara Greer Mary Jo Gross

Patsy Gross Larry Houser

Shirlene Guess Carolyn Holbrook

Carolyn Harless Brenda Hicks

Tina Hogsett Jerry Hicks

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Nelson Hicks Jean Humphreys Barbara Johnson Phyliss Johnson

Jimmy King Paul Lacy Paul France Wayne Layell

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Naomi Morrell Carolyn Pickel Roy Rowlette Eddie Rutter

Linda Newman Mary Evelyn Pyle Jerry Rogers David Wood

Charles O'Dell Ronnie Reed

Phyllis Rogers

Grover Perkins Billy Rosenbalm

Freddie Rutter

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Patricia Wright Charlene Shelton

CLASS OFFICERS

President Charlotte Thomas, Vice-President Betty Tweed, Sec'y-Treas. John Buchanan, Re- porter Charlene Shelton.

Sam Vance

Janice

Strouth

Peggy

Vance

Sammy

Swiney

Steve

Talbert

Lois

Taylor

Charlotte Thomas Dale Thomas Betty Tweed Sandra Wilson

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Douglas Addison Nola Leonard Peggy Rouse

Dorothy Denton Carolyn Newman Betty J. Smith

Janie Hughes Jerry Nixon Bobby Smith

PIN- UPS

Peggy Lee James Roberts David Wilson

Betty Tweed, Blonde Jean Humphrey, Redhead Charlene Shelton, Brunette

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Dennis Moretz Linda Sue Owens Gary Rice Patsy

Rosenbalm Janet Bishop

Ingle Morrell T ommy Peaks Linda Rhymer Patty

Rosenbalm Allen Story

Herbert Morrell Eddie P erry Roy Roberts Joyce Saltz Herman Stout

Norman Norris D anny Price Carolyn Rogers Jerry Slagle Charlotte Strouth

Brenda Nunn Sandra Reynolds Ronnie Rogers Janie Smith Duanne T allman

Mary Jane Offield Connie Rice Wilma Rogers Carolyn Smithson Ronnie Brown

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£ 'P

W. Trivette S. Wagner

D. White J. White L. White

A. Wolfe

B. Wyatt

L. Bowman J. Brown L. Carrier

D . Childress R. Cardwell J. Fleenor R. France B. Gross

, Gardner . Herndon

E. Keith J. Morrell P. Morris

W. Offield J. Rash D.

Rosenbalm R. Rouse P. Shaver

F. Simerly L. Smithson J. South J. Stophel J. Sutherlin

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Dale Abbott Billy Arnold Lois Barbe Katherine Ball

Gary Barnett

T ommy Barnett Bobby Barr Jimmy Bishop Janice Blevins W ayne Booher

Randy Bowers Danny Boyd Catherine Brown Bert

Callahan

Jimmy

Campbell

Ronnie Campbell Patricia Carlyle Betty Carrier Duanne Clark Lane Clark

Mary Cox Sue Cowan Donald Cross Kenny Cross Gene D elaney

C arol Dickerson Douglas Duncan Johnny Duncan Betty Eldreth Becky Fleenor

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Jimmy

Flick

Charles

Foran

Joyce Foran N ancy Furgess David Garland

Douglas

Graybeal

Glen

Graybeal

Darlene

Green

Linda Greer Patsy Gross

Carolyn Harless Louis Harris N elson Hicks Betsy Hobbs L. D.

Hockaday

Ann

Hockett W ayne Holden Jackie Howser Bonnie Hughes Barbara Hutton

Wayne Hutton Herman Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Tommy King W ayne Lawson

Ike Lowry Phillip Lucas Tommy McGhee Charles Meredith Janie Milhorn

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CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN

Pres. --Debbie Childress V. Pres. --Linda Rhymer Secy.- -Donald Cross Reporter- -Ike Lowry

Linda Bowman, redhead Bonnie Hughes, brunette

PIN-UPS

Patricia Carlyle, blonde

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WHO SOLD THE MOST YEARBOOKS?

And I was next. Don Pierce

Marvin Feagins I led the race.

Henry Palmer I was a close second

Ann Thomas I was caught in the middle.

Danny King Helen Garland Then we followed.

Larry Barker I was first in the second division.

Bobby Blev- ins--! was at his heels.

Martha Clark Jane Booher Harold Smith We weren't far behind

Joe Hall Charlotte Boyd We came next to last.

Frances Greer Nancy Epperson We brought up the rear.

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STUDENT

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And More of the Same

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TEN

Jimmy Clark

Paul Wocxlby

At the beginning

Ronnie Morrell

of Senior year

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The Finalists

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HARVEST

FESTIVAL

Mrs. Duncan

Fashion Commentator and Entertainer

Sharon Wagner, Soloist

Fashion Models

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Frank Arnold

Maurice Allison

N. Buckles

J . Adkins

C. Arnold

Martha Beeler

Laura Bentley

J. Bridgeman

S. Buckles

L. Bentley

Brenda Beasley

Gladys Bentley

J. Baines

Linda

L. Booher

Joe Cowan

Billy Callahan

L. Corey

Blankenbeckler

L. Fritts

Connie Funk

Jerry J. Fritts

B. Fleenor

N. Chatman

L. Graham

Betty Grubb

R. Grubb

C. Gurley

P. Goforth

B. Johnson

W. Helton

F. Arnold R. Booher Dale Clark Reba Jo Fleenor M. Green J. Johnson

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P. Johnson

S. McGhee C. Murray P. Reece

T. Stitt L. Tester

C. King

H. King

E. Layell

J. Love

C. Mattox

B. Meade

A. Michaels

Sharon Miller

G. Mumpower

S. Mumpower

B. Myers

K. Pierce

V. Pierce

R. Pruett

M. Rash

F. Rogers

P. Rogers

C. Seats

W. Smith

E. Stuart

E. Sweet

J. Sweet

B. Swiney

G. Swiney

I. Tester

C. Thomas

D. Thomas

P. Vance

E. Woods

P. Wood

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Pansy Watson Bertha Widner Mary Lou Wise Betty Woods Tommy Wyatt

PIN- UPS FOR EIGHTH GRADE

Nancy Chatman, brunette and prettiest

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Darwin Baines Kenny Hamilton Larry Perkins Garice Trivette Charlie Wise Sammy Wheeler

Kenneth

Harless

Judith King, brunette

Hugh Fuller David Mahaffey

PIN-

UPS

Patricia Clark Jenny Kesner

Venus Snyder

Gary Combs Judith A.

King Larry Shipplett Linda T allman

Venus

Snyder,

blonde

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Eighth Grade Class-Officers

President Nancy Chatman V. President Judy Love Secretary Benny Meade Treasurer Billy Callahan Sgt. at Arms Joe Cowan Reporter Reba Fleenor

Seventh

Grade

Class— Officers

President Teddy Thomas V. President Patricia Clark Secretary Jenny Kesner Treasurer Linda Tallman Reporter Gary Combs

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PERSONALITIES

Most Studious Ann Thomas, Paul Woodby

Best

Personality John Hawthorne Helen Garland

Best

Citizen

John Hawthorne Wilma O'dell

Best All Around Ronnie Morrell Jane Booher

Best

Looking

Henry

Palmer

Betty

Delaney

Best School Spirit: Henry Palmer, Jane Booher

Most Serious

Wayne Smith--Mary Leonard

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PERSONALITIES

Friendliest

Sammy Goforth, Helen Garland

Popular

Palmer

Rouse

Most Versatile Johnny Hawthorne Janey Moore

Most Dependable Marvin Feagins, Martha Clark

Most Athletic Lynn Booher, Jane Booher

Neatest

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PERSONALITIES

Most likely to succeed Paul Woodby Martha Clark

Most courteous M. Feagins Ruth Poore

Cutest

Bobby Caudill, Glenna Brown

Biggest eaters S. Allison E. Bowers

J. Hawthorne M. Clark

Best dressed Ann Thomas Gene Arnold

Most religious D. Pierce, F. Green

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SPRING

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FESTIVAL

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MISS

HOLSTON

VALLEY

REPRESENT A TIVES AND ESCORTS

Betty Epperson being crowned by Mr.

W. I. Spahr

Sue Baines and Harley Tweed

Elaine Blevins and Gary Reynolds

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F. Hughes and D. Pierce

Sandra Cullop and Henry Palmer

P. Pyle and Norman Fleenor

Janice Mottern and Larry Barker

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ANNOUNCERS, PIANIST, AND USHERS

JUNIOR

The HEAD Table

Some "Beauties'

SENIOR

Good Music

BANQUET

We were at the "HEAD", too!

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FFA

BANQUET

IN

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What's He doing?

Making a Reward

Entertainers

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JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS WITH SOCK HOP

The band is red-hot

. . . and he "hopped"

Mr. and Mrs. Spahr are with us again

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V.F.W. presented flag to school

Are we whispering a secret?

P.T.A. Officers

Pres Mrs. Hogsett

V. Pres Mrs. Smithson

Sec'y Mrs. Booher

Treas Mrs. Alford

Parents enjoy refreshments . . and so do some teachers

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FROM DAWN ...

An early rise

A "peek" at lessons

Breakfasting

Dishes to wash

Another lesson

Waiting for bus

In classroom

Work on yearbook

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. . . TO DUSK

At home again

Senior rings

Time out to relax

Supper with book waiting

At it again--but hurry!

Time for PG's and Colas

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^nd Later

Hot footin' it

A Nice Rest

A scene we so often see as we travel our community.

A Ride at Night

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THINGS GRANDMOTHER DID

AND

WE DON’T

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How she got her meat!

Making home-spun dresses

Milking to do

When wood was to be chopped

P

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C C K H I E N R G R I

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Bringing the cows home

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IS THIS MODERN?

Heavy Weight

What's the "Hold-Up?"

My Prize Possession

Longing for--

My turn is coming

Leam by doing

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OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY

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ORGANIZATIONS

vV. E. Bailey

Honorary Chapter Farmer

President Bobby Smithson

Dallas E. Lee

Chapter Advisor

Honorary State Farmer

Secretary

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Chapter Farmers

Committee Chairmen

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

Pres.--Cleo White, V. Pres. --Linda Buchanan, Sec'y--Saundra Feagins, Treas. --Sandra Fritts, Linda Jo Brown--Reporter, Parli--Donna Leonard, Fiist.--Sue Cowan, Pianist--Sharon Wagner, Song Leader-- Andrea Brown.

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LIBRARY CLUB

Miss Rotenberry, Sponsor

BLACK AND WHITE STAFF

Mrs. Stewart, Sponsor

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HOLSTON VALLEY

Pres. --Helen Garland V. Pres. --Wilma ODell Sec. --Charlotte Thomas Treas. Danny King Reporter--Joyce Baines

Stage Managers--Ike Lowry, Randy Bowers

SECOND SOPRANOS

1st ROW: L. Buchanan, K. Maddux, B. Hobbs, S. Feagins, L. O'Dell, J. Strouth, G. Bently, A. Hockett, B. Beidleman. 2nd ROW: B. Adkins, M. E. Pyle, C. Smithson, R. Cardwell, J. Leonard, B. Beasley, P. Goforth, W. Rogers, J. Baines, B. Johnson, 3rd ROW: A. Boyd, S. Cullop, J. Mottern, K. McGinnis, J. South, C. Shelton, S. Guess, E. Stophel, E. Stophel, 4th ROW: S. Wilson, W. O'Dell, B. Rouse, P. Carlyle, N. Buckles, H. Garland, E. Buckles, D. Greene, A. Brown, S. Oliver.

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MIXED CHORUS

Mrs. Naff, Director Linda Richards, Accompanist

BASSES

FRONT ROW: R. Bowers, D. Pierce, J. King, T. Morrell, J. Thomas, D. King, W. Holden, J. Brown, SECOND ROW: I. Lowry, W. Montgomery, D. Wilson, D. Thomas, J. McPherson, A. Wolf, R. Gardner.

SOPRANOS

FRONT ROW: C. Thomas, S. Baines, L. Richards, S. Cowan, B. Beasley, B. Carrier, SECOND ROW: G. Johnson, R. Fleenor, J. Blevins, B. Hughes, C. Brown, P. Vance, B. Smith, THIRD ROW: L. Brown, S. Odum, J. Alford, S. Reynolds, S. Wagner, J. Bently, M. Trivette, A. Taylor.

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President Linda Richards, Secretary Betty Beidleman, Reporter Wilma ODell, Sgt.-at-Arms Billy Grizzle, Vice-President Danny King.

SCIENCE CLUB

C

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affiliated

with

National Science Clubs of

America

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Science club group.

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President--Don Pierce Sec'y-Treasurer--Cleo White Song Leader--Sharon Wagner

Vice President --Linda Richards Reporter --Jerry White Pianist--Charlotte Stophel

Sponsor--Mr. Erwin

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Ann Thomas

Jane Booher

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WHO ARE THE WORKERS A T B ALLGAMES

Coaches:

Mr. Peters and Mr. Erwin

Managers:

Henry Palmer Martin Arnold

Scorekeeper : Robert Woods

Timekeepers:

Don Pierce Ike Lowry

Our Mascot , Eh?

in

Hurdles Broadjump

TRACK

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TRACK

Coach Instructing his boys

Dasher

Hundred Yard Dash

Mile Relay

220 Y ard Run

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BASEBALL

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BASEBALL

DANNY KING— L.F

HENRY PALMER- -MGR

bj,j a

DAVE WHTTE--3b

MARVIN FEAGINS--2b

DON PIERCE - -C. F

GARY REYNOLDS--S.S

GENE CARRIER R . F

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Charles Booher, Roger Brown, Gerald Maye, Larry Belvins, Jimmy Sutherland, Allen Meredith, Jack McPherson, Eddie Lucas, Dale Abbott, Dave Garland, Glen Graybeal, Dale Thomas.

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GIRLS’

Keep the ball bouncing

Oh ! My Stomach

Is it one or two?

Up and in.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Calisthenics

Uniforms look nice.

Who gets the ball?

All together now!

Use only one leg.

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The Senior Class and Sponsors wish to express our many thanks and deep appreciation to our loyal friends and faith- ful merchants for helping to make our Yearbook, THE CRITERION, possible.

We sincerely urge that everyone patronize our Advertisers. The Senior Class of 1963

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ADVERTISING

BURGER KING DRIVE-IN

20 Blountville Highway

Delicious Burger s - -Shake s Golden Brown French Fries

Lincoln - -

Monterey- - Meteor - -

Comet - -

BRISTOL LINCOLN MERCURY -COMET

1 6 1 5 West State Street 669-5171 Bristol, Virginia

Compliments of

THE BEAUTY GARDEN

Beauty Specialists Fifth St. Bristol, Tenn

BRISTOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC.

Your Ditto Duplicator and Gestetner Mimeograph Rep re sentative

1602 W. State Street

Bristol, Tennessee

RALPH'S

EDMOND BROS. SUPPLY CO.

Simplex - Go -Ka rt s Mercury Out Board Motors Arkansas Traveler Boats

The Builders' Dept. Store Bluff City Highway

Finance at Bank Rates

Bristol, Tennessee

State at Penn.

J. K. DELANEY Builders Services 8th & State Street Bristol, Tennessee

Compliments of COWAN BROTHERS Bristol, Virginia

Bristol

FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK Abingdon Bristol

A Fast Growing Bank in a Rapidly Developing Area.

IMIRy PROPUCT?

Electricity is the--

ELLIS PHARMACY

"Drive-In Prescription Service"

Abingdon, Va. Tel. MA 8-2901

MORRELL AND DON'S SHOE STORE J. C. VANN EQUIPMENT CO. ONE -HOUR MARTINIZING BRISCOE'S MOTEL INN THE RECORD SHOP

Compliments of

VALLEYDALE PACKERS INC.

BRISTOL TENNESSEE ELECTRIC SYSTEM

Bristol, Tennessee

Valleydale Meat Products Bristol, Virginia

APPALACHIAN PIANO SALES AND SERVICE

Baldwin Pianos and Organs Phone 764-7 174

Compliments of

HOL$TON VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER.

Bristol, Tennessee

Compliments of

KING COLLEGE

Let Us Help You with Your College Plans.

For Future Information Write J. E. Snider King College

Bristol, Tennessee

POPE PAVIklG, IMC.

B ristol- -

Kingsport Hwy.

Bristol, Tennessee

R. Lynn Fleenor, President

TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE CO.

Complete Office Outfitters

Phone 764-3181 832 State Street Bristol, Tennessee

MIDWAY BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Rt. 1 Bristol, Va.

ART BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service 24 Goodson St. Bristol, Va.

Night's by Appointment Phone 669-2562

GIANT FOOD MARKETS 2000 West State Street 8 and 10 Penn. Ave. Bristol, Tennessee We Give S & H Green Stamps

Compliments of RAMSEY

VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY 1 3 1 6 Newton St . Ph. 669-8041

Bristol, Virginia

HOLSTON VALLEY GOLF COURSE Highway 42 1

Operated by M.H. & W.C. Booher and George Kilgore Phone 764-4801

Compliments of

HENNINGER'S BEVERAGE CENTER 1220 Fifth Street Bristol, Tennessee Phone 764-5332

INTERSTATE BOWL Abingdon Highway

Manage r - -Pete Gray

HOLSTON GRILL "The Finest of Food"

Owned and Operated by A. R. Burnette

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 110-112 Piedmont Street Home Loans - -Insured Savings Bristol, Virginia

CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME INC. DR. JOHN C. SNYDER DR. FRED V. GUTHRIE EDGEMONT PIGGLY WIGGLY TALLEY'S OFFICE MACHINES

singleton's

DEPARTMENT

STORE

Abingdon, Chilhowie,

Glade Springs, Mountain City and West Jefferson, N.C.

"It's Smart to be Thrifty"

HOLSTON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Mr. John Combs

Route 4 Bristol, Tenn.

Congratulations to the Seniors and

Best Wishes to Your

ALMA MATER E. D. DARTER

HALF WAY L-,rr

STATION Pepsl

fishing

SUPPLIES

HALF-WAY STATION

Groce rie s - -Fishing Equipment -- Live Bait Sandwiche s - -Short Orders

Highway 42 1 - -Bristol, Tennessee- -Rt. 4--Phone SO 4-7422

Compliments of

BARR'S SPORTING GOODS CO.

P

Seventh St. Bristol, Tenn.

BRYANT SHEET METAL

Guttering, Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sheet Metal Work in General

J. Bryant and Paul Bryant- -Owners Phone 628-7662

Bristol Hi-Way Abingdon, Va.

MA$$ENGILL CD.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

Bristol, Tennessee New Y ork

San F rancis co

rr rb

Compliments of

EDGEMONT TEXACO SERVICE STATION

HOTEL GENERAL SHELBY Bristol's Largest Hotel "Visit Our Coffee Shop"

Harry Lee Senter, Mgr.

BRISTOL AUTO SALES

835 Shelby Street and 130 Penn. Ave.

Bristol, Tennessee

Carl Foulk, Owner Clyde Anderson, Salesman 764-3831

NATIONAL FABRIC'S

"Tri-Cities Largest Selection"

Compliments of

1504 Euclid Avenue

BIG JACK

Bristol, Virginia

MANUFACTURING CO.

669- 1 1 19

DeVAULTS, INC. Athletic Supplies

HECHT'S Harvest Bread

Sporting Goods

14 Lee St . Bristol, Virginia

Phone 669-7521

#M-M-M !

BAKERY-

FRESH

.BREAD

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RUTHERFORD COAL COMPANY

Compliments of

1 5 F ourth Street Phone 764-1821

PARKS-BELK CO.

Bristol, Virginia

FAIRMOUNT SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Owners

W. E. Ward & Earl W. Rogers Corner Va. Ave. & Maple Street

HAVES and REYNOLDS FURNITURE COMPANY

Highway 42 1

The Country Store That Saves You More

Bristol, Tennessee

J. & M. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

16-20 Commonwealth Avenue Bristol. Virginia Phone NO 9-4833

. 18.000 Sq. Feet of Shopping Space

HEADQUARTERS FOR . . . GRAYSEAL PAINTS Garden &: Lawn Needs

Saving s for Y ou

: Je we lry 'Diamonds ; Luggage : W atche s

Hous e ware Giftware Silver Toy s

Electrical Appliances Leather Goods Sporting Goods Auto Supplies

ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS

Time Payment Plan Availabl

We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities!

1/2 BLOCK OFF STATE ON COMMONWEALTH AVENUE

Compliments of APPALACHIAN

Compliments of

SPORTING GOODS

Compliments

ARNOLD'S SHOE SHOP 21 Fourth St.

MORTON’S GROCERY

BUNTING'S DRUG STORE

GRAYBEAL'S GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION

Texaco Gas and Oil Route #3, Bristol, Tenn. Phone 764-7791

112 Pennsylvania Ave.

CECIL CARRIER’S ESSO AND GRILL

Bristol,

Tennessee

Bristol

Highway 421

Tennessee

HI-LO DRIVE IN

HICKORY TREE BUS LINE

Bristol -Abingdon Highway We Are Now Pink and White With Drive -up Windows "Enjoy a Hi -Burger"

Compliments of

Offering Special Rates to Schools

FRED D. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME

Compliments of SMITH FLORAL COMPANY Phone: NOrth 9-7144

Bristol

217 McDowell Phone SO 4-1521

Tennessee

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AVERY A. WILES CONSTRUCTION CO.

Residential & Commercial Bldg. Phone 669-6998

AKARD FUNERAL HOME

1912 West State St. Bristol

One of the South's Finest Completely Air Conditioned

David Akard

CLARK RADIO SUPPLY 620 Broad St . Bristol, Tennessee 764-3196

MOORE -EARHART CO. Athletic Goods -- Luggage Harness and Saddles

647 State St. Bristol, Virginia

Compliments of

Hickory T ree

MR. & MRS. W. B. BOYD

DEWEY'S GROCERY RESTAURANT

Park Confectionary

AND SERVICE STATION

Compliments of

Saddle Dam Park

Dewey Carrier

Compliments of

Compliments of

BLEVINSON SALES CO.

FARM EQUIPMENT Shady Valley, Tennessee

A FRIEND

WRIGHT EQUIPMENT COMPANY

John Deere Sales & Service

Phone 628-2477

BILL'S AUTO SALES INC.

Abingdon -B ristol Highway

CLASSIC BEAUTY SHOP

Abingdon, Virginia

I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.

"In Honor of Holston Valley High School's Veterans."

PATTON- CR0$$WHITE P0$T*M75

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.

"Your Community Service Post"

"God Bless You, Seniors."

CENTRAL HOLSTON

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Mr. Eugene Brockley, Minister Route 3 Bristol, Tennessee

Compliments of

TWIN CITY DRIVE- 1 M

E&ST TENNESSEE APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Sales & Service 24-4th St. Phone 764-5164

Bristol, Tennessee

THE JEWEL BOX Your Wedding Bells Diamond Dealer Easy Credit--No Money Down

Bluff City Hwy. - -Bristol, Va.

MINOR'S DRUG STORE 8 Sixth Street Bristol, Tennessee

MONNIE'S ALTERNATIONS

Bluff City Highway

All Alternations Guaranteed 7 10 1/2 State St.

Since 1947

SUPER SERVICE STATION SERVICE MILLS MILLER'S GARAGE HAYNES FIELD NURSERY HOOVER INTERIORS INC. PEERLESS PRINTING CO. LEROY M. HULL CO., INC. CHARLES H. KING

There’s a "one and only” in refreshment, too

'We Believe in Your Judgment'

PET DAIRY GO

ICE CREAM AND MILK

Compare Pet With Any Other

CLARK AND PALIN DRUGS

Edgemont Shopping Center

FAUCETTE COMPANY CAMPBELL MOTORS, INC. GEORGE WASHINGTON LIFE INS.

HERALD LIFE INS. , CO. BRISTOL TRAILER SALES, INC. NEAL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE

GROUP 2 SANDRA BAINES

Compliments of

BLEVINS TIRE & RECAPPING CO.

1 12 Oakview St. Bristol, Tenn.

Phone 669-6033

Choose the SALVATION ARMY As Your Way to Serve

God and Man !

BARKER'S SUPER-MARKET 'Most People Save at Barker's than Any Other Place"

106 State St., Bristol, Tenn.

Compliments of

RUTHERFORD FREIGHT LINES

HA. VANCE

"Your Dollar Has More Cents Here"

Rt. 4, Bristol, Tenn. Highway 421

Courtesy of McCLURE MOTORS Phone 764-5121

PAUL COOK FUNERAL HOWE

101 Pennsylvania Avenue

Bristol

Tennessee

Compliments of

CHEROKEE PAINT AND

WALLPAPER CO.

1000 W. State Street, Bristol, Tenn., Phone 968-2o41

FRED FORD AUTO SALES, INC.

Only the Sun Covers the Tri -Cities

Your Leading Tri -City Dealer We Will Never Be Undersold

Better Than

Main Street Blountville, Tenn.

FRED FORD SCHOOL BUS CO., INC.

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FRED FORD’S PHILLIPS 66 No. I FRED FORD'S PHILLIPS 66 No. II

SERV-ALL, INC.

5000 Watts of Pure Pleasure

928 West State Street Bristol, Tenn.--Va.

1590 K.C.

INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALERS

Johnson City, Tenn.

Distributors

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Maxwell House Hotel & Restaurant Coffee

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