Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

Presented by: Mr. Lawton Addington l |aj tjb .-+ l p 2 feojar®® W$$ CoiMIN InloSSU SklKI@®IL C®IIB« a Coeburn Community Library Lonesome Pine Regional Coeburn, Virginia ' fi ' FT Another school year has ended and we, the annual staff members, wish to present the twenty-eighth edition of the Reflector. On behalf of the Senior Class of ' 65 we would like to recall the memories during our five years at Coeburn High School. We shall always remember the fun and pleasure that we have shared throughout our school days, and we will Susie Lawson— Editor-in-Chief always be grateful for the education and guidance that we have received. We are, indeed, thankful to Mr. Dotson, our princi- pal, and the faculty members for their devotion to their profession and their help to us. We feel that this has been a very successful year for everyone atC.H. S., and we will ways have many Moments to Remember. Susan Marshall— Assistant Editor 4 COOTIOT 8-14 fMMY Cabling 15-42 fiMWHS 43-62 drowns 63-70 TOIIITOCS 71-82 WlBTClMlOTg 83-104 5 MR HANSFORD R. WELCH MR. HANSFORD WELCH The twenty-eighth edition of the Re- flector is dedicated to one who has been of great service to our school and also to our community. He has been an industrious worker as a teacher and also has performed outstanding services as our assistant princi- pal. He is an active worker in his school and also in his church and community. He is well-liked by all the students at C.H. S. because he is always there to lend a helping hand. His gay and sparkling personality makes each student glad to be near him. For his services to our school, it is with the greatest appreciation and pleasure that the Reflector of ' 65 is dedicated to Mr. Hansford Welch. 6 h) Imm MISS EARLE McCONNELL A long time teacher at Coeburn Ele- mentary School was taken from us on February 24, 1965. She was a dedicated teacher, and a faithful and active member of Coeburn Methodist Church; being a valu- able member of the Church School, and the Wesleyan Service Guild. Too, she was an active member and officer of Coeburn Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. It is with admiration and love, then, that we pay tribute to the memory of our friend and teacher, Miss Earle McConnell. 7 IB®� ©if Hdudcatom Left to right: Mr. Eugene D. Ireson, Vice-Chairman, Roberson District; Mr. Lacey E. Fuller, Lipps District; Mr. George C. Wharton, Gladeville District; Mr. W. D. Richmond, Division Superintendent; Mr. Frank E. Handy, Chairman, Richmond District; Mr. John Fischer, Big Stone Gap; Mr. Harry T. Stallard, Director of Instruction. MR. W. D. RICHMOND MR. HARLEY T. STALLARD MR. B. J. DOTSON 9 HISTORY Left to right: Miss Joan Roberson, Mr. Ben Spradlin, Mr. Robert Reasor, Mr. Hansford Welch. (Fmgrtty LANGUAGES Seated: Mrs. Dorothy Quillin, Mrs. Lila Johnson, Mrs. (Librarian). Not Pictured: Mrs. Betty Rothw ell, Miss Etta Marian Quesenberry. Standing: Mr. John Hamm, Mrs. Hillman, Mr. Robert Cooper. Rita White, Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Mrs. Louella Whittaker MATHEMATICS Left to right: Mr. Lawton Addington, Miss Etta Hillman, Mr. Henry Spangler, Mrs. Judith Skorupa. tFMWY SCIENCE and HOME ECONOMICS Left to right: Mrs. Barbara Verthein, Miss Linda Stephens, Mr. David Ellison, Mr. Ben Spradlin, Mr. Burchell Stallard. Not pictured: Mr. Lawton Addington, Mr. John Bogart. PHYSICAL EDUCATION and MUSIC Left to right: Mr. Stephen King, Mr. Robert Nash, Mrs. Avia Funk. (FMMY BUSINESS EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Preston Salyer, Mr. James Jackson, Mrs. Betty Rothwell, Mrs. Unita Odle. First row, left to right: Mrs. Clarice McConnell, Third Second row: Mrs. Violet Strom, Third; Miss Edna Wills, Grade; Miss June Hilton, Second; Miss Lora Jordan, Third; Second; Mrs. Faye Gillesipe, Second; Mrs. Wilma Large, Mrs. Georgia Smith, First; Mrs. Anne Addington, First. First. (Fmmy First row, left to right: Mr. Finis McCoy, Principal; Mrs. Ann Davidson, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Clyde Addington, Fifth; Mrs. Shirley Turner, Fourth; Mrs. Erma Wolfe, Seventh; Mr. Billy Joe Bevins, Fourth; Mr. Ira Joe Lewis, Physical Education. Second row: Mrs. Ruth Carico, Seventh; Mrs. Roxanna Judd, Fifth; Mrs. Let a Fleenor, Seventh; Mrs. Faye Stapleton, Sixth; Miss Sarah Kate Chase, Fifth; Mrs. Flora Maine, Fourth; Mrs. Margaret Vance, Seventh; Mr. Douglas Kern, Seventh; Mr. Harry Roberts, Fourth. ‘ : 1 Vmmi TTims® Left to right: Mrs. Alice Counts, Vice-president; Mrs. Maude Hawkins, Treasurer; Mrs. Betty Rowland, President; Mrs. Georgia Smith, Secretary. Mr. Richmond brings an interesting message. Costume winners at the Halloween Carnival: Danny Buchanan, Rebecca Ernst, Susan Turner. Halloween Carnival Regular meeting 14 15 Left to right: Judy Ball, Treasurer; Kenneth Lawson, President; Sue Davis, Secretary; David Ringley, Vice-President. Cilass ©ppociuk Cy n $mwm (M©to Red Rose Everything has an ending; an ending of the days we had together, the good championship, all kinds of weather. J I Days of Wine and Roses Pink and White 16 ELAINE ADKINS Silence is more eloquent than words LINDA AKER To make the world a friendly place, one must have a friendly face JANICE AYERS Good nature and good sense are usually good companions JUDY BALL She doesn ' t think of boys all the time, sometimes she doesn ' t think ANNA JEAN BELL A blush is beautiful, but inconvenient LINDA BEVINS Not too serious, not too gay, but a true-blue girl in every way DANA BIRCHFIELD If giggles were grains of sand, she ' d be a desert LYNN BISHOP A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power TROY FREEMAN, JR. (Post Graduate) Life without mischief is no life at all ROBERT BRIGHT He ' s friendly and kind and can ' t resist all the charms of a certain Miss GARY BROWN Wine, women, and song ELIZABETH BRYANT Still water runs deep ELMER CASTLE When he works, he works, but when does he wqrk CANDY CORDER Small, but yet so cute and so sweet MARVIN CORDER In his very quietness, there is a charm CAROL DAVIS Let gentleness my strong enforcement be SUE DAVIS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance LINDA DINGUS A quiet tongue shows a wise head DAVID EASTERLING Speech is great, but silence is greater MILLARD EDWARDS Without his banjo, life would be a mistake NANCY ELKINS In her very quietness there is a charm NINA ELKINS The trouble with resisting temptation is that the chance may never come again DINAH EVANS She is as she is, and so she will be JOHN FANNON A faithful and a loving friend is a treasure VIRGINIA FREEMAN I believe in work, but I don ' t like it SHELIA GOLLIE She was born with a gift of gab BLAINE HALE Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye DANNY HALE My heart is content when I ' m mischief bent LUCILLE HALE Quiet, unassuming, and dependable JAMES HALE As a man thinketh, so is he MONA HALE A pearl of great price JOYCE HALL In her tongue is the law of kindness SHARON HAMILTON Kind, warm-hearted, and sincere I BONNA HAMM Her only labor was to kill time ELLEN HENSLEY She is little, but so is dynamite JOHN HICKS Give me a million girls, but give them one at a time JUANITA HICKS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world WANDA HICKS The woman that loves and laughs must surely do well RANDY HOLBROOK Happy and I from care RITA HOLBROOK Laughter is the key of life KAY JENKINS A big heart in a small frame JOY JONES A ready laugh, a sense of humor, and a y e n to be liked LARRY JORDAN If worry was the cause of death, I ' d live forever FAYE KILGORE I know a trick worth two of that JUDY KILGORE A jolly, unselfish personality is her greatest gift NOLAN KILGORE Charmed to capture many hearts GLORIA KISER Red hair has been the downfall of many a man HELEN KISER It matters not how long we live, but how FRANK LARGE Witty, winsome, and a wee bit wicked GARY LARGE In him many qualities lie that are hidden from the naked eye DENNY LAWSON A rare mixture of seriousness in frivolity EUNICE LAWSON . A wee bit witty, a wee bit wise, the fun just twinkles in her eyes JUDY LAWSON Smiling and sincere, ready to lend a helping hand whenever needed KENNETH LAWSON A good reputation is more valuable than money Robert McClellan A perfect angel sent from Heaven above— who goofed EDDIE McFADDIN Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers DUDLEY McGLOTHLIN All wisdon ' s armory this boy could wield SUSIE LAWSON A friendlier girl you couldn ' t find, just as sweet as she is kind RONNIE LONG Washington is dead; Lincoln is dead; Napoleon is dead; in fact, I don ' t feel so well myself LINDA MARCUS Unthinking, happy, and young GINGER McREYNOLDS ' Dusty hair and eyes that dance ' n BRENDA MEADE Modesty is the color of virtue CHRISTINE MULLINS Enjoy youth today, tomorrow you will be old ROGER MULLINS Teach me one-half the gladness thy brain must know JUDY MUTTER People like her made the world go ' round PATSY NICHOLS It ' s nice to be important, but it ' s more important to be nice BETTY NIXON And what care we seriously how my petals fall JAMES NIXON A good pal in everyway; one not found everyday ROY NIXON A jolly, good fellow BOBBY O ' DELL She looks like an angel, and acts like one to, but you never can tell what an angel will do PATSY ODLE She has the ability to do great things— and she will JERRY PALMER Who knows him knows a friend RITA PHILLIPS Quiet and all-right, always friendly and polite KYLE POWERS You never know the value of water till the well runs dry VICKI POWERS A blending of vim, vitality, and loveliness TOMMY PUCKETT A quiet young lad, but you ' d be surprised at all he knows JUDY REECE All women are ambitious naturally JOHN RHODES A talker not a thinker ALVIN RICHARDSON Quiet manners are a mark of good breeding ANNA RUTH RING Be resolved and the thing is done DANNY RINGLEY Chatter, chatter all through the day, no wonder the teacher ' s hair is grey DAVID RINGLEY Talks little and thinks much MARILYNN ROSE Music is well said to be the speech of angels MARGARET SALYER Although she ' s small and a little shy, you ' ll never find a better gal GARY SANDERS Conservative, modest, and polite PATSY SANDERS A little work and a little play to keep us going— so good day BONNIE SHEPHERD Nonsense is the spice of life JOY SHUPE Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe FAYE STALLARD Almost everything that is great has been done by youth KATHERINE STILL She stands in her own light GARY TICKLES In the fall a young man ' s fancy turns to basketball DORIS TRENT No one is wise at all times LINDA WALL Doing easily what others find difficult is a talent ANTHONY WILLIS Men ' s muscles move better when their souls are making merry ERNEST WILLIS There are seven ways to be happy, stay out of love, JOHNNY YEARY and you don ' t need the I ' m not extremely tall, other six but neither was Napoleon JOHN YORKE A friend is he throughout the land, a good athlete and a lady ' s man ' mm I MMMOTjl ROMEO and JULIET Anna Jean Bell Robert Bright MOST BASHFUL Dudley McGlothlin Candy Corder MOST TALKATIVE Benny Ketron Shelia Gollie FRIENDLIEST Dinah Evans David Ringley MOST INTELLECTUAL and MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Kiser Edward McF addin MOST ATHLETIC and MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Rita Holbrook Kenny Lawson MOST DEPENDABLE Sue Davis Gary Tickles NEATEST Betty Nixon Gary Brown CUTEST Nolan Kilgore Anna Jean Bell MOST TALENTED Marilyn Rose Johnny Rhodes WITTIEST Judy Mutter Benny Ketron MOST VERSATILE Gary Tickles Helen Kiser r . ■ 1 mm OUR SCHOOL PROGRAM Coeburn High School offers training in academic subjects, business courses, music, home economics, and dis- tributive education. Too, the Wise Count y Vocational School, located at Wise, Virginia, is available to all the high schools in the county. Here the students may learn a trade while they are acquiring as many as four units toward graduation. Languages offered are English, Latin, and French. English is required of every student each year of high school. Teaching English are Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Mrs. Rita White, Mrs. Dorothy Quillin, Mrs. Marian Quesenberry, Mrs. Lowella Whittaker (who is our Librarian), Mrs. Betty Rothwell, and Mr. John Hamm. In addition, Mrs. White teaches Speech and Journalism. Mrs. Lila Johnson teaches Latin and French. The courses in history include World, United States, Virginia, and Wise County histories; also World Economic Geography, Economics, and United States Government. The instructors are Mr. Ben Spradlin, Mr. Hansford Welch, Mr. Robert Reasor, Miss Joan Roberson, Mr. David Ellison, and Mr. John Bogart. Mr. David Ellison, Mr. Lawton Addington, Mr. John Bogart, Mrs. Barbara Verthein, Mr. Burchell Stallard, and Mr. Spradlin teach the sciences which include general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and geology. In the field of mathematics we offer general mathematics, two and one-half years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. The instructors are Mr. Lawton Addington, Miss Etta Hillman, Mrs. Judith Skorupa, and Mr. Henry Spangler. Mrs. Skorupa has a class of business arithmetic and Miss Hillman teaches one class of French. Miss Linda Stephens teaches the domestic sciences which cover sewing, cooking, marketing, and other home making activities. In business education we have two years each of typing and shorthand, one of bookkeeping, and one of business arithmetic. Teaching in this field are Mrs. Unita Odle, Mrs. Betty Rothwell, and Mr. Preston Salyer. Mrs. Avia Funk and Mr. Robert Nash teach physical education which is required of all eighth, ninth, and tenth grade students. Mr. James Jackson has charge of our Distribution Education program. In addition, he teaches retailing and general business courses. Mr. Stephen King directs our band, while Mrs. Virginia Counts and Mrs. Vera Atkinson teach piano. Mrs. Quesenberry, Mrs. Dotson, and Mrs. Johnson are our Guidance Directors. It is their responsibility to inter- view and help each student plan his course of study. Athletics are lead by Mr. Stallard who is head coach of the football and baseball teams. He is assisted in football by Mr. Nash. Mr. Ira Joe Lewis coaches basketball and track. He is also assisted by Mr. Nash. Mr. Terry Pope is in charge of our Junior varsity football program, and eighth grade basketball team. C 26 Left to right: Jimmy Jones, Michael Goodnough, Joe Brickey, John Stout MOST ATHLETIC Freda Sutherland Mike Goodnough Mary Adams Linda Amburgey Louise Anderson Roger Austin Doyle Ayers Melanie Baker Benny Boggs Linda Boggs Joe Brickey Jerry Bright J)dj)5� Cm Juanita Browning Frank Clay Joyce Buchanan Allen Couch Larry Buchanan Sol Dameron Michael Burke Danny Davis Carolyn Carico Gary Davis David Carty Wanda Edwards Wilda Estes Donald Fannon Tommy Fannon Linda Freeman Joe Fugate Mike Gibson Mike Goodnough Ardna Greear Carolyn Griffith Patty Griffith Robert Hall Gaye Hall Sammy Hall Duane Hamilton Linda Harvey Janet Hawkins James Hicks Margaret Holbrook Betty Horton Jackie Jessee Shirley Jessee Jimmy Jones Mattie Keen Charles Kilgore Michael Kilgore Karen King Kathy Large Carolyn Sue Lawson Linda Lawson Sharon Lawson Jennifer Luther Martha Mabe Erwin Markham Royce Markam Dennis Marshall Sharon Marshall Susan Marshall Eula Mays Billy McConnell Dudley McCoy Darrell McElyea Gaye McReynolds Pat Me Reynolds Carol Meade Harold Meade Katie Meade Linda Meade Meshell Meade Sharon Meade Charles Mullins Tommie Mullins Martha O ' Dell Jimmy Odle Greg Perry Lincoln Phillips Paula Ramey Pat Ringley Leslie Ritchie Phyllis Ritchie Kate Roberts Phyllis Roberts Jerry Rose Dorothy Rossie Sue Salyers David Sexton Ellis Sexton Pansy Sexton Donna Skeen Linda Stallard Freda Sutherland Larry Tickles Harold Thompson Linda Turner Lonzo Williams Danny Ye ary Trula Younce If MOST INTELLECTUAL Marcia Estes Delmar Wilson i ' MOST BASHFUL Joel Flanary Betsy Richardson MOST TALKATIVE Mike Clarke Katie Meade ®PM®M®®1 Cy SS (tadKi Left to right: Brenda Fatony, Jane Clay, Robert Hicks, Becky Porter. 31 Rhonda Adams Ray Adkins Dannie Arney Dannie Bailey John Baker Brenda Ball N ancy Bell Patty Bell Bobby Birchfield Dean Buchanan Martha Buchanan Glenna Caldwell Brenda Castle Mike Clark Steve Clark Gail Clay iomMOBS ClASS Jane Clay Sue Cole Brenda Cole Carl ass Collins Jina Lou Coomer Carolyn Corder Jill Corder Kay Couch Marlene Couch Don Couch Randall Cox Reginald Cox Clarence Crawford Gail Davis David Dingus Ronald Dingus Helen Dishman Donnie Dowell Donna Edwards Marcia Estes Wf n iA Brenda Fatony Joel Flanary Helen Foster Saundra Funk Roger Hale James Hamm Margaret Helbert Robert Hicks Shirley Holbrook Randy Horne Mary Jenkins T erry J enkins Phyllis Kennedy Joe Kilgore Tommy Kilgore James Kiser ®m®m®®i Cm Elaine Large Ray Lawson Margaret Lawson Barbara Love Dale Luther Avery McClellan Burnis McConnell Sherrie McConnell Johnny McElyea Patricia Mabrev James Maine Mike Maine Bobby Marshall Carolyn Marshall Colette Marshall Hubert Meade Ilene Meade Lewie Meade Olga Meade Brenda Mullins Sherril Owens Brenda Perry Sandra Pickett Rebecca Porter William Porter Sammy Reed Betsy Richardson Janice Richardson Phyllis Ringley Rita Jo Ringley Mary Mullins Charles Mutter Barbara O ' dell Charles Odle Jeanette Odle Beverly Osborne Gary Ritchie James Rose Lewis Rumley Nancy Rutherford Donna Salyers Jody Salyers Susie Sands Ronald Sanders Sammy Shupe Jack Smith Linda Smith Jerry Stallard Marsha Stallard Pat Stallard Delmer Stout Willie Stout Rex Strong Terry Thacker Delmar Wilson Charles Winebarger €m § OlFIFQCiES Left to right: Joyce Culbertson, Dwight Ward, Larry Greear, Jimmy Large, Jean Brown. MOST INTELLECTUAL Larry Greear Treva Thomas MOST ATHLETIC Jean Brown Gene Rowland 35 Belinda Adkins Janice Adkins Loretta Adkins Norma Adkins Tommy Aker Troy Akers Gayle Ayers Roger Bell James Bevins Sammy Bevins Monte Biggs Jane Blackburn Cathy Blankenbeckler Deborah Boggs Eunice Boggs Robert Bond Jean Brown Margaret Brummitt Danny Buchanan Gail Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan Paul Buchanan Bruce Burke Clarence Burke Brenda Campbell Wayne Carbough Brenda Carico Helen Castle Judy C astle Linda Clark James Collins Billy Cornett Nancy Couch Patricia Creed Joyce Culbertson Wayne Culbertson Nancy Dingus Jerry Domby Brenda Dotson Laura Dotson Larry Dowell Thurman Dykes Gary Easterling Janice Ellis Harry Evans Rosemary Ford Jerry Fraley Ronnie Freeman Gregory Funk Linda George Peggy Gibson Donnie Gillespie George Graham Delores Greear Larry Greear Clinton Hale Zane Hale Lee Hall Jackie Hall Ray Hamm David Hampton Dolly Helbert Nancy Helbert J. D. Hensley Josie Hill C arolyn Holbrook Kirby Holbrook Joe Max Horne Kenneth Home Jackie Huff Phyllis Hughes Sue Hylton Steve Hylton Ronnie Jenkins Jo Ella Jordan Randy Jordan Regina Kerns Mike Kiser Sharon Kiser Jimmy Large Carson Lawson Mary Ellen Lawson Nikki Lawson Robert Lawson Roy Lawson Carl Lindgreen Gary Linkous Margaret Luther Chryll Luther Robert Luther Marty Maine Linda Mann Larry Marcus Danny Martin Ralph Maples David McClellan Marty McClellan Mary McConnell Michael McFaddin Carolyn Meade Myra Meade Linda Mutter Mildred Mutter Carole Nichols Luther Nichols Danny Nixon Geraldine Noel Dillard Noonchester Pat Norris Jennifer O ' dell Kylene Osborne Mary Page Diann Perry Glenda Perry Joe Ramey Billy Reece George Reed Ollie Riggs Roy Riggs T eresa Roberts Donald Rose Gene Rowland Betty Salyer Carolyn Salyer Johnny Salyer Virginia Satterfield Roger Seaver Delmer Sexton Freda Sexton John Sexton Sarah Skeens Jimmy Smith Anna Sparks Glenn Stallard Linda Stallard Glenda Stanley Elizabeth Stout Lowell Stout Dorothy Taylor George Taylor Sharon Thomas Treva Thomas Billy Trent Dwight Ward Daphne Winebarger Etheleen Winebarger Gary Winebarger Janet Wright Anita Yorke Glenda Young BRAINIEST David Rose Dawn Couch MOST POPULAR Kay Evans Joe Pippin Cil ss ©racis: Left to right: Joel Funk, Joy Freeman, Pamela Bond, Janice Salyers, David Rose. 39 Roy Adams T erry Amey Mary Barker David Beck Dennis Boggs Pamela Bond Sherri Bond Norma Branham Leon Browning Fred Bryant Nancy Buchanan Shirley Buchanan Tim Buchanan Patricia Burke Kathy Campbell Glenda Carico Janice Carico Dale Coomer Dale Couch Dawn Couch Nancy Couch Brenda Counts Judith Counts Gary Culbertson Larry Culbertson Rita Culbertson Bill Davidson Gary Davis Jone Davis Raymond Dingus Bobby Dotson Kay Evans Sue Fannon Ernest Fields Joy Freeman Nancy Freeman Barney Fritz Jeanette Funk Joel Funk Judy Funk Nancy Funk Rita Funk Peggy Gibson Freda Gilliam Russell Graham Kathryn Greear Betty Griffith Bobby Griffith Norma Griffith Annette Hamm Harold Hartsoe Jerry Harvey Jewl Hayes Carol Helbert Karen Hillman Lee Hillman Kenneth Holbrook Rudy Holbrook Karen Home Sue Horton Larry Hughes Mike Hughes Barbara Hunsaker Sue Jackson Kathy Jennings Connie Johnson Jody Kennedy Jerome Kern Brenda Ketron Jeffery Kiser Bernice Large Darlene Large Linda Large Lynn Large Doris Lawson Genelle Lawson Judy Lawson Patricia Lawson Mary Litton Linda Lundy Janelle McClellan Alvin McClellan James McConnell Rebecca McConnell Rose Anna McCoy Joanna McGlothlin Rickey McReynolds Justin Markham Danny Meade Frances Meade Pam Meade Willie Meade Cathy Miller Debra Miller Jimmy Miller Arthur Mills Phillip Mills Arwood Moore Mary Moore Trula Moore Wayne Moore Gary Mullins Roy Nichols Charles Nixon Danny Olinger Christine Page Jackie Pannell Doris Pickett Joe Pippin Bernard Plaster Robert Plaster Roger Pope Evelyn Porter Patricia Porter Emma Lou Powers Gary Powers Mike Powers Jackie Pridemore James Puckett Danny Ramey Edward Ramsay Linda Reed Larry Richardson Gary Ring Charlotte Ringley Faye Roberts Robin Robins Ronald Robbins David Rose Patsy Rose Charlotte Salyer Janice Salyer Wayne Salyers Brenda Sanders Jimmy Sanders Joe Sanders Linda Sanders Paige Sanders Michael Seavers Andy Shepherd Brenda Shepherd Carolyn Smith Linda Smith Nila Smith Larry Stallard Rita Stallard Brenda Stanley Ernest Stepp Jearldine Strug ill Eddie Tickles Linda Turner Rex Vance Gary Welch Rose Mary Wells Barbara Winebarger Chyrll Winebarger Jerry Wright Donna Yonce 43 Seated, left to right: Ginger McReynolds, Miss Etta Joy Jones. Standing: Patsy Nichols, Arthur Gibson, Sue Hillamn, Sponsor, Patsy Odle, Susie Lawson, Linda Aker, Davis, Helen Kiser, Susan Marshall, Gary Tickles. Editor Associate Editor Business Manager News Editors . . • • Feature Editors. Typist Sports Reporters Club Reporter. . . . , Grade School Reporter, Interpretive Reporter, Photographer . . . . , Layout Advertising Managers Circulation Managers . .Faya Kilgore . . . Judy Ball • • Joyce Jones • . Diana Couch Sharon Marshall • Janet Hawkins .Shirley Jessee • .Gloria Kiser ... Rpy Nixon .Michael Gibson . Wanda Edwards • . Kay Jenkins ... Anonymous .Randy Holbrook . . Dawn couch . .Candy Corder . .Faye Kilgore • • . Judy Ball ... Roy Nixon .Shirley Jessee • .Gloria Kiser Seated: Mrs. Rita White, Sponsor; Faye Kilgore, Editor. Standing: Judy Ball, Assistant Editor; Joy Jones, Business Manager. Standing, left to right: Kay Jenkins, Janet Hawkins, Anna Jean Bell. Seated: Mrs. Rita White, Judy Ball, Ardna Greear, Sharon Marshall, Roy Nixon, Wanda Faye Kilgore, Joy Jones, Shirley Jessee. Edwards, Gloria Kiser, Randy Holbrook, Mike Gibson, 45 On Floor: J. Culbertson, N. Couch, J. Brown, O. Meade, B. Porter, L. Marcus, L. Greear. Seated: Miss Roberson, C. Corder, G. Tickles, S. Lawson, J. Jones, B. Fatoney, S. Holbrook, P.Stallard, L. Bevins, J.Funk, K. Holbrook, A. Willis, M. Goodnough, J. Large. Standing: N. Freeman, J. Freeman, M. Baker, J. Jones, L. Marcus, B. Hicks, M. Kilgore, L. Boggs, D. Ringley, M. Litton, J. Stout, J. Salyers, D. Hamilton, K. Lawson, J.Brickey, D. Rose, P. Mills, D. Ward, A. Shepherd. Seated: Gary Tickles, president. Standing: Miss Joan Roberson, sponsor; Jimmy Jones, vice-president; Carolyn Corder, secretary-treasurer. Top Pop Hop Dance This year the Student Council has been very active. We were in charge of the Homecoming Dance and Homecoming Parade and half time show at the football game. We have had numerous projects. Our last project of the year was to send a boy and a girl to a college campus for Boys ' State. Did you make enough money, Gary? 46 €®=H® InllhtP Standing, left to right: Mr. Preston Salyer, Mrs. Judith Skorupa, Sponsors; Vicki Powers, president, Linda Marcus, vice-president; Kathy Large, Donna Edwards. Second Row: Carolyn Corder, Marcia Estes. The Carl R. McConnell Tri-Hi-Y Club and the James N. Hillman Hi-Y Club were combined into one club this year, the Co-Ed-Hi-Y. Our club has 55 affiliated mem- bers. The purpose of our Co-Ed-Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Co-Ed-Hi-Y is a religious club and we, as members, are dedicated to God in serving Him through daily devotion and prayer each morning at school. The club also gives the blessing before each lunch period; we are also responsible for presenting a thought every week. We put up a Christmas tree in the main hall and gathered food and toys and distributed them to needy families in our area. Easter time Christmas project Seated, left to right: M. Couch, S. Sands, P. Meade, D. Rossie, D. Couch, P. Sanders, J. Odle, N. Lawson, G. Davis. Second Row: Mr. Salyer, Mrs. Skorupa, P. Ringley, P. Ramey, N. .Helbert, M. McConnell, J. Brown, D. Helbert, P. Norris, C. Mullins, S. Marshall, L. Large, D. Younce, E. Powers, D. McCoy. Third Row: C. Corder, C. Meade, M. Meade, W. Estes, P. Stallard, B. O ' Dell, V. Powers, G. McReynolds, N. Elkins, J. Luther, K. Large, J. Lawson, P. Odle. Fourth Row: S. Dingus, E. Large, J. Salyer, J.Coomer, B. R ichardson, K. Meade, A. Greear, S. Coe, T. Thomas, G. Young, D. Couch, T. Kilgore, M. Estes, D. Edwards, L. Marcus, C. Marshall, J. O ' Dell, K. Roberts, D. Martin. Left to right: First Row: M. Baker, K. Large, L. Bevins, L. Aker, P. Odle, S. Davis, B. Fatony, Mrs. Verthein. Second Row: F. Kilgore, J. Mutter, D. Birchfield, G. McReynolds, L. Marcus, P. Nichols, A. Bell. Third Row: V. Powers, D. Evans, L. Wall, S. Lawson, N. Elkins, R. Ringley, M. Rose, S. Sands. Our Santa Pal KiYuinri €« | The Keyette Club ' s purpose is to help in any way it can in the betterment of our school and community. The Keyetteshave many activities to raise money for helpful projects. The Club again adopted an underprivileged child at Christmas. As an annual project the Keyettes also deco- rated the classrooms and the halls. The Club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade which won first place. The theme of this float was Keys to Success, which means that success is within your reach if you will only work for it. Left to Right: Mrs. Barbara Verthein, Sponsor; Patsy Nichols, President; Marilyn Rose, Vice-President; Linda Bevins, Treasurer; Anna Jean Bell, Secretary. Yea, we won! Left to right: Delmar Wilson, Jimmy Jones, Allen Couch, Three Time Winners. Kiy Cum)® The Key Club has had a prosperous year. We have, had several projects, which were selling reserve seat tickets and taking up tickets at the gate dining the foot- ball season as well as raising and lowering the flag each day. We also purchased a new state flag. Other projects were dress up day every other week, repainting of all room numbers and selling tickets to theKiwanis pancake sale on election day. We had our annual basketball game with the faculty and a basketball game with the D.E. Club. We also held several dances during the year with live bands. Two special dances were the Ring Dance for the Juniors and one honoring the Key Club Sweetheart, Linda Marcus. Three of our members, Delmar Wilson, Jimmy Jones, and Allen Couch, appeared on Klub Kw ' iz and were very successful for several weeks. First Row: R. Holbrook, Treasurer; J. Fugate, Secretary; K. Lawson, President; D. Yeary, Vice-President; Mr. Jim Jackson, Sponsor. Second Row: G. Brown, Sergeant-at- Arms; M. Goodnough, Junior Representative; B. Birchfield, Sophomore Representative. Juniors receive their rings at the Ring Dance, sponsored by the Key Club. Coeburn Community Librar Seated: J. Jones, M. Goodnough, D. Yeary, G. Brown, J. Rhodes, D. Rose, A. Couch, D. Wilson, F. Clay, K. Lawson, J. Fugate, B. Birchfield, B. Hall. Standing: J. Baker, Mr. Jackson. L. Jordan, R. Holbrook, D. McCoy, B. McConnell, 49 First row, left to right: N. Helbert, K. Evans, J. Davis, D.Helbert, L. Boggs, B. Fatony, E. Adkins, J. Hawkins, P. Ramey, D. Evans, M. McConnell, M. O ' dell. Second row: G. Coomer, C. Corder, K. Smith, N. Rutherford, A. Yorke, D. Boggs, G. Buchanan, M. Rose, G. Mc- Reynolds, P. Nichols, J. Jones, L. Aker, Mrs. Johnson. Third row: S. Lawson, D. Couch, E. Powers, K. Adkins, N. Elkins, L. W all, C. Meade, M. Holbrook, T. Younce, J. Ayers, P. Odle, J. Luther, M. Estes. Fourth row: 1965-66 Officers as seen at the Mardi-Gras Seated: Mrs. Lila Johnson, Sponsor; M. Kilgore, President; J. Odle, Vice-President; J. Luther, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: M. McConnell, Reporter; L. Marcus, Alternate President; A. Couch, Alternate Vice-President; T. Younce, Alternate Secretary-Treasurer. L. Hillman, D.Ringley, L. Marcus, H. Porter, K. Large, V. Powers, J. Richardson, P. Ringley, E. Large, P. Mc- Reynolds, J. Salyers, R. Ringley, P. Stallard, J. Jones, Rand all Cox, D.Wilson, Reginald Cox. Fifth row: A.Couch, D. Arney, T. Jenkins, J. Hamm, G. Tickles, R. Markham, E. Sexton, M. Kilgore, R. Austin, J. Odle, D. Hamilton, B. McConnell, D. McCoy, N. Kilgore, D. Couch, B. Birchfield, W. Porter, K. Lawson, F. Clay, C. Mutter, D. Gillespie, J. Fugate. (L mdh € im The Latin Club, one of the oldest clubs of Coebum High School, was formed around the year 1946. The club is composed of students taking first and second year Latin, or students who have completed two years of Latin. Our motto is Labor omnia vincit — Work conquers all. Each year the Latin Club raises money to have an annual party. This year we have chosen the Hawaiian Luau as our theme. Costume Winners 50 1965-66 Officers €� The French Club is composed of students taking first and second year French along with the honorary members. We are an active organization. We enter a float in the Homecoming Parade each year and work throughout the year to raise money for the Mardi Gras, an annual event. In our classes we study the French language and other phases of French life. First row: D. Evans, president; B. Goodnough, vice- president; H. Kiser, secretary-treasurer; J. Bright, re- The Mardi-Gras was great! porter. Second row: M. Baker, alternate president; G. Perry, alternate vice-president; S. Lawson, alternate secretary-treasurer; D. Marshall, alternate reporter; Mrs. Lila Johnson, sponsor. First row: L. Harper, M. Baker, S. Lawson, J. Hawkins, S. Marshall, P. Sanders, B. Mullins, M. Mullins, J. Hall, Mrs. Johnson. Second row: D.Rossie O. Meade, J. Qdle, L. Boggs, P. Stallard, S. Sands, D. Salyers, K. Large, M� Estes, G. Marshall, B. Richardson, I. Meade. Third row: G. Davis, L. Bevins, C.Corder, H. Kiser, D. Evans, P. Ramey, C.Carico, C. Griffith, C. Marshall, M.Keen, M. Stallard. Fourth row: G. Large, R. Pope, J. Pippin, G. Perry, R. Strong, C. Winebarger, L. Adkins, E. Mc- Connell, M. Goodnough, L. Jordan, T. Thacker, J. Stallard, D. Stout. Fifth row: M. Maine, B. Marshall, D. Satterfield, M. Burke, L. Buchanan, M. Meade, J. Stout, J. Bright, D. Marshall, B. Hale, D. Yeary, K. Kennedy, J. Rose, B. Hale. 51 First row, left to right: O. Riggs, R. Culbertson, C. Nichols, B. Campbell, B. Dotson, M. Buchanan, M. Meade. Second row: M. Hale, E. Lawson, J. Odle, C. Corder, A. Bell, D. Perry, N. Elkins, D. Birchfield, L. Bevins, C. Mullins, J. Lawson, A. Greear, B. Osbone, L. Freeman. Third row: Miss Stevens, P. Ramey, L. Stallard, F. Meade,, S.. Marshall, P.. Kennedy, M. Adkins, K. Horne, V. Freeman, K. Meade, D. Couch, P. Ritchie, D. Greear, K. Large, M. O ' Dell. Santa Pals IFo Ink The Coeburn High School Future Homemakers of America Club was organized in 1956 with Clara Belle Elben as President. Since that time the club has become affiliated with the state and National F. H. A. ' s. About five years ago, the F.H. A. Clubs in this area organized the Black Diamond Federation, which at pre- sent, has a membership of more than 135. The year 1964-1965 has been a successful one finan- cially. The Club has served dinners for several organi- zations, had bake sales, and sold cook books. Seated: Miss Linda Stevens, Sponsor; K. Meade, Vice- President; M. Buchanan, President. Standing: K. Large, Historian; D. Couch, Reporter; C. Meade, Songleader; D. Greear, Treasurer; M. Meade, Chaplain;- L. Freeman, Secretary; S. Dingus, Parliamentarian. 52 Happy Birthday, Miss Stevens! lAGSTY IPATTBOIL The Coeburn Safety Patrol is composed of 30 members which include six seniors. It is a very active club in doing its regular duties and also working at football games. For the Patrol annual trip, they will travel to the Breaks Interstate Park.. Everyone has a wonderful time on these trips and looks forward to the trip next year. Mr. Lawton Addington, Sponsor; Gary Tickles, Captain; Ellis Sexton, Co-captain; Susan M arshall, Secretary; Mike Kiser, First Lt. ; Danny Martin, Second Lt. Safety on Arrival Safety on Campus First Row: D. Markham, D. Hampton, L. Greear, C. Luther, M. Adams, S. Buchanan. Second Row: S. Holbrook, K. Norris, K. Roberts, A. Sparks, J. Hall, J. Lawson, B. Dotson, S. Marshall, P. Odle, G. McReynolds. Third Row: Mr. Addington, G. Tickles, E. Sexton, G. Wine- barger, J. Hicks, R. McClellan, D. Luther, M. Kiser, S. Hylton, A. Richardson, D. Martin, D. Dingus. 53 First row: C. Corder, C. Meade, C. Kilgore, B. Dotson, T. Roberts, C. Corder, D. Helbert, O. Meade, Mrs. Dotson. Second row: L. Buchanan, B. Hale, D. Marshall, J. Hall, D. Rossie, M. Meade, S. Kiser, M. McConnell, M. Buchanan. Our New Members Source 4Wrl €� The Coeburn Senior 4-H Club has a total of twenty- five members. Our sponsor is Mrs. B. J. Dotson and the county counselors are Mr. Jim McCormick and Miss Jo Cleek. The members of the club have a broad field of activities on which they may choose to work for projects; Left to right: Olga Meade, President; Carolyn Corder, Vice-president; Nancy Helbert, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Marshall, Reporter; Dorothy Rossie and Delores Greear, Song Leaders, Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Sponsor. Seated: Nancy Jane Elkins, President. Standing: Dudley McCoy, Vice-President; Linda Bevins, Treasurer; Candy Corder, Secretary; Mrs. Louella Whittaker, Sponsor. Hard at work. Left to right: Candy Corder, Linda Bevins, Nina Elkins, McCoy, Bill Porter, Janice Ayers, Nancy Elkins, Mrs. Jill Corder, Phyllis Kennedy, Patty Lawson, Dana Birch- Louella Whittaker, field, Martha O ' dell, Becky Porter, Judith Lawson, Dudley 55 First row: B. Hale, B. Ketron, E. Bryant, G. Sanders, C. Mullins, V. Freeman, D. Hale, J. Reece, J. Fannon, G. Brown. Second row: W. Hicks, S. Cole, S. Meade, Seated: Benny Ketron, President. Standing: Judy Reece, Secretary; John Fannon, Vice-President; Mr. Jim Jackson, Sponsor. On The Job: Gary Brown (with admirer, Mark Odle) at Coeburn ' s Discount Market. L. Large, J. Browning, B. Shepherd, P. Sanders, S. Salyer, J. Buchanan, D. Trent, J. Hicks, T. Freeman, D. Ayers, E. Markham, J. Hicks, J. Kiser, E. Castle, Mr. Jackson. DasMiTwi HiiCATOM The D.E. Club sponsored a dance after the last home football game. Music was provided by the Blue Notes. On November 6 the D.E. Club challenged the Key Club to a basketball brawl . The exciting game ended with the victory of the D.E. Club. Profits made at the game were divided between the two clubs. Mr. Jim Jackson, the D. E. coordinator, and five D. E. members traveled to Clintwood on November 18 to a precontest meeting of all the district D.E. Clubs. The D.E. Club plans to send at least two students to compete in a six participant contest in the District Con- test Meeting and Leadership Conference in April with all expenses paid by the D. E. Club. Gary Sanders at Lays Hardware and Furniture Company. 56 1 1 First row, left to right: J. Bevins, T. Dikes, R. Nixon, J. Yorke, D. Marshall, E. Willis, K. Powers. Second row: J. Rose, J. Maine, A. Willis, D. Ring ley, F. Clay, 57 L. Adkins, R. Hamm. Third row: N. Kilgore, G. Graham, D. Ringley, D. Yeary, E. Markham, L. Buchanan, R. Markham, D. Rose, R. Austin. Seated: Vicki Powers, Carole Meade, Nancy Elkins, Nina Elkins, Dennis Marshall. Standing: Mr. Reasor, Joe Ramey, Sandy Dingus, Kathy Large, Sharon Kiser, Glenda Young, Treva Thomas, Jeanette Odle, Gayle Buchanan, Gail Davis, Gene Rowland, Miss Roberson. The Debating Club consists of fifteen members and is sponsored by Miss Roberson and Mr.. Reasor.. The students in this club feel that by being a part of such an organi- zation that they are learning to re- ject dogmas of religion, education, and society in general and to re- place them with an open-minded- ness which is the mark of an edu- cated individual in a democratic society. The club hopes to achieve these goals by debating in club meetings, assembly programs, and participating in the district Foren- sics organization. Miss Joan Roberson and Mr. Robert Reasor, Sponsors: Vicki Powers, President; Carole Meade, Secretary; Kathy Large, Vice-president. 58 Debaters in Contest: Gene Rowland, Nancy Elkins, Joe Ramey. Not in picture: Vicki Powers. (?b®si [P@iw Seated; Mrs. White, Mrs. Quillin, Mrs. Rothwell. Standing: C. Corder, P. Norris, M. Meade, D. Helbert, O. Meade, M. Kilgore, D. Rossie, J. Rhodes, M. Rose, N. Helbert, N. Lawson, M. McConnell, D. Evans. Seated: Dinah Evans, Vice-President; Carolyn Corder, President; Mary McConnell, Secretary. Standing: Mrs. Rita White, Mrs. Betty Rothwell, and Mrs. Dorothy Quillin, Sponsors. IPiiraY ANI© [P®®Si ®IA©HISS OKI CoffaTTHSTT John Rhodes, Olga Meade Michael Kilgore, Dinah Evans 59 €©g©m Dudi First row, left to right: Boggs, Richardson, Stallard, Dingus, Salyer, Hmisaker, Fatony. Second row: Sands, Large, Still, Powers, McConnell, Meade, Boggs, Yorke, Skeen, Wall, Addington, Elkins, Kilgore. Third row: Couch, Buchanan, Meade, Estes, Davis, Adkins, McClellan, Meade, McConnell, Pippin, Adkins, Bailey, MkMimri Kathy Still, Elaine Large, Donna Skeens, Linda Boggs 60 Dotson, Pannell, Perry, Mullins, King. Fourth row: Riggs, Rhodes, Ball, Ringley, Jordan, Birchfield, Mr. Hartsoe, Pope, Gillespie, Bishop, Jones, Kiser, Mullins, King, Director. Seated: Michael Kilgore, Second Lieutenant; Bobby Birchfield, Captain and Drum Major; Joe Pippin, First Lieutenant. Standing: Mr. Stephen King, Director; Linda Boggs, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Stallard, Assistant Librarian; Brenda Fatony, Librarian; Kathy Still, Assistant Librarian. 61 Mrs. Rowland presents Mr. Addington with Life Membership pin. Mrs. Anne Addington ' s Variety Show Winners Reception for Seniors Faculty Reception Minister Talley, win- Terri Rowland entertains ner of first prize in Va- the Seniors, riety Show. Open House Tea Mr. Addington and Miss Hillman receive life member- ships. ATOtHIKS 63 First row, left to right: Owens, Buchanan, Hicks, Holbrook, Lawson, Lawson, Jordan, Gibson, Wright, Aker. Second row: Coach Nash, Willis, Bond, Jenkins, Porter, Linkous, Hensley, Hale, Kilgore, Hale, Goodnough, Yorke, Carty, Coach Stallard. Third row: Meade, Burke, Odle, Rowland, McClellan, Renfro, Lawson, Fannon, Jordan, Kennedy, Clay, Reed, Thacker, Jenkins, Yeary. Ikyi COACHES Mr. Burchell Stallard Mr. Robert Nash MANAGERS Larry Tickles Tommy Powers CAPTAINS Blaine Hale Kenny Lawson 64 DANNY HALE Half-back J. D. HENSLEY Tackle JOHN YORKE Center LARRY JORDAN Fullback CHARLES ODLE Guard KENNY KENNEDY Tackle DONALD FANNON End DAVID CARTY Guard ANTHONY WILLIS Quarterback 65 Gary Tickles— Forward-Captain, Honor- able Mention All District Charles Mullins — Forward— H onorable Mention All District Varsity Basketball: David Carty, Lincoln Phillips, Michael Lawson, Mike Gibson, Eddie McFaddin. Kneeling— Goodnough, Gary Tickles, Donald Fannon, Dudley Coach, Ira Joe Lewis. McGlothlin, Charles Mullins, Mike Burke, Kenneth 66 EDDIE McFADDIN Guard DAVID CARTY Guard LINCOLN PHILLIPS Forward BUTCH GOODNOUGH Guard MIKE BURKE Forward BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1964-1965 Ervington 84 Coebum 40 Norton 67 Coeburn 69 Haysi 84 Coeburn 64 Pound 45 Coebum 38 Wise 70 Coeburn 37 Powell Valley 61 Coebum 48 Gate City 98 Coebum 62 Appalachia 48 Coebum 64 Clintwood 69 Coebum 49 Norton 79 Coeburn 63 Haysi 82 Coebum 62 Ervington 64 Coebum 49 Pound 55 Coeburn 33 Powell Valley 40 Coeburn 49 Gate City 106 Coeburn 66 Wise 61 Coeburn 44 Appalachia 57 Coebum 81 Clintwood 69 Coebum 67 Wise County Tournament Powell Valley 59 Coebum 55 District Tournament Norton 77 Coebum 62 MIKE GIBSON Guard KENNETH LAWSON Forward DONALD FANNON Center DUDLEY McGLOTHLIN C enter TOM FANNON LARRY TICKLES Managers First row: Coach Burchell St allard, B. Cornett,. B.. Hale, S. Owens, L. Phillips, S. Renfro, B. Porter, A. Willis, M. Gibson, D. Hale, J. Baker, Second row: C. Lawson, M. McClellan, D. Ward, D. McClellan, E. Markham, R. Bright, L. Jordan, R. Cox, R. Jordan, J. Fugate, B. Goodnough, D. Marshall. Third row: K. Horne, T. Akers, G. Davis, R. Lawson, R. Jenkins, D. Couch, G. Tickles, K. Kennedy, G. Rowland, T. Jenkins, L. Buchanan, D. Yeary, D. Nixon. TTemk Tfg m First row: Coach Ira Joe Lewis, C. Odle, G. Davis, B. Birchfield, K. Lawson, S. Reed, D.Fannon, J. Kilgore, D. Marshall, M. Burke. Second row: J. Smith, B. Hicks, D. Buchanan, M. Clarke, F. Clay, G. Linkous, L. Phillips, B. Hale, A. McClellan, T. Fannon. Third row: J. D. Hensley, J. Jones, J. Odle, R. Austin, R. Holbrook, T. Aker, T. Thacker, L. Adkins, D. Yeary, J. Yorke, J. Ramey. First row, left to right: A. Mills, R. McReynolds, D. Couch, G. Culbertson, B. Kennedy, J. Markham, C. Burke, D. Adams, Mr. Terry Pope (Coach). Sec- ond row: J. Ball, R. Hol- brook, D. Nixon, G.Funk, R. Lawson, J. Wright, J. Maine, J. Dotson. Third row: L. Hughes, J. Sanders, S. Owens, T. Aker, T. Akers, M. Clark, R. Cox. Fourth row: W. Pickett, R. Jenkins, C. Lawson, B. Cornett, R. Lawson, R. Jordan. ©ASGStnriuAiLiL J. D. Hensley, B. Birch- field, B. Hicks, R. Jenkins, D. McClellan, R. Bond, C. Mutter, J. Ramey, D. Dingus, G. Rowland, D. Couch, B. Cornett, J. Domby, T. Jenkins, G. Linkous, J. Smith. Ho@IKITO ©ASIBgmiUL First row, left to right: Mr. T erry Pope, coach; R. Mc- Reynolds, J. Sanders, Welch, B. Griffith, C. Richardson, D. Ramey. Second row: A. Mills, R. Holbrook, D. Couch, D. Adams, R. Vance, L.Stal- lard, J. Pridemore, M. Powers, J. Puckett. Third row: J. Rose, P. Mills, R. Dingus, J. Kern, R. Gra- ham, R. Pope. 69 Standing, left to right: Carolyn Holbrook, Gail Davis, Paula Ramey, Mary McConnell. Kneeling from left to Jeanette Odle, Mrs. Avia Funk, Sponsor, Melanie Baker, right: Dinah Evans, Rita Holbrook. «0TTY Standing, left to right: Mr. John Hamm, Sponsor, Nikki Lawson, Jean Brown, Kay Evans, Dawn Couch, Patsy Rose, Joan Davis, Dolly Helbert. Kneeling: Nancy Helbert. 70 IFBAmiS m Crowning of Mr. and Miss Coeburn High Shall we dance?? Sitting one out Refreshment time! Mr. and Miss Coeburn High take a swing. Yrii 1 { Vi £U Senior Waltz Mm €®i©m (nta Bobbie O ' Dell MR €©!©� Irta John Yorke HtHMIMlTABY §CJ� ®[L ®@¥M7Y i i-% (rtalC®B� ® @091000 Gary Tickles crowns Queen Linda Boggs Miss Linda Boggs Mumms ®i? ran @yniKi a i C®y®ir Judy Ball, Dolly Helbert, Donna Skeens Jeanette Odle, Bobbie O ' Dell, Queen Linda Boggs 74 Inhim Sto©K Award Winners— F i r s t row, left to right: C. Corder, N. Elkins, J. Shupe, C. Ringley, L. Harper, B. Fatony, M. Stallard, L. Wall, D. Evans, H. Kiser. Second row: V. Powers, M. Rose, S. Lawson, J. Baker, L. Horne, M. Baker, S. Marshall, L. Boggs, T. Thomas, B. Porter, P. Odle, S. Davis, E. McFaddin. Third row: G. Mc- Reynolds, L. Aker, A. Gibson, D. Hamilton, M. Kilgore, G. Tickles, G. Brown. EDDIE McFADDIN Eddie has maintained the highest average in his class and for this out- standing average, he has been honored as CHS ' s Valedictorian for ' 65. He has been an active worker in many clubs and activities. Eddie was also a mem- ber of the basketball team, and he has excelled outstandingly in math. He has proven himself to be a person of a superior nature, and we know that he will be a successful person. Good luck, Eddie! SUE DAVIS Sue is one of CHS ' s outstanding students. She has been excellent in her studies and has participated actively in extracurricular activities. During her high school years, she has been a member of the Student Council, Key- ette club, and on the Reflector Staff. She was also secretary-treasurer of the senior class. Sue will be an excellent worker in her chosen field. Good luck! DINAH EVANS Dinah is truly an excellent student. She has proven this by maintaining one of the highest aver- ages in her class. She is Salutatorian of her class. She has served as president of the French Club, and also has been a member of the Latin Club, Keyette, and several other clubs. She was also co-captain of the cheerleaders. Dinah plans to attend Radford College. Dinah is sure to be an asset to her pro- fession and also to her community. Congratulations, Dinah! iHINM DAVID RINGLEY David has proven himself to be a superior and outstanding student. He is vice-president of his senior class and has been an active worker in several extra- curricular activities including the Latin club and the Student Council. He plans to enter college and study tobecome a pharmacist. With his ability and inter- est, David is sure to succeed in whatever he under- takes. May the best of everything be yours, David! GARY TICKLES Gary is an excellent scholar and athlete. He has served as president of the Student Council, captain of the basketball team, and has been an active member and a great asset to several other clubs. He has also worked as a member of the Reflector Staff. He plans to attend Clinch Valley College; and with his ability for leadership, he will lead a successful life. May success and good fortune be yours, Gary! HELEN KISER Helen has been one of the best students ever to attend Coebum High School. She is president of her homeroom, secretary- treasurer of the French club, and a member of the Reflector Staff. She has maintained a high scholastic average all through school. She plans to attend Berea College. Helen is sure to do her very best. Best of luck to you, Helen! JOY JONES Joy is another of CHS ' s better students. She has been a hard worker for the Student Council by serving as president of her senior homeroom. She has been an active worker for the Knights ' Knews. Joy has served as a member of the Latin club, Reflector Staff, and has been an exceptionally good student in her geology class. She plans to enter college, and she is sure to be a great suc- cess. Best of luck, Joy! ARTHUR GIBSON Arthur is one of the better students in his class. He has done excellently in both his studies and other activities. He has been a member of the Reflector Staff and other clubs. Arthur has maintained a high average throughout school, and he is sure to succeed in whatever he does. Best wishes, Arthur! MARILYN ROSE She has done excellently in her studies and in other school activities. During her years in high school, she has held a high average and ranked third in her class. Marilyn has been a member of several clubs including Latin, Keyette, Ninety, and the Student Council. She also received the first-year typing award. She plans to attend Berea College. Our best wishes go with you, Marilyn! NOLAN KILGORE Nolan is another of our popular and better stu- dents, who has maintained a fine record throughout his high school years. He has been a worthy member of the Latin and F orestry clubs. Success to you, Nolan! SUSIE LAWSON Susie, our editor-in-chief, is a very versatile person and leader. She has excelled in scholastic activities and has been an active member of the Student Council, Tri-Hi- Y, Keyette, Ninety, and Latin Clubs. She received the DAR Good Citizenship Award this year. Too, she was a valuable player on the basketball team which won championship in the school as well as in the county. She plans to attend Clinch Valley College and specialize in English. Congratulations and best wishes, Susie! KENNY LAWSON Kenny has been one of the hardest workers at CHS. He has been busy serving as president of his senior class, president of the Key Club, and also as captain of the football team. Along with these activities, Kenny has ex- celled greatly in his studies. He plans to attend Clinch Valley College. With his leadership. Kenny will surely do his very best. We wish him much success! Dr. William C. Finch, Our Speaker for Vesper Services The March is on. Kenny speaks It ' s almost eight o ' clock. Moments to Remember It ' s that time now. Joy and Helen study results of the Magazine Sales. Seniors Homecoming Float IT® F.H. A. compliments the Seniors Planning our Yearbook Juniors entertain the Seniors Homecoming Festivities 79 Senior Members of the Band: John Rhodes, Elaine Adkins, Judy Ball, Kathy Still, Lynn Bishop, Linda Wall, Roger Mullins. Not pictured: Nina Elkins. Joy Jones and Anna Ruth Ring, first and second place winners, in Magazine Campaign. Mr. Med Hammon gets the maga- zine drive started. Scholarship Winners: David Ring- ley, Elaine Adkins, Arthur Gibson. ®®g M®MOT§ I® faSMB One-Act Play cast with Director, Mr. Robert Cooper Susie Lawson checks the records 80 Key Club honors Juniors with Ring Dance Caps and gowns arrive Mrs. Emilie Skeens and Mrs. Viola Ringley keep our building in top shape. Mr. Mac Ringley, our head custo- dian, is always ready to lend us a hand. 81 I CaM(� CaG� A Mr. Morris Burchette, our pho- At the Mardi-Gras Mrs. Bevins at work tographer, isn ' t responsible for these snaps. Surprised, Mr. Stallard??? Lunch Time -What ' s the matter, Susie??? Miss Roberson at the Christmas Mr. Ringley has a birthday. Scared, Joy??? party. Costume Winners Our very own Romeo and Juliet at the Mardi- Gras 82 p £ 83 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1964-1965 Clinchiield Coal Company Dante, Virginia 84 Erwin Supply Co. Distributors— Wholesale Only MINE AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES YOU CALL-WE HAUL (Toll Chg) CLINCHO-2311 McCI ure, Va . © T% C T§ IF®© T$ OGWMC CALL 366 NORTON, VA. 85 ELAINE ADKINS Band- 1,2, 3, 4, Latin Club-2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi- Y-4 LINDA AKER Latin Club-2, 3, 4, 5 Secretary and Treasurer- 3 Tri-Hi- Y- 1,2, 3,4 Keyette Club-4, 5 Secretary-4 Ninety Club-1, 2, 3 Band- 1, 2 All-District Band-2 Monogram Club-2 Annual Staff -4, 5 Assistant Business Manager-4 Business Manager-5 One- Act Play-2, 5 JANICE AYERS , 4-H Club-2, 3, 4, 5 Latin Club- 2, 3, 4, 5 Prose and Poetry- 3, 4, 5 Library Club-5 Co-Ed Hi-Y-5 JUDY BALL French Club- 3 Safety Patrol -3 Tri-Hi- Y- 1,2, 3 Pep Club- 2 Band- 2, 3,4,5 Monogr am Club-2 One-Act Play-5 All-District Band-2 ANNA JEAN BELL Tri-Hi- Y-l, 2, 3 Band- 1,2 Librarian- 2 Student Council- 1, 4 Latin Club-2 Glee Club- 3 Keyette Club 4, 5 Secretary-5 F. H. A. -5 LINDA BEVINS French Club- 3 Keyettes-4, 5 Treasurer-5 Student Council- 1 Library Club-4, 5 Treasurer-4 F. H. A. -5 Band- 2 Tri-Hi- Y-l DANA BIRCHFIELD Band- 1,2, 3,4 Latin Club- 3 Keyettes-4, 5 Glee Club-2, 3 F. H. A. -5 Library Club-5 LYNN BISHOP Band- 1,2, 3,4,5 All-District Band-4, 5 Majorette-2, 3 French Club- 3 Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2 Reporter-2 One-Act Play- 3 Coed-Hi-Y-5 ROBERT BRIGHT Baseball- 2, 3,4.5 Football- 1,2 Track- 2 French Club- 3, 4, 5 President-4 Monogram-2 GARY BROWN Basketball- 1 Varsity Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Key Club- 2, 3,4 Forestry Club- 2, 3 D. E. -4 Track- 2, 4 Hi-Y-2 Latin Club- 3 ELIZABETH BRYANT French Club- 3 D. E. Club-5 ELMER CASTLE Football-1,2,3,4 D. E. -5 CANDY C ORDER 4-H Club-4 French Club- 3 Vice President-4 Prose and Poetry- 1 Library Club-4, 5 Secretary-5 LINDA CAROL DAVIS 4-H Club-1 F.H.A. Club- 3 SUE DAVIS Student Council-1, 2, 3,4, 5 Keyettes-4, 5 Ninety Club- 3 Senior Class Secretary-5 Glee Club-3 Annual Staff-5 DAVID EASTERLING Band-1,2, 3 Latin Club- 3 NANCY ELKINS Library Club-1, 2, 3,4, 5 Secretary-Treasurer-4 President-5 Keyettes-4, 5 Student Council-4 Vice President-4 Latin Club-3, 4, 5 Assistant Secretary-Treasurer- Debating Club-3,4,5 President-4 Ninety Club- 3 NINA ELKINS Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,4 Debating-2, 3, 4 Band-2, 3, 4 F.H.A. -4 Library-4 4-H Club- 2 French Club- 3 DINAH EVANS Cheerleader- 2, 3,4,5 Co-Captain-5 Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3 Chaplain- 2, 3 French Club-4, 5 President-5 Latin Club-2, 3, 4, 5 Prose and Poetry-2, 5 Vice President-5 One-Act Play-3,4, 5 Pep Club-1 Monogram Club-2 Chorus-2 Ninety Club- 1,2, 3 Keyette Club-4, 5 JOHN FANNON J.V. Football- 1,2 J.V. Basketball- 3 D.E. Club-5 Forestry Club-5 TROY FREEMAN D.E. Club-5 ARTHUR GIBSON Forestry Club-3,4 Annual Staff-5 SHELIA GOLLIE Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, 5 Band-1, 2 DANNY HALE Football- 1,2, 3,4,5 Baseball-2, 3,4,5 Basketball-2 Track- 3 French-3, 4, 5 Student Council- 1 JOYCE HALL Safety Patrol-3, 4, 5 4-H Club- 2, 3,4 French Club- 3, 4, 5 Glee Club-1 SHARON HAMILTON Latin Club-2, 3,4 JOHN HICKS Latin Club-2, 3, 4, 5 One-Act Play-3, 4, 5 Debating Club-4 -4 Forestry Club-4, 5 Key Club-3,4,5 4-H Club-2, 3 Hi-Y-3,4 Ninety Ciub-1, 2 Student Council-4, 5 Paper Staff-4 JUANITA HICKS Tri-Hi-Y-2 French Club-3 D. E. Club-5 RANDY HOLBROOK Key Club-3,4,5 Treasurer-4 RITA HOLBROOK F.H.A. -2,3 One-Act Play-3 Glee Club- 3 4-H Club- 1,2 Pep Club-1 Cheerleader- 3, 4, 5 Captain- 5 JOY JONES Latin Club- 2, 3, 4, 5 Vice President- 3 Dramatic Club- 2, 3 Chorus- 3 Annual Staff-5 Assistant Business Manager-5 Paper Staff-5 Business Manager- 5 Student Council-5 LARRY JORDAN Football- 1,2, 3, 4,5 Baseball-2, 3, 4, 5 French Club- 3, 4, 5 Student Council-2, 3, 4 Key Club-4, 5 BENNY KETRON Glee Club-1 D.E. Club-5 President- 5 FAYE KILGORE Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3 Keyettes-5 Student Council-1, 2, 3 4-H Club-1 Monogram Club-1, 2 Band- 1,2, 3,4 Majorette-4 GLORIA KISER Tri-Hi-Y-1, 5 Glee Club-1,2, 3 Band- 1,2, 3, 4,5 All -District- 3, 4, 5 All-State-4 F.H.A. Club-2 Morehead State College Band-5 Knights Knews-5 Typist-5 Monogram Club-3 Secretary-3 Teen Club-4 Pep Club-3 HELEN KISER 86 Ninety Club-1, 2, 3 Student Council-45, Glee Club- 2 One- Act Play- 3 French Club-4, 5 Annual Staff-5 French Club Secretary-5 EUNICE LAWSON F.H.A. Club- 2 JUDY LAWSON Safety Patrol-3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi- Y-l, 2, 5 Spanish Club- 2 Library Club-5 Knights ' Knews-4 Fashion Editor-4 Pep Club- 1,2 KENNETH LAWSON Football- 1,2, 3,4,5 Key Club-3, 4, 5 Latin Club- 3, 4,5 Student Council-2, 5 Track- 2, 3, 4,5 Basketball-5 President of Senior Class-5 Football Captain-5 Key Club President-5 Latin Club Vice President-4 SUSIE LAWSON Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Secretary- 3 Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,4,5 President-4 Band- 1,2 One-Act Play- 2, 3 Ninety Club-1,2, 3 Keyette Club-4, 5 Vice President-4 Latin Club-2, 3, 4, 5 Annual Staff-4, 5 Assistant Editor-4 Editor-5 Monogram Club-2 LINDA MARCUS Band- 1,2, 3,4 Majorette- 3, 4 Librarian- 2 Dance Band-2 Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,4,5 Reporter- 3 Vice President-4, 5 Student Council-5 One-Act Play-3 Keyette Club-4 Junior Representative-4 Robert McClellan 4-H Club-1 Safety Patrol-4, 5 EDWARD McF ADDIN Track- 3 Basketball-3, 4, 5 Latin Club-4, 5 DUDLEY McGLOTHLIN Hi-Y Club-1, 2 Latin Club-4 Basketball-3,4,5 GINGER McREYNOLDS Latin Club-2,3,4,5 Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3,4,5 Keyette Club-4, 5 President-4 Annual Staff-5 One-Act Play-2, 3 Ninety Club- 1, 2, 3 Safety Patrol-5 Student Council- 1 Ninety Club Secretary-3 Ninety Club Reporter- 2 Pep Club-1 Glee Club- 3 4-H Club- 1,2 MARSHA MEADE Tri-Hi- Y-2 D.E. Club-5 Latin Club- 3, 4 SHELTON MEADE Forestry Club-4 D.E. Club-4,5 Knights ' Knews-4 CHRISTINE MULLINS F.H.A. Club-4,5 Co-ed Hi-Y-5 JUDY MUTTER Science Club-2 French Club- 3 F.H.A. Club-3,4,5 Reporter-4 Keyette Club-4, 5 Co-ed Hi-Y-5 Ninety Club-3 PATSY NICHOLS Tri-Hi-Y-1, 2, 3 Band- 1,2 Student Council-3 Latin Club- 3, 4, 5 Keyette Club-4, 5 President- 5 F.H.A. Club-4,5 Annual Staff-5 BETTY NIXON Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 JIMMY NIXON Band- 2, 3 Latin- 3 ROY NIXON Basketball- 3 Hi- Y-2 French Club-3 Forestry Club-5 Knights ' Knews-5 Sports Editor-5 BOBBIE O ' DELL Latin Club-3 Glee Club- 3 Tri-Hi- Y-5 PATSY ODLE Ninety Club-1, 2, 3 Reporter- 1 One-Act Play- 2, 3 Glee Club- 3 Latin Club- 2, 3, 4, 5 Co-ed Hi-Y-4,5 Annual Staff-5 Safety Patrol-5 Keyette Club-4, 5 RITA PHILLIPS French Club- 3, 4, 5 Pep Club-1 KYLE POWERS French Club- 3 Forestry Club-4 VICKI POWERS Latin Club-2, 3, 4, 5 One-Act Play-2, 5 Keyette Club-4, 5 Debate Club-4, 5 President-4 Co-ed Hi-Y-4, 5 President-5 Library Club-4 JUDY REECE F.H.A. Club- 3 4-H Club- 1,2, 3 Ninety Club- 3 D.E. Club-5 Secretary-5 JOHNNY RHODES Band-1, 2, 3,4,5 All-District Band-2, 3 Key Club -5 French Club- 2 Hi-Y Club- 1,2 Poetry and Prose-4 Forestry Club-3,4 ALVIN RICHARDSON Latin Club- 3, 4 Safety Patrol-4, 5 DANNY RINGLEY Forestry Club-5 DAVID RINGLEY Band-1 Ninety Club-1 Latin Club- 3, 4, 5 Forestry Club-4 Student Council-3 Senior Class Vice President-5 MARILYNN ROSE Glee Club-2 Student Council- 3 Latin Club-2, 3,4,5 Keyettes-4, 5 Vice President-5 Ninety Club-1, 2 One-Act Play- 3, 5 MARGARET SALYER Chorus- 1 Tri-Hi-Y-2 Latin Club- 3 D.E. Club-5 GARY SANDERS D.E. Club-5 PATSY SANDERS Tri-Hi-Y-1 D.E. Club-5 Band- 2 BONNIE SHEPHERD Pep Club- 1 D.E. Club-5 FAYE STALLARD 4-H Club-1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Parliamentarian-2 F.H.A. Club- 3 Ninety Club- 3 KATHY STILL Tri-Hi-Y-4 Dramatics- 3, 4, 5 Reporter- 3 French Club- 3 Band- 1,2, 3, 4,5 Librarian- 3 Majorette-2, 3, 4, 5 Head Majorette-4, 5 GARY TICKLES Latin Club- 3, 4, 5 Safety Patrol-2, 3, 4, 5 Student Council- 3, 5 President- 5 Forestry Club-5 Junior Varsity Football- 3 Varsity Basketball-4, 5 Baseball-2, 5 Annual Staff-5 DORIS TRENT French Club-3,4 D.E. Club-5 LINDA WALL Latin Club-3,4, 5 S ecretary- Treasurer-4 Science Club-2 Student Council- 1 Keyette Club-4, 5 Band- 1,2, 3, 4,5 Second Lieutenant-4 ERNEST WILLIS Forestry Club-5 JOHNNY YORKE Hi-Y- 8 Forestry-3, 4, 5 Band- 1,2 Football-3,4,5 Junior Varsity Football- 1, 2 Latin Club- 3, 4 Track-4, 5 87 PHILLIPS 66 CITY FOOD MARKET Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-9969 Coeburn, Virginia FERN ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND FOWLER ' S BARBER SHOP Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-3100 For Better Movies Visit COEBURN AND POUND THEATRES ESTES FUNERAL HOME Coeburn, Virginia Phone No. EX 5-2441 3-Way Restaurant and Motel Dining Room Fine Southern Cooked Foods Hot Water Heat, Modern Aerofoam Mattresses Phone 395-331 1 Coeburn. Virginia VIRGINIA WHOLESALE CO. Appalachia, Virginia ODLE MOTORS RENAULT and PEUGEOT, SIMCA Sales Service Phone 395-2201 Coeburn, Va. 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SUPER MARKET Norton, Virginia DAVE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Norton, Virginia PARKS BELK COMPANY Home of Better Values Abingdon, Virginia Compliments of FRIENDS Cln)®®l IT® ClL®ll 93 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1964-1965 Virginia Iron, Coal Coke Company Toms Creek, Virginia ILVRC OI 1ST cm I NCORP ORATED 94 ClLASSSS m CTOi Algebra I History 12 95 Ijfei m ?hi Busy Boys Fight?? Keeping Fit 96 TODD ' S DRIVE IN featuring Foot Long Hot Dogs Whatta -Burgers West End Coeburn JOHNSON ' S 5-10-to $1 .00 STORES BEN FRANKLIN Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Coeburn, Va. CITY SERVICE STATION Your Texaco Dealer Coeburn, Virginia We Give S H Green Stamps COEBURN GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Merchandisers Phone 395-2131 Zenith - Frigidaire - Maytag - Appliances HATCHER EQUIPMENT CO. 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