Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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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

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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

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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