Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

I Mr. Lawton Addington tv «i ■■■ ! isSf fin BPwsml The THE TOWN STANDS ON THE SITE OP ONE OF CHRISTOPHER CIST ' S CAMPS WHEN HE WAS RETURNINQ FROM HI8 EXPLORA- TION OF THE OHIO VALLEY ABQOT 17S0. BIG TOM AHO LITTLE TOM CREEKS ARE NAMED FOR HIM AHO HIS SON. THE NAME OF THE TOWN OOMES FROM. W. W. COE. CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE N. 4 W. RAILRQAO. AND JUDGE W. E. BURNS OF LEBANON. OOEBURN WAS INOORPORATEO IN IBM. 1SAr Senior Class Presents Reflector ’67 fc l - di Coeburn 1891 Contents Administration and Faculty 11 Classes 21 Activities 53 Athletics 69 Features 83 Advertisements 92 2 Coeburn 1967 Foreword X ) On behalf of the Senior Class of 1967, we, the Reflector Staff, proudly present the Reflector. We wish to thank the publishers, the photographers, the faculty members, the students, and everyone else for helping us prepare Reflector ' 67. Soon after we began planning the book, it became evident we could never capture our beloved CHS on paper. We can provide only the pictures and the words. You can provide the spirit— that CHS spirit which cannot be placed on paper. In addition to showing the achievements of our school, we have to also show the achievements of our town. Such a fine record of progress certainly deserves recognition. CHS is growing; Coeburn is growing. And the fate of both is interwined. Community Liorai me P ! n 3 Regional rburn. Virginia 3 A Look at Coeburn High School What is C.H. S. ? C.H. S. is a new language lab. . . 4 Rushing from class to class. . . 5 C.H. S. is Parties. . . The Cafeteria. . . School Spirit. . . That certain boy or girl. . . Saying good-bye at the close of day. . . EXIT mm ' ..,v ‘V I ■ ‘ w’K ' Dedication The Reflector Staff takes great pride in dedi- cating the 1967 Yearbook to Mr. Ben Spradlin— teacher, leader, friend. Mr. Spradlin has con- sistently shown himself to be a man worthy of recognition. As a teacher he imparts wisdom as well as knowledge. As president of the Wise County Teacher ' s Association, he works for better education in Wise County. As a friend, he is a cheerful com- panion, interested in helping the student with his problems. The graduating seniors will certainly miss Mr. Spr adlin. They will miss his wit, aWrtlor his guidance, and, most of all, his draW £a. 3� ' ality. Webster has defined an one who develops and cultivates mentally and morally and one who teaches, informs, and enlightens. Mr. Spradlin is that educator. Mr. Ben Spradlin 10 Superintendent Director of Instruction Mr. W. D. Richmond Mr. Harley T. Stallard Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Eugene D. Ireson, Vice Chairman, Roberson District; Mr. Lacy E. Fuller, Lipps District; Mr. George Wharton, Gladeville District; Mr. W. D. Richmond, District Superintendent; Mr. Frank E. Handy, Chairman, Richmond District; Mr. John Fischer, Big Stone Gap District; Mr. Harley T. Stallard, Director of Instruction. 12 Principal Spring, which is indeed a pleasant time of the year, signifies the beginning of a new season and a new era for our departing seniors. During your years as a student at Coeburn High School, you have developed attitudes, approaches, and abilities to co- incide with the rapid changes in our society. Above all, I strongly believe each graduate of our school should possess and display certain graces and refine- ment of character that mark him as a gentleman, easily at home in the company of his fellows in what- ever situation he may find himself. Since education has been the bulwark in preserv- ing our past heritage, it becomes imperative that every student use education to settle his mind, to awaken it; to stablize it, to unloose it, and to mold it, once in order, that it may be remolded anew. It is always fascinating to watch graduates as they receive their diplomas. Usually there are as many different expressions as there are graduates. Basically, it is an end to many years of planning for a successful high school career and the begin- ning of long range plans that will be offset by change, which each of you must learn to manage, and indeed enjoy. jS . 9 . — 1 I j v 1 U j HHhHHI l QE Mr. B. J. Dotson 13 Assistant Principal Secretary Mr. Hansford Welch Mrs. Billie Jordan Guidance Department Left to right: Mr. Paul Rier, Mrs. Lila Johnson, Mrs. Marion Quesenberry. 14 Faculty Business Seated: Mrs. Unita Odle, B. S. Standing: Mr- Preston Salyer, B. S. M. A. ; Mrs. Betty Roth- well, B. A.: Mr. Bill Williamson, B. S. History Seated: Mr. Hansford Welch, B. S. Standing: Mr. Steve Hubbard, B. A.; Mr. Ben Spradlin, B. A. ; Mr. Robert Reasor, B. S.; Mr. Paul Rier, A. B. M. S. 15 Faculty Mathematics Seated: Mr. Henry Spangler, B. S. Standing: Mrs. Margaret Large, B. A.; Mr. Lawton Addington, B. A. , M. A. ; Miss Etta Hillman, B. A. Languages Seated: Mrs. Vivian Cradall, B. A.; Mrs. Marion Quesen- berry, B.A. Standing: Mrs. Lila Johnson, B. A.; Mrs. i Dorothy Quill in, B. S.; Mr. John Hamm, B. S. ; Mrs. Lucille Carico, B. A. M.A.; Mrs. Joan Hall, B. S. 16 Facul ty Physical Education and Music Seated: Mr. Robert Nash, B. S. ; Mrs. Avia Funk, B. S. Standing: Mr. Ira Joe Lewis, B. S. 5 Mr. Stephen King, B. M. Science Seated: Miss Carolyn Mahan, B. S. ; Mrs. Opal Salyers, B. S. Standing: Mr. Larry Smith, A. B. ; Mr. Burchell Stallard, B. S. , M. S. ; Mr. David Ellison, B. A. 17 First Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Clyde Addington, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Margaret Vance, Seventh Grade; Miss Sara Kate Chase, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Leta Fleenor, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Shirley Turner, Sixth Grade. Second row: Mr. Tim Cornett, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Faye Stapleton, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Joanna Rose, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Ruth Carico, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Roxanna Judd, Fifth Grade; Mr. James Price, Sixth Grade. Faculty First row:Left to right:Mr. Finnis McCoy, Principal; Mrs. Anne Davidson, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Clarice McConnell, Third Grade; Miss Lora Jordan, Third Grade; Miss Edna Wills, Second Grade; Mrs. Violet Strom, Third Grade; Mrs. Anne Addington, First Grade; Mrs. Louella Whittaker, Librarian. Second row: Mr. Kenneth Van- Gelder, Music; Mrs. Wilma Large, First Grade; Mrs. Faye Gillespie, E. S.E. A.; Miss June Hilton, Second Grade; Mrs. Flora Maine, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Thelma Estes, Second Grade; Mrs. Lucille Rier, First Grade; Mrs. Georgia Smith, First Grade; Mr. Billy Joe Bevins, Fourth Grade. Parent Teachers Association Mrs. Abe Jenkins, Treasurer; Mrs. Alice Counts, Presi- dent; Mrs. Cecil Lawson; Vice-Pre sident; Mr. James Price, Secretary Mrs. Betty Rowland receives Past President ' s pin. Faculty Reception Mrs. Lois Stallard and Mrs. Agnes Hawkins collect dues. Mrs. Counts presents Life Membership to Mrs. Marion Kelly. Cafeteria Personnel Left to right: Anna Sexton, Corine Massie, Jeraldine Ring, Betty Hall, Pearl Fannon, Goldie Kiser, Della Osborne. Bus Drivers Left to right: Frank Adams, Larry Smith, Roy Bowling, James Rose, Joe Kilgore, Jim Price, John Hamm. Custodians 20 Mrs. Emily Skeens Mrs. Viola Ringley Mr. Mack Ringley First Row: left to right, G. Caldwell, F. Stanley, E. Porter, M. Helbert, B. Adkins, N. Lawson, J. O dle, D. Large, G. Davis, M. Lawson, B. Love, R. Ringley, B. Edwards, L. Gibson, M. Estes, M. Mullins, B. Mullins, Castle, M. Stallard, P. Mabrey, J. Coomer, P. Ringley, K. Smith, I. Meade, B. Richardson, K. Dotson, H. S. Pickett, S. Dingus, L. Sands, B. Fatony, P. Stallard, Foster, S. Holbrook. Third Row: C. Lawson, S. Funk, C. Corder, J. Richardson, B. Ball. Second Row: S. Me- D. Wilson, D. Bailey, J. Smith, R. Hale, D. Dowell, Connell, G. Ayers, B. Cole, S. Coe, D. Perry, R. M. Maine, G. Thomas, H. Maine, T. Funk, L. Adkins, Class Officers President Charles Mutter Vice President Robert Hicks 22 lif l ' i ' B ;uii | Ti ; . - riaWiiiHi . C. Winebarger, S. Clark, B. Marshall, J. Baker, J. McElyea, G. Richie, D. Buchanan, O. Meade, P. Kennedy. Fourth Row: D. Stout, R. Cox, J. Kilgore, J. King, J. Fraley, C. Mutter, K. Kennedy, W. Stout, R. Hicks, J. Hamm, W. Porter, T. Jenkins, A. McClellan, R. Strong, S. Renfro, K. Sanders, B. Crail, D. Arney, T. Payne. Fifth Row: T. Thacker, J. Stallard, C. Craw- ford, C. Collins, L. Rumley, D. Dingus, R. Sanders, M. Clark, D. Couch, D. Gouge, G. Winebarger, R. Cox, R. Dingus, E. McConnell, J. Rose, B. Birchfield, C. Odle, J. Flanary. Class Officers Betsy Richardson Secretary Treasurer Mike Maine 23 Seated: Charles Mutter, President. Standing Left to Right: Betsy Richardson, Secretary; Robert Hicks, Vice-President; Mike Maine, Treasurer. s e n i o r C 1 a s s Belinda Jane Adkins The land of joys lies all be- fore her eyes. Lee Adkins Men of few words are the best- men. Danny Arney He is endowed with a wonder- ful nature all his own. Regina Gaile Ayers She is as she is, and so she will be. Danny Bailey There is no tru er truth ob- tainable by man than comes from music. John D. Baker, Jr. If you regret your youth— why live? Brenda Faye Ball To make the world a friendly place one must have a friendly face. Carolyn Patricia Bell The longer you know her the better you like her. Nancy Sue Bell Petite and sweet, she ' s hard to beat. Bobby Birchfield Take it easy, have your fun; Let the old world flicker on. Aaron Dean Buchanan Give me anything but work. Glenna Caldwell There is nothing more beauti- ful than c h e e r ful ne ss in a face. Brenda Bernice Castle It is not what we gain in life but what we do. Michael Ervin Clark Look out world, here I come. Steve Donald Clark It ' s not the size but the fury of the attack. Susie Coe A light heart lives long. Brenda Sue Cole We learn to do so by doing. Carless E. Collins The days of our youth are the days of our glory. Jina Lou Coomer She has ability to do great things— and she will. Carolyn Katherine Corder Trueto class, society, friends, her word and her duty. Don Couch That which is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Kaye Couch Happy is the person who wins her friendship. Randall (Rocky) Cox Good Morning, life. Reginald Cox Says little and thinks much. Bernie Crail Life is too important to take seriously. Deloris Gail Davis Life is a jest; and all things show it. I thought so once and now I know it. Robert Dingus Love is like the measles, we can ' t have it but once. Ronald Dingus Although he is small and a little shy, you ' ll never find a better guy. Sandy Dingus Sweet peace she brings where- ever she may be. Donnie Dowell I never let school interfere with my education. Donna Sue Edwards A personality envied by so many and possessed by so few. Marcia Frances Estes You ' ll like this one— laughter — a prank or two— and so win- ning in her ways. Brenda Katherine Fatony Without music, life would be a mistake. Joel McKinley Flanary He ' s the quiet type, whose nature never varies. Helen Foster It ' s better to be small and scatter sunshine than large and cast a shadow. Jerry Fraley It ' s fun to be a boy when all you have to be is good— not superior. Ronnie Freeman It ' s a good idea totake things as they come— if you can handle them that fast. Saundra Funk Quiet— but what a girl. Terry Funk Beware of the man who says little. Yvonne Lynn Gibson Live amid love and laughter. Douglas Wayne Gouge Not a talker, a thinker! Roger Hale He ' s the quiet type but you can tell he ' s around. James E. Hamm Love of learning is a pleasant and universal bond, since it deals with what one is and not what one has. Margaret Alice Helbert Happiness she takes where- ever she goes. Robert A. Hicks The force of his own merit makes his own way. Dennis Hillman Secret and self-contained. Shirley Jean Holbrook The friendliest in her class, such a nice trait to possess. Terry D. Jenkins The style is the man him- self. Ingrid Phyllis Kennedy Capable, clever, nice, and sweet, with a kind word for anyone she may meet. Kenneth L. Kennedy The combined qualities of a fine man and a good athlete. Ronnie Joe Kilgore A man ' s happiness— to do things proper to man. Jerry King The only way to resist temp- tation is to yield to it. Ruth Elaine Large She adds a precious seeing to the eye. Carolyn Sue Lawson All women are ambitious naturally. Margaret Yvonne Lawson I live for fun and fun I have. Nikki Lawson Life without mischief is not life at all. Ray Lawson Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Barbara Jean Love Who is it can read a woman? Avery Olan McClellan, Jr. I ' ll pack my troubles in my ole tin trunk and sit on the trunk and grin. Burnis Edward kJcConnell It is not good thatmen should live alone. Sherry McConnell A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Johnny M. McElyea When he works he works; but when does he work? Patricia Anne Mabrey A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a power. James Howard Maine I hope I shall have leisure to make good. Mike Maine Why should I study, am I not a genius? Bobby Samuel Marshall It is better to ask some of the questions than to know all the answers. Ilene Meade Goodness does not consist of greatness, but greatness is goodness. Olga Meade God ' s rarest blessing is, after -11 - 1 II Sharon Meade A peace above all earthly- dignities. Brenda Kay Mullins Laughter goes farther than sadness. Mary Lee Mullins A word spoken at the right time, how good it is. Charles Edward Mutter It is in spending oneself that one becomes rich. Charles Elmer Odle The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do. Jeanette Odle Thou who has the gift of beauty. Larry Wayne Odle If worry was the cause of death, he ' d live forever! Terry Payne He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Dianne Perry Good humor is the health of the soul. Sandra Pickett In her quietness there lies a charm. Rebecca Porter Heaven such grace did lend her that she might admired be. William P. Porter A scholar is he throughout the land, a good athlete, and a ladies ' man. Steve Renfro A silent, shy, peaceloving man with opinions strong. Tletsy Sue Richardson Self trust is the finest secret of success. Janice Lenora Richardson Life ' s best bomb, giggles. Gary Ritchie Quiet in appearance, motives unknown. Phyllis Ringley As kind as she is fair, for beauty lives with kindness. Rita Jo Ringley She hath a d aily beauty in her life. James Edwin Rose Mildest manners with the bravest mind. Lewis Rumley Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Ronald Sanders Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Linda Sue Sands Nice, pretty, but seldom blue, When you ' re with her, you ' re happy too. Jack Smith The opportunity to do mis- chief is found a hundred times a day. Linda Katherine Smith The purest the heart can hold. Marsha Grey Stallard Winsome, lighthearted, lov- ing and gay, She scatters sun- shine all the way. Patricia Ann Stallard T a k i n g responsibilities so readily and dispatching her tasks so efficiently. Jerry W. Stallard A good pal in every way One not found every day. Faye Buchanan Stanley At times silence hath more eloquence than words. Delmar Stout Kindness and a goodnature are noble gifts. Willie R. Stout To strive, to seek, to find. Rex W. Strong, Jr. Laughter is a milestone in his life. Terry Thacker I could live without women but I ' d rather not. Gary Thomas Men with few words are the best men. M, Delmer Wilson, Jr. Knowledge comes butwisdom lingers. Charles Lacy Winebarger Gladness of heart is the life of man. Gary Edgar Winebarger A quiet and Still man with a peaceful conscience. Seniors Sell Magazines Prize Winners Seated (L. to R. ) Gail Davis, Pat Stallard, Nikki Lawson, Ringley, Delmer Wilson, Marsha Stallard, Jerry Stallard, Marcia Estes, Pat Mabrey. Standing: Brenda Fatony, Betsy Richardson, Brenda Ball. Bobby M ar sha 1 1, Kaye Couch, John D. Baker, Rita Best All Around Charles Mutter, Jina Coomer Best Looking Charles Mutter, Elaine Large Friendliest Shirley Holbrook, John Baker Senior Personalities Most Dependable Lady ' s Man and Man ' s Lady Jina Coomer, Delmer Wilson Phyllis Ringley, Charles Mutter 1 1 i f ■ X AH 1 i ■ 4k Neatest Charles Mutter, Linda Sands 34 Most Typical Seniors Charles Mutter, Betsy Richardson Most Bashful Joel Flanary, Betsy Richardson Most Likely to Succeed Don Couch, Jina Coomer Senior Personalities Most Athletic Kenny Kennedy, Brenda Fatony Most T alkative Mike Clark, Marcia Estes Wittiest John D. Baker, Marcia Estes 35 Class of ’68 Homeroom Presidents: Gary Linkous, Jimmy Smith, Ronnie Jenkins, Garrett Phillips. l l A r A 0000 ! Jr ' | 9 lV v mM 1 £ ' v = Most Typical Juniors Gary Linkous Mary McConnell 0 ' Loretta Adkins Tommy Aker Monty Biggs Cathy Blankenbecker Debra Boggs Robert Bond Danny Buchanan Paul Buchanan Brenda Campbell Wayne Carbaugh Jimmy Camette Joe Camette Judy Castle Linda Clark Billy Comette Nancy Couch Randy Davis David Dingus Nancy Dingus Jerry Domby Brenda Dotson Larry Dowell Gary Easterling Harry Evans Greg Funk Donnie Gillespie George Graham Delores Greear Larry Greear Jackie Hall David Hampton Naomi Hartsock Dolly Helbert Nancy Helbert Kirby Holbrook Joe Home Deborah Hylton Steven Hylton Ronnie Jenkins Jo Ella Jordan Randy Jordan Jimmy Kiser Mike Kiser Sharon Kiser James Large Carson Lawson Mary Lawson Robert Lawson Gary Linkous Cheryl Luther Margaret Luther Jerry Maine Linda Mann Ralph Maples Larry Marcus Danny Martin David McClellan Marty McClellan Sandy McClellan Mary McConnell Zellar McCoy Mike McFaddin Carolyn Meade Myra Meade Linda Mutter Mildred Mutter Luther Nickles Danny Nixon Jennifer O ' Dell Garrett Phillips Joe Pippin Joe Ramey Billy Reece George Reed Donnie Rose Gene Rowland Betty Salyers Delmar Sexton Freda Sexton Sarah Skeens Jimmy Smith Anna Sparks Linda Stallard Gail Stanley Dawn Stout Lowell Stout Dorothy T aylor George Taylor Sharon Thomas Treva Thomas Dwight Ward Estel Whiteside Daphne Winebarger Janet Wright Anita Yorke Glenda Young Most Typical Sophomores David Rose Kathy Miller Class of ’69 Homeroom Presidents: Dayl Coomer, Annette Hamm, Joel Funk, Pam Meade. Douglas Adams T erry Arney Mary Barker David Beck Linda Blanton Eunice Boggs Randy Bright Fred Bryant Nancy Buchanan Shirley Buchanan Brenda Comette Elizabeth Comette Dayle Coomer Dale Couch Dawn Couch Nancy Couch Beth Crail Bill Davidson Jone Davis Thurman Dykes Sue Fannon Joy Freeman Nancy Freeman Jeanette Funk Joel Funk Rita Funk Russell Graham Cathryn Greear Betty Griffith Charles Griffith Norma Griffith Annette Hamm Harold Hartsoe Jerry Harvey Jewell Hayes Carol Helbert Karen Hillman Lee Hillman Kenneth Holbrook Rudy Holbrook Karen Home Mike Hughes Phyllis Hughes Barbara Hunsaker Kathy Jennings Walter Joyce Brenda Ketron Carol Kilgore Charles King Jeff Kiser Linda Large Lynn Large Doris Lawson Genelle Lawson Patty Lawson Jenelle McClellan Alvin McConnell James McConnell Rebecca McConnell Rosanna McCoy Joanna McGlothlin Rickey McReynolds Justin Markham Danny Meade Frances Meade Norma Meade Pamela Meade Cathy Miller Debra Miller Jimmy Miller Arthur Mills Mary Moore Pat O ' Brien Gloria Odle Larry Osborne Mary Paige Tommy Pennington Doris Pickett Roger Pope Evelyn Porter Patricia Porter Emma Lou Powers Gary Powers Jackie Pridemore James Puckett Danny Ramey Edward Ramsey Linda Reed Larry Richardson Ollie Riggs Gary Ring Charlotte Ringley Robin Robbins Ronald Robbins Faye Roberts David Rose Patsy Rose Janice Salyers Wayne Salyers Joe Sanders Paige Sanders Brenda Shepherd Nila Smith Larry Stallard Rita Stallard Eddie Tickles Roy Turner Rex Vance Joyce Walton Gary Welch Ralph Wells Barbara Winebarger Cheryl Winebarger Jerry Wright AM Class of 70 Homeroom Presidents: 1st row: Terry Turner, Ruth Porter, Chrystine Page. 2nd row: Randy Hale, Danny Mills. Most Typical Freshmen Darlene Skeens Richard Hall i Howard Adams Harold Addington Danny Adkins Gail Adkins Paulette Adkins Winston Adkins Ronald Anderson Barbara Babb Jerry Ball Nancy Bates Gary Blankenbeckler Larry Blankenbeckler Barry Boggs Wanda Breeding Emmitt Buchanan Albert Burke Barbara Caldwell Gary Call Kathy Campbell Sarah Carbaugh Irene Carty Betty Castle Randy Clark Danny Collins Carson Couch Brenda Counts Judith Counts Charles Davis Cordie Dearry Debra Dingus Gary Dingus Cathy Dingus Raymond Dingus Scott Dingus Jennifer Dotson Dorothy Ellis Rhonda Freeman Gracie Gison Peggy Ann Gibson Anita Greear Mike Greear Randy Hale Shirley Hale Judy Hall Richard Hall Glenda Hamilton Dianna Hamm Roxanne Helbert Margaret Hensley David Holbrook Sue Jackson Eddie Jessee Stephen Jones Reginald Jordan Thomas Jordan Hope Kennedy Paul Kennedy Kay Kilgore Linda Kilgore Janet King Jack Kiser Linda Kiser Charlotte Large Eugene Lawson Kay Lawson Tommy Lawson Gary Long Linda Lundy Gail Maggard Charles Maine Donnie Maine Judy Mann Linda Marcum Randall Marshall Kenneth Martin Betty McCarty Margaret McCarty Jackie McClellan Pamela McFaddin Charles Meade Deborah Meade Jackie Meade James Meade Joan Meade Mack Meade Renee Meade Danny Mills Margaret Mooney Darlene Moore Yvonne Moore Harless Mullins Jackie Mullins Merenda Mullins Susan Mullins Lynn Nickles Roy Nickles Anna Lou Nixon Kenneth Osborne Christine Page Janie Page Margaret Page Jackie Pannell Linda Pannell Sandra Pannell Mike Pedneau Louise Perry Dana Phillips Wayne Pickett Bernard Plaster Lillie Plaster Ruth Porter Jenny Powers Michael Powers Pamela Powers Larry Ramsey Roberta Ringley Kenneth Robinette Pamela Robinson Charlotte Salyer Brenda Salyers Samuel Sanders Mike Seaver Andy Shepherd Anne Shepherd Darlene Skeen Carolyn Smith Paulette Smith Ray Spenilla Joe Still Dale Stout i An Donna Wilson Pam Worley Martha Wright Sue Wright Ellis Young David Thomas Terry Turner David Vance Barbara Vandiver Sandra Walton Kyle Ward Most Typical Sub-Freshmen Ellen Hylton Monte Salyers Class of 71 Homeroom Presidents: 1st row: Monte Salyers, Becky Mullins, Bobby Johnson, Wayne Perry. 2nd row: Mike Odle, Bobby Collins. 1 _ 1 J n K x K. 1 JJ r 0 ' J. ' 00 1 r X ,4 ■L 1 v 00 jkl L ,ii Aw ■ ' v ’ r ' ■r - ■ ; v I Mm ite-r — ESi F Pat Adkins Sharon Artrip Dianne Bailey Betsy Baker Pam Bear Cathy Belle Alice Bevins Sue Biggs Adwynna Blanton Pamela Blevins Gemmie Buchanan Joe Buchanan Rhoda Buchanan Rodney Buchanan Johnny Carico Norman Carty Billy Clark Sue Clark Judy Clay Bobby Collins Patricia Collins Gary Corder James Corder Kathy Comette Kenneth Couch Debbie Counts Nancy Crail Jack Davis Chester Dingus Greg Dingus Ricky Dingus Sandra Dishman Donna Dotson Paul Easterling Mitchell Elliot Bobby Estep Sam Fatony Robert Freeman Ellis Gibson Erma Gibson Arlene Gollie Colleen Gollie Richard Gray Joyce Greear Warren Greear Bonnie Grizzle Robert Hale Vera Hall J .V ia Clifford Hamilton Woody Hamm Donna Hampton Virginia Harvey Clinton Hawkins Glenn Helbert Elizabeth Hill Randy Hillman Debbie Home Joyce Hughes Carolyn Hunsaker Brenda Hurd Ellen Hylton Kathy Hylton Margaret Jenkins Danny Jessee Bobby Johnson Brenda Kern Sue Kilgore Kenneth Kiser Donna Lawson Kathy Lawson Myra Lawson Wayne Lawson Margie Long Robert Love Debra Luther Geraldine Maggard Jenny Maggard Patty Maine Linda Mann Flossie Maples Gregory Marcus Rita Markham Jimmy Marshall Ronnie Marshall Tommy Mays Nancy McCarty Marcia McClellan Mickey McClellan Danny McConnell David McConnell Debbie McConnell Donna McConnell Sherry McConnell Johnnie McCoy Michael McCoy Judy McElyea Frank Meade Greg Meade Ella Sue Miller Jackie Mooney Rebecca Mullins Roger Mullins Ronnie Mutter Judy Odle Larry Odle Mike Odle Barbara Paige Wayne Perry Linda Plaster Freddie Porter Larry Porter Sandra Powers Carolyn Proulex Donna Ramey Johnny Ramey Debbie Rhodes James Rhodes Richard Riggs Gary Robbins James Robinette Janet Rose Paul Rose Billy Salyers David Salyers Kyle Salyers Monte Salyers Darrell Sanders David Sanders Sue Sanders Donald Satterfield Janice Shepherd Jackie Sluss Charles Smith Kathy Smith Sammy Smith Sandy Spencer Robert Stair Dwight Stall ard Brenda Stidham Joel Stidham Junior Stidham Danny Teasley Rita Thomas Harlan Ward Karen Yorke Senior Outing at Warrior Path State Park The Ride Was Fun Just Arrived What Shall We Do? The Time Was Too Short TRUCK PARKINC Reflector 1966 Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Delmer Wilson Carolyn Meade Jina Coomer Hll ' ®Bs! r I mm ? - i i i BA ABr Jr Wli Seated: Miss Etta Hillman, Sponsor, Carolyn Meade, Pat Mabrey, Don Couch, Rebecca Porter, William Porter, Delmer Wilson, Jina Coomer. Standing: Donnie Dowell, Kaye Couch. 54 1st Row: Nancy Couch, Vice-president; Don Couch, President; Patty Lawson, Secretary-Treasurer. 2nd Row: Mr. Robert Reasor, Mrs. Joan Hall, Sponsors. Student Council The Student Co-operative Association is organized to aid relations between the faculty and students. The Student Council ' s parent organization is the P.T.A. This year the S.C.A. participated with the P.T.A. in National Education Week. The Student Council has sponsored the homecoming activities, given an orientation program for the seventh graders, sponsored a ballgame between the women faculty and the S.C.A. girls, given an athletic banquet, sent representatives to the state convention, and been chosen as host to next year ' s S.C.A. district convention. Our sponsors are Mrs. Joan Hall and Mr. Robert Reasor. Our parent adviser is Mrs. Henry Stallard. Left to Right: 1st Row: C. Corder, L. Large, O. Meade, R. Porter, N. Couch, D. Couch, P. Lawson, P. Stallard, D. Boggs, B. Dotson, P. Meade. 2nd Row: Mr. Reasor, J. McGlothin, R. Mullins, E. Large, L. Perry, S. Thomas, E. Carnette, B. Cornett, R. Jenkins, D. Coomer, A. Hamm, S. Dishman, K. Couch, Mrs. J. Hall. 3rd Presentation of Sportsmanship Award at Athletic Banquet. Row: M. Salyers, B. Johnson, W. Perry, R. Hall, J. Funk, D. Arney, C. Mutter, D. Stout, S. Fatony, M. Odle, R. Buchanan, B. Collins. 4th Row: B. Marshall, D. Dowell, D. Stout, D. Mills, G. Linkous, J. Smith, J. Hamm, R. Hale, D. Maine, T. Turner, G. Phillips. S.C.A. welcomes parents during National Education Week. Co-Ed Hi-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character, is the purpose of the Co-Ed Hi-Y. To fulfill this purpose, the Co-Ed Hi-Y has had many projects. We give devotion each morning, the blessing at each lunch period, and a thought for the week in each room. The chaplain is in charge of each of these devotions and thoughts. We have also had several money making projects. The funds we received from these projects will go toward postal charges for sending personal hygiene packages to Viet Nam. This year, we are very proud of our club. We com- pleted our ACE rating in four months. To receive this, we gave a program for the PTA, had an Orientation and Induction Service, attended a District Conference, com- pleted our annual Christmas Community project, and acknowledged National Hi-Y Week. We feel that our Club has fulfilled its purpose to the highest degree. Santa ' s Helpers A Merrier Christmas Officers Left to Right: 1st Row: Pat Stallard, Secretary; Jina Coomer, President; Linda Sands, Vice-president; 2nd Row: Mary McConnell, Treasurer; Brenda Fatony, Chaplain; Mr. Preston Salyer, Sponsor; Anita Yorke, Reporter; Vickie Adkins, Historian. Left to Right: First Row: B. Fatony, M. McConnell, P. Stallard, J. Coomer, S. Sands, A. Yorke, V. Adkins. Second Row: K. Bell, R. Porter, D. Wilson, D. Rhodes, J. McElyea, C. Meade, L. Large, A. Hamm, F. Sexton, N. Hartsock, B. Vandiver. Third Row: D. Phillips, M. Wright, K. Couch, R. Ringley, E. Large, M. Estes, D. Dotson, C. Corder, N. Helbert, B. Ball, K. Kilgore, K. Dingus. Fourth Row: S. Carbaugh, J. Dotson, K. Mc- Coy, H. Foster, B. Richardson, D. Martin, B. Cornett, G. Phillips, M. Stallard, S. Coe, P. Ringley, D. Helbert, Mr. P. Salyer. 56 Left to Right: First Row: J. Odle, B. Dotson, B. Adkins, M. Mullins, S. McClellan, S. Kiser, B. Mullins, H. Foster, Mrs. Salyers. Second Row: P. Beare, E. Miller, V. Adkins, S. Coe, K. Lawson, S. Biggs, K. Greear, M. McClellan, N. Hensley, S. Skeens, P. Hughes, Z. McCoy, P. Collins, J. Collins, B. Hurd. Third Row: J. Clay, L. Large, P. Adkins, F. Meade, N. Meade, One Among Many Isn ' t Initiation Fun? J. King, C. Lawson, C. Hunsaker, D. Dotson, J. Odle, M. Mutter, B. Stidham, C. Corder, C. Meade, S. Hol- brook. Fourth Row: B. Hunsaker, J. Salyers, J. Castle, S. McConnell, V. Hall, P. Blevins, D. Lawson, R. Buchanan, O. Riggs, P. Gibson, L. Mann, M. Page, S. Powers, B. Grizzle, M. Hensley, G. Stanley, L. Perry, C. Blankenbeckler, P. Lawson. F. H. A. Future Homemakers of America, F.H.A., is a state and national club for girls who are taking and have taken Home Economics. We strive toward better home member- ship and better relations in state and community affairs. The Coebum F. H. A. belongs to the Black Diamond Federation, and we are very proud to have two members who are officers of the Federation, Brenda Mullins, Presi- dent and Frances Meade, Treasurer. The club had the privilege of sending Sandra Mc- Clellan as a representative to the State Convention at Roanoke. Seated: Belinda Adkins, Vice-president; Brenda Mullins, President; Sharon Kiser, Secretary; Sandra McClellan, Treasurer. Standing: Brenda Dotson, Reporter; Jeanette Odle, Parliamentarian; Mary Mullins, Chaplain, Helen Foster, Historian; Mrs. Opal Salyers, sponsor. Seated: Linda Sands, Secretary; Brenda Fatony, President; Betsy Richardson, Vice-president. Standing: Mrs. Margaret Large, Sponsor; Patty Lawson, Sophomore Representative; Debra Boggs, Treasurer; Treva Thomas, Junior Repre- sentative; Rita Ringley, Senior Representative. Keyette Club The purpose of the Keyette Club is to help the school or community in any way possible. We also try to create abetter relationship between the faculty and the students. The Keyette Club is composed of twenty-five active members and our sponsor is Mrs. Margaret Large. We have completed many successful projects this year, including assisting at the football games and help- ing two underprivileged children at Christmas. As an annual event the Keyettes played the men faculty in a basketball game, and earlier presented the Blue Knight Band with a banner. We also made several contributions to worthwhile organizations, including the March of Dimes. Left to Right: First Row: Mrs. M. Large, R. Ringley, S. Sands, D. Boggs, B. Fatony, B. Richardson, T. Thomas, P. Lawson. Second Row: N. Helbert, K. Couch, P. Stallard, P. Sanders, A. Yorke, M. McConnell, D. Couch, E. Powers, G. Young, D. Edwards, S. Thomas, J. McGlothlin, K. Blankenbeckler, J. O ' Dell, M. Stallard M. Estes, P. Ringley, J. Coomer. President; Wayne Carbough, Treasurer; John Baker, Sec- retary; Standing: David Rose, Sophomore Representative, Joe Pippin, Junior Representative; Charles Mutter, Senior Representative; Mr. Henry Spangler, Sponsor First Row: left ro right: W. Carbough, J. Pippin, T. Aker, D. Wilson, J. Baker, Mr. Spangler, C. Mutter, D. Rose. Second Row: G. Phillips, L. Greear, W. Porter, Key Club The Key Club is a Kiwanis- sponsored organization, dedicated to the betterment of the school and com- munity. Some projects of the Key Club this year have been a School Spirit Day, helping new students, raising lowering the flag, participating in the Heart Fund Drive, and sponsoring a contest to improve Christmas spirit. The Key Club also participated in the Homecoming Parade and helped at home football games. On February 1 the Key Club held a Father-Son Banquet at the Job Corps Center. On January 15 Kay Clubbers from Coebum attended a Division Conference at Grundy, when Wayne Carbough was elected Division Secretary. Next year Coebum Key Club will be in charge of the Division newsletter. On March 17, eight Key Clubbers and their sponsor, Mr. Henry Spangler, attended the Capital District Con- vention in Roanoke, J. Domby, D. Gillespie, G. Rowland, R. Pope, J. Ramey, M. Biggs, L. Hillman, B. Birchfield, D. Bailey, R. Griffith. : Left to Right: First Row: K. Smith, D. Helbert, M. Estes, E. Large, Mrs. Johnson, R. Porter, K. Miller, B. Fatony, K. Horne, K. Hillman, G. Young, P. Ringley. Second Row: M. McConnell, N. Helbert, J. Davis, C. Helbert, R. Funk, D. Couch, E. Powers, M. Barker, D. Boggs, J. Coomer, D. Wilson, P. Stallard, R. Ringley, M. Luther, D. Luther, J. Odle. Third Row: M. Maine, R. Cox, L. Greear, L. Marcus, J. Pippin, R. Hillman, D. Buchanan, B. Cornett, M. Biggs, L. Hillman, B. Cornett, B. Crail, J. Richardson, T. Thomas, A. Yorke, S. Sanders, B. Davidson. Fourth Row:R. Hall, G. Phillips, R. Bright, T. Payne, D. Gillespie, J. Maine, A. Mills, G. Easter- ling, G. Taylor, T. Jenkins, R. Hicks, C. Mutter, D. Couch, R. Jenkins, J. Baker, W. Porter, D. Wilson, W. Adkins, K. Holbrook, R. Hale, D. Coomer, M. Odle. Latin Club The Latin Club, one of the oldest in school, was formed around 1946. It is com- posed of 72 members, each of whom is taking first and second year Latin, or has completed both years of the language, and is termed an honorary member. The club ' s colors are purple and gold. Its motto is Labor omnia vincit, work conquers all. The club entered afloat in the Homecoming Parade and won second prize. We are looking forward to this year ' s Mardi Gras whose theme will be Star Trek . Roman Spirit Caught Short First Row: Glenda Young, Secretary-Treasurer; Billy Cornett, Vice- president; Treva Thomas, President; Karen Hillman, Reporter. Sec- ond Row: Becky Porter, Alternate Secretary-Treasurer; Karen Horne, Alternate Vice-president; Winston Adkins, Alternate President; Mrs. Lila Johnson, Sponsor. French Club The French Club is a social club whose main purpose is to encourage the learning of foreign languages. It is composed of students taking first and second year French along with honorary members. Each year the club enters a float in the Homecoming parade. This year ' s entry won first place. It combines with the Latin Club for an annual Mardi Gras, the expense for which is obtained through various projects such as the sale of candy. In the annual basketball game between French and Latin Clubs the score was 33-24 in favor of the Gauls. r 1 1 k • r ' m mL ' T 1 1 J v , ■ I • i Seated: Debbie Boggs, President; Larry Marcus, Vice- president; Anita Yorke, Secretary; Ray Spenilla, Alt. Sec. -Treasurer. Standing: David McClellan, Alt. Presi- dent; Wayne Carbough, Alt. Vice-president; Mrs. Lila Johnson, Sponsor. Our First Win Homecoming Float Left to Right: 1st Row: D. Boggs, L. Marcus, A. Yorke, R. Spenilla, Mrs. L. Johnson. 2nd Row: B. Richardson, J. Davis, N. Helbert, D. Helbert, B. Cornett, W. Car- bough, P. Sanders, D. Couch, L. Sands, P. Meade, S. Fannon, P. Rose, D. Stout, K. Holbrook. 3rd Row: : M. Mullins, B. Mullins, M. Stallard, P. Stallard, M. Estes, M. McConnell, O. Meade, S. McClellan, A. Hamm, 5 N. Smith, J. Domby, B. Crail, R. Maples. 4th Row: D. Griffith, D. Dowell, M. Maine, J. Pippin, M. Mc- Clellan, D. Ramey, D. Martin, G. Welch, J. Perry, R. Bond, T. Amey, D. Rose, R. Holbrook, G. Taylor. 5th Row: R. Hall, T. Payne, J. Wright, C. Lawson, B. Reece, T. Aker, R. Pope, L. Stallard, J.. Kiser, G. Rowland, J. Ramey, G. Powers, D. Couch, J. Mc- Reynolds, D. Beck, A. McConnell. 61 Safety Patrol The Safety Patrol of Coebum High School is com- posed of 26 members who perform their many duties faithfully. They strive to prevent accidents and to in- sure the safety of their fellow students. They are on the job on the buses to and from school. They report the stu- dents who do use dangerous practices, and disobey the teachers and patrol officers. The patrol has several social gatherings throughout the year. They end the year ' s work with an all-day trip with their sponsor. The Safety Patrol of Coeburn High commands the respect and co-operation of the students and faculty of the school. Its members are faithfully on the job during all kinds of weather and during every season. First Row: David Hampton, First Lieutenant; Danny Martin, Co-Captain, Mike Kiser, Captain. Second Row: Mr. Lawton Addington, Sponsor; Shirley Holbrook, Sec- retary; Larry Greear, Second Lieutenant. Downtown At School Left to Right: First Row: L. Greear, D. Hampton, G. J. Hall, Mr. Addington, M. Kiser, S. Holbrook, Easterling, D. Salyer, E. Buchanan, D. Martin, K. Carbaugh, B. Dotson, A. McConnell, R. Maples, Robinette, P. Kennedy, J. Rhodes. Second Row: D. Stout, Lawson, P. Gibson. 62 tn Seated: Ruth Porter, Secretary; Karen Home, Vice- president; Kaye Kilgore, President. Standing: Mrs. Colleen Bevins, Sponsor; Nancy Dingus, Treasurer. Library Club The Library Club was first organized in 1943 by Mrs. Amma Ray. It is composed of twenty-three members and our sponsor, Mrs. Colleen Bevins. Our club ' s purpose is to give aid to students while they are using the library facilities. Each year our cl ub raises money by the sale of stationery. With our money, we have two parties a year, and buy books or some material for the library. What ' s Christmas Without a Tree? Food, Food, and More Food JJ ' 1 ft 1P®I S ■■ jf ' SS EBL ■ft; ■§ S3 Jr ™ I ■P f K ■ [m Left to Right: First Row: L. Perry, N. Couch, R. Porter, K. Home, K. Kilgore, Mrs. Bevins. Second Row: C. Ringley, E. Boggs, C. Luther, Z. McCoy, M. Wright, D. Wilson, M. Barker, L. George, C. Corder, G. Ayers, B. Vandiver, N. Dingus, P. Mabrey, D. Edwards, R. Porter, S. Holbrook, M. Mullins, R. Maples, P. Rose. 63 Distributive Education I Left to Right: First Row: R. Lawson, P. Hughes, P. Mabrey, Stanley, E. Boggs, G. Reed. Third Row: B. Marshall, M. Mutter, W. Skeens. Second Row: D. Sexton, E. J. Odle, J. Maine. D istributive Education The D. E. Club is composed of two classes, D. E. I and D. E. II, consisting of 34 members. The purpose of our club is tolearn and then applythe techniques of good business. Our two money-making projects have been bake sales and the handling of the concession stand at the baseball games. With this money we plan to take a trip to Marion, Virginia. Left to Rig ht: Joe Kilgore, Pr e s id e nt; Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Sponsor; Terry Funk, Vice-president; Brenda Castle, Reporter; Patty Bell, Secretary; Sandy Dingus, Treasurer. Distributive Education II Left to Right: First Row: J. Kilgore, T. Jenkins, P. Bell, L. Rumley, C. Collins, G. Ritchie, J. Fraley, J. Mc- S. Dingus, B. Castle. Second Row: Mrs. N. Dotson, Elyea, J. Stallard, T. Payne. L. Odle, T. Funk, K. Sanders, E. McConnell, J. King, First Row: Mrs. L. Carico, M. McConnell, C. Corder, B. Coe, Mrs. D. Quillin. Second Row: N. Helbert, D. Sanders, B. Dotson, O. Meade, W. Porter, E. Powers, M. Estes, D. Wilson, P. Beare, D. Helbert. Seated: Mary McConnell, Secretary; C arolyn Corder, President; Brenda Cole, Vice-president. Standing: Mrs. Lucille Carico, Mrs. Dorothy Quillin, Sponsors. Prose and Poetry The Prose and Poetry Club meets every week for stu- dents who enjoy public reading of literary works. Each interest ed student chooses his own selection of poetry or prose, which ever he desires to read. We have readings every week, and we are taped to further aid us. Our goal is to be chosen to participate and represent our school at the annual Forensic Meet held at different schools each year. Majorettes Kneeling: Elaine Large, Head Majorette. Standing (1 to r) Linda Sands, Anita Yorke, Pamela Meade. 65 Band Activities Seven football games (5 Home; Norton, Powell Valley-Away); Chihowee Apple Festival (2nd Place, Class B Bands); Pennington Tobacco Festival Parade; Home- coming Parade; Coeburn Christmas Parade; Norton Christmas Parade; All-State Band Tryouts (Rich Valley High School); Christmas Assembly Program; All-State Band-West (Abingdon High School); District VII Band Festival, J. J. Kelly High School (Grade IV Music) Three Superior Ratings; 3rd Annual Mid-Winter Concert; Dis- trict VII solo and ensemble Festival (Cleveland High School); Coeburn Civic League; Kiwanis Club Minstrel Show; All-Virginia Band, Falls Church High School; 19th Annual Spring Concert; Band Banquet; Commencement Exercises. Coeburn All State Members Blue Knight Band Brenda Fatony, Danny Bailey Left to Right: 1st Row: P. Stallard, B. Richardson, J. Adkins, J. Salyer, B. Hunsaker,M. Mullins, B. Fatony, 2nd Row: L. Sands, K. Couch, P. Powers, G. Helbert, M. Ringley, K. Yorke, D. Boggs, A. Yorke, D. Couch, R. Robbins, S. Pannell, J. King, B. Dotson. 3rd Row: E. Large, P. Meade, M. McClellan, G. Johnson, C. Hawkins, M. Mc- Clellan, D. Meade, M. Hughes, J. Pippin, D. Bailey, W. Adkins, M. McClellan, D. Chandler, D. Bailey, E. Hylton. 4th Row: J. Kiser, D. Gillespie, B. Salyer, M. Bond, R. Mullins, G. Marcus, R. Riggs, G. Younce, D. Bond, R. Ringley, R. Jordan. Not Present— Steven Jones. m rami Ht ■ t • MM J vC — ” jfl 11 w- T IjK Tv - f 3 JflpkN. 1 W r mm ' || f Ak -■■■■ ’ 66 Officers Left to Right: Pat Stallaxd, Assistant Librarian; Dawn Couch, Librarian; Roy Riggs, Captain; Marty McClellan, Drum Major; Joe Pippin, 1st Lieutenant; Reggie Jordan, 2nd Lieutenant; Brenda Fatony, Secretary. FORESTRY Left to Right: First Row: Danny Nixon, Delmer Sexton, Jimmy Kiser, Therman Dykes, Mike Clark, Jerry Ball, John D. Baker, Bill Porter. Second Row: Mike Seavers, Rex Strong, Roy Riggs. NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS l$M v yJ ' ' kit ! ' -lAr 2® m ■ j ; L III ’ w 4 t Fm . H 4 j J J Left to Right: First Row: M. Luther, P. Hughes, I. Meade, D. Stanley, M. Mutter, S. Lawson, S. Skeens, P. Gibson, C. Page, F. Sexton. Second Row: Mr. Allen Gregory, Sponsor; J. Miller, W. Pickett, R. Vance, S. Pickett, R. Lawson, Z. McCoy, N. Dingus, M. Jenkins, B. Castle, J. Walton, V. Harvey. Third Row: A. Williams, D. Boggs, J. Collins, E. Whiteside, A. Shepheard, T. Dikes, S. Smith, J. Maine, L. Osborne, M. Boggs, D. Noon- chester, R. Luther. Fourth Row: J. Pridemore, L. Adkins, M. Kiser, D. Collins, J. Mabrey, T. Buchanan, D. Gouge, E. Meade, W. Marshall, H. Hall, B. Plaster. Left to Right: First Row: Coach Hash, Williams, Hylton, Holbrook, Buchanan, Rowland, Aker, Hicks, Pope, Funk, Welch. Second Row: Coach Nash, R. Jenkins, Porter, Thacker, T. Jenkins, Bond, Carnette, Linkous, Domby, Renfro, Ward, Coach Stallard. Third Row: Managers L. Blankenbeckler and Ramey, Mills, Collins, Culbertson, Stallard, Moore, Puckett, King, Managers Baker and G. Blankenbeckler. 66 Blue Knights The Blue Knights have steadily improved since Coaches Burchell Stallard and Robert Nash took the coaching positions in 1964. That year the Knights had a 2-7-1 record. In 1965 the record was 6-4-0 and in 1966 the Knights terminated the season with their best seasonal record since 1960 with 7 wins and 3 losses, losing to Pound, Appalachia, and Gate City. Coebum placed two players on the All-district squad, Robert Bond and Joe Carnette. Several other pi ay ers received Honorable -Mentions. Bond also received All-Southwest Virginia and All-State recognition. Seniors leaving this year are: Kenny Kennedy, Terry Thacker, Robert Hicks, Terry Jenkins, William Porter, Steve Renfro, and Dean Buchanan. Terry Thacker Co-Captains Right Guard Kenny Kennedy Right Tackle Robert Hicks Right Halfback Steve Renfro Middle Guard Senior Blue Knights Terry Jenkins Center William Porter Middle Guard Dean Buchanan Left Halfback Coach Tyrone Hash Coach Robert Nash Head Coach Burchell Stallard Butch King Kyle Ward Arthur Bird Mills Gary Culbertson Halfback Tackle Quarterback End Gene Rowland Quarterback Jerry Domby Left Guard Gary Linkous Right End Ronnie Jenkins Linebacker Rudi Holbrook Quarterback Roger Pope Fullback Larry Stallard End Greg Funk Halfback Steve Hylton Halfback Gary Welch Halfback Tommy Aker Fullback Danny Collins Guard All District All State Joe Carnette Robert Bond Coeburn 14 Clintwood 0 On September 9, 1966, Coeburn ' s Blue Knights met their arch rival, the Clintwood Green Wave, at home. At this time both teams were considered top teams in the district. After a couple of beautiful defensive stands, Coeburn racked up two touchdowns on runs by Dean Buchanan and Tommy Aker to win the game 14-0. Coeburn 33 Haysi 0 In the first game of the season, September 2, 1966, Coeburn met the Tigers on their home ground. At the end of the first half Coeburn was ahead 7-0. In the last half, Coeburn outmanned the Haysi Tigers to roll up 27 more points to win the game. Rowland, Aker, Hicks, and Buchanan all made TD ' s with Buchanan scoring twice on a pass interception. J 73 Coebum 14 Norton 0 In the fourth game of the season, the Knight ' s offense b egan to show. Although the scoring was low, the Knights moved the ball easily between the twenty-yard lines and kept the Black Raiders in the hole all night. At the end of the first half the score was 7-0 with Tommy Aker making the touchdown. In the fourth quarter the Knights finished the scoring with Dean Buchanan carrying the ball across to make the final score 14-0. Coebum 14 Wise 12 Coeburn met Wise in our annual Home- coming game on October 7, 1966. After a score- less first quarter, Wise gained possession of the ball after a Coeburn fumble at their 11-yard line and scored 6 points. After receiving the kickoff from Wise, the roused Coeburn team scored on a 55 -yard pass play from Rowland to Linkous. Kennedy booted the extra point giving Coeburn a 7-6 advantage at halftime. In the first part of the third quarter Coeburn put seven more points on the board. Early in the fourth quarter Wise ' s offense marched the ball 60 yards for a TD making the score 14-12. Wise ended the game threatening to score again, but Coeburn ' s de- fense and the clock checked their advance and ended the game with a final score of 14-12. Coebum 28 Pennington Gap 14 The defense rose to the occasion when Bond scored his only points of the season by making a safety in the first quarter. The first quarter score was 8-0. The Knights scored two more TD ' s in the second quarter making the score 21-7 at halftime. In thelast half Coeburn scored seven more points with Pennington ' s Bobcats making a final tally to end the game 28-14. Coeburn 0 Pound 6 On September 29, 1966, Pound visited Coebum. After a strong defensive battle all night, in which Pound dominated the ball of- fensively, the Wildcats eked out a 6-0 victory over the Blue Knights by blocking a punt in the last 53 seconds of the ballgame. Coeburn 13 Ervinton 0 The seventh game of the season was with Ervinton ' s Rebels at Ervinton. Coeburn ' s offense had the best night of the season, picking up over 300 yards being led by Dean Buchanan with over 200 yards on his own. Tommy Aker scored the first TD for the Knights, while Bob Hicks intercepted a pass to make the final score 13-0. Coeburn 0 Appalachia 21 On October 21, 1966, the Appalachia Bull- dogs invaded Coeburn. The Coeburn Blue Knights were fired up and ready to go but could not con- tain the powerful Edward Cl ark, who gained over 200 yards rushing. Clark led Appalachia to a 21-0 victory over Coeburn. Thus far in the season, Coeburn ' s record was 6 wins and 2 losses. Coeburn 26 Powell 7 On October 28, 1966, Coeburn ' s Blue Knights again showed their ability to bounce back after a defeat by trouncing the Powell Valley Vikings 26-7 at Bullitt Park in Big Stone Gap. Aker, Rowland, and Buchanan all made TD ' s for the Knights. This game was one of the best rounded games of the season with both Coeburn ' s defense and offense showing superb execution. Coeburn 13 Gate City 27 On November 4, 1966, in the last game of the season, Coeburn entertained Gate City at Coeburn. The Blue Knights found it difficult to get started in the first half, giving up 21 points to the Devils. Coming back in the second half, with their offense and defense looking superb, Coeburn held Gate City to 6 points and scored 13 themselves. They ended the game threat- ening to score again, but it was too late. Gate City departed with a win of 27 to 13. Basketball Kneeling: Coach Ira Joe Lewis. Standing (left to right): Gary Lihkous, Jerry Domby, Joe Ramey, David McClellan, Gene Rowland, David Dingus, Joe Carnette, Danny Ramey, Larry Stallard, David Rose. Coach Ira Joe Lewis John D. Baker, Manager David Dingus, Senior Player 76 Schedule Gene Rowland, Forward All Wise County Coebum 56 Wise 51 Coeburn 86 Haysi 63 Coeburn 56 Gate City 79 Coeburn 88 Ervington 58 Coebum 83 Clintwood 53 Coeburn 58 Norton 56 Coeburn 57 Penington 47 Coebum 54 Appalachia 37 Coeburn 54 Pound 58 Coeburn 68 Penington 51 Coebum 50 Wise 65 Coebum 55 Gate City 67 Coeburn 60 Ervington 61 Coeburn 67 Clintwood 43 Coebum 48 Norton 49 Coeburn 74 Appalachia 55 Coeburn 59 Powell Valley 58 Coeburn 50 Pound 61 Wise County Tournament Coeburn 55 Powell Valley 61 Lonesome Pine Tournament Coebum 64 Norton 59 Coebum 48 Gate City 67 Consolation Game Coebum 81 Pound 70 David McClellan, Guard All District Joe Ramey Danny Ramey Forward Forward Larry Stallard Forward David Rose Guard Track Left to Right: First Row: J. Buchanan, D. Stout, D. Thomas, B. Birchfield, R. Hicks, B. Porter, J. Hamm, D. Wilson. Second Row:J. Robinette, W. Noel, C. King, D. Coomer, D. Ward, F. Porter, D. Thomas, J. Domby, W. Culbertson, L. Kilgore, J. Dotson, H. Ward. Third Row: R. Grey, F. Holloway, R. Stout, L. Greear, S. Richardson, R. Bond, B. Boggs, D. Riggs, J. Puckett, J. Maine. Fourth Row: W. Hamm, D. Rose, L. Mc- Reynolds, K. Ward, D. Buchanan, G. Long, R. Jordan, W. Skeens, E. Young, D. Dingus. Robert Hicks Baseball Left to Right: First Row: Mr. Burchell Stallard, Coach, David Rose, Kenny Horne, Bobby Marshall, Terry Amey, Tommy Jordan, John D. Baker, Steve Hylton. Second Row: Charles Davis, Ray Spenilla, David Beck, Kenneth Martin, Gary Ring, Walter Joyce. Third Row: Kirby Holbrook, Carson Lawson, Randy Jordan, Kenny Kennedy, Gene Rowland, Don Couch, Joe Carnette, Randall Cox, Tommy Aker, Jimmy Carnette. Coebum 2 Powell Valley 3 Coebum 2 Pound 3 Coebum 5 Clintwood 0 Coebum 6 St. Paul 1 Coeburn 2 Norton 1 Coebum 4 Appalachia 3 Coeburn 8 Wise 2 Coebum 11 Clintwood 5 Coebum 2 St. Paul 1 Coebum 2 Norton 0 Coebum 6 Alpalachia 3 Coebum 2 Wise 0 TheCoeburn Blue Knights baseball team won the Championship title in the Wise County Conference in 1967, and the Lonesome Pine Championship in the district. We need a run, Kennedy. Patsy Rose Carolyn Holbrook Glenda Hamilton Blue Knights’ Cheerleaders (Left to Right) C. Holbrook, T. Rowland, Mascot; G. Hamilton, D. Helbert, P. Rose, M. McConnell, N. Helbert. Not pictured: Mrs. Avia Funk, Sponsor. 80 Junior Varsities Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Karen Hillman, Carolyn Hunsaker, Louise Perry, Debra Luther, Donna Lawson, Karen Home, Rita Markham. Basketball (Left to Right) R. Clark, J. Meade, T. Turner, D. Thomas, R. Pope, R. Dingus, D. Thomas, A. Mills, D. Couch, R s Spenilla, Coach Robert Nash. Eighth Grade (Left to Right) Coach Rex Payne, C. Hamilton, J. Fannon, B. Collins, D. Stallard, R. Buchanan, A. Camette, D. Mitchell, D. Thomas, E. McCoy, J. Davis, R. Gray, D. Salyers, G. Turner, R. Hillman, J. Buchanan. Junior Varsity Football (Left to Right) First Row: G. Corder, D. Satterfield, G. Meade, B. Collins, C. Hamilton, P. Easterling, J. Buchanan, D. Sanders, D. Stallard, R. Hale, J. Robinette. Second Row: C. Meade, A. Shepherd, T. Jordan, B. Love, R. Stair, M. Pedneau, J. Davis, R. Hale, G. Robbins, E. McCoy, S. Funk, K. Robinette, D. Maine, J. Meade, R. Clark, D. Thomas, B. Boggs, S. Adams. On The Hard Wood 82 jfe ATURES Presenting The 1967 Homecoming Queen Don Couch Crowns Homecoming Queen, Miss Shirley Holbrook. The Queen and Her Court Left to Right: Pamela Meade, Dolly Helbert, the Queen, Nancy Buchanan, Roberta Ringley, Darlene Skeens With Good Music Juniors Give Seniors Christmas Party Underclassmen Honor Students Seated, left to right: J. McGlothlin, typ. I; S. Wright, business arithmetic and bookkeeping; K. Miller, Latin I; N. Smith, French I; K. Horne, Latin II; P. Sanders, Chemistry; N. Helbert, poetry and prose; K. Lawson, 1967 Crisco Award; M. Mullins, science 9. Standing: D. Sanders, poetry and prose; M. McClellan, science 8; S. Sanders, science 9; D. Rose, science 10; G. Rowland, Best All Around Athlete; D. McClellan, Highest District and State Basketball scorer; D. Dingus, County and District high jump record; L. Marcus, French II and U. S. history; K. Salyer, history 8; N. Dingus, Library; L. Mutter, shorthand I;G. Stanley, home economics. Not in Picture: M. Barker, history 10. Donna Edwards Donna has proved herself to be a very dependable and well-liked person. She has been an active member of the following clubs: Co-Ed Hi-Y— serving as treasurer, Keyette Club, Library Club, and a s an assistant in the Guidance Office. Donna will attend Clinch Valley College where she will major in business. William Porter Bill has been a fine athlete and a superior student. He was a varsity football player for three years and an active member of the following clubs: Library, Latin, Key, Poetry and Prose, and sports editor of our annual. He was also selected for Who ' s Who in American High Schools. He has been accepted at the University of Virginia where he will major in geology. � : f i Delmer Wilson Delmer has been both an out- standing student and capable leader. He is president of the Key Club, editor of our Reflector , a member of the Student Council, Latin Club, Library Club, and the Poetry and Prose Club. He is our Salutatorian and was also named in Who ' s Who in American Hi gh Schools. He plans to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute where he will major in agriculture. Senior Jina Coomer Jina, a hard working student in both scholastic and extracurricular activities, is president of the Co-Ed Hi-Y, serving as club chaplain and District chaplain, a member and for- mer officer of the LatinClub, mem- ber of the Keyette Club, Business Manager of the annual staff, was se- lected for Who ' s Who in American High Schools. Jina plans to attend Bristol Commercial College and study accounting. Brenda Fatony Brenda has done excellently both in her studies and her school activities. She is the president of the Keyette Club, a member of the Latin Club, F. H. A., Student Council, Debating Club, Co-Ed Hi-Y-serving as chaplain, Coeburn Blue Knight Band, All-State Band, and All -Virginia Band. She also received the DAR Good Citizen- shipAwardand was named in Who ' s Who in American High Schools. Brenda will attend Eastern Kentucky State College where she will major in music. Don Couch Don is one of Coeburn High ' s best scholars. He is the president of the Student Council, and active member of the Latin Club, Hi-Y, Library Club, and 90 Club. He has played varsity basketball and plays baseball. He is the Valedictorian of our Senior Class, and was se- lected for Who ' s Who in American High Schools. He will attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute where he will major in engineering. John D. Baker, Jr. John has shown himself to be an outstanding student in high school work. He has been a mem- ber of the baseball team for five years and a member of the track team for one year. He has been a dependable and hard-working man- ager for the football team, and has been a member of the basketball team. He has been secretary of the Key Club and a member of the Stu- dent Council. John plans to attend Clinch Valley College after gradu- ation. Pat Stallard Pat has been one of our most hard-working and capable students. She is a member of the band and also a member of the All-State Band. She has been a member of the Latin Club and served as presi- dent of the French Club. She has served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Tri-Hi-Y and has worked in the Guidance Office. Pat plans to at- tend East T ennessee State University after graduation. Superlatives Elaine Large Elaine has been one of our most outstanding students. She has been a member of the band for five years and a member of the Tri-Hi-Y and the Student Council, and served as alternate Secretary-Treasurer of the Latin Club. Elaine plans to at- tend East T ennessee State University next fall. Robert Hicks Bob has been one of our finest athletes. He has participated in J.V. Basketball, Track, and Var- sity Football. He has been a mem- ber of the Student Council and served as alternate president of the Latin Club. He also served as Vice- president of the Senior Class. I Charles Mutter Charles has been one of our best-liked students. He has played J. V. Basketball and has participated in the Latin Club, Student Council, and Key Club, and served as presi- dent of the Senior Class. Charles plans to attend Clinch Valley College upon graduation from high school. Rebecca Porter Becky has been a well-liked and dependable student in our school. She has participated in the Student Council , served as alternate Secretary-Treasurer for the Latin Club, and also served as president of the Library Club. She is also a member of the Annual Staff. Becky plans to attend Clinch Valley College where she will major in education in order to become a teacher. Mr. and Miss Coeburn High Charles Mutter and Linda Sue Sands Mr. B. J. Dotson Crowns the Queen. 88 Senior Prom “Some Enchanted Evening” 89 V aledictorian Salutatorian Don Couch Delmer Wilson Senior Honor Students Left to Right: Brenda Fatony, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, John Phillip Sousa Band Award and Who ' s Who in American high schools; William Porter, Who ' s Who in American high schools, perfect attendance (grades 8-12), Virginia Iron Foundation, National Defense, and Edu- cational Opportunity Grant scholarships; Betsy Richardson, typing II; Don Couch, valedictorian, history 12, math 12, Student Council, and Who ' s Who in American high schools; Brenda Ball, Betty C r o c k e r Award, Delmer Wilson, salutatorian, math 12, and Who ' s Who in American high schools; Jina Coomer, Who ' s Who in American high schools; Danny Bailey, John Phillip Sousa Band award, and winner of a scholarship given by the Coeburn Parent Teacher association. Not in picture: Phyllis Ringley, Slemp Foundation scholarship; Lee Adkins, perfect attendance (grades 5-12). The Nineties Group— Don Couch, Delmer Wilson, William Porter, Brenda Fatony, Betsy Richardson, Marsha Stallard, Jina Coomer, Phyllis Ringley, John Baker, Susie Sands, Marcia Estes, Elaine Large, Rebecca Porter. Graduation Day - 1967 Graduation begins A new record: Only 12 minutes to This night is just for them march in The Band plays Pomp and Circum- Senior Honor Students Our very own Senior Choir stance Senior Class President speaks Pat and Brenda sing Graduation Day Our Principal, Mr. B. J. Dotson 91 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1966 - 1967 Clinchfield Coal Company Dante, Virginia 92 KENNEDY ' S PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES ' You save a little on everything you buy ' It- Has Been a Pleasure Working With You Burchette Studio COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Telephone 679-3531 Norton, Virginia 93 “A Health Food” ICE CREAM MILK PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED Big Stone Gap, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1966 - 1967 Virginia Iron, Coal Coke Company Coeburn, Virginia 94 Best Wishes 1967 Seniors L G. BALFOUR COMPANY CLINCH HAVEN FARMS Producers and Distributors of Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk and Milk Products 95 LAMBERT ' S PHARMACY In Business for Your Health” Phone 395-2281 Coeburn, Virginia I ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS! Prepare Today for Tomorrow ' s Opportunities with Business School Training Make Your Next Graduation From The National Business College 302 1 2 S. Gay Street Knoxville, Tennessee Telephone: 522-0157 Training Youth - Serving Industry Since 1936 t NORTON FLORAL COMPANY Norton— St. Paul 679-2280 Norton 762-3891 St. Paul We telegraph Flowers Everywhere Flowers For All Occasions THE NORTON PRESS, INC. Printers and Publishers of THE COALFIELD PROGRESS News Wise County ' s largest Newspaper Serving Coeburn •Advertising PRINTING - LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET! 96 APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE, INC. The House of Courtesy, Quality and Service 613-615 Shelby Street P. O. Box 411 Bristol, Tennessee 37620 SAFEWAY INSURANCE AGENCY P. O. Box 337 St. Paul, Virginia Look Into The Future And Get The Best Protection ST. PAUL MOTOR MART St. Paul, Virginia Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth j Phone: 762-7676 HUFF-COOK Best Wishes I DANIEL ' S PLUMBING HEATING CO. Norton, Virginia Phones: 679-1181 679-1182 COOMER ' S GULF SERVICE 874 Park Avenue Norton Virginia NORTON HARDWARE CO. Norton, Virginia OAK HALL CAP AND GOWN CO. P.O. Box 1078-2734 Colonial Ave., S.W. Roanoke, Virginia Phone 342-6786 C.M. TAYLOR MOTOR SALES 630 West Sullivan Street Kingsport, Tennessee NORTON APPLIANCE COMPANY INC. Your Westinghouse Dealer Since 1939 Art Smith, MGR. Norton, Va. NORTON MOTOR INN, INC. Oldsmobile International Phone 679-1144 Norton, Virginia GREENWOOD CEMETERY Perpetual Care Easy Terms Reasonable Price Coeburn, Virginia LONESOME PINE DRIVE-IN MOVIE Coeburn-Norton Road Phone 395-3277 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Prospect Avenue, Coeburn, Virginia Phone EX 5-2291 W. Kline Stallard Many Thanks REFLECTOR STAFF 97 COEBURN THE FARMERS LUMBER and EXCHANGE BANK COMPANY Coeburn, Virginia Organized June 2, 1913 N ickelsvi 1 le, Virginia Serving Coeburn and Vicinity One Board or a Train load Since July 1, 1935 Member Federal Reserve System Phone 395-2313 and F.D.I.C. COEBURN ESSO STATION Clinton W. Hawkins Sales Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 395-3281 Coeburn COEBURN Phone 395-3111 NORTON ST. PAUL Phone 679-2410 Phone 762-8191 COEBURN PRODUCE COMPANY Lacey E. Fuller, Owner Metals - Wool - Hides - Ginseng Phone 395-3921 Coeburn, Va. UNION COLLEGE Barbourvi 1 le, Kentucky Founded 1879 Student Body of 950 Work-study Benefits of $1500 per year NDSL Loans and Workships ADDINGTON CHEVROLET CO. HmiEVROLE H iU 1 Write: Mr. Milton H. Townsend Phone 395-241 1 or 395-2161 Director of Col lege Relations, Union Col lege Barbourvil le, Kentucky Coeburn, Virginia 98 MARSHALL ' S DEP ' T STORE MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING CORPORATION Vicky Vaughn and Toni Todd - Dresses General Plumbing, Installations Service Bobby Brooks Sportswear and Dresses Water Heaters-Bath Room Fixtures We Give C M Stamps Complete Septic Tanks System Heating Units Phone EX 5-3201 Coeburn, Va . Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-2602 If no answer 395-3062 D.S. BUCK, INC. Dial 762-3221 ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING St. Paul, Virginia 23283 CORPORATION FIRESTONE St. Paul, Virginia 24283 Tires - Tubes - Home and Auto Supplies COEBURN DOLLAR STORE Dry Goods Notions Shoes for the family Cooking Utensils - All House Hold Supplies Toys Gift Articles Pepsi — Cola Bottling Co. Norton, Virginia OLD DOMINION POWER COMPANY WISE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Norton, Virginia REDDY KILOWATT Serving Wise County ODLE MOTORS Simca and Honda Sales Service Phone 395-2201 Coeburn, Va. 99 ESTES FUNERAL HOME STEVE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE NEW COEBURN 5 : 10 : Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-3154 Phone No. EX 5-2441 Coeburn Virginia Flowers for all Occasions with Complete Floral Service BOWLIN FLORIST Jack Bowlin, Manager Coeburn, Va . Phone 395-2498 395-2622 GULF TRIANGLE STATION Gordon R. Bright Owner Expert Wheel Alignment Balancing Phone 395-2414 Coeburn, Va. PARAMOUNT DRY CLEANERS For Better Movies Visit Coeburn, Virginia COEBURN THEATRE DISCOUNT FOOD MARKET LAWSON ' S GARAGE Where you pay less and get more Hershell Lawson, Owner We give S H Green Stamps Phone: 395-3195 Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia COEBURN BUS TERMINAL Opal Chandler, Manager Phone 395-9970 Coeburn, Virginia DrPepper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Coeburn, Virginia ELKINS ' S BROTHERS SUPERMARKET Tacoma, Virginia Fresh meats, groceries, produce Telephone 395-3083 FLEMING BODY SHOP Auto Painting Guaranteed Repair Work 395-2478 Coeburn, Virginia Hansford Fleming, Manager PHILHEAT ,, x SOUTHWEST OIL COMPANY, INC. Dominion Music, Inc. Phone 523- 126 1 Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 (Formerly Pauley Music Co.) P. 0. BOX 948 - BRISTOL. VIRGINIA 24201 We Give S H Stamps on Heating Oil GILES USED CAR LOT, INC. COEBURN AUTOMOTIVE AND GILES GROCERY Wholesale 395-3329 Auto Parts and Accessories Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia 100 WISE MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Manufacturers of Custom Built Machinery Located on Route 646 Phone 328-4471 Wise, Virginia FERN ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND FOWLER ' S BARBER SHOP Coeburn, Va. Phone EX 5-3100 JOHNSON ' S 5-10-to $1.00 STORES BEN FRANKLIN Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Coeburn, Va. THE RILO Cool Shakes, Excellent Sundaes, Delicious Custard, Banana Splits, and Good Ice Cream Elmer Donelson Coeburn, Virginia BUCHANAN FURNITURE CO. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wholesale and Retail R. H. Carico Furniture of Distinction Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-2481 CITY FOOD MARKET KILGORE GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers Coeburn, Virginia Since 1927 Dial 395-2241 Coeburn, Va. 3-WAY RESTAURANT and MOTEL ROYAL DRY CLEANERS Dining Room— Fine Southern Cooked Foods Hot Water Heat, Modern Aerofoam Mattresses Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-331 1 Norton Virginia Phone 762-2551 DOTSON AVIATION CORPORATION PORTER AUTO SALES, INC. Wise, Va. Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Chevrolet - Willys Charter Flights - Light Freight Service St. Paul, Virginia Student Instruction Pleasure Rides ROYAL JEWELERS Watches— Diamonds VIRGINIA WHOLESALE CO. Telephone 679-2161 Norton, Virginia Appalachia, Virginia ADDINGTON GROCERY General Merchandise Select Groceries - Choice Meats Coeburn, Virginia HALE BROTHERS Morristown, Tenn. Pocahontas Fancy Institutional Canned Foods CHOW Florida Citrus 101 THE FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA St. Paul Office St. Paul, Virginia SEXTON ' S FLOWERS Phone 328-2551 Wise, Virginia A woman never forgets the man who remembers. TODD ' S DRIVE IN Featuring Foot Long Hot Dogs Whatta- Burgers West End Coeburn GIBSON ' S SALES CORPORATION Norton, Virginia REST HAVEN HOME Ethel G. Hensley Box 85 Phone 395-3101 Coeburn, Va . ST. PAUL BUI LDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Concrete-Cinder and Clinchlite Blocks St. Paul Building Materials Virginia Phone 762-8331 762-6861 P . O . Box 397 Your Friendly Ford Dealer CLINCH MOTORS Saint Paul, Virginia Phone 762-2311 JOHN R. HALL STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Auto - Fire - Life Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-3286 MODERN DRY CLEANERS Castlewood, Virginia Phone 762-7418 J M SUPER FOOD MARKET Norton, Virginia We give double Green Stamps on Tuesday THE JEWEL BOX Norton, Virginia Easy Credit Phone 679-2641 MEADE ' S GROCERY Citgo gas and oil We give S. H. Green Stamps Route 1, St. Paul Virginia Leslie Meade, Manager MA AND PA ' S DRIVE-IN Cool Shakes, Excellent Sundaes Delicious Custards, Banana Splits Sandwiches, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs Castlewood Phone 762-7533 FUNK ' S ESSO STATION Quality Re-Treading Cooper Passenger and Truck Tires Mine, Buggy and Motor Tires Phone 295-21 15 Coeburn, Virginia WILLIS ' GIFT SHOP Gifts That Last St. Paul, Virginia WALTON ' S GROCERY Route 4 Coeburn, Va. Phone 395-2547 102 Coeburn High School— 1909 103 � • Seniors - Here And There A pretty Pose Another Dollar Would you Believe They Were Our Scorekeepers? Be Careful ! ! Our Benedict Arnold 104 Seniors All-Around P.T.A. Reception Before the Prom Identifying Pictures Senior Escorts for the Fashion Show PI aiming the Reflector More work on our Yearbook 105 Candid Prom Assistants Thanks, Mrs. Salyers Recess Time F. H. A. Reception for Seniors 106 Library Day School Spirit Winners Senior Day Enjoying F.H. A. Reception Senior Beauties Examination Time Easter Egg Hunt Winners Our Vesper Service Speakers— L to R- Dr. Harley Fite, Rev. Charles Addington. 1942 Sweater- Guarding Rental Books Congratulations, Mr. Salyer Intramural Winners F. H. A. Fashion Show Intramural Winners Mardi Gras Preparation Faculty Versus Key Club The last of the Elementary Gym Testing Time P.T.A. Faculty Reception Can ' t You See That It Is Mrs. Quill in ' s Bulletin Board? 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