Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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Randell Eugene Stout Are women people? David William Thomas Eyes of most unholy blue. Terry Lee Turner School breaks up my whole day. Joseph David Vance It’s not the size, but the fury of the attack. Barbara Joyce Vandiver She had a complete ignorance of every- thing a woman does not need to know. Sandra Jean Walton A little inaccuracy sometimes saves tone of explanation. David Andrew Ward There is nothing I love as much as hunt- ing and fishing. Kyle Leon Ward It isn ' t what you do, it ' s what you ' re caught doing. Donna Gail Wilson If giggles were riches, she ' d he a millionaire. Margaret Hensley Wolfe Love understands love, it needs no talk. Pamela Faye Worley Modesty and unselfish- ness - these are virtues which men praise. Martha Ann Wright Happy am I; from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all content like me. Judy Adkins Yates God has made thee to love him. Karen Anita Mae York Gentlemen seem to remember blondes. Donna Grey Younce Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Ellis Lee Young What kind of deal is this?” 27

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Ruth Ann Porter There are seven ways to be happy; stay out of love and you don ' t need the other six. Michael H. Powers Speech is great, but silence is greater. Pamela Elaine Powers Saying is one thing, and doing is another. Larry Dale Ramsey No man ever became extremely wicked all at once. Dorothy Ellis Ring Her thoughts are in the sky. Roberta Louise Ringley O , thou are fairer than the evening air clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Kenneth Arnold Robinette What matter if it be a fool ' s paradise. Paradise is Paradise ! Pamela Kay Robinson They who forgive most shall be most forgiven. Susan Mullins Rose Yes, I ' m in love, I feel it now. Samuel Glenn Sanders The wisdom of many and the wit of one. Hariy Andrew Shepherd If it ain ' t Blue Grass, it ain ' t music. Darlene Sue Skeens If you have to keep reminding your self of a thing, perhaps it isn ' t so. Paulette Smith There is also a sure reward for faithful silence. 26 Montgomery Ray Spenilla Last year I was con- ceited , this year I am perfect. Linda Stidham Life is like a picture , so paint it well. Joseph Burnie Still Beware, I may do something sensational yet.

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Senior Superlatives JENNIFER DOTSON - Co-Ed Hi-Y, Pres. ; Latin Club; F. H. A. ; Keyette; National Honor Society; Paper Staff, Asst. Ed. ; One Act Play; Out- standing Teenager of America; D.A.R. Award; Quill and Scroll; 1970 Crisco Award; Who ' s Who in American High Schools. RIGHT: CHARLES MAINE - Basketball, 8th, 9th; Latin Club; Upward Bound Program; Physics Award; I Date You Leadership Award. JACKIE MULLINS - Home Economics Award; F.H.A. ; Keyette Club; Co-Ed Hi-Y. BELOW: SAMUEL SANDERS - Latin Club; Student Council; French Club; Quill and Scroll; Key Club; Paper Staff Business Manager; Math 12 Award; French 3 Award; National Honor Society, President. FRANKIE HALLOWAY - Football for five years; Basket- ball, 3 years; Track and Field, 9th; Baseball, 10th; French; Paper Staff, Sports Ed. ; Upward Bound Program; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; National High School Award for Excellence; Football Award. DONNA WILSON - Latin; Co-Ed Hi-Y; Library Student Council; Keyette; F.H. A. ; French; National Honor Society; Awards in Science, Bookkeeping, Library; Who ' s Who; Quill and Scroll. HARLESS MULLINS - Student Council; French; Key Club; Basketball, 8th, 9th; V.P. of Senior Class; Na- tional Honor Society; Annual Staff; Art I Award; Key Club Award; Quill and Scroll; Who ' s Who. MERENDA MULLINS - Salutatorian; Keyette; Latin; French; National Honor Society; Band 8,9,10; Who’s Who; Quill and Scroll; Annual Staff; Awards for Math 12 and Science 9. 28