Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Reflector 1971 Coeburn High School Coeburn , Virginia Foreword: The faces of Coeburn High School are many and varied but they REFLECT you, the student body. This yearbook attempts to por- tray in pictures and words your lives as you lived them during this school year. INTRODUCTION ... 4 FACULTY ... 38 CLASSES ... 48 SPORTS 94 Table of Contents ADVERTISEMENT ... 114 ACTIVITIES ... 78 Our Day Begins • • • 4 5 6 Ifi Dream , Dream, Dream . . . Everybody dreams sometime, and dream Bruce did . . , We’ve Only Just Beg un 99 ABOVE RIGHT: Is Terry ' s mind on his math project? LEFT MIDDLE: Kathy watches Debbie in Home Eco- nomics. RIGHT MIDDLE: Ray Rembrandt, Charles Picasso, and Jack Davis. BOTTOM: Arlene - future designer of bulletin boards. 10 Concentration n • • Munch a Bunch of What some people do during their lunch! ! 13 End of a Perfect Day . . . TOP: Joyce Jordan just doesn ' t believe what ' s on her report card. LEFT MIDDLE: Remember the day chemistry lab was flooded.. RIGHT MIDDLE: French students dress up for Miss Cornett. 15 For Some the Day Ends 16 J9 The 1970 Homecoming Parade with theme Love is Blue - began on time - for once! ! The floats were few but they all had the same thought - and wish - VICTORY! ! 20 The mid-afternoon evening brought clear skies, a brisk wind and happy faces but unfortunately not victory. Flossie Maples was crowned Queen. The members of her court were Kathy Lawson, Nadine Barnette, Joyce Stidham, Carolyn Maples, Ellen Hylton, Donna McConnell, Rita Thomas. 21 Junior- Senior Rickey Davis and Fredia Gordon were crowned Knight and Maiden of the 1970 Christmas Party. J 22 Christmas Party The 1970 Christmas Party had unique features - Seniors clean up! ! The theme of our Christmas Party characterizes the return from our vacation - Dream Come True - NO EXAMS! 23 This is the Land of . . . Big Blue 24 Great hustling bunch, with a lot of hustle, they gave their all, and we expect to improve our record next year. Coach Lewis Scoreboard Coebum vs Alumni 95-46 Coebum vs Twin Springs 81-78 Coebum vs Ervington 62-58 Coebum vs Clint wo od 75-68 Coebum vs Appalachia 70-78 Coebum vs Pound 61-73 Coebum vs Ervington 66-82 Coebum vs Haysi • 66-71 Coebum vs Norton 68-53 Coebum vs Clintwood 88-70 Coebum vs Castlewood 81-62 Coebum vs Gate City 86-98 Coebum vs Twin Springs 95-70 Coebum vs Wise 60-63 Coebum vs Appalachia 69-79 Coeburn vs Norton 85-65 Coebum vs Castlewood 67-59 Coeburn vs Powell Valley 56-90 25 Sweetheart Weekend 1971 On February 12 Castlewood came to Coeburn looking for a win but instead got a defeat. After the game a dance was held in the cafeteria. 26 At halftime Miss Rhonda Collins was ' crowned Sweet- heart Queen. The court consisted of Debbie Counts, Debbie Coomer, Luann Bond, Pam May, and Mary Alice Ringley. 27 Fun And Excitement At The Mardi Gras With the combined efforts of the Latin Club and French Club, the annual Mardi Gras was held in the recreation room on March 19. Teachers as well as a large number of students attended the affair. The decorations were great, the music was sensational, and the food highly d electable. 28 29 Miscellaneous Happenings TO THE RIGHT: seniors are taking their last measurements. Excite- ment reigns high for them because graduation gets closer every day. BELOW TO THE LEFT: Carrol Dale has been presented a football cake by the F.H.A. The whole student body welcomed Mr. Dale at an as- sembly program. ABOVE TO THE RIGHT : the Charger staff is stapling together the newspaper so it can be delivered on time. The staff hopes the stu- dent body appreciates all the good literature they receive at no charge. IMMEDIATELY TO THE RIGHT: Rita Thomas presents two grade school students with Christmas gifts. The Keyettes furnished all gifts. 30 BELOW: the band is getting ready for a concert, while Mr. Ramsey is dealing with some difficulty. ABOVE: the stud-ents are enjoying themselves at the Sadie Hawkins dance held on April 2. TO THE LEFT : Santa Claus, alias Mr. Stew- art, is presenting presents to Head Start children. 31 32 The Jr. -Sr. Prom was a wish come true. The dream of evening gowns, beautiful girls, and handsome men was finally a reality. The colors of blue and silver made the whole affair seem like a dream as couples danced to the music by the Decibles. Later on in the evening the 1971 Senior class and their dates were introduced. Then came the moment everyone was waiting for - the crowning of Mr. and Miss Coeburn High (Robert Hale and Debbie McConnell). After the crown- ing and the presentation of a dozen red roses, the Senior dance was led by the 1971 Mr. and Miss Coeburn High. It was an evening which will be long remembered by everyone for the fun and the excitement. 33 Finally . . . Graduation DATE: June 5, 1971 TIME: 8:00 o ' clock PLACE: Coebum High School EVENT: YOU stand in line until your name is called, walk forward to receive your diploma; as one phase of your life is completed, another simultaneously begins. 34 35 Faculty Classes Organizations Advertisements Queens 37 38 Coping with common and crucial problems, directing the office personnel, and super- vising every school function, Principal Harold Lester assumed the major burdens. Mr. Lester was aided by Assistant Principal Hansford Welch. Mr. Welch was responsi- ble for many and varied activities of the high school. Mr. Lester ' s and Mr. Welch ' s secre- tary, Mrs. Billie Jordan, was always ready to lend a helping hand to facul- ty members and students alike. The office was brightened by the friendly atmosphere she always envoked. Without these three persons, Coeburn High School could not run as smooth and efficiently as it has. C. H. S. Faculty Curriculum is the root of a school, since education is what school is all about. However an institution ' s principle task is not to teach its scholars; it must also grow to meet the needs of a changing society. The most modern curriculum would be useless if there were no instructors to pass on their knowledge to others. Mrs. Quillen gives the school paper, THE CHARGER, a critical look - while Mr. Hall shows his class an experiment - and hopes nothing goes wrong. Coach Nash is trying to figure out just what went wrong during football season . . . While Mrs. Salyers is opening her gifts she thinks, Wonder if I will really have twins? 40 . . . while Coach Hubbard (opposite page) wonders if he should get a girls ' football team organized! ! ! As we listen to Mr. Ramsey at band practice we hear, NO, NO we ar en ' t playing the School Song and The Stripper - at the SAME TIME! ! Faculty BOB NASH Physical Education DOROTHY QUILLEN English 10 CARROL HALL Science 9 OPAL SALYERS Home Economics TERRY BATES Biology STEVE HUBBARD Latin I, II, English 9 JOHN HAMM Geography, History 8 DARHYL RAMSEY Band 41 Would you believe Mr. Stewart is a preacher! If you don ' t believe Mrs. Robbins is creative, just take a look at the rest of this book. She is determined to make it and to bake it. I DON STEWART Art, Sociology UNIT A ODLE Clerical Typing, Bookkeeping PRESTON SALYERS Typing, English SHIRLEY ROBBINS Math MARGARET GRIFFITH Home Economics BETTY ROTH WELL Shorthand, Office Practice BERNARD FARMER English 12 ANN PAYNE Math 10,11,12 IRA JOE LEWIS Physical Education Drivers Education We ' re going to be hot tonight ... I don ' t believe it . . . Cool it ! 43 To the right, we see Mrs. Jesse doing her usual thing, Bon jour. Parlez vous Francais? Below, Mrs. Quesenberry is busy working on next year ' s schedules. Above, Mr. Spradlin discusses the world ' s affairs with his students. MARION QUESEN BERRY Guidance, Eng. .8 LINDA JESSE French I, II, III Eng. 9 KENNETH RICHARDSON Math 8, Alg. I Math 9 ROY DOCKERY Math 8,9, Physics BEN SPRADLIN Geography, Economics LARRY McREYNOLDS Science 8,9, Con- sumer Math LUCILLE CARICO English 11 BENNY MASON D.E. I, II, III Gen- eral Business DEBRA BATES Geography, Hist. 8 AVA FUNK Physical Education 45 BILL BEVINS Guidance COLEEN BEVINS Librarian JACK TOMPKINS Gov. 12, Hist. 11 PAUL RIER History 8,10 LARRY HARRIS Science 8, Chemistry JERE BLACKBURN High Intensity Learning Center REBA McGLOTHIN Teacher ' s Aide CUSTODIANS Mrs. Ringley Mr. Bowling Mrs. Skeens BUS DRIVERS Larry Kilgore Kenneth Richardson Jim Price Steve Hubbard CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Fannon Mrs. Kiser Mrs. Sexton Mrs. Hall Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Osborne 47 Sub-Freshmen Class Of 9 75 Roy Adams Kathy Ball David Biggs Lawanna Blanton Kathy Boggs Olivia Boggs Billy Breeding Teresa Brown Tammy Gray Greg Ringley Mary Buchanan Vicki Buchanan Dennis Burke Debbie Campbell Sue Collins Randy Coomer Patricia Couch Shelby Creed Rickey Dingus Jamie Dotson Sue East Judy Edwards I Kathy Ellis { David Ely Kay Fannon Doug Forest Janice Foster Rodney Freeman Teresa Funk T ammy Gray Joey Grizzle Freda Hagy Donna Hall Charolett Hamilton Brenda Hamm Teresa Hamm Ralph Hands Michael Harris 48 Brenda Harvey Patricia Harvey Ray Harvey Claude Hensley Kathy Hill Randy Holbrook Gary Horne Rebecca Jackson Steve Jackson Debra Jessie Teresa Johnson Mike Jones Regina Jones Micky Keith Brenda Laney David Large Marty Large Patty Large Phyllis Large Debbie Long Kitty Luther Kathy McClellan Stevie McClellan Katie McCowan Eleanor McFaddin Earl McReynolds Jackie Marshall Chris Meade Donna Meade Randall Meade Debbie Morgan Lynn Neal Eddie Nickles Patricia O ' dell Jeff Page Susie Pannell Debbie Pate Susan Pedneau Fredia Perry Orville Plaster Colburn Community Library Coeburn, Virginia 49 Being a Subfreshman Is . . . better than being a 7th grader not knowing where your Math Class is being with old friends and making new ones all right, but it isn’t that thrilling not being able to open your locker! discovering that you have to have a pass before you can leave school! ! like being in the Land of the Giants with all the upper- classmen running around! ! i: Debra Powers Jimmy Pridemore Kenneth Ramey Otis Reece Randy Rhodes Vicki Ricketts Mike Riggs Norma Riggs Debbie Ring Greg Ringley Joe Allen Ringley Frances Salyers Jennifer Salyers Phyllis Salyers 50 Teresa Satterfield Annetta Scalf Kathy Sheets Bill Shepard Janet Sluss Gloria Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Ken Stallard Deania Stanley Nina Stanley Terry Stidham Bobby Swann Marjorie Taylor t Jeffrey Tuggle Arlene Turner Nora Mae Turner Robert Ward Crystal Willsey Judy Wireman Harold Wright 51 Freshmen Class Of ’74 Ray Adams Johnny Adkins Teddy Adkins Wanda Adkins Debbie Arney Robert Baker Barbara Barker Luanne Bond BEST ALL ROUND Luann Bond Jeff Dotson Rickey Branham Joel Buchanan Iris Buchanan Sue Carico Thomas Collins Lin Counts Nathan Cox Nadell Crabtree Kay Culbertson Jeff Dotson Cathy Davis Scott DuVal Debra Elkins Penny Evans Betty Freeman Virgie Funk Chyrl Gordon Wade Hale David Hall Peggy Hall Donald Hamilton Teresa Hamilton Danny Hartsoe Kenneth Harvey Charles Hawkins Christine Hayes Pat Hayes Rickey Hayes Arthur Helbert Kathy Hillman Ernst Holbrook Buena Kay Johnson Jennifer Jones William Jones Greg Jordan Jack Kennedy Denny Kilgore Donnie Kilgore Kathy Kraft Becky Laney Darcey Laney Millard Laney Gina Lawson Janie Lawson Jerry Lawson Nancy Long Darris McConnell Diann McCoy Diane McElrath Rodney McF addin Betty Mays Susan Meade Jeff tiller San -. i Mills Hurley Mitchell Margaret Mullins Sandra Mullins Jake Odle Jerry Overbay Paula Owens Teresa Owens Michael Page Thomas Parton Katherine Payne Sandra Payne Patty Pennington Robin Perry 53 To be or Not To Be, a Freshman? A freshman is a hard thing to be. Especially if you are as lazy as me. There’s Mr. Hall, a slave driver. And Mrs. Jessee who comes after, And she can drive you to the grave. Make one go mad, rant, and rave. I take all this stuff in my stride, I master it to salvage my pride. But when the year is gone and done, I have to admit it was a lot of fun. - Wayne Marshall Becky Peters Donnie Pickett Linda Pickett Hazel Plaster Judy Powers Randy Powers Kenneth Pridemore Gary Ramey Carol Ramsey Deborah Randolph Judy Renfro Debbie Ringley Cathy Robinson James Robinson Larry Robbins Randy Rollins Bobby Salyer Judy Salyer Linda Salyers Steve Salyers Wayne Salyers Gary Satterfield Teresa Shelton Sheila Stallard Jack Still Terry Stansberry Dennis Stout Welsey Stout 55 Sophomores Class Of ’ 7 3 David Adams Connie Adkins Danny Atwood Rocky Ball John Barker Bruce Beverly Jewell Bevins Jack Buchanan BEST ALL ROUND Louis Burke Donna Caldwell Sue Call Jerry Carico Eddie Carty Brenda Clark Debbie Coomer Terry Corder Gail Culbertson Michael Dingus John DuVal Lavon Fleming Teresa Foster Mike Fugate Fred Gilpin Linda Graham Jimmy Graves Fred Greear Kathy Greear Rhonda Greear Karen Hale Richard Hale Ronnie Hale Debbie Hall Kathy Hall Nancy Hamilton Roy Harris Sandra Harvey Debbie Coomer Ricky Kilgore Richard Hedrick Wanda Hill Jimmy Hillman Joetta Holbrook Doug Horne Roger Horne Debbie Jackson Nancy Jenkins Joyce Jordan Bueford Ketron Debbie Kiser Kathy Kiser Greg Large Tony Large Dorothy Lawson Gary Lawson Linda Lawson Cathy Long Thomas McCarty Arvil McConnell Ricky McConnell Janet Markland Jayne Markland Sharon Meade Tommy Meade Brenda Mills Brenda Mooney Virginia Moore MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Veronica Stallard Marty Puckett $ G ail Neal Lynn Nixon Mary O’dell John Wayne Odle Sharon Odle Sherry Patrick Chuck Parsons Brenda Pickett Sue Pope Kathy Porter Marty Puckett Sandy Reeves 57 Being a Sophomore Is . . . . Thinking of things you have never thought about before: a job, college, and your future. You will soon be an adult. You look back at the long road and you are proud. You feel like you have accomplished something. Being a sophomore is great! ! . - Doug Horne Joyce Reynolds Don Rhodes Barbara Ritchie Carol Roberts Carolyn Salyers Larry Salyer Robin Sanders Ricky Sartin 58 Brenda Sluss Veronica Stallard Barbara Stidham James Stout Lois Teasley Pat Thomas Leon Turner Rita Turner 59 Juniors Class Of 9 72 Harold Adams Brenda Adkins Judy Adkins Hilda Barnes Barbara Bise Steve Boggs BEST ALL ROUND Susan Buchanan David Mitchell Tom Boone Debbie Breeding Lisa Brooks Louise Browning Greg Broyles Susan Buchanan Debbie Chandler James Clay Phillip Clay Bruce Couch Richard Davis Jean Edwards Jewell Evans Brenda Farmer Fredia Gordon 60 Betty Greear Richard Griffith Kathy Hale Fredia Hall Judy Hamm Retha Hammonds Brenda Harrison Maggie Hawkins Pam Hayes Susan Holbrook Earlene Horne Donnie Jones Jolene Kennedy Joe Kilgore Tommy Kilgore DO YOU H fE MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Fredia Gordon Steve Boggs I Kathy Kiser Della Lawson Jeff Lawson Rickey Lawson Bobby Love Sandra McCarty Cathy McConnell Jean McConnell Joan McCoy 61 Being a Junior Is . . . . . having Mrs. Carico for English! ... being looked up to by the 8th, 9th, and 10th graders, and being looked down on by the Seniors! . . . taking the National Merit Test, the SAT and heaven only knows how many other tests! . .. getting your class ring and going around with it in everyone ' s face for a week! . . . fun, laughter and jokes, jokes and more jokes! ! Buddy McF addin Barbara McReynolds Wayne Marshall Pam May Debbie Meade Shelia Meade Pam Miller David Mitchell Colene Moore Judy Nixon Tommy Patrick Marian Perry Joe Peters Kathy Ramey Mary Alice Ringley Barbara Robinson Vickie Robinson Gail Rose Judy Rose Greg Stallard 63 Se uon eut { 7? “TU At to “Day T vi6 te44 t ' fynoMHce t ' Knowledge, PATRICIA GALE ADKINS God is love, I dare say. But what a mischievous devil love is. SHARON LOUISE ARTRIP It matters not how long we live, but how. DIANE MYRA BAILEY Storm in a tea cup. BETSY JOLENE BAKER It is a quiet worker who succeeds. CARSIE BALLARD I am a handsome man, but a happy deceiver. NADINE PHYLLIS BARNETT Silence is the virtue of fools. PAMELA SUE BEARE It is better to know nothing than to know what ain ' t so. ” JANICE CATHERINE BELL A blush is beautiful but incon- venient. ALICE FAYE BEVINS Live for today; yesterday is a memory and tomorrow a hope. DONNA SUE BIGGS A smile is golden and brings promise of something lasting. OFFICERS: (left to right) Historian: Dwight Stallard, President: Robert Hale, Sec. -Treasurer; Donna Lawson, Vice President: Jack Davis. For Tomorrow . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donna Lawson - Jack Davis Today Plan DAVID KEITH BOND You can’t keep a good man down. JOSEPH BUCHANAN Give me a million girls , but give them to me one at a time. RHODA LISA BUCHANAN She is as she is, and so she will be. RODNEY LEE BUCHANAN Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him. ” JOHNNY EDWARD CARICO Life is one long process of getting tired. ELIZABETH CHARLENE CASON A big heart in a small frame. LARRY CHANDLER Cheer up, the worse is yet to come. ” LANA SUE CLARK In her tongue there is the law of kindness. JUDY NADINE CLAY A good heart is worth gold. BOBBY GLENN COLLINS One of the greatest pleasures of life is doing what people say you can ' t do. 65 PATRICIA LYNN COLLINS Silence is the perfect herald of joy. GARY WAYNE CORDER Few love to hear the sins they love to act. JAMES MICHAEL CORDER A very gentle beast, and of a good conscience. ” KENNETH BRUCE COUCH When you’re rowing the boat you don’t have time to rock it. DEBORAH COUNTS A faithful friend is the medicine of life. ” JOYCE CRABTREE A simple maiden like a flower. WILLIAM JACK DAVIS He is a handsome, well-shaped man, of very good country, and of a very smooth and pleasant wit. DIANN SMITH DELOACH She is to love, cherish and to obey. ' CHESTER DALE DINGUS It’s not what happens to you, but the way you take it that counts. RICKY ROBERT DINGUS When he works, he works, but when does he work. 66 DONNA JOLENE DOTSON The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed . PAUL HOLLY EASTERLING The only thing wrong with resist- ing temptation is that it may never come my way again . MITCHELL W. ELLIOT You have delighted us long enough. Striving . . . To Will The Heart To Be Alive — To Will The Mind To Seek And Discover . WITTIEST Mitchell Elliot - Beppie Cason SAMUEL WILSON FATONY I Believe in work, but I’m not in favor of it. DONALD LEE FUNK Sober, but not serious; quiet, but not idle. SAMUEL FUNK Thou art the man. ” ELLIS GIBSON People who make no noise are dangerous. ARLENE KAY GOLLIE Life is too important to take seriously. COLENE FAYE GOLLIE Chatter, chatter all through the day; ’tis no wonder the. teacher’s hair is gray. RICHARD JONATHAN GRAY Who doesn’t love wine, women, and song, reamins a fool his whole life long. 1 67 Dreams • • • Day And Night 9 Darkness And Light Sometimes — I Hide . . . Often , I Seek. JOYCE FRANCES GREEAR My heart is like a singing bird. MICHAEL GREEAR The remedy is worse than the disease. WARREN ALLEN GREEAR A mighty hunter was he and his prey was woman. NANCY ANNETTE GRIMES DO all the good you can. ” ROBERT WILLARD HALE What is better than wisdom? Woman , and what is better than a good woman? Nothing! CLIFFORD DALE HAMILTON A rolling stone gathers no moss. WOODROW ST ALP TON HAMM Never overwork yourself. DONNA ROSE HAMPTON Unthinking, happy, and young, she laughed and talked and sung. CLINTON WYTHE HAWKINS Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. GREGORY GLYNN HELBERT Witty and winsome and a wee bit wicked. ELIZABETH NEVADA HILL Truth is the cry of all, but the game of few. George Johnson - Kathy Ball MOST TALENTED FRIENDLIEST Jennie Maggard - Randy Hillman RANDALL ALLEN HILLMAN The lunatic, the lover, and the poet. DEBORAH HORNE Everything that happens is a re- flection of what has always been. MARGARET ELLEN HYLTON She looks like an angel and acts like one, too; but you never can tell what an angel will do. ELMER GEORGE JOHNSON There was things which he stretched , but mainly he told the truth. BRENDA KAY KERN Grow angry slowly, there is plenty of time. CELLA SUE KILGORE A sight to make an old man young. JOHNNIE McCOY KITTEL Is she so quite and demure? May- be .. . but don ' t be so sure. DOUGLAS SCOTT LAMBERT Every man is the maker of his own fortune. DONNA MARIE LAWSON Give me friends and you can have all else. KATHERINE MARLENE LAWSON A quiet tongue shows a wise head. CHRISTINE LEE A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. 69 LINDA SUE LUTHER A fickle and changeful thing is woman always. NANCY CAROL McCARTY Clear your mind of can’t. MARCIA LYNN McCLELLAN The Devil made me do it! MICKY DUANE McCLELLAN To be great is to be misunder- stood. DAVID GENE McCONNELL Don’t cross the bridge till you come to it. DEBBIE JANE McCONNELL Take it easy and have your fun, let the old world flicker on. ” DONNA JOYCE McCONNELL There is always something absurd about the past. SHERRY BELINDA McCONNELL The way to gain a friend is to be one. ” BLAINE ELZIC McCOY I am not arguing with you I am telling you. JUDY ELAINE McELYEA People are also judged by the company they keep away from. ” FREDA GAIL MAGGARD If a man deceives me once, shame on him; if twice shame on me. 70 laving Patience To Wait — Courage To Begin Anew lelving Into The Unknown — Finding His Quest. JENEANNE MAGGARD She ' s pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to think on. JERLENE MAGGARD Never overwork yourself. CAROLYN MARIE MAPLES Keep up appearances whatever you do. ” FLOSSIE LOUISE MAPLES Nobody not even the rain has such small hands. ” EARL GREGORY MARCUS A good start is half the battle. RITA KAYE MARKHAM Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow. MICHAEL LEE MATH ENA Knowledge itself is power. BOBBY KAY MAYS Although he is small and shy, you ' ll never find a better guy. TOMMY MAYS I’m not exceptionally tall but neither was Napoleon-. BUNA BONETTA MEADE Lack is when preparation meets opportunity. GREGORY MICHAEL MEADE Happy is the person with no history. 71 Realities . . Seeking Amid Trials And Errors Striving To Gain That Which Will Benefit All Mankind. ELLA SUE MILLER One always returns to one ' s first love. PA HU CIA MAINE MILLER One among a thousand. JACKIE JAMES MOONEY Life without mischief is no life at all. ” REBECCA LOUISE MULLINS Where did you get those eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. ROGER DEE MULLINS To think is but an idle waste of time, W. RONNIE MUTTER I can resist anything but tempta- tion. CAROL LYNN ODLE She will stay at home perhaps, if her leg be broken. MICHAEL WILLIAM ODLE All handsome men are dying and I don’t feel so well myself. DEBORAH LOUISE OWENS Great thoughts come from the heart. KERMIT LEWIS PAGE Give me but one firm spot on which to stand and I will move the earth. ” JANICE FAYE PERRY I think true love is never blind , but rather brings an added light. 72 LILLY MAE PLASTER Small but yet so witty and sweet. BRENDA SUE PORTER It may be life; but ain ' t it slow? FREDDIE LINDSEY PORTER ' Doing easily what others find difficult is a talent. ” LARRY DOUGLAS PORTER Good - bad - indifferent. DONNA KAY RAMEY The truth shall set you free. JOHNNIE RAMEY A nice man is a man of nasty ideas. DEBRA GAY RHODES The tongue that waggeth and never sitteth still. JAMES VANNOY RHODES Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for court esy. RICHARD HENRY RIGGS Must you go, can ' t you stay? JAMES EDWARD ROBINETTE Hold on to what you ' ve got until you get what you want. 73 A World Yet To Be Conquered . . . JANET LEIGH ROSE Love and do what you will. PAUL MORRIS ROSE Education is a journey not a destination. BILLY RAY SALYER I live from day to day. DAVID RAY SALYER Never do today what can be done tomorrow. KYLE LESLIE SALYER To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. MONTY LEE SALYER I had rather wear out than to rust out. DAVID MARVIN SANDERS A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. RICHARD SANDERS Everything comes if a man will only wait. FLIRTIEST Brenda Porter - Joe Buchanan 74 Robert Hale - Becky Mullins SUSAN LYNN SANDERS Oh, how may joys lie in the small circle of a wedding ring. DEBORAH LYNN SMITH ”A smile is golden and brings promise of something lasting. ROBERT STAIR Every man is the maker of his own fortune. ” DWIGHT HENDERSON STALLARD I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. ” JOYCE ANNE STIDHAM Wisdom is better than rubies. RITA KAREN THOMAS People like her make the world go round. GARNICE LEON WINEBARGER Life is too short to waste. JANET YORKE One never forgets the one who remembers. GARY WAYNE YOUNCE No woman is ugly, some are just prettier than others. 75 Senior Superlatives DEBBIE RHODES Who ' s Who DONNA LAWSON Slemp, Who ' s Who, Outstand- ing Teenager, Betty Crocker Award, Val. , Sec. of Sr. Class, Reader ' s Digest. JUDY McELYEA National Award of Excellence RHODA BUCHANAN National Award of Excellence DONNA RAMEY Who’s Who sherry McConnell Who’s Who JACK DAVIS Outstanding Teenager, Who ' s Who MIKE ODLE National Award of Excellence, Salutatorian, Who’s Who ROBERT HALE Who ' s Who, Outstanding Teen- ager, Pres, of Sr. Class. Senior Superlatives MONTY SALYER I Dare You Award, Pres, of the Student Body DONNA DOTSON Who’s Who, Editor of Reflector GLYNN HELBERT I Dare You Award BETSY BAKER Who’s Who RITA THOMAS Who’s Who, Outstanding Teen- ager BRENDA KERN D.A.R. Goocf Citizenship Award, National Award for Excellence. KYLE SALYER National Award for Excellence. GREG MARCUS Vho’s Who DAVID BOND Slemp Scholarship, National Award for Excellence. 77 Knight Band FLUTES, TROMBONES, TRUMPETS Charles Hawkins Ricky McConnell Larry Salyers Fred Gilpen Clinton Hawkins David Bond Ricky Sartin Kathy Wills Tammy Gray Linda Salyers Robin Sanders Cathy Bell (not pictured) Ronald Welch George Johnson Micky McClellan Jackie Tickles MAJORETTES Robin Sanders Mary Alice Ringley Tammy Gray Judy Adkins DRUM MAJOR Jimmy Hillman ' 78 CLARINETS, SAXES, FRENCH HORNS Sue Call Vicki Buchanan Sue Carico Teresa Graham Susie Pennell Teresa Owens Susie Pedneau Jimmy Hillman Gary Lawson Ernest Holbrook Pam May Chuck Parsons Mouse Ringley Beth Adkins (not pictured) Jake Odle Donnie Kilgore LOW BRASS, PERCUSSION - Rodney McFaddin John DuVal Fred Greear Jack Kennedy Billy Salyers Beppie Cason Mike Fugate Gary Whited (not pictured) David Morgan Coeburn High School band shaped up this year under the direction of Darhyl Ramsey. The band marched proudly in their new uniforms on the gridiron; performed at concerts, and were present at part of our basketball games as a pep band. 79 MEMBERS Randy Hillman David Mitchell James Clay Monty Salyer Doug Lambert Richard Davis Dickie Griffith Phillip Clay Steve Boggs Tom Boone Carsie Ballard John Barker Robert Hale Jack Davis Paul Rose Woody Hamm Donnie Jones Clinton Hawkins Warren Greear David Sanders Mr. Terry Bates Greg Broyles OFFICERS: R. Hillman, Pres. ; D. Mitchell, Vice-Pres. ; R. Davis, Sec. ; S. Boggs, Treas. ; Mr. Terry Bates, Sponsor. The Key Club of C. H.S. is sponsored by Mr. Terry Bates. The Key Club annually goes to a convention, which was held in Washington, D.C. this past year. Every year the club tries to do things that will be of benefit to the school. We planted pine trees, assisted Mr. Lester with the basketball tournament, and provided escorts during home- coming. 80 The Keyette Club is composed of 25 members with Mr. Bill Bevins as our sponsor. We sang for the PTSA, Methodist Church, and the Woman ' s Club. We sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance which was held in April. Keyette Club OFFICERS: Joyce Greear - Pres. , Susan Buchanan - Vice-Pres. , Rita Thomas - Sec. , Donna Ramey - Treas. MEMBERS Joyce Greear Donna Dots on Marian Perry Fredia Gordon Betty Grear Sherry McConnell Jewell Bevins Joetta Holbrook Barbara Robinson Earlene Horne Betsy Baker Brenda Kern Janice Perry Donna Ramey Kathy Ramey Debbie Coomer Veronica Stallard Kathy Wilson Rhonda Greear Kathy Hall Gail Whited Debbie Counts Susan Buchannan Rita Thomas 81 Mr. Bill Bevins Library Club MEMBERS Rickey Lawson Chester Dingus Kermit Page Iris Buchanan Rhoda Buchanan Gary Ramey Raymond Gibson Greg Jordon Nathan Cox Danny Hartsoe Rae Simms Sherry McConnell Arvil McConnell Lynn Neal Debbie Jackson Gail Neal Kathy Wilson Linda Payne Jewell Bevins Kathy Hall Sandra McCarty Jean McConnell Paul Rose Jewell Evans OFFICERS: Paul Rose - Pres. , Linda Payne - Vice- Pres. , Jewell Bevins, Sec. , Mrs. Bevins - Sponsor. 82 Future Homemakers of America MEMBERS J. McElyea C. Hillman D. Rhodes D. Counts R. Hammonds J. Maggard S. Sanders D. Ramey D. Bailey R. Thomas J. Dotson D. Deloach D. Biggs L. Nixon J. York G. Rose B. Greear K. Kraft J. Perry K. Sheets J. Nixon C. Moore V. Buchanan D. Coomer F. Perry L. Browning D. Chandler D. Meade M. Buchanan D. Harqpton B. Laney KTT F. Hagy S. Meade P. Owens C. Odle J. Sluss P. Large B. Peters K. Ball M. Hawkins OFFICERS: J. Perry, B. Greear, M. Hawkins, C. Hillman, Mrs. Griffith, D. Chandler, K. Kraft, Mrs. Salyers, D. Dotson. (I 83 National Honor Society MEMBERS Debbie Rhodes Judy McElyea Rhoda Buchanan Sherry McConnel Brenda Kerns Betsy Baker Donna Dotson Mr. Lester Rita Thomas Donna Ramey David Bond Carsie Ballard Mike Odle jack Davis Robert Hale Mrs. Carico Mrs. Blackburn Mrs. Quesenberry Donna Lawson OFFICERS: Jack Davis - Pres. , Robert Hale - Vice-Pres. , Betsy Baker - Sec. -Treas. , David Bond - Rept. Student Council and Inter-Club Council Davis MEMBERS Culbertson Huff Hale Mooney Greear Mitchell Deloach Lawson Satterfield McElyea Perry McCoy McConnell Lambert Meade Whited Long Hillman Davis Perry May Elliot Bevins Dotson Dingus Odle Mrs. Payne Bond Broyles Hawkins Gordon Ramey Mullins York Carico Brooks Kraft Rose Buchannan DuVal Sanders Carnette Salyer Breeding Brown Coomer Lawson Ringley Fugate Greear Pate Vance Breeding Corder OFFICERS: Monty Salyer, Pres. ; Debbie Coomer, Vice-Pres. ; John DuVal, Sec. -Treas. ; Mrs. Payne, Sponsor. 85 Latin Club MEMBERS K. Wilson C. Bell M. Odle J. Bevins R. Sanders M. Elliot C. Simms S. Call M. Mathena C. Moore R. Turner C. Dingus B. McReynolds T. Kilgore D. Coomer B. Couch H. Hale R. Davis J. McConnell G. Helbert B. Barker G. Salyers D. Jones J. Graves L. Brooks D. Sands S Buchanan J. DuVal J. Rose J. Odle J. Nixon R. Horne K. Lawson G. Marcus E. Miller E. Huff D. Deloach D. Mitchell E. Hylton S. Boggs M. Ringley J. Clay P. Rose P. Clay M. McClellan B. Collins J. McElyea G. Stallard D. Counts J. Helbert J. Maggard R. Hale R. Thomas R. Hillman D. Rhodes J. Davis OFFICERS: Mr. Hubbard, Sponsor; Lisa Brooks, Pres. ; Clyda Rae Simms, Sec.-Treas. ; Susan Buchanan, Vice-Pres. ; Tommy Kilgore, Alt. Vice-Pres. ; Mouse Ringley, Alt. Sec. -Treas. ; Donnie Jones, Alt. Pres. 86 French Club OFFICERS: Sherry McConnell, Pres. ; Becky Mullins, Vice-Pres. ; Marion Perry, Sec. -Treas. ; Robin Sanders, Alt. Pres. ; Mrs, lessee, Sponsor. MEMBERS N. Barnett L. Bond I. Barker S. Satterfield D. Rhodes R. Griffith J. Carico I. McElyea K. Walton D. Sanders F. Hall T. Boone C. Hawkins E. Horne 1. Kilgore D. Dotson B. Robinson M. Salyers M. Perry F. Gordon G. Whited V. Stallard B. Adkins L. Salyer C. Roberts B. Harrison D. Iordan J. Evans D. Caldwell F. Gilpin L. Fleming A. McConnell R. Hale S. Patrick D. Arney R Lawson Mrs. lessee B. Beverly G. Lawson R Kilgore D. Mitchell R. Ball D. Biggs R. Davis R. Taylor D. Ramey P. Clay T. McCarty R. Buchanan D. Rhodes I. Salyers K. Page W. Marshall L. Wright D. Bond I. Kennedy W. Sluss 1. Bevins M. Fugate R. Mullins R. Sanders D. Randolph D. Stallard I. Holbrook S. Meade S. McConnell T. Patrick B. Ketron 1. Salyer T. Owens S. Boggs D. Atwood C. Parsons B. Mullins 87 Distributive Education MEMBERS Jimmy Robinette David McConnell Gary Younce Sammy Funk Larry Porter David Salyers Ronnie Mutter Mike Odle Rodney Buchanan Jackie Fannon Richard Riggs Mr. Mason, Sponsor Larry Chandler Mitchell Elliot Ralph Sluss Pat Adkins Della Lawson Greg Vance Jeff Lawson Tim Collins Debbie Chandler Linda Tucker Stanley Love Joe Peters Chris Turner ▲ Sammy Funk, Treas. ; Ronnie Mutter, Hist. ; Larry Porter, Rep. ; Mr. Benny Mason, Sponsor; Mike Odle, Vice-Pres. ; Jimmy Robinette, Pres. ; Pat Adkins, Sec. MEMBERS Pep Club OFFICERS: Ricky Davis, Lt. Arms; Luann Bond, If Treas. ; Mitchell Elliot, Vice-Pres. ; Buford Ketron, W Lt. Arms; Marion Perry, Sec. ; Becky Mullins, Pres. Lee Rhodes Maggard Mullins Sanders Coomer McCarty McConnell Roberts Barnett Odle Nixon Ringley Cason Dotson Perry Counts McElyea McClellan Satterfield Foster Turner Nixon Meade Meade Ketron Greear Salyer Hillman May Hillman Arney Wireman McReynolds Perry Plaster Greear Biggs Call Turner Rose Hall Greear Wilson Stallard Bevins Caldwell Holbrook Bell Sanders Corder Lawson Bise Jones Brooks Buchanan Tickles Lawson Gordon Stallard Adkins Yorke Mays Kraft Harrison Adkins Hale Atwood Hale Branim Gilpen Sanders DuVal DuVal Kennedy Marshall Sands Horne Bond Ramey Meade Carico Huff Carnette Clay Mitchell Griffith Davis Clay Horne Skeens Dotson Mathenia Helbert Meade Beverly Owens Davis Randolph Hale Elliot Gordon Davis Odle 89 Members at Induction Services Co-Ed Hi-Y MEMBERS S. McCarty J. Maggard B. Robinson S. Sanders B. Greear Mrs. Robbins D. Deloach K. Kraft K. Ramey P. Hayes J. McConnell B. Laney B. Harrison L. Counts S. Pannell S. Meade C. Davis D. Rhodes B. Bise J. McElyea C. Hale G. Neal L. Bond C. Odle J. Salyers V. Stallard D. Arnie T. Hamilton S. Pedneau P. Owens J. Adkins D. Hall N. Barnette I. Buchanan P. Miller C. Ramsey B. McReynolds Mr. Salyers P. Hall 90 NYC Workers Bonetta Meade Patty Miller Tommy Bush I Steve Salyers Adam Osborne Ralph Sluss Danny Robinette I Thomas Collins Jean McConnell Sandra McCarty SEATED: Wanda Hill Lynn Neal Carol Marshall Pauline Smith Linda Payne Future Business Leaders of America E. Miller P. Miller J. McCoy J. Yorke B. Porter D. Deloach J. Stidham p. Collins B. Kern C. Gollie D. Lawson S. Sanders D. Rhodes J. McEtyea M. McClellan K. Ramey J. McConnell D. Smith D. Counts D. Bailey K. Hale B. Bise S. McCarty C. Maples K. Lawson Mrs. Rothwell S. Meade E. Hylton Mrs. Odle B. Greear R. Hammons 91 MEMBERS Warren Greear Kathy Lawson Debbie Owens Debbie Rhodes Paula Owens Haroldine Wireman Nadine Barnett Donna Biggs Linda Lawson Linda Wireman Debbie Arney Luann Bond Debbie Randolph Lynn N ixon Wayne Marshall Carol Roberts Jack Tompkins - Sponsor Becky Peters Janie Lawson Sheila Stallard Chyrl Gordon Robin Perry - Treas. David Sanders - Pres. Doug Lambert - Vice-Pres. Carylon Maples - Sec. Barbara Barker Janice Perry Greg Jordon Judy Salyers Cathy Kraft Charg Staff er Debate Club MEMBERS David Sanders Donna Biggs Nadine Barnett Beppie Cason Rhoda Buchanan Patty Miller Susan Sanders Judy McElyea Ricky Dingus Donna Dotson Monty Salyers Mike Odle Randy Hillman Jackie Mooney Chester Dingus Steve Hubbard - Sponsor Robert Hale - Sports Ed. Sherry McConnell - Asst. Ed. Betsy Baker - Editor Rita Thomas - Bus. Mgr. Becky Mullins - Clubs Ed. Bernard Farmer - Sponsor 92 i Safety Patrol Poetry and Prose MEMBERS Patricia Thomas Sherry Turner Mrs. Quillen, sponsor Mrs. Rothwell, sponsor Carol Roberts David Sanders Donna Dotson, Sec.-Treas. Jewell Bevins, Pres. Rita Turner, Vice-Pres. MEMBERS Thomas Patrick Colene Moore Mr. Hall, sponsor Mr. Richardson, sponsor Wanda Ward Linda Payne Ricky Sartin Stevie Jackson Wayne Marshall Donna Hall Charlie Gibson Chester Dingus, LT. Buford Ketron, Co-Capt. Fred Greear, LT. Eddie Huff Wayne Adkins Jeff Tuggle Mike Mathena Mike Riggs Woody Hamm, Captain (not pictured) 93 Varsity Football Coach Nash on Far Left; Coach Hubbard on Far Right; Manager, Ronnie Lawson on first row left; Manager, Ray Greear on first row right. NOT PICTURED BELOW out of uniform are Tom Boone and Eddie Carty. Danny Atwood Rocky Ball John Barker Randy Barnette Charles Beare Steve Boggs jack Buchanan James Clay Bobby Collins Junior Collins 94 Bobo Carnette Glynn Helbert Jack Davis Danny Jordan Ricky Gray Ricky Kilgore Robert Hale Bobby Love Carl Hall Elmer Lundy Terry Nixon Dennis Sands Larry Wright Ronnie Meade Gary Robbins Chris Turner Jackie Mooney James Salyers Leon Turner Dennis Mullins Steve Salyers Wayne Worley Arvil McConnell Don Rhodes James Short mm ?tf70—7f ccutt 96 PLAYER NUMBER POSITION .Bobby Collins 10 Guard Mitchell Elliot 14 Guard Dwight Stallard 42 Forward Steve Boggs 40 Center Glenn Helbert 44 Center Carsie Ballard 24 Forward Tom Boone 34 Forward Keith Walton 30 Guard David Mitchell 20 Guard HONORS: David Mitchell ... All-District, All-State. All-American COACH: Ira Joe Lewis 97 Baseball TOP: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Wayne Worley, David Mitchell, Bobby Love, Ricky Kilgore, Greg Stallard, Hurley Mitchell, Rickie Dingus. MIDDLE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Charlie Hawkins, Allen Skeens, Mike Mathenia, Ricky Gray, Marty Puckett, Wesley Hylton, Jeff Dotson, Dwight Stallard. BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Hubbard, Mitchell Elliot, Danny Jordan, Greg Large, Doug Horne, Robert Hale. The baseball team was in a rebuilding year. The team has four starters and only one had any experience at pitching. The games won were few, but the team will be strong the next few years. 98 Track Track at C.H.S. is not a favorite sport for the students. The team has been weak the last couple of years, but this year it showed more experience and improvement. In the District Track Meet, we took fourth place. TOP: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Terry Sanders, Tom McCarty, Jackie Mooney, Robert Baker, Dennis Mullins, Bobo Camette, Mitchell Elliot, Robert Ward, David Mitchell. BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Harris, Ronnie Meade, Harlan Ward, James Clay, Richard Davis, Billy Carico. 99 Varsity Cheerleaders Boost Spirit For Season The cheerleaders are more symbolic of the spirit at Coeburn than any other one group. Boosting morale and providing sympathy, the cheer- leaders were a welcome sight to spectators and team alike. They decorated goal posts, made posters and banners, planned pep rallies, and decorated the gym for pep rallies. DONNA DOTSON, Sr. FREDA GORDON, Jr. RHONDA GREEAR, 10th 100 : DONNA LAWSON, Sr. BECKY MULLINS, Sr. VERONICA ST ALLARD, 10th (ABOVE PICTURE) Varsity cheer- leaders spent many hours in daily practice after school, to prepare for pep rallies and games. (ABOVE LEFT) Donna Dotson says Make that point. 101 J.V. Football Mr. Harris, Mike Jenkins, Jerry Overbay, Sandy Cornette, Allen Skeens, Jake Odle, Jeff Dotson, Robert Baker, Hurley Mitchell, James Meade, Donald Hamilton, Mike Jones, Oscar Williams, Greg Ringley, Jack Kennedy, Gary Home, Randy Coomer, Jeff Miller, Marty Large, Greg Jordan, Jerry Walton, Larry Ramey, Johnny Adkins. The J.V. football games were attended this year by more people than ever before. The coach, Mr. Larry Harris and the spirited football team made the games very enjoyable for the fans. Although they had some bad breaks, they were always full of spirit and enthusiasm! 102 Eighth Grade Basketball The Eighth grade basketball team under the capable leadership of Mr. Bob Nash, learned some of the basic fundamentals of the game this year. They practiced hard and really put their heart in the game. Sandy Cornette, Jerry Walton, Charles Bates, Oscar Williams, Mike Jones, Robert Farmer, Mike Harris, Greg Ringley, Robert Amburgery, Gary Home, Billy Shepherd, Coach Nash, Marty Large, Jackie Marshall. 103 C.H.S . Jayvees STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Roger Horne, Charles Bevins, Hurley Mitchell, Robert Baker, Gary Ramey, Danny Jordan, Larry Salyer, Jeff Dotson, Coach Harris. KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Junior Collins, Johnny Adkins, Allen Skeens, Ricky Branham, Billy Sluss; manager, Nathan Cox. 104 (ON THE FLOOR) Jewell Bevins, Donna Yorke. (2nd ROW) Janet Sluss, Kathy Hall, Lynn Nixon, Kathy Wilson, Shelia Stallard, Chyrl Gordon, Wanda Adkins, Freda Hagy. SPONSOR: Mrs. Bevins. 105 You’ve Come A Long Way , Baby. ” Miss Rhonda Collins is a sub- freshman who was given the honor of being our 1971 Sweet- heart Queen. Rhonda was chosen by the JV and Varsity basketball teams. She is athletically in- clined and supports our team en- thusiastically. She is a great gal whom all of her classmates are proud to have as Sweetheart Queen. 106 A winning smile is one of the many attributes of Miss Flossie Maples. Her charm and beauty are also outstand- ing features that she possesses. Flossie’s unique personality is that of one in a million. 107 SetUonA cuut one ' Zfoiuviect May 14, 1971 was set aside to honor the seniors and underclassmen who did outstanding work in their subjects. The day began with the Senior Grand March and the Awards Assembly. In the afternoon the seniors had their annual tea in the cafeteria. Mr. and Miss Coebum High (Debbie McConnell and Robert Hale) cut the cake. This was a memorable event in the lives of all the seniors, and these memories will remain with them for many years to come. — Reflector Staff Of 1970-71 ABOVE LEFT: Marian Perry and Fredia Gordon listen while Mrs. Rob- bins explains how they should do the advertising section. ABOVE RIGHT: Joetta Holbrook, Fredia Gordon, Marian Perry, Donna Dotson, and Mrs. Robbins are on a balcony at Virginia Intermont College in Bristol. The five were attending a workshop held there for yearbook staffs. LEFT: Becky Mullins is desperately trying to crop pictures for a layout while mischievous Fredia threatens to do away with Becky’s long hair. 110 JiJ IMMEDIATELY LEFT: Robert Hale, the only boy on the Reflector Staff, isolates himself. Too many girls will get on a guy’s nerves.” BELOW: Rita Thomas and Becky Mullins, our main typists, are pre- paring typewritten copy for the classes section. Becky has risen to see if she could find her typing eraser which she uses constantly. ABOVE: Donna and Fredia are conversing with Bob Mainord our Taylor representative, at the workshop. Editor: DONNA DOTSON Asst. Ed.: FREDIA GORDON MARIAN PERRY Senior Staff: RITA THOMAS BECKY MULLINS ROBERT HALE Sophomore Rep. ; JOETTA HOLBROOK 111 The End Of A Year To Remember ” This year has been a year of change for the Reflector staff. We tried to present this yearbook in a formal and informal part. With the help of our very dedicated staff and Mrs. Robbins , I feel we have accomplished this. Each year there is a story to tell. The story is time; the time is now; the place is C.H.S. , and the characters are you . I hope each of you find in this book some part of you. Without you there would be no story, no dream, no fulfillment. EDITOR ' reflector STAFF 113 JOHNSON ' S 5-10 to $1.00 STORE Ben Franklin Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Coeburn Virginia Compliments of MU SICK EGG FARMS Route 2 Cleveland Va. INDIAN CREEK TIRE and RECAPPING, INC. Norton, Virginia HATCHER ' S FURNITURE and APPLIANCE CO. 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