Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

REFLECTOR BOOK OF THE BLUE KNIGHTS 1972 COEBURN HIGH COEBURN, VIRGINIA Community Library VOLUME 36 Coeburn, Virginia ■ 373 . 75 Informal Section !?7Z Foreword: This section consists of the main extra-curricular ac- tivities that each of us, in some way, is a part of. These activities are divided according to the season in which they occur. Spring . . . Page 32 FALL IS . . . an explosion of new people, old friends, football, school spirit, new classes, new teachers, new experiences, new feelings . . . School Life . . . Mass Confusion . . . The Agony and Ecstasy . . . Rules, rules, rules . . . Class- es .. . Gridiron . . . Fight Knights, Fight . . , Club Initiations . . . Fall Begins 6 7 Raindrops And Wet Mums . . . Sometimes it rains . . . hairdos wilt, starched shirts grow limp, but spirits go undampened with the prospect of sun- nier moments. RAIN, rain, go away . . . come again some other day . . . any day, but HOMECOMING. The Coeburn Blue Knights began their 1971 Homecoming festivities with their annual Homecoming Parade, Friday evening. The win- ning floats were: first place, FBLA; second place, FHA; third place, French Club. The Coeburn Homecoming game proved to be a triumphiant victory for the Blue Knights. Despite the extreme downpour of rain, the Blue Knights drowned the Ervington Rebels by a score of 22-0. The 1971 Homecoming Court consisted of six Senior girls. They were: Hilda Barnes, Mary Alice Ringley, Brenda Harrison, Fredia Gordon, Debbie Coomer and Sherry Satterfield. Miss Fredia Gordon was crowned Homecoming Queen by the S.C.A. President, David Mitch- ell. Loud Music, Laughter, And Movement To remember high school is to remember not only a good teacher or a cer- tain class, but also that great date you took to the homecoming dance. The cafeteria was beautifully decorated by the French Club in conjunction with the SCA, who sponsored it. Mrs. Salyers was in charge of refresh- ments . 10 Everyone danced to the music of Exodus. This type of. social activi- ty communicates that part of education never found in any classroom. 11 A Little Bit Of Pain And Agony . . . But Lots Of Spirit The Coeburn Blue Knights played great ball during the first half of the ' 71 gridiron season, but bad breaks constantly plagued the Knights into losing their first five games. However, they came back strong in the last half of the season and won four of their last five games. 12 A season-long struggle for one little football ... a padded jungle where man quickly finds he is his own worst enemy . . . and for each one, it all has a beginning and an end . . . with hopefully a few press notices some- where in between. 13 A Little Bit Of Pain And Agony . . . But No Defeat The Coeburn JV team had a great year in 1971. Un- der the leadership of Coach Larry McReynolds and Coach James Daughterty, the team won all of their games except for two ties. This placed Coeburn in the LPD championship game with Clintwood. Clint- wood won, 8-6. Even with that loss, the JV team had a great year. 14 Satisfaction is the keyword that might best describe the ' ll JV cheerleaders . They were always at the games with the Blue Knight Spirit encouraging their team to victory. 15 WINTER IS . . . a two weeks vacation?? Christmas and carolers, snow, basketball, concerts . . . bunches of snow, the hill, go Blue go, dances, slipping and sliding, cold outside, warm inside . . . 17 Winter Begins . . . School spirit soared in Blue Knight Country as the fans were behind their team lOO o. As winter began, football ended . . . and basket- ball began. 18 19 Holly, Mistletoe, Tinsel, Party dresses. Candlelight, Snow, a Christmas Tree . . . The Holly Ball 20 21 Points, Points, And More Pre-game tension of butterflies that won ' t quit ... a buzzer, a bell, and minutes tick away . . . pounding down the court to the roar of the crowd . . . points, points and more points is the name of the game . . . . . . another buzzer and that good feeling of victory ... a long, hot show- er and home - until time for the next one . . . Points 23 24 Hustle was the name of the game for the J.V. basketball team. Under the leader- ship of Coach Doug Kerns, the team was better than their record showed. Many fans enjoyed the close, exciting games played by the J.V. team. 25 And Then There Was Victory . . . for the Blue Knights as well as Sherry Turn- er and Bobo Camette. Ira ' s Runts romped over visiting Norton by a score of 75-58. The halftime activities included the crown- ing of Sweetheart Queen Sherry Turner, and the presentation of the Good Sportsmanship Award to Bobo Carnette. 26 27 28 29 30 On March 31, 1972 the recreation room of the high school was transformed into a jungle by the combined efforts of the French and Latin Clubs. There was a variety of inhabitants in this jungle- rabbits, farmers, leopards, cowboys, old ladies, natives, and teachers. After the Grand March, the club sponsors were presented with a gift. Peter Cottontail and Farmer Brown (Susan Meade and Roger Horne) were chosen as the most creative costumes. 31 SPRING IS .. . early classes, sunshine, green grass, blooming flowers, bare feet, day- dreams, graduation, happiness, love is . . . spring. 32 Spring Begins . . . Spirits soared as graduation grew near and Seniors practiced their Grand March. 34 ! On March 15, and 16 the Juniors were inducted in the National Honor Society. The student faculty commi- ttee chose Miss Debbie Long to reign as Coeburn ' s 2nd Miss Charm. ABOVE - Mary and John were married in a mock wedding as the student body looked on. 35 Baseball The Coebum Baseball team after recovering from a disastrous season ldst year, came back this year to win the Eastern Division Championship. The baseball team had a great season under the leadership of Coach Hubbard with a 10-3 win-loss record. Track TOP LEFT - Ronnie Meade running the 440 at Wise. BOTTOM LEFT - Dennis Mullins throwing the shot. TOP RIGHT - Ronnie Meade throwing the discus. BOTTOM RIGHT - Joe Boozer landing after taking the broad jump. 37 One Act Play Presents: “Free Bus To The Shopping Center ” 38 On March 17, Mr. Farmer ' s 5th period English class presented a one act play. On March 19, they entered the play in a forensic meet at Powell Valley and received an excellent rating. casr; TOMMY KILGORE - JEWELL BEVINS - - CLYDA SIMMS - - ■ DONNIE JONES - - ■ SUSAN BUCHANAN DENNIS MULLINS - FREDIA GORDON - • - - Bus Driver — Mrs. Clark -Portia McLean Ned Rover Mrs. Frederich Tramp - -Sally Bonner MR. FARMER Director 39 Springtime Love Affair 40 Do you remember the cafeteria turned into a beautiful daisy field? Trying to hide from the camera? Picking up daisies that were sprink- led on the tables? How much easier it was to clean up than to decorate? The number of formal jackets? How quickly the large daisies on the wall disappeared? How great the band was? David Mitchell and Fredia Gordon being crowned as Mr. and Miss Coeburn High. It was an evening to be long remembered. 41 Graduation 1972 DO YOU REMEMBER: The walk across the stage? Mr. Welch rolling out your whole name? The handshake and departing congratulations from Mr. Lester? Finally looking at your own diploma with your very own name? Trying not to cry when it finally hits you your high school days are over? 43 FORMAL SECTION Foreword: This section consists of the main curricular facets that make up the everyday routine of a normal school. They are divided into three categories-. Faculty, Classes, and Clubs. Administration i Each day the office personnel met the many problems of the students and faculty at Coeburn High School, Administration was headed by Prin- cipal Harold Lester who tried with patience to give each student and faculty member his aid and consid- eration . 46 Mr. Hansford Welch, serving C.H.S. as assistant principal was always there when help was need- ed. Mrs. Billie Jordan met the de- mands of more than 700 students and 34 faculty members . She helped always with a smile on her face and a friendly voice. ' 47 ( 3 ). Tomorrow’s prediction: Scattered daylight followed by 100% darkness. 48 (1) . Jack Tompkins Gov. 12, Hist. 11 (2) . Darhyl Ramsey Band (3) . Ben Spradlin Geography, Economics, Earth Science (4) . Preston Salyers Typing, English (5) . Bernard Farmer English 12 ( 6) . K enneth Richardson Math 8,9, Alg. 1 (7) . Ira Joe Lewis Physical Education Drivers Education (8) . Betty Rothwell Shorthand, Office Practice, Steno 1 Comrnuniiy Library Coeburn, Virginia 49 (T). Rembrandt at work? This is a difficult problem. 50 (1). Reba McClothin Teacher’s Aide (2) . Carrol Hall Science 9 (3) . Don Stewart Art (4) . Roy Dockery Math 8,9, Physics ( 5) . Lucille Carico English 11 (6) . Opal Salyers Home Economics (7) . Janet Woosley Math 8,9 ( 8) . Shirley Robbins Math 8,9 That’s not really acid in there, is it? (2). The things Juniors write in notebooks. It ' s Silas Marner, not Sally Marner. (1) . Larry Harris Science 8, Chemistry (2) . Elaine Downing English II (3) . Linda lessee French I, II, III English 8 (4) . Larry McReynolds Science 8,9, Biology (5) . Ava Funk Physical Education (6) . Dorothy Quillen English 10 (7) . Janet Lester Guidance (8) . Joan Hall History 8, Sociology ( 7 ). 54 A What under the micro- scope? Wow! These kids are really funny. (1) . Paul E. Rier History 8, 10 (2) . Bob Nash Physical Education Coach (3) . Benny Mason D.E. I, II General Business (4) . Fran Holbrook French I, II, III English 8 (5) . Terry Bates Biology (6) . Steve Hubbard Latin I, H English 9 (7) . Jere Blackburn English Reading Lab (8) . Marion Quesenberry Guidance English 8 55 (1) It’s about time for the Seniors (2) It surely is a beautiful day! to pick these announcements up. 56 (3) It’s been a long day. (1) Unita Odle Bookkeeping, Clerical Typing II (2) Ann Payne Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry (3) Coleen Bevins Librarian (4) Roy Bolling Custodian (5) Mrs. Ringley Custodian (6) BUS DRIVERS: Wesley Stout Mr. Richardson Mr. Corder Mr. Beverly Mr. Salyer Mr. Adams Mr. Smith Mr. Kern ( 7) CAFETERIA WO RKERS : Mrs. Kiser Mrs. Fannon Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Sexton Mrs. Hall Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Carty Mrs. Reed The Many Moods Of The Class Of ’76 Jeff Adkins Donald Anderson Barry Bailey Mary Beck Debbie Bell Robert Bise Patty Blevins Terry Bond Kenny Brown Roger Brown Richie Campbell Cathy Carico 58 Joyce Clay Aline Collins James Cook Terri Cox Dinah Crabtree Eddie Crabtree Debbie Dellinger Donna Dingus Teresa Donelson Regina Dotson Cathy DuVal Teresa Evans i 59 Kim Fleming Walter Gibson Leigh Gilpin Ronnie Gouge Kevin Greear Russell Greear James Hale Tony Hale Brenda Hall Dorothy Harvey Douglas Hayes Wade Hayes MOST MISCHIEVOUS Robin Nickles Mike Spenilla Bobby Hensley Janie Hensley Eva Holbrook Eddie Horne Pam Horne Gary Jackson To ' mmy Jenkins Eddie Johnson Norma Jones Tammy Kennedy Lenore Ketron Greg Kiser Kevin Lambert James Laney Rocky Laney Ivy Lawson Jo ye Lawson Mary Lawson Penny Lawson Gail Long Sheila McCarty Steve McClellan Bruce McConnell Judy McCowan Junior McCoy Jimmy McElrath Danny McFaddin Earl McReynolds Don Mabery Linda Marshall David May Pat Mays Eugene Meade Frankie Meade Penny Meade 60 BEST ALL AROUND Leigh Gilpin Jeff Adkins Sandy Meade Shirley Meade Lisa Mefford Harve Mooney Rickey Moore Shirley Moore Jerry Morgan Jamie Neal Eddie Nickels Robin Nickles Rickey Nixon Mark Odle Edison Perry Teddy Plaster Teresa Pope Randy Porter Wiley Powers Sandra Pridemore Charlotte Proulex Betsy Pryor Billy Randolph Tammy Reeves Kathy Rider Ricky Ringley Larry Ritchie Elaine Robinette Sandy Robinette Teena Rose Tony Rose Teresa Salyers Eddie Salyers Aundrea Scalf Kathy Sheets Mike Spenilla Jeff Stallard Mike Stanley Linda Stout Perry Tickles Julia Trivett-e Clifford Turner Wendall Ward Patricia Welch Betty Willis Kristy Wills Gene Winebarger Sandra Wireman Kenneth Wright 61 Roy Adams Kathy Ball Linda Bennett David Biggs Cathy Boggs Olivia Boggs Billy Breeding Bobby Brewer Teresa Brown Joel Buchanan Mary Buchanan Vickie Buchanan Rhonda Collins Randy Coomer Patricia Couch Tommy Counts Shelby Creed Janet Culbertson 62 Rickie Dingus Jamie Dotson Judy Edwards Pamela Elkins Kathy Ellis David Ely Kaye Fannon Doug Forrest Scott Forrester Joe Freeman Rodney Freeman Teresa Funk Tammy Gray Joey Grizzle Freda Hagy Wade Hale Donna Hall Charlotte Hamilton Brenda Hamm Mike Harris Ray Harvey 63 A Brenda Harvey Patricia Harvey Claude Hensley Dennis Hill Kathy Hill Randy Holbrook Gary Horne Rebecca Jackson Deborah lessee MOST MISCHIEVOUS Tammy Gray Gary Horne Teresa Johnson Mike Jones Regina Jones Mickey Keith Brenda Laney Marty Large Patty Large Phyllis Large Debbie Long Kitty Luther Kathy McClellan Daris McConnell Katie McCowan Eleanor McFaddin Jackie Marshall Chris Meade Debra Meade Donna Meade Debbie Morgan Lynn Neal Patricia O’Dell Gail Owens Jeff Page Susie Pannell 64 Debbie Pate Susie Pedneau Dean Porter Debbie Powers Otis Reece Randy Rhodes Vickie Ricketts Mike Riggs Norma Riggs Debbie Ring Greg Ringley Frances Salyers Teresa Satterfield Annetta Scalf Billy Shephard Janet Sluss Gloria Smith Mike Smith Ken Stallard Diana Stanley Nina Stanley Sherry Stansberry Kathy Steffy Bobby S wann BEST ALL AROUND Patricia Couch Greg Ringley Debbie Teasley Jeffery Tuggle Arlene Turner Nora Mae Turner Mike Vance Terry Walton Robert Ward Crystal Willsey Judy Wireman 65 The Many Moods Luann Bond Joe Boozer Ricky Branham Ray Adams Johnny Adkins Teddy Adkins Wanda Adkins Wayne Adkins Debbie Arney Robert Baker Barbara Barker Teresa Beck Pam Bell Roy Boatwright 66 Iris Buchanan Mike Caldwell Sue Carico Lin Counts Nathan Cox Naidell Crabtree Cathy Craft Cathy Davis Jeff Dotson Of The Class 67 Scott Duval Debbie Elkins Penny Evans Raymond Gibson Chyrl Gordon David Hall Peggy Hall Donald Hamilton Gary Hamilton MOST MISCHIEVOUS Chyrl Gordon Johnny Adkins Teresa Hamilton Danny Hartsoe Pat Hayes Rickey Hayes Arthur Helbert Rex Hill Cathy Hillman Wesley -Hilton Ernest Holbrook Buena Kay Johnson Greg Jordan Jack Kennedy Becky Laney Darcy Laney Millard Laney Gina Lawson Janie Lawson Carol Long Nancy Love Diann McCoy Deann McElrath Betty Mays James Meade Susan Meade wr Hurley Mitchell Linda Moore Margaret Mullins Sandy Mullins Jake Odle Paula Owens Teresa Owens Tom Parton Robin Perry Becky Peters Donnie Pickett Linda Pickett Hazel Plaster Gary Ramey Carol Ramsey Debbie’ Randolph Judy Renfro Larry Robbins Cathy Robinson James Robinson Randy Rollins Judy Salyers Linda Salyers Allen Skeens BEST ALL AROUND Luann Bond Sheila Stallard Terry Stansberry Jack Still Dennis Stout Debbie Tickles Jackie Tickles Pat Vandiver Kathy Wills Donna York 69 The Many Moods Of . . . David Adams Connie Adkins Jerry Atwood Rocky Ball 70 The Class Of ’73 Donna Caldwell Libby Baugh Bruce Beverly Charles Bevins Jack Buchanan 71 Brenda Clark David Collins Terry Corder Roger Dellinger John DeVal Lavon Fleming Teresa Foster Mike Fugate Fred Greear Kathy Greear Rhonda Greear Ronnie Hale Debbie Hall Kathy Hall Nancy Hamilton Sandra Harvey Jimmy Hillman Joetta Holbrook Doug Home Roger Horne Debbie Jackson Danny Jordan Joyce Jordan Bueford Ketron Benny Kilgore Denny Kilgore Gary Lawson Linda Lawson Cathy Long Thomas McCarty Arvil McConnell Ricky McConnell Ronald Maggard 72 Janet Markland Jayne Markland Sharon Meade Tommy Meade Brenda Mills Virginia Moore Gail Neal Lynn Nixon Adam Osborne Charles Parsons Brenda Pickett Randy Powers Marty Puckett Joyce Reynolds Don Rhodes Carol Roberts Larry Salyer Carolyn Salyers Gary Salyers Jimmy Salyers Smith Salyers Robin Sanders Ricky Sartin Brenda Sluss BEST ALL AROUND Rhonda Greear Ricky Kilgore William Sluss Veronica Stallard Lois Teasley Rita Turner Sherry Turner Gail Whited Gary Whited David Willsey Scotty Worley 73 74 75 Seniors HAROLD ADAMS Great men are not always wise. BRENDA ADKINS If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way. HILDA BARNES Lover ' s quarrels are the renewal of love. RANDY BARNETTE To remain a woman ' s ideal, a man must die a bachelor. CHARLES BEARE He who believes in luck, has luck. JEWELL BEVINS Live for today; yesterday is only memories and tomorrow only hope. BARBARA BISE A drop of friendship in an ocean of love. STEVE BOGGS Once a gentleman, always a gentle- man. TOM BOONE We love being in love and that ' s the truth of it. 76 Class Of 1972 DEBBIE BREEDING All my possessions for a moment of time. LISA BROOKS It takes all sorts to make a world. LOUISE BROWNING Love ceases to be a pleasure when it ceases to be a secret. GREG BROYLES Card games can be expensive, but so can any game where you hold hands. SUSAN BUCHANAN Listen you may be allowed to hear her laughter from a cloud. LOUIS BURKE The little I know, I owe to my ignor- ance. ERNEST CALDWELL Mankind ' s happiest times are the blank pages in history. ANTHONY CARNETTE Right On! DEBRA CHANDLER If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow. MOST ACTIVE Donnie Jones - Marian Perry 77 SUE CHANDLER Nothing is waste that makes a memory. JAMES CLAY Every man is dangerous who only cares for one thing. PHILLIP CLAY To me the charm of an encyclopedia is that it knows and I needn ' t. BRUCE COUCH There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view is always the same. DEBRA COOMER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. JAMES CRABTREE Crowding a life does not always enrich it. RICHARD DAVIS Tis strange what a man may do and a woman yet think him an angel. DIANNA EDWARDS Our lives are but a mirror. Everything that happens is a reflection of what has always been. JACKIE FANNON Almost any man knows how to earn money, but not one in a million knows how to spend it. MOST MISCHIEVOUS James Clay - Hilda Barnes 78 FRIENDLIEST Jewell Young - Steve Boggs BRENDA FARMER Humor is the harmony of the heart. FREDIA GORDON When we think of yesterday, we think of a good time that went all too quickly. LINDA GRAHAM It is a poor heart that never rejoices. BETTY GREEAR You ' ve got to be a servant to some- body or something. RICHARD GRIFFITH Drive Carefully! Remember it ' s not only a car that can be recalled by its maker. GARY GROSS Honest men marry soon; wise men not at all. HESTER HALE Manners are the shadows of virtue. KATHY HALE A smile is golden and brings promises of something golden. KATHY SANDERS HALE The world is slowly learning that because two people think different, neither one be different. 79 RICHARD HALE Only silence is great; all else is weak- ness. CARL HALL A successful man is one who can build a foundation with the bricks others throw at him. FREDA HALL A storm in a teacup. ROY HARRIS Men will lie on their backs, talking about the fall of man, and never make an effort to get up. BRENDA HARRISON Activity only is what makes and keeps you happy and cheerful. PAM HAYES Women have more imagination than men. They need to tell them how wonderful they are. JUDY ADKINS HOLBROOK I love my love and my love loves me. SUSAN HOLBROOK Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance. EARLENE HORNE It is well to give when asked but better to give unasked, through understanding. MOST ATHLETIC Fredia Gordon - David Mitchell 80 NANCY JENKINS Conscience takes up more room than all the rest of a person ' s insides. DONALD JONES To insure education of teenagers, parents always pull a few wires - tele- phone, television, and ignition. JOLENE KENNEDY Actions speak louder than words. JOE KILGORE Man who live in glass house always dress in basement. JUDY KILGORE Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with long- ing. TOMMY KILGORE The greatness of a man can nearly always be measured by his willingness to be kind. DEBBIE KISER Hope not much, fear not at all. KATHY MARIE KISER It is our responsibilities, not ourselves we should take seriously. KATHY ELAINE KISER No man ever told a woman she talked too much when she was telling him how wonderful he was. 81 GREG LARGE In skating over thin ice our safety is in our speed. TONY LARGE You need a strong stomach to digest good luck. JEFF LAWSON You get out of life just what you put into it. JERRY LAWSON A good man never dies. KENNETH LAWSON He who blows his stack adds to the world pollution. RICKY LAWSON Ordinary people think how to spend time, a wise man how to use it. ROBERT LOVE Early to bed and early to rise makes a male healthy, weal thy, and dead. TEDDY LUTHER Everybody wants to get what ' s coming to him - without getting what he deserves. FRANK MANN A man sets as many risks as he runs. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Steve Boggs - Fredia Gordon 82 MOST TALKATIVE Richard Griffith - Susan Buchanan CAROL MARSHALL Great thoughts come from the heart. PAM MAY A woman never admits she has lost an argument. She just thinks she has failed to make her position clear. DANNY McCARTY There is nothing wrong with making mistakes, just don’t respond with encores. SANDRA McCARTY What really matters is what happens in us, not to us. jean McConnell The years teach much which the days never know. JOAN McCOY An ounce of apology is worth a pound of loneliness. BARBARA McREYNOLDS To have ideas is to gather flowers, to think is to weave them into garlands. DEBBIE MEADE The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. RONNIE MEADE The only lost cause is the one you just gave up. 83 SHELIA MEADE Every minute I am angry, I lose60 seconds of happiness. TOMMY MEADE We must all hang together, else we shall hang separately. DONNA MEFFORD Be so true to thyself, as thou be not false to others. DAVID MITCHELL Football is like nuclear warfare. There are no winners, only survivors. DAVID MORGAN Our wisdom comes from our experience and our experience from our foolishness. DENNIS MULLINS He is a handsome well-shaped man. JUDY NIXON Faith is seeing light with your eyes when all you see with your heart is darkness. TERRY NIXON If you are afraid of bad luck, you will never get good luck. JOHN ODLE Knowledge itself is power. ( 84 WITTIEST Jewell Bevins - Tom Boone BEST DRESSED Sherry Satterfield - Tommy Kilgore MARIAN PERRY Let us be happy while we are young. JOE PETERS Who has nothing, owes nothing. JOE POWERS You can ' t build a reuptation on what you are going to do. CATHY RAMEY Love is like a lemon, it ' s hard to take without sweet understanding. SHARON RAMSEY Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. JACKIE REED Language is a wonderful thing. It can be used to express our thoughts, to conceal our thoughts, or to replace thinking. MARY ALICE RING LEY I could be a good woman if I had 5, 000 years. JOEL ROBERTS It is impossible to please all the world and one ' s father. BARBARA ROBINSON Patience is willingness to become what we can, not readiness to accept what we are. 85 VICKIE ROBINSON Another form of wastefulness is expenditure of words beyond the income of ideas. GREG ROOP He that has a wife has a master. JUDY ROSE They called me theirs, who so con- trolled me. IRENE SALYERS We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give. SHERRY SATTERFIELD I like not only to be loved but to be told that I am loved. CLYDIA RAE SIMMS Genius is the activity which repairs the decay of things. JACKIE SLUSS Radar spelled backwards spells radar - they get you coming and going. PAULENE SMITH Tomorrow is just another name for today. SAMMY SMITH It is better to have loafed and lost than never to have loafed at all. JOHN VANCE A man of hope and forward looking mind. 86 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Debbie Coomer - Dennis Mullins DONALD STAIR Regrets are the natural property of gray hairs. GREG ST ALLARD He knows little who will tell his wife all he knows. CARLA STANSBERRY If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow. WESLEY STOUT The man who steps into a cage with a dozen lions inspires everybody except a school bus driver. CHRIS TURNER I find all books too long. KEITH WALTON A chip off the old block. HARLAN WARD One way to get high blood pressure is to go mountain-climbing over mole- hills. RONALD WELCH Time is but the stream I go fishing in. JACKIE YOUNCE It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be. JEWELL YOUNG Love does not consist in gazing at each other. MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Greg Broyles - Freda Hall 87 Senior Superlatives DAVID MITCHELL I Dare You Award JEWEL BEVINS Who ' s Who, Outstanding Ameri- can High School Student. MARIAN PERRY Award for Excellence, Who ' s Who. TOMMY KILGORE Who ' s Who, Outstanding American High School Student. DONNIE JONES Who ' s Who, Outstanding Teen- ager, Outstanding American High School Student. CLYDE RAF. SIMMS Who ' s Who, Outstanding Teenager, Outstanding American High School Student. DEBBIE COOMER Who ' s Who, Outstanding American High School Student. DENNIS MULLINS Who ' s Who, Outstanding Teen- ager, Outstanding American High School Student. 88 These Seniors were chosen as Superlatives because they were the recipients of special awards given each year to the most deserving students. They were given recognition because of their special achievements they earned at Coeburn High School. RICKY LAWSON Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Outstanding Teenagers of America, Who ' s Who Among Virginia High School Seniors, Outstanding American High School Students. BARBARA BISE Award for Excellence. JOHN ODLE Award for Excellence, Outstand- ing American High School Stu- dent. BARBARA ROBINSON Award for Excellence FREDIA HALL Award for Excellence BETTY GREEAR Award for Excellence, Who ' s Who. JEWELL YOUNG Award for Excellence. PAMELA HAYES I Dare You Award. OFFICE PRACTI CHS Band The Coeburn Blue Knight Band is under the capable direction of Mr. Darhyl Ramsey. The band attended the Chilhowie Apple Blossom Festival and the Bristol Southeastern Band Festival where they received an excellent rating. They also attended the Concert Band Festival in Damascus where they received one superior rating and two excellent ratings. 90 OFFICERS: Jimmy Hillman Drum Major Mary Alice Ringley President John DuVal Vice-President Sue Chandler Historian Mr. Ramsey Sponsor Majorettes Sue Chandler Mary Alice Ringley Tammy Gray Robin Sanders Eddie Salyers Jamie Dotson Teresa Owens Susie Pedneau Kathy Carico Donna Dingus Kathy DuVal Tammy Gray Robin Sanders Vickie Buchanan Julia Trivett Sue Chandler Cliffy Hawkins Clifford Turner Charles Hawkins Jackie Tickles Fred Gilpin Mary Alice Ringley Charles Parsons Linda Salyer Jimmy Hillman Gary Lawson John DuVal Rodney McFaddin David Morgan Fred Greear Ricky Sartin Ronald Welch Susie Pannel Jewell Bevins Gary Whited Mike Fugate Jack Kennedy Daryl Ramsey 91 The Key Club of C. H. S. is sponsored by Mr. Terry Bates. The Key Club consists of 21 members. They sent 4 representatives to the Baltimore Convention with Michael Kilgore going along as a Kiwanis sponsor. The Key Club provided escorts for the Homecoming and Sweetheart courts. They also assisted Mr. Lester at home basketball games. The Key Club chose Marian Perry as their Sweetheart. OFFICERS: P. Clay, Sgt. at Arms; R. Griffith, Sgt. at Arms; Terry Bates, Sponsor; D. Mitchell, Sgt. at Arms; M. Fugate, Vice-Pres. ; S. Boggs, Treas. ; J. Duval, Sec. ; D. Jones, Sgt. at Arms. wm i LI V: mm VI T h h Key Club Tom Boone Anthony Camette David Mitchell Steve Boggs Bueford Detron Richard Griffith Greg Broyles Phillip Clay Donnie Jones Larry Jordan John Barker Chris Turner John DuVal Mike Fugate Chuck Parsons David Morgon Terry Corder James Clay NOT PICTURED: Greg Jordon Larry Salyer Richard Davis 92 Some of the activities of the Key- ettes include the adoption of a small child at Christmas time, and sponsoring a Sadi Hawkins dance which is held in April. This year the Keyettes have chosen Tommy Kilgore as their dreamboat. OFFICERS: Mrs. Lester, Spon. ; J. Bevins, Pres. ; R. Greear, Vice-Pres. ; D. Coomer, Sr. Rep. ; L. Bond, Soph. Rep. ; B. Robinson, Reporter; D. Caldwell, Jr. Rep. ; K. Ramey, Treas. ; E. Horne, Sec. Keyette Club S. Meade R. Sanders E. Horne B. Robinson V. Stallard C. Gordon J. Holbrook R. Greear K. Wilson K. Hall D. Caldwell L. Bond J. McConnell K. Ramey F. Hall B. Greear S. Buchanan D. Coomer M. Perry F. Gordon S. Chandler G. Whited B. Harrison Mrs. Lester J. Bevins 93 Library Club Mrs. Bevins - Spon. K. Hall - Sec. -Treas. P. Smith J. Bevins J. Edwards J. McConnell J. Young S. McCarty M. Beck K. Wilson - Vice-Pres. P. Welch R. Lawson - Pres. L. Mefford P. Hayes B. Barker T. Johnson N. Turner D. Hartsoe N. Cox J. Markland S. Mills C. Long G. Long J. Markland K. Fannon R. Jones P. Lawson T. Cox 94 FHA Club Mrs. Salyer - Spon. S. Meade - Vice-Pres. D. Coomer - Reporter T. Cox F. Hagy V. Buchanan - Historian L. Ketron M. Beck K. Ball B. Laney R. Simms N. Jones S. Robinette P. Blevins P. Lawson J. Trivett K. Ramey S. McCarty J. Clay B. Hall S. Meade J. Kilgore B. Greear - Pres. J. Young - Sec. T. Evans M. McCoy B. Pryor K. Wills K. Sheets P. Welch L. Stout R. Nickles L. Mefford T. Kennedy B. Peters - Treas. L. Nixon 95 National Honor Society P. Hayes B. Robinson B. Bise B. Harrison - Sec.-Treas. F. Hall S. Buchanan F. Gordon J. Young R. Simms B. Greear - Rep. M. Perry Mrs. Quesenberry - Spon. Mrs. Blackburn - Spon. R. Lawson D. Mullins - Pres. D. Jones - Vice-Pres. T. Kilgore Mr. Lester - Spon. 96 Student Council And Inter-Club Council D. Jordan D. Caldwell D. Sands S. Mills J. Holbrook K. Fannon J. Bevins J. Reynolds D. May D. Dingus R. Lawson G. Owens S. McClellan D. McCoy J. Dotson S. Robinette R. Davis R. Turner G. Ring ley J. Adkins B. Ketron T. Kilgore J. Lawson D. Mullins C. Home D. Jones D. McFaddin J. Meade C. Turner H. Mitchell W. Ward G. Broyles R. Laney M. Perry J. Salyers A. Carnette B. Greear M. Ringley B. Bise F. Gordon A. Payne - Spon. , S. Meade - Sec. -Treas. , D Mitchell - Pres. , M. Fugate - Vice-Pres. Latin Club OFFICERS: Mr. Hubbard, Spon. ; Jimmy Graves, Alt. Pres. ; Jean McConnell, Sec. -Treas. ; Barbara Barker, Alt. Vice-Pres. ; Rita Turner, Alt. Sec. -Treas. ; Sue Chandler, Vice-Pres. ; Dennis Sands, Pres. M. Ringley D. Coomer S. Buchanan B. Barker K. Wilson J. Bevins L. Brooks B. McReynolds R. Simms C. Parsons L. Salyers R. Turner S. Chandler J. DuVal B. Couch R. Horne J. McConnell B. Peters K. Davis R. Perry J. Barker J. Dotson G. Large G. Stallard J. Hillman M. Fugate D. Laney A. Helbert D. Adams J. Adkins D. Stout A. Skeens T. Kilgore D. Sands D. Jordan D. Horne J. Buchanan G. Lawson P. Clay R. Davis S. Boggs J. Clay J. Graves J. Salyers D. Collins M. Laney G. Salyers C. Hawkins G. Broyles D. Jones J. Williams 98 L. Fleming V. Stallard C. Roberts J. Tickles R. Branham N. Cox P. Clay R. Davis G. Jordan R. Horne J. DuVal A. McConnell B. Sluss T. Parton J. Kennedy F. Gordon B. Ketron D. Mitchell R. Griffith L. Salyer D. Jordan C. Parsons S. DuVal D. Mullins W. Hylton P. Vandiver J. Boozer G. Ramey B. Harrison K. Wilson M. Ringley J. Holbrook P. Hayes T. Owens M. Fugate J. Hillman J. Salyers L. Bond J. Helbert L. Wright R. Ball R. Hale R. Lawson Mrs. Holbrook M. Perry J. Young B. Robinson F. Hall E. Horne I. Buchanan L. Counts B. Laney S. Meade R. Sanders D. Caldwell R. Baker D. Arney J. Holbrook P. Owens F. Greear D. Hartsoe French Club OFFICERS: Mrs. Holbrook, Spon. ; L. Bond, Sec. - Treas. ; M. Perry, Pres. ; F. Gordon, Vice-Pres. ; D. Jordan, Alt. Pres. 99 OFFICERS: K. Ramey, Pres. ; B. Greear, Sec. ; J. McConnell, V. P. ; J. Edwards, Treas. ; B. Robinson, Chap. ; S. McCarty, Asst. Chap. ; Mr. Salyer, Spon- sor. Co-Ed Hi-Y Club Mr. Salyer T. Rose B. Greear S. Harvey M. Beck R. Laney R. Simms E. Horne D. Dingus B. Robinson K. Wilson J. Young K. Ball J. Trivett J. Bevins S. Chandler S. McCarty P. Hayes F. Hall J. Salyer I. Lawson J. Edwards J. McConnell K. Ramey D. Arney P. Couch B. Harrison A. Turner L. Bond B. McReynolds K. Carico R. Adams S. Meade P. Hayes 100 DE Club OFFICERS: B. Mason, Spon. ; D. Chandler, Treas. ; D. Collins, Sec.; A, Camette, Vice-Pres. ; J. Fannon, Pres. D. Chandler D. Collins J. Fannon A. Carnette J. Funk W. Worley S. Smith J. Sluss J. Kilgore E. Carty G. Lawson J. Lawson G. Whited R. Hale K. Hale J. Collins J. Barker C. Turner J. Peters R. McConnell L. Ramey 101 FBLA L. Nixon J. Reynolds S. Pope T. Foster L. Lawson P. Hayes J. Kilgore B. Bise - Pres. C. Roberts T. Corder S. Turner B. Sluss D. Kiser Mrs. Odle - Spon. Mrs. Rothwell - Spon. B. Greear J. Young S. Meade - His. J, Edwards D. Breeding J. McConnell - Treas. B. Farmer C. Long L. Graham K. Hale - Sec. Debbie Arney Shiela Stallard Debbie Randolph B. Adkins J. Kennedy I. Salyers - V. P. K. Kiser K. Ramey S. McCarty - Rep. S. Harvey NYC Bobby Swann Raymond Gibson Gail Neal Brenda Harvey Pauline Smith Randy Rollins Thomas Collins Claude Hensley Joe Greear Robert Pickett Jimmy Graves Frankie Osborne 102 Quill And Scroll Mr. Farmer - Spon. Danny Jordan Dennis Sands Veronica Stallard Tommy Kilgore Joetta Holbrook Clyda Rae Simms Jewell Bevins John DuVal Buford Ketron William Sluss Susan Buchanan Jewell Young Lisa Brooks Kathy Wilson Brenda Harrison Barbara Robinson Rhonda G reear Lynn Nixon Earlene Horne Sue Pope Freda Hall Susan Meade Donna Caldwell Dennis Mullins Fredia Gordon Arvil McConnell Marian Perry Donnie Jones Barbara McReynolds Charger Staff Brenda Harrison Judy Kilgore Pam Hayes Kathy Hale Richard Davis Clyda Rae Simms Sherry Satterfield Marian Perry Fredia Gordon Donnie Jones Jewell Bevins Jewell Young Lisa Brooks Mr. Farmer Barbara Robinson Betty G reear Barbara McReynolds Earlene Horne Tommy Kilgore Barbara Bise Tom Boone Freda Hall Susan Buchanan Dennis Mullins 103 Poetry And Prose OFFICERS: Mrs. Rothwell - Spon. Mrs. Quillen - Spon. Fredia Gordon - Sec. Judy Salyer - V. P. Sherry Turner - Pres. MEMBERS: Rocky Laney Jamie Dotson Judy Salyer Rits Turner Sherry Turner Kathy Wilson Mary Beck Tommy Meade BoBo Carnette Jewell Bevins Ricky Kilgore Richard Hale Rickey Lawson Tammy Kennedy Mrs. Rothwell Joan McCoy Mrs. Quillen One- Act Play Mr. Farmer - Spon. Dennis Mullins Fredia Gordon Susan Buchanan Donnie Jones Clyda Rae Simms Jewell Bevins Tommy Kilgore 104 Flag Corps Lynn Nixon Cathy Long Kathy Hale Jackie Younce - Capt. Hilda Barnes Debbie Long Brenda Harrison Safety Patrol Lenoir Ketron Sandy Robinette Tony Rose Randy Porter James Laney Kim Fleming Mr. Richardson Fred Greear Ricky Sartin Bobby Hensley Wayne Adkins Jeff Stallard Buefford Ketron Randy Sartin Charlie Gibson Mr. Hall. OFFICERS: Mr. Richardson, Spon. ; Fred Greear, Co-Capt. ; Ricky Sar- tin, 1st Lt. ; Buefford Ketron, Capt. ; Mr. Hall, Spon. ; Donna Hall, 1st. Lt. 105 Varsity Football COACHES: James Daugherty, Asst. ; Larry Harris, Asst. ; Bob Nash, Head Coach; Larry McRey- nolds, Asst. JOHNNY ADKINS JOHN BARKER RANDY BARNETTE STEVE BOGGS BOBO CARNETTE JAMES CLAY JUNIOR COLLINS CARL HALL MIKE JENKINS DANNY JORDAN BOBBY LOVE arvil McConnell JAMES MEADE RONNIE MEADE DAVID MITCHELL LARRY RAMEY DON RHODES JAMES SALYER STEVE SALYERS ALAN SKEENS CHRIS TURNER OSCAR WILLIAMS WAYNE WORLEY LARRY WRIGHT Varsity Basketball D. Mitchell, K. Walton, T. Boone, B. Carnette, J. Collins, Coach Lewis, M. Puckett, H. Mitchell, R. Baker, S. Boggs, C. Bevins, Coach Harris. Coeburn - . _ . 71 Wise 62 Coeburn - - - - 73 St. Paul 43 Coeburn - - - - 69 Pound 67 Coeburn - - - - 62 Ervington -59 Coeburn - - - - 70 Norton 69 Coeburn - - - - 58 Appalachia -94 Coeburn - - - - 81 Clintwood 57 Coeburn - - - - 74 Wise 72 Coeburn - - - - 80 Castlewood -66 Coeburn - - - - 88 Haysi - - ■ -75 Coeburn - - - - 81 Appalachia -80 Coeburn - - - - 87 St. Paul -53 Coeburn - - - - 89 Pound 82 Coeburn - - - - 87 Powell Valley 63 Coeburn - - - - 89 Ervington 74 Coeburn - - - - 75 Norton 58 Coeburn - - - - 59 Castlewood 64 Coeburn - - - - 77 Clintwood 64 Coeburn - - - - 94 St. Paul 53 Coeburn - - - - 76 Powell Valley 80 Coeburn - - - - 92 Pound -73 Coeburn- ' ' 63 Powell Valley 80 Honors COACH LEWIS - Coach of the Year HURLEY MITCHELL - All County ANTHONY CARNETTE - Sportsman DAVID MITCHELL - All District, All Southwest Va. All State, All American, First C. H. S. player to score 2000 points. 108 ' TOM BOONE MARTY PUCKETT LARRY SALYER KEITH WALTON ROBERT BAKER CHARLES BEVINS DAVID MITCHELL ANTHONY CARNETTE JUNIOR COLLINS HURLEY MITCHELL STEVE BOGGS 109 Varsity Cheerleaders With a flip of skirts, a maze of flying arms and legs, and the cry of the banshees, they arrive. For the next two hours, with the rhythm of go-go dancers, with the agility of aerialists, with the contortions of acrobats, and with the voices of carnival barkers, they lead their crowd in yells of encouragement. Who are these strange creatures? They are none other than the 1971-72 Varsity Cheerleaders. RITA TURNER - Captain Jewell Bevins, Kathy Hall, Rhonda Greear. Fredia Gordon, Co-Captain, Veronica Stallard, Luann Bond, no JEWELL BEVINS FREDIA GORDON KATHY HALL VERONICA STALLARD LUANN BOND RHONDA GREEAR ill Track WENDALL WARD Sub-Freshman BILLY WILLIAMS Sophomore JOE FREEMAN Sophomore JOE BOOZER Sophomore RICKY KILGORE Junior RONNIE MEADE Senior HARLAN WARD - Senior JUNIOR COLLINS Junior RANDY COOMER Freshman COACH HARRIS RICHARD DAVIS Senior ROBERT BAKER Sophomore JOHNNY ADKINS Sophomore MIKE HARRIS Sophomore JAMES CLAY Senior MARTY PUCKETT Junior DANNY JORDAN Junior RANDY HOLBROOK Sub-Freshman A. B. McCONNELL Sub-Freshman RUSSELL GREEAR - Sub-Freshman KEN STALLARD Sub-Freshman RANDY POWERS Sophomore ROBERT WARD Freshman OSCAR WILLIAMS Sophomore ANTHONY CARNETTE - - Senior JACK BUCHANAN Junior DENNIS MULLINS Senior DAVID MITCHELL - Senior The Coeburn Track team had a fine year even though they never won a meet. At the meets, however, the Blue Knights did capture first in various events. The Knights placed first in the two mile, mile, 880, high jump, and broad jump. The Blue Knights went to the District meet held in Powell Valley on May 6. They finished in fifth place. Receiving points at the meet were: David Mitchell, high jump; Harlan Ward, two mile; James Clay, 880; Danny Jordan, mile; and David Mitchell, James Clay, Robert Baker, and Dan- ny Jordan, mile relay team. These people will take part in the Regionals held in Powell Valley also. Baseball COACH HUBBARD DAVID MITCHELL - LARRY WRIGHT GREG RINGLEY DOUG HORNE WESLEY HYLTON - - JUNIOR COLLINS - - arvil McConnell - CLIFFY HAWKINS - - RONNIE LAWSON - - MARTY PUCKETT - ALLEN SKEENS HURLEY MITCHELL - JEFF DOTSON DANNY JORDAN MIKE HARRIS DONALD HAMILTON RICKY KILGORE - - - GREG LARGE - - Senior ■ — Junior Freshman ■ — Junior Sophomore - - Junior ■ - - Junior - -Manager Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Junior - - Senior St. Paul 0 Clintwood 5 Ervinton 0 Powell Valley 10 Appalachia 6 Pound 5 Hay si 1 Haysi 2 Pound 0 Wise 7 Clintwood Ervinton ■Coeburn 1 ■Coebum 7 Coeburn 9 ■Coebum 0 ■Coeburn 1 ■Coeburn 2 ■Coeburn 19 ■Coeburn 4 ■Coeburn 1 ■Coeburn 13 ■Coeburn 6 113 J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM R( Left to Right: RIGGS McELRATH Coach: SMITH TURNER LARRY McREYNOLDS LARGE ODLE WALTON BURKE CAMPBELL SWAN RAMEY FLEMING FREEMAN MAY BROWN FARMER JENKINS LAMBERT JENKINS HALE McCOY HORNE ADKINS ROSE POWERS SHEPHERD HELBERT HOLBROOK LAWSON YEARY OSBORNE COUNTS BAILEY Coach: SPENILLA HALE JAMES DAUGHERTY MEADE HENSELY SMITH 114 Scoreboard Coeburn — - ■ 37 Wise ■ 32 Coebum 41 St. Paul 30 Coeburn 42 Pound 52 Coeburn 50 Ervington 64 Coeburn 42 Norton 44 Coeburn 26 Appalachia 43 Coeburn 42 Clintwood 48 Coeburn 43 Wise 46 Coeburn -34 Castlewood 47 Coeburn -39 Haysi -34 Coeburn 22 Appalachia -40 Coeburn 50 St. Paul ■ 34 Coeburn 29 Pound 36 Coeburn 37 Powell Valley 52 Coeburn 33 Ervington 38 Coeburn 41 Norton ■ - - 45 Coeburn 32 Castlewood 35 Coeburn 31 Clintwood 54 J. V. BASKETBALL SQUAD BOTTOM, L-R: Mike Jones, Oscar Williams, Allan Skeens, Gary Ramey, Greg Ringley, Jeff Dotson. TOP: Coach Doug Kern, Gary Horne, David May, Terry Walton, Johnny Adkins, Ricky Branham, Joe Boozer, Billy Williams. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The 1972 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders helped to boost the spirit of our Junior Varsit y Basketball and football teams. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders promoted school spirit enthusiastically cheered their teams to victory. Their sponsor is Mrs. Coleen Bevins. 116 117 Co- Editors Fredia Gordon Marian Perry Assistant Editor Joetta Holbrook 1 972 Reflector Sports Editor Danny Jordan Copy Editor Donnie Jones Typist Sherry Satterfield Photographer Tommy Kilgore Typist Rhonda Greear Advisers Miss Woosley Mrs. Robbins Staff 118 Annual Staff At Work? 119 §tm Just A Moment Please . . . 120 f Fleeting . . . moments of intense interest fleeting by . . . but gone . . . now they are gone . . . like the dying shout of support ... to be left unattended . . . unattended until rescued and retold ... a yearbook never forgets! 121 AUSTIN POWDER CO RES. PHONE: 703-328-6031 OFFICE PHONE: 703-679-2431 GILES COMBS. JR. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Austin Powder Company CLEVELAND, OHIO 44122 P.O. BOX 126 WISE, VIRGINIA 24293 ' I 122 HUFF COOK FUNERAL HOME St. Paul, Virginia BLUE KNIGHT ROOM HUNSAKER ELEC. COMPANY INC. COEBURN TEXACO STATION REST HAVEN HOME Coebum, Virginia LAMBERT ' S PHARMACY Coeburn, Virginia FLEMING’S BODY SHOP Coeburn, Virginia 124 THE NORTON PRESS, INC. INDIAN CREEK TIRE and RECAPPING, INC. 125 PEPSICOLA BOTTLING COMPANY MIDINETTE WIGGERY Coeburn, Virginia HARRY ' S TRADING POST Coeburn, Virginia D. S. BUCK, INC. Distributor of All Products E B) Phone 762-2061 St. Paul, Va. 24283 PARKUS DOTSON LONESOME PINE DRIVE-IN PARK ' S CAR LOT FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SALON Coeburn, Virginia JOHNSON ' S 5 10 To $1 STORE, INC. Coebum, Virginia STEVE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Coeburn, Virginia MULLIN’S SHOE CENTER Shoes for the Entire Family RAINBOW DRIVE-IN Coeburn, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK A Dominion Bankshares Bank Member F.D.I.C. ODLE MOTORS DODGE and HONDA SALES Coeburn, Virginia Wm. C. Collins, R. Ph. Frank Smith, R. Ph. J. Richard Kiser, R. Ph. 127 TAYLOR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Home of Qualify Furniture P.O. Box 125 Castlewood, Virginia 24224 DENNIS TAYLOR, Owner Phone 762-9355 MOUNTAIN FORD SALES Clintwood, Virginia Congratulations 72 Seniors 1 SEXTON FLOWERS, INC. A woman never forgets the man who remembers Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Belcher Mr. and Mrs. Garland Roberson Manager: Frank Sexton Wise, Virginia (328-6501) 128 ADDINGTON CHEVROLET Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy II • Corvair • Corvette UNION COLLEGE IN KENTUCKY Serving Youth Across the Nation • Undergraduate and Graduate Programs • 26 different majors and minors • A separate environmental studies campus • Unique Appalachian Semester program for students from all colleges • Low cost for private school education • Excellent financial assistance program For additional information please write College Relations Union College Barbourville, Ky. VIRGINIA IRON, COAL , and COKE 1 Congratulations Seniors 1972 129 NORTON ONE HOUR CLEANERS MIDWAY DRIVE-IN Coeburn-Norton Road ROYAL LAUNDRY Norton, Virginia PARAMOUNT DRY CLEANERS Coeburn, Virginia FULLER HILLMAN, INC. Responsible, Dependable Clothiers Since 1920 CAROLINA PAD and PAPER CO. Converters P.O. Box 636 Charlotte, N. C. 28201 PARKS BELK CO. Norton, Virginia JEWEL BOX Norton, Virginia GLENN ' S FINER HOMES Norton, Virginia 130 AfifuUac h uui Athletic Jlou c Incorporated THE HOUSE OF COURTESY. QUALITY AND SERVICE 709 VOLUNTEER PARKWAY P. O. BOX 3272 BRISTOL, TENNESSEE 37620 BILL ' S ESSO Coeburn, Virginia Quality Re-Treading Cooper Passenger and Truck Tires Mine, Buggy Motor Tires MARTY CORPORATION Congratulations to Seniors Coeburn, Virginia DOLL HOUSE Coeburn, Virginia Phone: 395-3710 THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jewelry Store Bristol, Virginia MA PA ' S DRIVE-IN For Good Food Plenty of Free Parking at Two Rt. 58 Locations Rt. 19 E Castlewood Lebanon COEBURN ESSO STATION Sales and Services Tires — Batteries — Accessories Phone: 395-3281 CLINTON W. HAWKINS Coeburn Virginia ESTES FUNERAL HOME Coeburn, Virginia 13! 610 State Street Bristol, Tennessee BOWLIN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions With Complete Floral Service ARVEL ELKINS, Manager Phones: 5-2498 Phones: 5-2506 Coeburn Virginia Go-First Class Go Electric OLD DOMINION POWER COMPANY FARMER ' S EXCHANGE BANK Serving Coeburn and Vicinity Since July I, 1935 Coeburn, Virginia Member of the Federal Reserve System and F.D.I.C. BALL BROTHER ' S FURNITURE CO. 506 State Street, Bristol, Tennessee Serving other areas Kingsport, Johnson City, Eliza bethton SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPPLY Supplies - Machines - Repair Furniture Phone: 328-2841 205 Main Street Wise, Virginia FUNK ' S TIRE AND RECAPPING Quality Re-Treading Cooper Passenger and Truck Tires Phones: 395-2 1 1 5 Coeburn Phones: 395-3393 Virginia W. KLINE STALLARD Personal Insurance Service 220 Prospect Avenue Phone: Coeburn, Virginja 395-2291 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 132 ELKINS ' BROTHERS SUPERMARKET Located on the Highway between Norton and Coeburn Tacoma Virginia AM WN VA FM 1350 KC I06.3MC NORTON MOTOR INN, INC. Oldsmobile International Phone: 679-1144 Norton Virginia DONELSON SALES CO. Dry Goods - Novelties Wholesale - Retail Coeburn Virginia 3-WAY RESTAURANT MOTEL Dining Room Fine Southern Cooked Foods Color TV, Aerofoam Mattresses Coeburn Virginia E. O. BREEDING, JR., INC. E. O. Breeding, Jr., Inc. Glass Department Norton, Virginia Phone: 679-2681 HATCHER ' S FURNITURE and APPLIANCE COMPANY Hatcher’s Sight and Sound Shop Norton Virginia COOMER ' S GULF SERVICE 874 Park Avenue Norton Virginia THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 846 Park Avenue Norton Virginia GLENN ROBERT ' S FIRESTONE Big Stone Gap, Virginia Norton, Virginia COEBURN GARMENT COMPANY Coeburn, Virginia 133 Compliments of CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Congratulations Seniors of 1972 134 RISH EQUIPMENT Coeburn, Virginia LAY ' S HARDWARE Coeburn, Virginia Kennedy’s Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc. KENTU CKY AVENUE • BOX 440 • NORTON, VIRGINIA 24273 • PHONE A C 703.679-3311 Kent Rigg. President J. Randolph Scott, treasurer b. F. Kennedy. Board Chairman John L. Franklin. Director Of Purchasing Big Stone - Coeburn - Norton Wise - St. Paul - Pennington Gap 135 HILTON BROTHER ' S GROCERY Phone 395-3230 Coeburn Virginia LAWSON ' S GARAGE Hershell Lawson, Owner Phone 395-3195 Coeburn, Virginia VANCE DRAPERY SHOP Fine Quality Fabrics Coeburn Virginia KERN ' S Keeps On Coming ON Kern’s Bakery COEBURN BUS TERMINAL Coeburn, Virginia BUCHANAN FURNITURE CO. Coeburn, Virginia Wholesale and Retail - Furniture of Distinction FEDERATED STORE A Good Place to Shop Coeburn, Virginia WESTERN AUTO R. H. Carico, Manager Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-2481 FERN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone EX 5-3100 Coeburn, Virginia PHILLIPS 66 Phone EX 5-9969 Coeburn, Virginia PAY-LESS SUPERMARKET Coeburn, Virginia DELO ' S DRIVE-IN Coeburn, Virginia HAMPTON ' S DISCOUNT CENTER It Pays to be Thrifty Coeburn, Virginia BOYD ' S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Boyd Salyer, Manager Phone 395-2766 Coeburn Virginia MARSHALL’S DEPT. STORE Bobby Brooks, Vicky Vaughn Bradley Sportswear and Dresses THOMAS ' S DEPT. STORE A Good Place to Shop Peggy Satterfield, Manager Coeburn, Virginia 136 NEAL’S NEWS STAND Appalachia, Virginia Compliments of POUND HARDWARE FURNITURE Pound, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS INC. Telephone 762-2311 St. Paul, Virginia ST. PAUL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Concrete Cinder and Clinchlite Blocks PORTER AUTO SALES Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Chevrolet Telephone 762-2551 St. Paul Virginia CARTER HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. INCORPORATED Clintwood, Va. Phone 926-541 I TERMINAL CAFE Best Food in Town Big Stone Gap, Virginia MODERN CLEANERS 1st in Quality, Service, and Kindness Castlewood, Va. Phone 762-7418 Compliments of INDIAN MARINE SALES Yamaha Dealer Pound, Virginia CITIZEN’S DRUG STORE Clintwood, Virginia Phone 926-6555 ROYAL JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds Telephone 679-2 1 6 1 Norton Virginia J M SUPERMARKET We give double green stamps on Tuesday. Norton, Virginia GILLEY ' S JEWELERS (Cut) Keepsake - Elgin - Bulova Towle Sterling - Doulton China Big Stone Gap, Virginia WISE HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. Norton, Virginia FUGATE DRUG Prescriptions Walgreen Agency St. Paul Virginia RALPH ' S BARBER SHOP Wise Virginia 137 Congratulations Seniors 72 PATRONS Harold Addington Coeburn, Virginia Bowling Beauty Shop Norton, Virginia City Shoe Shop Norton, Virginia Compliments of a Friend Bristol, Tennessee Dr. Earl and Dr. Sam Coeburn, Virginia Virginia Flannery Norton, Virginia Friendly Florist Wise, Virginia Giller ' s Norton, Virginia Leon Lawson Coeburn, Virginia Meade ' s Dept. Store St. Paul, Virginia Joseph McKuszko Norton, Virginia Miller Funeral Home Clintwood, Virginia Modern Barber Shop Big Stone Gap, Virginia Nard ' s Appliance Furniture Co. Norton, Virginia Norton Floral (Lynn Gardens) Norton, Virginia Edith Pappas Norton, Virginia Don R. Pippin Norton, Virginia Poole ' s Upholstery • Furn. Gifts Big Stone Gap, Virginia Powell Valley Builders Supply Big Stone Gap, Virginia Sharpe ' s Office Supply Norton, Virginia Smitty ' s Big Stone Gap, Virginia Dr. Turner Coeburn, Virginia Zakie ' s Bargain Store Big Stone Gap, Virginia 138 CLINCH HAVEN FARMS KILGORE GROCERY Wholesale Grocers Since 1927 Phone 395-2241 Coeburn, Virginia FEDERATED STORE A Good Place To Shop Coeburn Virginia ARMOUR AND COMPANY LEE NORSE COMPANY Norton, Virginia Box 128 Norton Virginia HIS AND HER Pound, Virginia Phone 796-4406 First in Fashion for Men and Women SERV-ALL, INC. Bristol, Tennessee 928 West State Street COEBURN AUTOMOTIVE Coeburn, Virginia 139 I Dedication We respectfully dedicate the 1972 Reflector to Mrs. Shirley Robbins. Even though she was gone half the year she gave of her leisure time to help us publish this annual. When we needed her she was always there with an open mind and that beautiful smile. Without her there would be no 1972 Reflector. Mrs. Robbins we love you! ! jm 144 Coeburn Community Library Coeburn, Virginia LONESOME PINE REGIONAL LIBRARY 3 1720 00570 7472