Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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26 GE CASTLES

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MOTHER, JUGS, SPEED The Lady Blue Knights tried hard, but their record was discouraging. Mrs. Horton stated that the varsity girl’s basketball team was ‘‘allergic to winning.’’ They slaughtered Norton in both games, but lost all others. They played extremely close games against Clintwood and Appalachia, losing by only a few points in the last seconds of the tense, exciting games. The varsity girls had a lot of talent and potential. They learned quickly, played aggressively, and held a true desire to win. Their season wasn’t per- fect, but the girls put forth a lot of effort. They expect Lady Luck to be on their side next year, and hope for a better season. The junior varsity team had a fairly good year. They started off the season by winning three ballgames in a row, but as the year progressed, their luck ran out. They finished up the season with six exciting wins. They played their best game against Norton, losing by only one point in overtime. The girls had a lot of spirit and cooperation which was the key to their success. Their main problem was foul- ing too much in the excitement of the game, but Coach Ringley made them run five laps for each foul. The junior varsity girls look forward to next year with high hopes because they have many young talented players return- ing. 25

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On December 16, 1978 the seniors of CHS sponsored the annual Christmas party for the juniors and seniors. The theme was the Snowball and the evening’s musical entertainment was a disco supplied by Jeff Kiser. The dance was topped off by the crowning of David Pate and Karen Yeary as Knight and Maiden. 2 vate 27