Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

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If we don't have all the answer Well, at least we'll know we've taken our share of chances ‘Cause there ain't no use in holdin’ on When nothin’ stays the same So we'll let it rain ‘Cause the rain ain't gonna hurt us And we'll go ‘Though we know it won't be easy. han-Mole lan dU gam ihdamaremaalela-maelelsamiola@ (= For years we've seen our lives through fo} dat-1 a oy =Xe) 0) (- Mc -) , 1m Pale mate) ah ax-eel0] andl gam comea'ar-laremilare| our way _ And, if we should get lost, at least we'll have today. It's our turn Yes, it’s our turn It's our turn, it’s our turn. It's our turn to see what we must We hope you'll understand this time's just for us is{-Yor-[UlX- mh ae Mel¥] an col gam Com CU dale-laleRcy-)Y goodbye We sure would like to know that you're still by our side, because... It's our turn Yes, it’s our turn It's our turn, it’s our turn. Oe Mel¥L ae Ul da Com-h¢-1a mi celaamale lanl eX-1are) al: Trying to undo some damage that's 6 been done PVatematelwaheamele] andl] gam com a-t-[eam-lale| touch the sky No one’s gonna Say at least we didn’t try. MOTTO Our goal of yesterday is the starting point of Cola alola gel’ COLORS Lavender and Cream FLOWER Ol delalre] ANGELA RENEE ADDINGTON Favorite Song: ‘‘In the Long Run’ Pastime: Being with that very special someone. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You gotta ‘be kiddin’ ”’ |) CcwNaaleli dle] aban Rem ar- -mr- dolore mle] orm, mal(o-malel-jey-lalem and to live happily ever after. Highlight: October 6, 1979 KAREN RENEE ADKINS “AKINS”’ Favorite Song: ‘Dreamin’ Pastime: Being with my special 30. Favorite Saying: ‘Bite Me”’ Life Ambition: To be with D.V.H. always Highlight: August 16, 1979 NORMAN ERVIN ADKINS Favorite Song: ‘‘Another One Bites the Dust”’ Pastime: Just having a good time. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You wish”’ i) (-wVanle)) dre] abam Ron ol-m calm ols alam cal-m Ze) a (em-) ame something. : wot of ee) OOF 510) ' 0) Favorite Song: ‘'l'm all right” Pastime: Playing space-invaders Favorite Saying: ‘‘Who cares? hw Naal eli drelabam Kom eX-Melamolalaal=ta (laat-o MARVIN BONE Favorite Song: ‘‘Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be’”’ Favorite Saying: ‘‘How ya doin’?”’ Mi -WVanle)i dcelapam Rom o)t-h’am colv leva mcole)dey-] Muiidameal=) | D¥-]| Fes Oxon oe) c-Moval=1-14(-¥-10(-1 6m RICHARD DANIEL BOONE “COCKY” Favorite Song: ‘‘What a Fool Believes”’ Pastime: Running around town Favorite Saying: ‘‘| don’t really care’’ Life Ambition: To be an X-rated film star. Highlight: Winning state in shot-put REGINA DENISE BOWLIN Favorite Song: ‘‘Lost in Love’”’ Pastime: Being with Eddie Favorite Saying: ‘‘l promise’”’ Life Ambition: To live a healthy, wealthy, wise and happy life with the person | love most Highlight: May 20, 1977 JOANNA LYNN BRADEN Favorite Song: ‘‘Turn the Page”’ Pastime: Being with Jeff Adkins Favorite Saying: ‘‘Darn it’’ Life Ambition: To be Jeff's wife Highlight: Being married to Jeff SHEILA DENISE BRANHAM Favorite Song: ‘‘Take Your Time (Do It Right)’’ Pastime: Being with my love Favorite Saying: ‘‘|swear” Mi {-W-N gal eyh (ola bam Ker-]hw r=) ol-War-] 9) ©)’, Highlight: November 25, 1977 ARTHUR BRIGHT Favorite Song: ‘‘Beatin’ Around the Bush’’ Pastime: Driving my 57 Chevy Favorite Saying: ‘‘Maude’’ Life Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. CARLOTTA OMEGA BRIGHT Favorite Song: ‘‘l Just Want to Keep on Loving You” Pastime: Being with the one | love, Bo Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love You, Bo.”’ MW -Va ley) (oa Kom ol] e)(-mcomy- -Maah am el-r-le1 C01 straight teeth. Highlight: February 9, 1979 SELINA SUE BRUNER Favorite Song: ‘‘He’s So Shy”’ Pastime: R.D.W. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh bull’”’ Mi c-WeVanleyi dcelapm@)el-lallay-maalvae) (am ale) ©) Highlight: Summer of 1980 JENNIFER LYNN CARICO Favorite Song: ‘‘He Means All to Me”’ Pastime: Watching T.V. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Good Grief”’ {= eNgaleyid(ola pam Rem le) mr-]alom el-Mle)’- e| Highlight: August 17, 1980 BILLY CARTY Favorite Song: ‘‘Shining Star’’ Pastime: Drinking Budweiser Favorite Saying: ‘‘I like that”’ Life Ambition: Truck driver JIMMY CURTIS CLARK Favorite Song: ‘‘Jessee”’ Pastime: Lifting weights and playing football Favorites Saying: ‘‘Huh?”’ Life Ambition: Defensive line coach of a pro foe} dey-] 1m c-7-40F : ADRIAN JAMES COLLINS Favorite Song: ‘‘It’s More Than a Feeling’’ Pastime: Taking my favorite girl on a motorcycle ride. Favorite Saying: ‘‘l’m serious”’ Mic WaVenle)) dela ham Mem aat-l.¢-m-Yo)aat-fe)al-m at] 0) 0) MICHAEL ANTHONY COLLINS “JOE-JOE”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Heart of Glass’’ Pastime: Working on cars Life Ambition: To be Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan Highlight: To see Mr. Greear in a dress KEVIN WAYNE COUCH Favorite Song: ‘‘All Out of Love’”’ Pastime: Having fun with friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘No way”’ (cw -Vaale}hdlolabam Kom ol--Maleaml-lway-le Highlight: Graduation ROBIN RENEA CULBERTSON “NEA” Kevin Couch Robin Culbertson Elbert Glover Richard Green Rhonda Hale WV FeXeLolalat-Makeli| Chester Holbrook Penny Hughes Warren Jackson Billy Ketron Bonnie Ketron a —_ Annette Kern Vickie Kerns Pastime: Sports, skating, and being with friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘How Dizzy”’ MW Vanlelitiela Fin Kell sf-Yoroleat-Malealelatcki-laall On om. O DEBRA JO DANDY Favorite Song: ‘‘I’m All Right”’ Pastime: Playing basketball Highlight: Graduation DOUGLAS SCOTT DEEL Favorite Song: ‘‘Upside Down”’ Pastime: Playing pool Life Ambition: To egg Willie Ratliff’s car on Halloween night JANET LYNN DINGUS “LINUS”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Please Don’t Go”’ Pastime: Being with my favorite friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘Hey, Baby”’ ij ¢-w- gale) i cle)a im Remcxe) aai-xel-)vm ol-m-Yo]aal-lelece hv talc l al wil l approve of Highlight: Graduation RHONDA JEAN ELLIS Favorite Song: ‘‘More Than | Can Say”’ Favorite Saying: ‘“Say Hugh”’ Pastime: Reading, working, and jogging Life Ambition: To be an R.N. or a long-distance runner Highlight: December 31, 1980 LORI NOEL FANNON Favorite Song: ‘‘Lady”’ Pastime: Being with my husband Favorite Saying: ‘‘l Love You, Duane’”’ Life Ambition: Two kids and a dog Highlight: October 6, 1980 — our wedding Fey ANTHONY FARMER Favorite Song: ‘| Love You More Than | Can Say” Favorite Saying: ‘‘Get Off’’ _ Life Ambition: To go in the Air Force and become _ adiesel mechanic DONNA SUE GIBSON e ““HUSHPUPPIE”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Into the Night’’ aioe Pastime: Being VTi dam BY- hue, e Saying: “Accept the things | cannot change; the courage to change the things | can” Life Ambition: To be successful DAVID WESLEY GILBERT Favorite Song: ‘‘Lady”’ Pastime: Playing sports Favorite Saying: ‘‘C’mon”’ ML c-W- aa) evi dle) apm Kom oX-Mat-]0)o)’a-lalem-ie(ecess1 10) ELBERT GLOVER EBERT Favorite Song: ‘‘Shoot to Thrill” Pastime: Shooting pool Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh, God”’ Life Ambition: To be a lawyer Highlight: Baseball season RICHARD EDWIN GREEN Favorite Song: ‘‘Woman” Pastime: Running around Favorite Saying: ‘‘Get off”’ Mic-WAVaaleyidlo)aMm Kom ol-m-Maalliilolar-lias RHONDA HALE Favorite Song: ‘‘Lost in Love”’ Pastime: Being with Mark Favorite Saying: ‘‘You swear?”’ Mic-W- aa)eyh dle) apm ctefeleM al-y-)idammar-]®) °)[al-s- -ar-lalem (eh Highlight: July 27, 1977 MADONNA RENEE HALL Favorite Song: ‘‘More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Being with David Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, David”’ Life Ambition: To be David's wife RITA GAYLE HARVEY Favorite Song: ‘‘Jessee”’ Pastime: Listening to Bob Seger Favorite Saying: ‘‘Never do today what you can oO) @e)amelandimcelaate)aae)) am Life Ambition: To become a nurse Highlight: Passing English ROCKY GLEN HAYES Favorite Song: ‘‘Junkin’ City” Pastime: Running around Favorite Saying: ‘‘Knock it off”’ Miccw aale)i telah Rem el-w-mcavlel @elaNi-lg JENNIFER LYNN HELBERT Favorite Song: ‘‘Lost in Love”’ Pastime: Riding around with Ricky Favorite Saying: ‘‘| Love you, Ricky”’ Mi) (cw Van) e)hdlola pam Rom ol-m- Mato) 0)| maal-laa(-1emelal-lasar-leliye Highlight: May 31, 1980 RONALD GENE HILL Favorite Song: ‘‘Lady’”’ Pastime: Body work Favorite Saying: ‘‘No, do you?”’ JAMES MARK HINCHER ““HINCHNER”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Celebration”’ Pastime: Having fun Favorite Saying: ‘‘What can I say?”’ Highlight: September 26, 1980 — Coeburn � defeats Norton 6-0 CHESTER WAYNE HOLBROOK, JR. “JOLIET JAKE, ELWOOD’S BRO.” Favorite Song: ‘‘You Shook Me All Night Long”’ Pastime: Being with Jamie Favorite Saying: ‘‘Here now”’ Life Ambition: To sing the blues Highlight: December 18, 1979 DAVID WAYNE HOLBROOK Favorite Song: ‘‘Good Hearted Woman”’ Pastime: Riding around with friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘The Dukes of Different Strokes’ i) = -N ga) e)i de) aha Kem ol-m- 4a -1-] @ 4-1 8(-1 @-1| . PENNY HUGHES Favorite Song: ‘‘Keep on Loving You”’ Pastime: Staying out late with Barry Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Barry”’ Mi} c= w-Vanl elite) aMmet-)adlay-m dar-manlos-jq@el ei moval ic=) Highlight: December 13, 1980 BARRY CRAIG JONES Favorite Song: ‘‘In the Heart of the Night”’ Pastime: Spending time with friends Favorite Saying: ‘Take it easy”’ i) (= WAN ga) e)id(e) aha Kem ol-rexe)aa(-m-B-4a-1-) @anr-leal aly e GLENDA FAY KEITH Favorite Song: ‘‘Lost in Love”’ Pastime: Being with someone | love Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you”’ Life Ambition: To become a writer MARIA ANNETTE KERN Favorite Song: ‘‘Smokey Mountain Rain”’ Pastime: Roller skating Favorite Saying: ‘‘Let’s go skating”’ Mic waVanle)i d(ola pam Kom ol-Lerelaal-w-MOi-1adli(-cem ev] eli (0 PNoverel lah el ant VICKY JEANETTE KERN “SHORTCAKE ’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Into the Night’’ Pastime: Being with Tommy Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Tommy” Life Ambition: To be a good wife Highlight: August 29, 1980 BILLY JOE KETRON, JR. Pastime: Riding my motorcycle with Bonnie BONNIE HOBBS KETRON Favorite Song: ‘‘More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Being with Billy Favorite Saying: ‘‘I love you, Billy’’ Highlight: Being married to Billy KAREN DENESE LANE | ot ( OF = A Favorite Song: ‘‘Time in a Bottle’ Pastime: Talking Favorite Saying: ‘‘That gets all over my nerves’’ Mi) ¢-WeNgaleyndlola bam Kemr-]hwr- A-m ol-mal-] 0) 0)’, Highlight: May 11, 1980 CHRISTOPHER MARK LAWSON Favorite Song: ‘‘Suddenly”’ Pastime: College women Favorite Saying: ‘‘Ain’t that a peach’ Life Ambition: To be the best at everything ‘DAVID LYNN LAWSON Favorite Song: ‘‘The Fall’’ Pastime: College women Favorite Saying: ‘‘Gosh”’ Mic-W-Vanle)idlela pam Kon ol-Lexe)aal-w-Meve]aalaal-1ceil-]e-]ac-iar-lare| a well-known Playboy Highlight: What happened to LMU’s return box? David Lawson Elizabeth Lawson Karla Lawson Paula Lawson Eileen Livingston Chris V Kon Oxo) al at=11| DFeyal-yars) McConnell Sherry McCoy - Patricia Marshall Eddie Meade CCTiaroM ucetele(=) Frank Mooney | Lee Mooney Mike Morgan Diana Mullins Deana Mutter Mary Odle Lucinda Payne sYarlam eal ate) — 13 ELIZABETH CAROLEENE LAWSON Favorite Song: ‘‘Lookin’ for Love’’ Pastime: Being with friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘Really!”’ Mi c-W AN aale}hdle]abam Rom 24-3 ar-eeLeom [eo] em-]alemel-mar-] 9) elihy aat-laa(xe} KARLA DENISE LAWSON . Favorite Song: ‘‘The Tide is High’’ ‘‘If’’ Pastime: Riding around in Norton Favorite Saying: ‘‘Finley’’ Mic-wavanle)hdlolapmet-1adlalcmaah me (: :4 0-1-8 0n OM eA Highlight: January 1977 KIMBERLY WILLIAM LAWSON — “NERVES” Favorite Song: ‘Shook Me All Night Long”’ Pastime: Having fun Favorite Saying: ‘‘Well, I'll be daggone’”’ Life Ambition: Talent scout for Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders PAULA ANN LAWSON Pastime: Being with friends Favorite Saying: ‘Ya don’t say!’ (ow eVeale)h dle) am Kom cfm ale] 0) e)ihmaat-laai=xe. EILEEN LIVINGSTON . “LENO” Favorite Songs: ‘‘Celebration”’ Pastime: Being with my loved ones Favorite Saying: ‘You know it” Life Ambition: Staying like | am Highlight: January 24, 1981 JEFFERY LYNN LIVINGSTON “NUTTER-BUTTER”’ Favorite Song: ‘Eighth Wonder’”’ Pastime: Spending time with that special person Favorite Saying: ‘‘Get outta my face”’ Life Ambition: To live the best life | can eyo) WV ad | i OYA od Favorite Song: ‘‘Starting All Over’’ Pastime: Reading Favorite Saying: ‘‘I bet’’ Life Ambition: Being successful at what | choose 1 Comoe) Highlight: Graduation 14 PATRICIA ANN MARSHALL Favorite Song: ‘‘Lady’”’ Pastime: Goofing-off with my friends Favorite Saying: “‘Oh man” Mic-w-Vanle)idcelaMm Romie) @iUidamar-lalel(er-] 9) el-xemeallelacia Highlight: Graduation ANNE CHRISTINA McCONNELL Favorite Song: ‘‘Cocaine”’ Pastime: Partying with everybody Favorite Saying: ‘‘What do you allow on the (o [=F] ra Mi iccwNaglelidrelapam RemilaremelehaniUal-lalic-mma-r-lihvarel| about DONNA McCOWAN “SHORTY” Favorite Song: ‘‘| Love You More Than | can roayy Pastime: Being with Ricky Favorite Saying: ‘‘I love you, Ricky”’ Life Ambition: To get the most out of life Highlight: December 26, 1980 ‘EDWARD GLENN MEADE PEDDIES Favorite Song: ‘‘Hit Me With Your Best Shot”’ Pastime: Being with Regina Life Ambition: To live a happy life Highlight: May 20, 1977 GINA VANDIVER MEADE “TWINKIE”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Night Prowler’ Pastime: Talking to Lyle in Alaska Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Lyle’”’ Life Ambition: To be a good wife Highlight: December 20, 1980 — our wedding day GLENN CARSON MEADE Favorite Song: ‘‘Go Your Own Way”’ Pastime: Being with Teresa Favorite Saying: ‘‘All right!’’ Life Ambition: To be successful Highlight: Getting my Corvette JEANINE MEADE Favorite Song: ‘‘More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Being with Tim Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Tim”’ Life Ambition: Being Tim Perry’s wife THEODORE MILLER ““MOE”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Rapper’s Delight’ Pastime: Lifting weights Favorite Saying: ‘‘What it looks like”’ i) WAN gal eyi dle) aha Kem ol-m- 4a -1-] more) gal-1e|f-]a) TANYA LEE MITCHELL “FISH” Favorite Song: ‘‘Keep on Loving You”’ Pastime: Acting crazy and staying out late with Mark Favorite Saying: ‘‘Hey, Baby what’s shaking?”’ Highlight: St. Patrick’s Day, 1980 FRANKLIN HAROLD MOONEY “BLACK MAGIC”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Freedom”’ Pastime: Sports Favorite Saying: ‘‘Jo moma” Life Ambition: To be a star on the Dallas Cowboy’s football team LEE MOONEY “ICEMAN” Favorite Song: ‘‘Celebration”’ Pastime: Sports _ Favorite Saying: “No” Mic wa Vanleyi dela Rem el-vere]aa(-maloam-lacemr-laareless la l-4a)ifs4a) ome) colaalo)iatoa) lela colamone) CHARLOTTE STANLEY MOORE Favorite Song: ‘‘More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Being with Benjie Favorite Saying: ‘‘l Love You, Benjie”’ Life Ambition: Being successful i Highlight: December 24, 1980 MARY ALICE MOORE Favorite Song: ‘‘He Came Through”’ Pastime: Reading Favorite Saying: ‘‘For the love of Pete’’ Life Ambition: To get married in later years MIKE MORGAN Favorite Song: ‘‘Touch too Much” Pastime: Going to parties Favorite Saying: ‘‘Burn one”’ Life Ambition: To be a professional BOBBY JOE MULLINS Favorite Song: ‘‘Heartache Tonight’”’ Pastime: Cruisin’ Favorite Saying: ‘Don’t worry about it”’ Mi ccwAVaale)id(o)abam em el-teve)aat-m-Manlliitear-lia= DIANA LYNN MULLINS Favorite Song: ‘‘Stay With Me”’ Pastime: Being with friends Favorite Saying: ‘‘Do what?”’ Life Ambition: To be successful SANDRA KAY MULLINS Favorite Song: ‘‘Love You More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Talking on the phone with Randy Favorite Saying: ‘‘Darn it’’ Mew ANsaleyidlolamn sola (alcalam-lamelnice= Highlight: Being with the ones | love DEANA MEFFERD MUTTER Favorite Song: ‘‘The Way You Do”’ Pastime: Being with Billy and Autumn Favorite Saying: ‘‘I love you, Billy’’ Mi ccwAVanle)id(olabam Remant-l.(-m-m-xelele mW Tic--laremaaloleni-i¢ MARY ANNE ODLE Favorite Song: ‘‘There Is Still a Lot of Joy on This Side”’ Pastime: Going to the children’s home in ‘Kentucky Favorite Saying: ‘‘Your life is a gift from God; what you make of it is your gift to Him”’ Life Ambition: Working LUCINDA JANE PAYNE “CINDY” Favorite Song: ‘‘How Deep Is Your Love”’ Pastime: Dancing Favorite Saying: “‘Really’’ Highlight: Graduation EDWIN BRIAN PINA “LIMPUS”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Master Blaster’’ Pastime: Being with those wild and crazy guys Favorite Saying: ‘‘Check out that Duke”’ Mi ccwAVanle)hdlolabam Rom [0}:) a el-m nal: DAVID WILLIAM PORTER ‘““ELWOOD, JAKE’S BRO.”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘You Shook Me All Night Long”’ Pastime: Golf and Stratomatic sports Elaine Ramey Tammy Ringley Bill Smith BFW alee eli t-lae | Jennifer Taylor 16 Steve Taylor C=) 0) ar-]al(- MM alelaales-vela Sharon Wingler Favorite Saying: ‘‘I'll be dipped” Mt) = w-Vanlelh dlolabm Rem) [ ay-4 calm el 10 (-1) STEVEN LYNN RALEIGH Favorite Song: ‘‘Coward of the County”’ Pastime: Being with someone | love Favorite Saying: ‘‘l didn't take you to raise”’ mj c-W Neale) (rela pm Kem e -M-Mer-lae -1ah¢-14 TAMMY DENISE RINGLEY ““TAMMRA RAE”’ Favorite Song: ‘‘Shining Star”’ Pastime: Being with someone (Norton's 86) Favorite Saying: ‘‘Friendly”’ Mi) c-W-Vaale)i d(ola pam Rom ol-mat-] 9) °)’ar-lalem IMUM com Com) fullest Highlight: August 11, 1980 ROBERT ANTHONY SALYERS “BUZZ” Favorite Song: ‘‘Rocking into the Night”’ Pastime: Playing buzz Favorite Saying: ‘‘Hello — o”’ Life Ambition: A date with Sherry Long Highlight: LMU trip JEFF SANDERS Favorite Song: ‘‘Hit Me With Your Shot”’ Pastime: Playing sports | Favorite Saying: ‘‘Don’t worry about it’’ Life Ambition: To play baseball in the Pro JENNIFER EDITH SMITH Favorite Song: ‘‘Please Don't Go” Pastime: Having fun : Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh yeh”’ Life Ambition: Get out of Coeburn WILLIAM KEITH SMITH Favorite Song: ‘‘All Out of Love’’ Pastime: Lifting weights Favorite Saying: ‘‘I don’t know” Life Ambition: Be a famous person DAVID KYLE STALLARD Favorite Song: ‘Love Hurts”’ Pastime: Being with Donna Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Donna’”’ Life Ambition: To be successful WILL STALLARD Favorite Song: ‘‘Dream On”’ and ‘‘Her Strut”’ Pastime: Baseball, golf and pool Favorite Saying: ‘‘Why?”’ Life Ambition: Airplane pilot or pro baseball player HAROLD WAYNE STOUT Favorite Song: ‘‘Forever”’ Pastime: Being with Rhonda Favorite Saying: ‘‘Prevoc”’ Mi c-w-Vanle)i dle] am Rom ol-mu chen aiale)aler-miela- '1-1 4 JENNIFER DAWN TAYLOR Favorite Song: ‘‘Love You More Than | Can Say”’ Pastime: Being with Doc Favorite Saying: ‘‘l love you, Doc”’ i) {-WVan) oli d(ola pm Koma ta-) -1-]| Mol -1 4 STEVE TAYLOR Favorite Song: ‘Let Me Put My Love Into You” Pastime: Playing baseball Favorite Saying: ‘‘Nasty”’ i) -w-N gal o)hd(o)a bam Kem ol-W- i) gens ey- x-1ey-] me)I-)A-1¢ STEPHANIE THOMPSON “STEPH: Favorite Song: ‘‘Keep On Lovin’ You”’ Pastime: Watching late movies with Bobby Favorite Saying: ‘‘Hey Baby, what’s shaking?”’ i c-wANaalelid(ola pam Romevole) @-iw(-1-3 a oe) ¢-) (e110) ml sfo)e) 0) for the rest of our lives Highlight: March 30, 1979 SHARON KAY WINGLER Favorite Song: ‘‘Shining Star’’ Pastime: Being with Lacey Maine Favorite Saying: ‘‘It don’t matter to me”’ Life Ambition: Marriage Highlight: Prom night 1981 MOST TALENTED: Cindy Payne, Steve Steele MOST ATHLETIC: Kara avson! Frank Mooney 18 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mark Hincher, Stephanie Thompson, Bobby Mullins ae ee FLIRTIEST: ahr Ringley, Peta Salyers rere —— ee MOST ATTRACTIVE: Rhonda Hale, David Gilbert BEST ALL-AROUND: Regina Bowlin, Eddie Meade Edin teak saab pormer er WITTIEST: Angie Addington, David Porter a ont BEST PERSONALITY: Denise Branham, Jeff Bond ie 19 Talent Gong “Spee”’ page... 46 20 Football RY 4 KYe) ) Basketball RY KYO) ! | AS) Sweetheart page... 34 IG AKY page... 40 Academic eh LOE OLE ee f 911 cone 2 Pro Sports SF adage | Awards 4 page... 48 OTA RYELIOR Party page... 30 Mardi Gras page... 36 Baseball page... 42 Field Day page... 52 Graduation page... 56 21 wy 0) S l Another One B 9 Tag DIT KY: Football The 1980 football season was a year of rebirth for football. The team, led by an all new coaching - staff, broke a long losing streak by defeating Rye Cove 30-0. Spirit and high hopes were on the rampage for the _ vastly improved Blue Knights throughout the season as capacity crowds filled the newly renovated stadium to view the — Knights in action. After battling hard all _ season, the team finished with a 4-5 record. In 19 80 it cae was “Knight Time”’ in the ; LPO! — Homecoming Many different activities were held during homecoming week. Monday was all blue day, Tuesday was crazy day, Wednesday was red and blue insideout day, Thursday was all black day, and Friday was fifties day. A pep rally was held in the gym Friday afternoon. Many unusual happenings occurred during the pep rally. Miss Jo-Jo ‘‘ Josephine”’ Collins was cornwed Queen for a day. The seniors won the N.H.S. spirit link sales. Friday was also Silent day for the varsity Cheerleaders. The reward for talking was a pie in the face! Friday, October 10, Coeburn played Powell Valley for their homecoming game. Miss Regina Bowlin was ' crowned homecoming Queen by Eddie Meade. The Coxe] 0] a more) atti) (-10 Re) Barbara Hogg — 9th Cindy Hayes — 11th Regina Bowlin — 12th Denise Branham — 12th Amy Hall — 8th Beverly McKinney — (Not Pictured) — 10th wW N Walking Tall The 1980 Coeburn Blue Knights Girls’ Basketball Teams had a better year than ever. The Varsity team captured fourth-place in the district with a record of 8-7. The team was coached by Larry Harris. The Junior Varsity team seized first place in the district with a record of 13-1. The team was coached by Bill Dotson. CHS ai Celebration “Ralph's House! Ralph’s House!’’, cry out the fans of Coeburn High as the Blue Knights Basket- ball team seized first place in the district and first place in the region. This was Coeburn’s first trip ever to the Region D and State tournaments. Two players of the team were named Co-Players of the LPD, Jeff Livingston and John Hall. Coach Larry Harris was named as Southwest Virginia’s ‘Coach of the Year.’’ The Junior Varsity captured second in the district with a successful record of 13-2 under the guidance of first year coach Mark Holbrook. 28 Frosty Dreams The Junior-Senior Christmas Party was held on Friday, December 19, in the high school cafeteria. The night was filled with frosty dreams as red and silver glittered all around. The music provided by Dueling Turntables entertained the couples as they danced throughout the beautiful evening. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of Knight and Maiden, Danny Bryant and Teresa Hillman. - The Famous Final Scene Members: Row 1: Rita Harvey, Elizabeth Lawson, Lynn Hamilton, Denese Lane, Lynn Dingus, Tammy McConnell, Tina Beaver, Richard Boone. Row 2: Will Stallard, Jeff Bond, Tanya Mitchell, Mrs. Peters, Stephanie Thompson, Mark Hincher, Tammy Ringley, Leno Livingston, Jennifer Helbert, (Not Pictured: Robert Yeary, David Porter). The Drama Club had three major plays while at the same time participating in district competition and the Spice Programs. The first one-act play, ‘‘The Dear Departed,’’ was about a family whose grandfather ‘‘died”’ and they divided the will. When he awoke and came downstairs, he changed all their plans. The Christmas play ‘“SCROOGE” was a one-act adaptation of Charles Dickens ‘‘A Christmas Carol.”’ The final play a three-act comedy ‘‘Rest Assured,’’ was about an enterprising businessman who thought more about his money than his family. A bad dream let him see what everyone thought about him. This experience changed him. Thank you Mrs. Peters for putting up with us this year! 32 - Ri BO ti¢ oe ihe ba nee en ooeiid TREES oe a berke EE Cupid On February 6, 1981, the SCA spore the annual Sweetheart dance. Musical er icriBinnent was supplied by ‘‘Dualing Turntables.’ The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss _ Denise Branham as Sweetheart Queen. The _ members of the ower asks are: CL Senior — Denise Branham Junior — Debbie Haggy Sophomore — Angel Hale Freshman — Barbara Hogg Subfreshman —- Melissa Palmer Oriental | eg KAY The Mardi-Gras Fiesta was held on Friday, March 13th. It was co-hosted by the French and Spanish Clubs. Music for the dance was provided by WFHG Disco. The theme for the dance was Oriental. Streamers in Azur-blue and Oriental decorations highlighted the cafeteria. The main event of the night was the Grand March where Nancy Bevins and Nadine Boggs won the best costume prizes. For the most creative .costume, a prize was given to Heather Jessee. The Mardi-Gras Fiesta was a much enjoyed fan- tasy in the Orient. 37 Siagse oT NTEOMA Street Runners : ee a } t The Winners Take It All The 1980-81 girls tennis team finished with an overall record of 14-3. They won the district championship and went on to win the regional championship. They competed in the state semi-finals and lost by a score of 5-4. Karla Lawson, Regina Bowlin, and Rhonda Hale were chosen for the all- district team. Regina Bowling received the sportsmanship award and Rhonda Hale received the most valuable player award. 40 The Wild and Crazy Year The CHS baseball team, coached by Steve Hubbard and John Hensley, completed the 1980-81 season with a record of 11-6. The Knights ended the season tied for 2nd in District, however, they were eliminated in a post-season play-off. The Knights had two seniors to make the all district team. They were Steve Taylor and Will Stall ard. Junior Geno Gibson was selected as a Member of the second unit. 2 aa Ge e 6; Cr eS SSS SSS OSX SSS OS ce ‘es 35 $ ®, , fo ae NT Pe ee — aa “OOS aS2$ 3S ? Nya Se, BS Rad an Ang or Sports Awards Frank Mooney — a } Mark Hincher Kirk Boozer Jeff Livingstor John Hall John Hall | Rhonda Hale Regina Bowlin: Lee Mooney — Robert Pope . 44 o VY . $ , a 4 i “Winter Wonderland” ““Coke adds life’”’ eo Socinout 29 alone: Se al “Break a leg, Dave?”’ ' ‘‘Tea for Two” “When D. C. Greear speaks...” “Romper Room Rejects”’ “Three Stooges” pene “I Do” ‘| just love weeds!!”’ “Caught in the Act”’ “Scrambled Eggs”’ “‘Macho Men” ‘‘News Flash”’ ad ‘““‘Dream Weaver”’ “Malunjun?”’ ‘‘Jo-Jo and the PMD Band” 47 Awards Day VALEDICTORIAN Cindy Payne SALUTATORIAN Denise Branham DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP Cindy Payne DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Angie Addington NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE Mark Hincher Rhonda Hale Cindy Payne DYN {om COLUM NAN i Dhs) Will Stallard adateyaye f= ar-l(= BUSINESS AWARDS Typing | Janet Burden Clerical | Debra Hagy Clerical II Angie Addington Steno | Linda Hayes S) (ale) | DY =Tal M =i @-lalar-lan ‘Business Denise Branham Accounting | ataXelarel-Mat-l(=) Cindy Payne Accounting II Regina Bowlin Miss FBLA Dy -TalKX-M =i@-lalay-laa DT VW AN ANd Dis) Denice Lane ET @allareial-1e ENGLISH AWARDS Creative Writing Denise Branham English 12 : Cindy Payne English 11 Kathy Greear English 10 Joey Powers English 9 Gina Evans Hattie Elkins English 8 Courtney Brummitt Mark Salyer FRENCH AWARDS French | Jeff Gillenwater French ll Tommy Beck HISTORY AWARDS DAR Award of Excellence Patty Greear Government A TUS} -) Felco | sdaelarel-Mal-li-) Geography Gina Evans Beth Perry Civics Courtney Brummitt Kenneth Turner HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS Family Living ; Gina Bowlin Specialized Home Ec. Darlene McConnell Home Ec. | Gail Ramey Home Ec. II Donna Salyers JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD Steven Steele JOURNALISM AWARDS Will Stallard Cindy Payne KNIGHTETTE AWARD Jeff Bond LIBRARY AWARD Gina Adkins Kirk Osborne MATHEMATICS AWARDS PNo F-laler-re WA t24-1 0) ¢-e-1are| Trigonometry Cindy Payne Algebra Il Stephanie Walton Geometry Joey Powers Algebra | Hattie Elkins Math 9 Karen Rasnick Pre-Algebra Courtney Brummitt Mark Salyer Consumer Math Darlene McConnell PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARDS 8th — Kenneth Turner, Missy King 9th — Mark Mullins, Beth Perry 10th — Mike Hincher, Regina Gouge SCIENCE AWARDS Science 8 Mark Salyer Courtney Brummitt Earth Science 9 Becky Wyatt Biology 9 Danny Jackson Biology | Hattie Elkins Chemistry Joey Powers Physics Mark Hincher SPANISH AWARDS Spanish | Beth Perry Spanish Il Jane Kennedy Spanish IV Annette Kern Springtime - Magic The 1981 Junior Senior Prom was held on May Meo) (alam eat-Mor-]i-1(-1a- MM ar-mel-lale-milekelmu rh Malldalidale-ve in soft spring colors. The theme for the prom was “Springtime Magic.”’ The main event was the Senior march and the crowning of Mr. and Miss CHS. This prom will be especially remembered by two special people, Eddie _ Meade and Denese Lane, Mr. and Miss CHS of 1981. . After the crowning, Seniors and their guests danced to the music of ‘Tenacia.”’ This night in May ’81 will be remembered by ihe _ Juniors, Seniors; and their guests as a Springtime fantasy come true. ee — TELE PED ge Ee ae ye pe “a 53 The year is here and gone this time glides from our reach like sand with the evening tide Months become weeks Days dwindle into hours Minutes fade into seconds... Today I am Wondering What the World Will Be Like Tomorrow I Shall Find Out Music REO Speedwagon Air Supply AC DC Styx Pat Benatar Christopher Cross Bruce Springsteen Pastimes Dating Movies Music Ridin’ Around Partying Ballgames Dancing Sports Basketball Football Baseball Track Tennis Roller Skating Golf Favorite Subjects Activity Period Lunch Drama Government Sociology History Gym class Hangouts Coeburn Cinema Someone Special’s House Bristol and Kingsport Mr. Wizard Central Drive-In Parking Se ay ; ¢ 9 | Favorite Movies Private Benjamin Mazda Cheech Chong’s Trans-Am Next Movie Corvette Stir Crazy Mercury : Porsche Seems Like Old Times Favorite Sayings Hey Baby Joe Mama Yeah, that’s right ‘“‘Pemada”’ Dog Breath Bull Dizzy 58 | Favorite T.V. Shows | Flamingo Road | Knots Landing | Dallas |} Dynasty Mash | Love Lucy White Shadow Favorite Commercials Any beer commercial Coke — ‘‘Mean Joe” Pepsi Spirit Legg’s commercials Life cereal — ‘‘Mikie”’ Cheer commercial Mormon commercials Ideal Man Christopher Atkins Robert Urich Robert Redford Tom Selleck Burt Reynolds Bruce Jenner Eric Estrada Ideal Woman Brooke Shields Goldie Hawn Bo Derek Tanya Roberts Linda Evans Morgan Fairchild Linda Carter Events GRADUATION Prom State Basketball Sweetheart Dance Christmas Party Homecoming Mardi Gras Fads Straight Leg Jeans Cowboy Boots Letterman Jackets Baggies Pleated Trousers Curly Hairstyles Nikes 59 Favorite Songs — ‘‘You Shook Me All Night Long”’ Another One Bites the Dust” ‘ More Than | Can Say” Favorite Saying — ‘‘Dog Breath”’ “Are you crazy?” “Really” Favorite Hangout — Mr. Wizzard Pizza Hut AN al ato}aat=) Life Ambition — To be Rich To be Happy To Graduate Class Officers — (clockwise from bottom) Teresa Hillman — Presi- dent, Stephanie Walton — Treasurer, Randy Tickles — Secretary, Anthony Collins — Vice President. Woody Beverly Y Ted Blan kenship . Terry Bond Julia Branham Class of 1982 Carolyn Campbell Margaret Cantrell Charles Carver Anthony Collins Jimmy Couch Danny Crawford Robert Creed Carolyn Deel Dennis Edwards Jenny Flanery Kim Franks Kathy Freeman Donny Funk Tessa Garret Barry Gibson Gina Gibson Geno Gibson Kathy Greer Mark Greer Myra Greer 62 Steven Greear Jamie Griffith Debbie Hagy Brenda Hall Bryan Hall John Hall Evon Hamm Cindy Hayes Linda Hayes Ricky Hayes Randy Hensley Ricky Hill Vicky Hill Teresa Hillman Leonard Hogg Rommy Hollyfield Melinda Hughes Melissa Hughes Margaret Ingalls Michael Jackson 63 Donny Johnson Kevin Johnson Jack Kennedy Wade Kennedy David Laney John Lawson Karen McClellan Chris McConnell Kevin McCammon Rocky McCowan Tim McCoy Eugene Meade Joe Mooney Kathy Moore Michael Moore Willie Mullins Chris Pannell Stephen Powers Sherry Pridemore Willie Ratliff 64 Kelly Ring Mark Ringley Wayne Roberts Susan Rose Betty Salyers Donna Salyers James Slemp Jeff Slemp Scottie Sluss Geneva Smith Lisa Stallard Rhonda Stallard Kevin Taylor Randy Tickles Stephanie Walton Steve Willis Jeff Wilson Billie Wireman Missy Wright Doug Yeary Bob Yeary FAVORITE SONGS Vato} dal=1@nO)alem oJ] (0 Cale OL Rt More Than | Can Say Shining Star LIFE AMBITIONS ma dedickswsilelatel WNdal (ea a=) aK-y-lolar=i¢ | DYoxos Kola PASTIMES (Cfo) ayem comm dalem Kehler Dating Listening to Music PAYA C1 OLON Bs) Pizza Hut Mr. Wizard Home Class Officers: Pres., Mike Hincher; V-Pres., Cheryl Taylor; Secretaries, LeAnn Markham and Rhonda Kiser; Treas., Beverly McKinney _ Eddie Bright | Jane Bright __ Marsha Bright ass of 1983 Michael Brummit Jamie Buchanan Veronica Buchanan g I. 6 Leérinie Campbell Silvia Collins Doug Davis Kim Dingus ee ema. | Seeing LTT Sod SOE ae ay et Sherry Huband Patsy Ingle Linda James Robert Jenkins Hershell Jessee Jane Kennedy Mark Kern Kevin Kiser __ Rhonda Kiser - Larry La Masters © Becky Lane Cathie Lawson _ Della Lawson Teresa Lawson _ LeAnn Markham _ Shane Markham. Eddie McCowan Beverly McKinney _ Angela McNeil — Aaron Meade 69 Orbin Merchant Debbie Miller Ricky Mitchell James Minton Kathy Mooney _ Larry Mooney © Randy Morgan , Denice Mullins el” ie Donna Mullins Ricky Mullins Chris Palmer Tony Palmer Yi 70 Wayne Smith Robin Stair Allen Stanley Marcy Stanley Kirk Willis’ Charlene Wingler Norma Wireman Victor Wright 71 Favorite Pastime: Sports Special Person Favorite Song: (X= [-10) ¢-) dfe)a) Another One Bites the Dust Shook Me All Night Long Favorite Saying: “Shoot!” “Gosh!” “Oh, Really?’ Life Ambition: Pro-Sports Player | BYoYen cola To be happy Highlight: Passing School Playing Sports Clubs OFFICERS: President — Sherry Long, Vice-President — Joy Porter, Secretary — Melinda Stallard, =U q=) gees BY-10)0)(-M a k-laali ice) a) Sally Banks Ernie Bartlie Karraneen Bates Ginger Beavers Deedee Blackburn Nadine Boggs Lisa Bond Terry Bond Howard Boozer 72 GLK 0) i Zor, Ricky Cole Marie Collins Missy Couch Mike Crawford ee Tim Culbertson Alexander Day Brian Dotten Hattie Elkins Gina Evans Bert Franks Jimmy Fleming Betsy Foster — Melissa Freeman Patricia Funk — : Jett Gillenwater a Loe - : Madenns Greear Kim Greear Alex Greear _ Mona Gouge Nancy Hale © ClarenceHall Debbie Hamilton _ Andrea Hayes Reca Hayes” Ray Helbert _ Virginia Hill oS Richard Hollyfield _ BarbaraHogg : _ Hewie Hutchenson ey a a Melissa Hylton Randall Hylton Richard Isaacs Karen James ackie Jenkins “Elmer Jones � Sudy Keith Billy Kellogg Mary Kellogg Barry Kent Bernard Ketron Pete Lawson Sherry Long James Maine Sherry Markham Karen Massie a t ee aes tees “ CEI sot : ; 79 Bill McCellan— Sherry McCowan Robert Meade Sherry Meade Tim Meade Shelia Mihore John Miller — Karen Miller Marchell Minton Gloria Moore | Sherry Moore ngie Morgan Jeff Mullins — _ Mark Mullins - Trudy Mullins — Susie Osborne iga Steve Patton Beth Perry © ‘BillPerry _ Leslie Perry - Lisa Pickett Joy Porter Karen Powers. Andy Prior. Karen Rasnick Joey Renfro Becky Riffle 76 Nancy Winebarger Donna Wreen Becky Wyatt Cc ) a oO = ® (= - o ea) Tommy Williams Ol NSS HO) of ol (@) ol ats) President — Amy Hall Vice-President — Mark Salyers Secretary — Melissa Palmer Treasurer — Courtney Brummitt FAVORITE SONG “Keep On Lovin’ You “Passion” ima @X=1(-1 0) @-) (Le) a ie 7 ANVAO) ad ancy AIN LE) eCrud: “Huh?” “Really?” HANGOUT Skating Rink Pizza Hut Cinema 78 (ONKY re) A bom) : 2 _ Donald Burke _ Jeanie Buchanan Tony Carty ReginaCarty � GréegCloud ia COR pseu TAS) Missy Dingus Matthew Dotten Kaye Duty David DuVal James Ealey.... eZ, Gary Finch __ Veda Flannery “Kim Fannon Joe Evans. . Denise Gillenwater Jimmy Gilliam 7a _ Rodger Gibson _ Carl Greear _ DonnaGreear Norman Greear Gary Gross Chuck Hale - Amy Hall Becky Hall _ David Hamilton Mary Hamilton Paula Hill Shirley Hill 80 Tommy Hill Tony Hileman Teresa Hileman Hazel Hutchinson James Hensley Regina Hurley Steve Hubbard David Jackson Patricia James _ Sheila Jacobs Tammy Jewell Anthony Keith Connie Keith Greg Keith Ronnie Keith David Kilgore Melissa King Jeff Kiser Joey Kiser Karen Kiser Sherry Lawson Stanely Lawson Ann Lindsay Judy Livingston Karen McCammon Sheila McClair Danny McConnell Dennis McCoy 82 Doug Pannell Jeff Proulex Mike McNeil Sandra McKinney Janie McReynolds | Jesse Mallot Danny Mann | Nora Manning Brenda Mays Allen Meade |. {Meade Mark Meade - Tony Meade _ Vanessa Mercha Becky Miller Brian Mitchell Charles Mullins James Mullins. Loretta Mullins Loretta Mullins Pam Mullins Linda Moore Sherrie Moore Robert Nixon Kirk Osborne Teresa Owens Mike Parringan Cathy Payne Jennifer Ra G Debbie Richardson Mike Ritchie Pam Ritchie Stacey Robinette Tobie Rose Johathan Ruff — Diana Salyers Glenda Salyers Mark Salyers Sally Sexton Ricky Sheets Chester Smith — rentice Thompson Kathy Ward Michael Welch Candi Willis Nancy Wireman A __ Melissa Wright [Oo be an Travis Younce Eighth Grader! 7 It’s Great 83 Administration Mr. Greear and Mr. Hubbard are very sincere at their work, whether it is behind the desk ... or atthe other branches of the School. 84 RY AAMOIALAY Linda Johnson and Vanessa Ratliff are always giving their best... whether it is answering the phone, ringing the bell, typing _..orany other necessary task which keeps our school operating. VANESSA RATLIFF 86 Lucille Carico Bernard Farmer Ann Hilton Patsy Lewis Delaine Martin Unita Odle Betty Rothwell Opal Salyers Vocational Language Arts Lockwood Hall Susan D. Hall Judy Hill Linda Jessee Karen Peters Dorthy Quillen Joy Rudder 87 Debbie Bates Freddy Crabtree Bill Dotson Avia Funk Pam Johnson Jim Kelly Edward Salyers Ben Spadlin Talmadge Warren Don Williams 88 Phys. Ed. and Social Studies - Math and Science Treva Buchanan Roy Dockery Carroll Hall Larry Harris Ann Payne Shirley Robbins Susan Rolen 89 All Others. Coleen Bevins — Librarian Bonnie Collett — Band Director Gale Kern — Reading Aide Sarah Poole — Learning Disability Instructor Sharon Stallard — Special Education Teacher Kenneth Richardson — Driver’s Education Instructor 90 Custodial and Cafeteria Staff Faye Yeary Roy Bowling Danny McCarty Thelma Powers Christine McCoy Virginia Counts Charlene Buchanan Sue Amos Pearl Fannon 91 “‘Touchdown”’ LAL AY TAY Cheerleaders page...96 Varsity Girls Basketball page... 102 92 Varsity Football page...94., J.V. Football page... 98 JV. Girls Basketball page... 104 Tennis page... 112 Cheerleaders page... 100 TE OR c J.V. Boy’s Basketball ati of Basketball page... 106 a ¥% page... 108 Baseball page... 116 93 Varsity Football Jeff Bond Jo Jo Collins (= fd eds Danny Bryant Ses tat Mark Hincher : Re, Tommy Hollytield x in j tl Joe Mooney | oe ooney TERS Lee Mooney Steve Raleigh a Willie Ratliff Robert Yeary ss Jeff Sanders _ Wayne Roberts a Varsity OUT ZAAAIARS SPONSOR: Mrs. Pam Johnson Denese Lane — Captain Varsity — 1979-1981 Junior Varsity — 1976-1979 Karen Adkins Varsity — 1978-1981 Junior Varsity — 1976-1978 Teresa alliiaarelal Varsity — 1980-1981 Junior Varsity — 1977-1980 Miviitem=ia-lalat-laa Varsity — 1980-1981 Becky Lane Varsity — 1980-1981 “Denese Lane. MIUlallola@n's-16-110 Meets Gc Paces bolo 0) e et ses . Ss ey So! ft wane Sy ae ae ae “ 'F Karen Adkins.) SSS ce | geage Iman; go tr BS Way : : ‘ie Bae ns i % ‘ ee . : ed . 4 ‘ 4 2 ee os an ‘Se A gt 2 tics — BeckyLan . ae bd JV. Football Cy A ae fy 7 1B we, Abrartane ih Bee f: aya gi ry | i 4 . m8 Bottom Row: (I-r) Mike Davis, Bernard Ketron, Boise Ringley, Alexander Day, Clarence Hall, Kenneth Turner, Michael Bright, Bernell Walton, Ricky Sheets. Middle Row: (I-r) Steve Hubbard, Brad Rose, Bill Perry, Robert Nixon, David Hamilton, Steve Pat- ton, Tim Meade, Bryan Mitchell, Carl Greear. Top Row: (I-r) Ronnie Keith, Butch Hall, Hewie Hutchenson, Stacy Robinette, Andy Pryor, James Maine, Richard Hollyfield. LL LBBCLLMAORRLPDPERMALLRL ADELA AERA A Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SPONSOR: Avia Funk Melinda Stallard — Captain rN alam Milatelst-) 7 Cheryl Taylor Sherry Long Debbie Hamilton Amy Hall EILEEN LIVINGSTON — CAPTAIN ROBIN CULBERTSON — SENIOR DEBRA DANDY — SENI OR GENA GIBSON — JUNIOR MABRY KELLOGG — SOPHOMORE TAMMY RINGLEY — SENIOR STEPHANIE WALTON @ JUNIOR NOT PICTURED — TERESA LAWSO OPHOMORE CHS Girl’s Varsity Basketball Sitting On Top of the LPD 104 SHERRY LAWSON STACEY ROBINETTE TAMMY ADKINS ANDREA HAYES JUDY LIVINGSTON ROBIN MEADE BETEIBER RG TERRI GILBERT VANESSA MERCHANT MICHELLE HAYES NOT PICTURED — BETTY HOLBROOK SHERRY MARKHAM Boy’s Varsity Basketball Jeff Livingston — Capt. Senior — A John Hall — Junior — MVP Geno Gibson — Guard — Bivlalela Glenn Meade — Forward — Senior Frank Mooney — Center — Senior Mark Hincher — Forward — Y=) al (6) 4 Will Stallard — Guard — NYVal le) ¢ Jeff Sanders — Center — Senior Paul Bartley — Center — Junior Willie Ratliff — Guard — Junior Tony Palmer — Forward — Junior - Danny Bryant — Guard — Junior Robert Yeary — For ward — mel lalleya Boy’s Junior Varsity Basketball Robert Jenkins Yo) 0) ale) gale] a= Wlolelamuilitse Yo) 0) alo) gale) a=) Mark Kern Yo) 0) ale) galol a= Kirk Boozer Yo) 0) ave) satel a=. Bill Perry Fresliman Chris Rose Yo) 0) ako) gato) d=) Mike Hincher Freshman Brian Lawson Freshman Mike Davis Freshman Tommy Williams Freshman Bernard Ketron Freshman Boyce Ringley Freshman Jeff Mullins Freshman siar-lamuticeral=1|| Freshman deli Be iene b uhar Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Coeburn Wise _ Coy a cola) dole] are | OT aia vereye, Rye Cove aalaycacela ro) oF-]F-Yeral fe) Powell Valley Wise Norton Pound ha aycacel a TV 0) oy) F-Yet al F-) Powell Valley OT al aivereye, Rye Cove WM ol0 a at-lea -10) Geen Olar-lan)e)(olalciall e) Coeburn 37 Powell Valley Field Events r . � . « 110 fon. _ Debbie Hamilton - Debbie Miller Gina Buchanan ‘Missy King TobyRose © _ Karen Powe Susan Blankinship_ Relay Teams Girls Tennis Getting Teed Off The Blue Knight Golf team, coached by Ben Spradlin, had a disappointing year in 1981. After getting off to a slow start, the team became more competitive and felt confident going into the district match. At the district match the Knight's golfers came up with a fourth place finish, one spot shy of traveling to the regionals. But the team did have some bright moments, John Hall and Bob Yeary both went on to regional play after making the individual honors in district. In the regionals, John shot an 81. This allowed John to compete at state. Kevin McCammon Anthony Salyers Mr. Spradlin bbe; 3 6 ‘ Sh TOO RA o f Ny ote. j SN bt ¢ Terry Bon is — Leftfield — Pitcher Kevin Joh on 116 Swinging in the Breeze _ Shane Markham — Catcher - Robert Pope _ ee — Out | Fea. Raleigh Salyers - _ Pitcher — ad _ —Catcher | Curtis Sluss — Out Field Randy Green — ist oe Hall — Out Field 3 ernard Ketron — Pitcher — Out Field Pete awson — Short ee — Carnet Rose — — “tet 117 Charger Reflector pest page...120 4 _Ywarionat HONOR SOCIETY Co-Ed Hi-Y PK rd} a French ey 3 . 4 : page... 142 118 Library Forensic page...124 See 4 A ened EDUCATION PROCESS KYalala Pep page... 130 FBLA page... 136 RYT KY! page... 144 Knightettes page... 146 119 Reflector As we look back upon the year, we have feelings of joy, pride, and sadness. Sixth period became a time for our ‘“‘group’’ to meet and work together each day. The '81 REFLEC- TOR was organized and designed en- tirely by students. The work was divid= ed evenly among its 17 members, therefore no one’s responsibility was too great. STAFF MEMBERS: Regina Bowlin, Kevin Couch, Kim Dingus, Jamie Griffith, Rhonda Hale, Jen- nifer Helbert, Teresa Hillman, Mark Hincher, Kim Lawson, LeAnn Markham, Eddie Meade, Tanya Mitchell, Frank Mooney, Cindy Payne, Dave Porter, Stephanie Thompson, and Lynn Dingus. 120 The Charger «e Kneeling: (I-r) David Lawson, Steve Salyers, Kim Lawson, Frank Mooney. Norman Adkins, Lee Mooney, Standing: (I-r) Stephanie Thompson, Tammy Ringley, Lynn Dingus, Denese Lane, Janet Caldwell, Stephanie Walton, Rhonda Ellis, Cindy Payne, Joy Rudder. Not Pictured: David Porter, Chester Holbrook, Elbert Glover, Pam Franks, Will Stallard. 122 | ap | L } is BECMe-) = Fle Vdd dad ded bin PAYLESS SUPERMARKETS s i ee ————— = sth WS etme, see Library OTTy SPONSOR: Coleen Bevins The Library Club is an organization of students who provide Services for the Jol aYele) : The club sells candy, dogtags, and shows films to the student body. All proceeds go to services for the school yale mm ce) an dal-m ce) a=) al-jiom (=¥-] aah Forensics Sponsors: Mrs. Bevins Mrs. Quillen District Winners: Larry Mooney — Boy's prose Nancy Bevins — Girl's original oratory ad Tole ll WAN a [ol oLe Beem sloh’ Mol al -111-] ol e-] cola Cindy Payne — Girl's extemperanous speaking Jeff Gillenwater — spelling 125 And the Beat ae Goes On... i Sie a ae a. oe : I Love the Knight Life Earth, Wind, and . Cindy Payne : President — _ Jennifer Helber Myra Geer Secretary © 430 Fire! x o cS oe Goepurn High School a) Pee Club is devoted to the promotion of school spirit. The Pep club does many fund-raising projects throughout the year. All _ money raised is used to pele as various athletic and educational funds. Sponsor = Anne Hilton - : _ Jamie Griffith Beverly McKinney _TinaSalyers — Jane Bright |. Donna Mullins. LisaStanley Mark Salyers | Denese Lane _ Freddie Atwood | lobyRose Melinda Stallard _. Ruthie Funk Karen Powers _ Janie McReynolds 131 The purpose of the S.C.A. is to — create a feeling of fellowship between _ faculty and students, to improve — school spirit and participation oO maintain good conduct, to as Row 1: (left to right) Denese Lane, Cindy Payne, Regina Bowlin, Rhonda Hale, Jeff Bond, Mark Hincher. Row 2: Charlene Wingler, Pam Franks, Stephanie Walton, Mrs. Rollen. Row 3: Teresa Lawson, Mike Hincher, Cheryl Taylor, Anthony Col- lins, Teresa Hillman. Row 4: Melinda Stallard, LeAnn Markham, Ruthie Funk, Angel Hale, Freddy Atwood. Row 5: Joy Porter Sherry Long, Debbie Hamilton, Melissa Palmer, Mark Salyers, Amy Hall, Courtney Brummitt. _j' eo 4@ F iS fe | 132 133 S VAX Bs React oe pee’ “ily z Y The goals of the National Honor Society shall be to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote To) a dah’am(=t-l0(=16-Ja]| ome lale Mm Comm=laleel¥ | ¢-124-) the development of character in all students of CHS. Worm ol-ma-)11-4] 0)(- an Colm ol -Mmoxe) al-i[o(-1a-Ye mm (el membership, a student must first of all have a 3.5 grade point average, and then meet high standards of service, iC=¥eYo{=1 6-0] oMmr-] ale meiat-|e-[oi t=) a MEMBERS: Ist Row: K. Couch, C. Lawson, A. Collins, D. Porter, M. Hincher, F. Mooney, J. Bond, D. Gilbert. Row 2: B. Farmer, K. Greear, C. Payne, L. Adkins, C. Bright, J. Griffith, R. Hale, R. Bowlin, S. Thompson, D. Branham, D. Martin. Row 3: W. Stallard, S. Walton, A. Addington, A. Collins, J. Helbert, D. Lane, J. Branham, K. Adkins, D. Salyers, J. Couch. Row 4: M. Wright, W. Beverly, A. Kern, K. Lawson, M. Ringley, K. Freeman, K. Franks, W. Ratliff, E. Meade. OFFICERS: Pres. — Mark Hincher, V. Pres. — Regina Bowlin, Sec. — Denise Branham, Treas. — Rhonda Hale, Reporter — Teresa Hillman. _ Sponsors: Bernard Farmer, Delaine Martin 134 National Junior Honor Society a ia - we ol0 1a oxes -Mme) mm cat-Mm) F-]ele)ar-] Mle lal lel g Honor Society is to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote ola ta)'am=y- e(-1e-1a)| opm lace Mm Comm=lalerel 0] ¢-)-4-1 the development of character in all students in the 8th, 9th and 10th grades. Each yearsthe NJHS sponsors a field day and a tea for the National Honor Society. OFFICERS: Pres. — Angel Hale, V. Pres. — Mike Hincher, Sec-Treas. — Teresa Lawson, Reporter — Sherry Long, Photographer — Ruthie Funk FBLA Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a national organization whose primary purpose Is to provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students in business and office education to develop vocational and career competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities. Classroom and FBLA activities are integrated in the business courses to meet the needs of all students enrolled. The Coeburn Chapter of FBLA has been very active this year. The Chapter participated in the Clinch Valley Regional Fall Workshop and Spring Conference. At the Spring Conference eleven members won first place in their respective events and went on to participate in the State Conference held in Richmond. At the State level, the poster event placed fifth. School and community activities in which the local Chapter participated include the work- study program for the purpose of increasing the business knowledge skills of our students as well as assisting the teachers with their clerical duties; a Thanksgiving fruit basket for the elderly at the Clinch Valley Manor; a Christmas Party, complete with gifts and treats, for the Headstart children; and Open House for the ninth and tenth graders to promote the Business Department. The Chapter also engaged in several social activities through the year which include a fall outing at Mrs. Unita Olde’s farm and a spring ‘“get-together’’ in the Home Economics Department. The Coeburn Chapter of FBLA sold candy as their annual fund-raising project. Part of the earnings were contributed to the March of Dimes Project HELP, a portion was given toward the purchase of a Xerox machine for the school, and the remainder was used for the operating expenses of the Chapter. The school year was culminated with a skating party at anearby skating rink to honor our senior FBLA members. OFFICERS: Denise Branham — President, Adrian Collins — Vice-President, Mary Moore — Secretary, Regina Bowlin — Treasurer, Missy Wright — Reporter, Debbie Hagy — Historian, Jeanine Meade — Parliamentarian. SPONSORS: Mrs. Betty Rothwell, Mrs. Unita Odle, Mrs. Anne Hilton. | . PICTURE 1 Sue oe Norma Wireman, Sue Bates, Sandra _ Greear, Marcey Stanley, Debbie Miller, Chery! ae ae ee vende Vance, a : 2 . Buddy Sheets. ‘Marlene _ : ‘Stidham. Donna Mullins Jane a Beverly Pam Franks, Vonda _ Susan Rose, Cindy ee Hughes, Donnie _ Anthony Collins, Carlotta ‘Bright, ‘Rhonda Hale, Deane Wesce Charlotte Moore, _ Lori Fannon, Mary Moore, Mary — a Hall, Tanya Mit het, Eileen Live Mullins, | r, De ‘Branham, Karen Adkins, Angie _ Addington, Annette Kern, Jennifer Helbert, Cin- _ Le ae _ | 137 Paula | Love, Sharon 138 Cheeseburger in Paradise Future Homemakers of America is the National organization of students studying homemaking in high school. As an integral part of the homemak- ing system, F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in plan- ning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The over-goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Donna Salyers; VICE- PRESIDENT: Stephanie Thompson; SECRETARY: Pearl Brummette; TREASURER: Karen Adkins; REPORTER: Chris McConnell; HISTORIAN: Vickie Kerns; PARLIAMENTARIAN: Lee Mooney ROW 1-LEFT TO RIGHT OF-Talohacom slarciant Missy Wright Vonda Vance Leslie Perry Sharon Wingler Tammy Ringley Lee Mooney Kevin Johnson Debbie Hagy Adrian Collins Joe Brummette Reca Hayes ROW 2 Frank Mooney 54O)' aoe od oe OM CCl ane Lynn Dingus WI-y0m sielare Karla Lawson Paula Lawson Monte McClellan (OF- Tce) Va BY=x=) Janet Caldwell AK=teMs}F-lal.c-asiall®) ROW 2 — LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Adkins Robin Culbertson Denese Lane Regina Bowlin i (=10) ar-lal (= malolanl esse a adalelaleteMateli= Steven Greear ay i ; 4 LEFT TO RIGHT A Keolaalaahmnle)iNail-ie Tony Palmer Mark Stallard Penny Hughes Jennifer Smith Gail Ramey a laalaabmavel dials Sherrie McCowan Marcy Stanley Kirk Boozer LEFT TO RIGHT Hershall Jessee Benny Page Ernie Mullins Lisa Bell Judy Keith DYoyalar-melaalian| Diana Salyers Rhonda Teasley Clara Osborne LEFT TO RIGHT Elizabeth Lawson Rita Harvey Sylvia Collins Kathy Parrigan Margaret Cantrell Kevin Kiser Wayne Roberts (Ol ake] a (=som stel n=) 65 Joe Collins Eddie Meade Kermit Buchanan LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Greear olan -lalatela Gina Meade Donna Salyers Bonnie Ketron LEFT TO RIGHT Vickie Kerns Ol al tom (en @xeyalar=y1 Yalan =Je-le(-10 Mary Moore Darlene McConnell 139 Let Us Be. Becky Wyatt — _ Vice Pres Tr Porter — Treasurer, Jeff Gille — Secretary, Nadine Gene Lawson, Moree Stanl Pee nt Adkins, Glenda Salyers, D ida Lynette Stallard, Mark Salyer | O'Donna Vicars, Sheila Mullins, Kathy Mooney ey oy x2 aN Lee Ms . Waa % wipes byes Your Angels 0, Ci icky SheéfS, Je nel Walt n, Stephanie Walton, RobertY a - “Le Cerle Francaise”’ Le Cerle Francaise 1981 participated in a variety of activities. Included were: Can-Can and Artist Dress-Up Initiation Day; Teacher appreciation Day at Christmas where the teachers were treated to a variety of french delicacies; the French-Spanish Basketball Game in which the French Club emerged victorious; the ‘‘Tour de Coeburn”’ bicycle race and picnic; the Mardi Gras Fiesta, which reflected an Oriental theme; and a skating party. It has been an outstanding year for the French Club. OFFICERS: President — Kim Franks, Vice President — Mark Hin- cher, Secretary — Teresa Hillman, Treasurer — Angel Hale, Reporter — Freddie Atwood, Sargeant at Arms — Jeff Bond, Robert Yeary. ommy Beck _ Fal tag oe aah a RY CLAY OFT 6 Arms Ms. 5.8. D. aK — on El Conquestors ! ir le ; | ee or casted . yearn nel JacksoncRay He Hrelbert=M seemnae ERS il y JOHN H. RING TRUCKING Coeburn, Va. FREE-WHEELER MOTORS, INC. Highway 58-A P.O. Box 691 — Phone 395-3305 Coeburn, Virginia 148 LAWSON’S FLORAL _ COEBURN CABLE CO. Phone 395-3111 Owner and Manager: Jack and Virginia Bowlin 149 ® IONS atulat raduatin cone Bank l loOna Member FDIC Nat TheWise Coun 150 R e Registered Diamond Rings ce gE o, SEIKO QUARTZ so. { ) BEC” Tea MOUNTAIN TOP DELI-STOP POUND HARDWARE FURNITURE GO., INC. ‘“‘We Service What We Sell”’ Maytag — RCA — Frigidaire Pound, Va. 796-5435 BUDDY’S APPLIANCE CENTER Beverly Hills, Wise, Va. General Electric — RCA — Maytag Litton — Kitchenaid 328-8611 Wise, Va. Phone 328-2837 151 PORTER AUTO SALES Pontiac — Oldsmobile — Chevrolet Phone: 762-5516 St.Paul, VA Compliments of “LO THES LN St. Paul, VA 762-5679 NORTON FLORAL CO. OF ST. PAUL Delmer Wilson — Owner 762-5004 BILL’S BARBER AND YEE SHOP Coeburn, VA 24230 WISE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. “Everything for the Home” Norton, VA 679-0331 PARK’S BELK Fashions for Home and Family Norton, VA 679-2100 COHEN’S INC. “Quality Since 1899” Norton, VA 24273 LAWSON ENTERPRISES TIRE, INC. Norton, VA 152 679-2880 Compliments of SOUTHERN MINE SUPPLY Norton, VA 679-5400 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Vic and Kirby 864 Park Avenue Norton, VA 679-1059 Compliments of CLINTWOOD SEWING AND ELECTRONICS tery) ae associate store a te Family Store MID MOUNTAIN PARTS OF VIRGINIA, INC. Coeburn, VA (703) 395-2208 Compliments of 3 WAY MOTEL, DINER AND GAME ROOM Coeburn,VA 395-3311 OLDE SALEM CABINET SHOP Front Street Coeburn, VA 395-5257 COEBURN CINEMA 1 2 Marty Shopping Center Jeff Kiser Coeburn, VA 395-6373 Owner — Manager | THE GEMSTONE ts Ta Big Stone Gap, VA 24219 Phone 703-523-4740 GLENN R. TANKERSLEY Attorney-at-Law 401 East Wood Avenue Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 fice Residence )3) 523-0557 (703) 523-2181 Compliments of GLENN ROBERT’S FIRESTONE Norton, VA VIRGINIA SUPPLY 513 Park Avenue, N.E. Norton, VA 24273 Phone: 703-679-0200 TEXACO Coeburn, VA SECCO MACHINE TOOL COMPANY, INC. O. Box 759 Coeburn, VA G.C.C: SPORTING GOODS Phone: 395-6432 HILTON BROTHERS 5-3230 Coeburn, VA FOWLERS BARBER SHOP AND BOUTIQUE BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 395-5639 BUCHANAN FURNITURE CO. Furniture of Distinction Coeburn, VA 395-3113 COEBURN PRODUCE WILCOX DRUG COMPANY Coeburn iP) BEAUTY SALON Owner — Operator Margaret Smith Coeburn, VA HAMPTON’S DISCOUNT CENTER “Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family at Low Prices” ’ Coeburn, VA ROGER’S GROCERY C. R. Glover Owner Coeburn, VA 395-6432 Compliments of MAGIC MART Norton Square Shopping Center COEBURN AUTO BODY, INC. Roger B. Hagy Coeburn, VA President 24230 153 FASHIONETTE elt NOINASYURO) 395-3506 Coeburn, VA WTO] STETANN BY (oO 6) 51 = CHEVROLET Coeburn, VA FROSTY BOSSIE Patrons Patty Roberts — Coeburn, Va. To) Cola Oxey- | Oro Mneeem (ola (ola) Jims Minute Mart — Wise Giovannis Pizza — St. Paul Phillips 66 — Coeburn Gilleys Jewelers — Big Stone Gap Bread. and Chicken House — Big Stone Gap Zackies Bargain Store — Big Stone laa [-¥-4- 0D] aU (eRe =J(e Bo} (olai-ECr- e) G G Enterprises SEXTONS FLOWER INC. 328-6501 Wise, Va. Coeburn, Va. 395-2083 Your sound headquarters complete sales and service of television, stereo, or CB radios, 8 tracks, } Su p Rey | ElectRONICS cassettes, and all accessories. Front Street Frank M. Ward, Owner Coeburn, Va. 7 395-3983 Bs a © “3, © � . Se NA es a — a Sel us tN eee = 3) —— % es od) Le ese RSf ap 47 : ae ae ES = SNe : SAS ah he eee eS ae 2 aa 2 ee Sg) x i Sete ES _ a 5 tne saT aA es Saha E : Pm 45a as ae PEOPLES BANK INC. Castlewood, Virginia, Lebanon, Virginia Honaker, Virginia COMPANY™ INSRUANCE ‘ 2 Phonet ca 762-5544 ‘St. Paul, Virginia 328-5441 Wise, Virginia KING COAL MOTORS Norton, VA 679-2625 Radio Virginia News estes NA = AS FM Stereo 93,5 Concréte and Light Weight Block 10 Better Construction ; -umber _ Building Supplies - — Paint ae Hardware Phone: 762:5513 762-5514 Box 397 St. Paul, Virginia Top Lines of Construction Mining and Industrial Equipment Sales Rentals Parts Service 157 MARTY SHOPPING CENTER Shoppin Center : ey WrRan Hesityur mers or poof cel a ” MARTY GAS AND DIESEL 158 PEOPLES BANK OF POUND Member FDIC BENE ROR RO ir ‘ _ ne ee eee SELF SERVE Ofey-)e)U game (elacelae Wise, St. Paul Pe SLORGILL | FUNERAL” HOMES THE POST _ wise VIRGINIA ons Big Stone Gap, VA 159 FLEMING’S BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service — 7 Days a Week Specializing in Frame Work Foreign and American Cars. Phone: P.O. Box 457 395-2478 Coeburn, Va. Ke) | =s70) [=a IN = COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Norton, VA Re seer CLINTWOOD LUMBER AND SUPPLY, INC. “Everything to Build Anything”’ Clintwood, Virginia CLINTWOOD SMITH UPHOLSTERY Front St. 395-6461 Coeburn, Va. David Smith Free Estimate PO Box 662 Pickup — Deliver Coeburn, Virginia 24230 Auto Furniture } Custom upholstery service, auto and furniture. Large selection of materials, also diamond and roll pleated. We can build from the frame up. Broken springs no problem. Many styles can be changed to suit customer. We also buy and sell used furniture and antiques. 161 PAY LESS SUPER MARKET Coeburn, Va. We Support the Knights peareipeteyronete es wie sabe wc s4 ss AERA WADS 1 WITT MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. “WHERE GOOD THINGS HAPPEN ! 517 Park Avenue S.W. Phone Norton, Virginia 679-0212 Compliments of ESTES FUNERAL HOME Com pliments of PARK AVENUE HOSPITAL INC. HUNSAKER ELECTRIC Coeburn, Virginia 395-3928 163 walali=iat= EXCHANGE siprvemcste OE Sy . Mee BLACK er , _ DIAMOND ZL ZDN ay SUING unit LO wbboctatior, Gre _gWawtinac F | Norton, Richlands, Pennington Gap OPEN YOoOR (981 CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY A.M. F.M. 135 DKC 106.3 M.C. WNVA Your Sports Station (0) g Southwest Virginia and Eastern Kentucky Gompinentect MOUNTAIN SS FORD SALES 2) 1 @) 54 Clintwood, Va. 24228 | BEN-XKFRANKLIN (703) 926-4619 926-4815 Marty Shopping Center We Bring Variety to Life BOWLIN Roll On Down FLORIST DOTSON CHEVROLET — OLDS, INC. Io a NS Go Pa a iene a aaa . «= , 212 E. 5th St. Big Stone Gap, Va. 24219 Phone 523-0130 NATION WIDE INSURANCE COEBURN EXXON LAMBERT PHARMACY W. C. LAMBERT, PHARMACIST . - - - COEBURN, VA. 242: TELEPHONE 395-228 1) Bace Cc ion RD Toya Cola FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK St. Paul, Va. 24283 O. Box 86 St eCiRlgtMOTORS. Inc. Telephane:793 262-5535 PAUL, VIRGINIA 24283 | CLINCH VALLEY LOWE'S WN =: Phone 328-6776 Wise, Virginia 24293 = YQ cee O U [Tl [— Zz O OQ O [— ok ree a COMPANY Stonega Division BLAC KWOOD Compliments of NORTON MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY ES HOSPITAL [M7 pen. ed. Suef Oso iT, (7 hie. ie For Your Home and Building Needs Call 395-2313 395-3027 170 HUFF COOK DAVE’S_ Coeburn, Norton FUNERAL is. LO) = Norton, Wise Doiind 172 Best Wishes Class of ’81 ua Liles Won ly ities: GE if aS SE sin, AE Ap ee LONG JOHN SILVER’S Coeburn, Virginia Phone 395-5254 WAV BP OVP RM LBP RAMS THOMPSON he ih THE NORTON PRESS, - INCORPORATED abl e)i tals) as e) j a Matsm@rxey- hit=)(e me Progress A Newspaper Covering Wise County and the Virginia Coalfields Commercial Printing Offset and Letterpress Cola Colamm dl ce ialt | Phone 679-1101 LITTON , INCOR — FUNK DRILLING CO., INC. Complete Water Systems Installed Coeburn, Virginia Phone: 395-3392 Will Haul Anything ! Specializing in Sand, Gravel, and Coal. Manning Veuching C.,, Dine. BUTCH MANNING, Owner Business Phone: 703 679-1781 Rt. 4, Box Y Home Phone: 703 679-4370 Coeburn, Va. 24230 173 Factory Authorized RCA — Zenith TV URNITURE AND APPLIANCI ae ee oxo} RAY’S GROCERY TV SERVICE Groceries — Notions — Produce Home of Quality Furniture Where Your Business Is Appreciated Banner, Virginia 24231 Phone: 395-5247 SOUTHWEST OFFICE SUPEBLY — Supplies — Machines — Repairs — 205 Main Street Wise, Virginia P.O. Box 125 Castlewood, Virginia 24224 Dennis Taylor — Owner Raymond Halloway — Manager PND Aolelew NU coyaatevaie mn (21-10 bs AUTO PARTS PANU) Co eeeede = 7-1 0 c= East Riverside Drive St.Paul, Virginia 24283 Phone 762-7 191 - a 2 a oo RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR ee RRR rage OPER ge ming ge cea agp: oem a stam age tenes smi ge ema etme eam em IRR agg ema ca: a a RR 175 VIRGINIA IRON COAL COKE FIRST STATE BANK OF WISE STALLARD STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY By Appointment Phone 796-5002 Indian Creek Shopping Center Just Off the 4-Lane Exit on Old Hwy 23 - Pound, Va. ieee SHELTON-WITT EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Komatsu, Creek, Michigan Joy Air Compressors Rt. 23 328-802a7 STYLING WORLD SSN 225-62-1813 Route 2, Box 436 Ph. 679-0570 Wise, Va. 24293 Owned by Claudine Thompson Brenda Hask Wee Compliments of COEBURN 1 =| BD) (@7-N EO) ot (@] = Coeburn, Virginia 178 ile]. age). MARSHALL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Coeburn, VA 395-3201 WHITESTONE CO. OFT) =) olole MVE: Bi Crushed Stone... Mine Safety Dust... Agriculture Lime... Sand... Phone 762-5563 Pittston People Ready to mine the coal of tomorrow A new world coal study says that we must triple world coal production by the year 2000 if we are to meet our energy needs. Much of that increased production is going to come from the mines of eastern U.S. coal fields. Pittston people are ready. More than 7,000 Pittston men and women make up one of the most experienced coal mining teams in the world. They produce premium-quality metallurgical and steam coal mostly from deep mining operations in Virginia, West Virginia, and eastern Kentucky. They have made Pittston the nation’s largest independent coal producer and its leading coal exporter. From Appalachian coal seams, the Pittston miners produce coal from one of the largest coal reserves in the East. The quality of Pittston coal has won it a worldwide reputation for excellence. With new ultra modern mining complexes constructed at a cost of several hundred million dollars in the last half decade, Pittston people now have the capacity to produce more than 28 million tons a year when the demand is there. That investment alone demonstrates Pittston’s faith in the future of coal and the people who mine it. Pittston people are ready now—and for 2000. The Pittston Coal Group Lebanon, Virginia 24266 703-889-4000 IPITTSTON Coal e ‘ ¥ Into rey Réatiirreirthatkills From you far country blows: What are those blue remembered hills, What spires, what farms are these? That is the land of lost content, | see it shining plain, The happy highways where | went And cannot come again Autographs H a ; i % . a ae _ “ee Xe . me 4 hi ca e a 3 ne 2 aes a i . WE, : j 4 , . te ‘ : 7 Stl P xa? : i y ‘ % s 2 a . a z 3 1720 01390 9847 INT a oc a i ad z o 0) WwW a Ww 2 a Ww = (e) a uw z ie) -