Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1984 volume:

Lo ap cacy (hua Ce, BRARY COCBURN, VIRGINIA | oe a can't stap the flow of time, however h ve try. Slowly time passes, yet quickly when we’ve passed, . : We'll call back memories of these ues. and try to Make them last. Pere Me i We are the ages that always roll, ever moving ON Soe ee aera (8 Te: ; he Ne. time to smell the flowers until the flowers are gone, oe ead : : ee nea date Cacboem ‘abs School, Cocburn, Va 2. f HOMECOMING: 83 GO FORIE Week after week, CHS filled its bleachers, While players, teachers, and students Rose up and gathered round. We put our hands together to show our spirit. We yelled to the beat of the band, And we rocked the place to the ground! ete json napa bee oe Peele a, oe ‘ee Sometimes Faculty finds it necessary to ride students about their grades. Icertify... Geo for Sroke If you're dizzy and you know it clap your hands. “Bob can | borrow your earring ?”’ Retin eh Clintwood and Wise went up in smoke, as the Knights burned down the LPD. x Coeburn wore the halo of success, and Wise suffered at the hands of a Blue night. ‘ . anote. Is E-flat O.K.?” Everyday at CHS wasn’t exciting, but every mo- ment was fun. the Rock of , Rollin. is Still A’ ’ As Knights take time off to celebrate a Homecoming win ages | | : | | The days roll on with classes and other activities. Whether C.H.S. students are learning to apply the quadratic equation or taking ad- vantage of time between classes, the “‘Rock”’ is like a second home with its familiar faces and places. ee ee SRR Reia gage NAc, BERR NOR RG. 17 as cuit htinibcn es penton = SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — John Taylor — Reporter; Bernard Ketron — Vice President; Robin Meade — President; Joy Porter — Treasurer; Sherry Long — Secretary. Class of (954 Jennifer Gail Adkins Karaneena Annette Bates Narda Nadine Boggs Kyla Ann Bohan Lisa Ann Bond Tracy Ann Bruner Barry Lynn Buchanan Betsy Lou Carico Janice Leigh Carico Rose Marie Collins Michael Allen Crawford Alexander Cyrus Day Hattie Jane Elkins Gina Marie Evans Jimmy Woodrow Fleming Seutor Pewouattties The Senior Class of '84 was full of personality as was evident when senior personality voting time came. A multitude of nominations forced re-votes on most of the categories. However, when forced to take a long hard look at itself, the class managed to pick out twenty-two souls to represent the whole. The Class of ’84 left behind a legacy that will be hard to match. The class had a zeal for life and a tendency to have fun at whatever it did, and its enthusiasm rubbed off on teachers and students alike. The class was its own worst critic, however, and the students seemed to delight in tormenting one another. They became serious when protecting their friendships, though, which made them strong enough to never be broken. 4 ot 0 90 oh oe oe. XOX yA padothedbam a 4 ee He ee 7 Above, Left to Right: Most Athletic — Pete Lawson 4 ee and Beth Perry. Most School Spirited — Brad Rose and i Wittiest — Mary Ann Kellogg and Seat Sherry Long. Below: Most Attractive — John Taylor OY ty Andy Prior. ares and Terri Gilbert. os eae Las oa d as . ¥ we - % r . ene a ie 2 e —p , hie . : ’ a. se a 20 - Anais oe Remember... . the “‘full moon’”’ in Wise? passing notes in class? 7-0 and 20-9? going to Mr. Greear’s office — ‘‘the longest walk” ’ walking the halls between tardy bells? the teachers’ lounge — “‘Look! The fog’s coming in.” Above: Most Talented — Joy Porter and Sam- my Mooney. Below: Most Intellectual — Gina Evans and Jeff Gillenwater. Burton Willis Franks Dwight Edwin Gibson Terri Lynn Gilbert Jeffrey Logan Gillenwater Robert Ray Gillenwater Mona Carol Gouge Kimberly Redina Greear Randy Lynn Greear Sherri Lynn Greear Kennith Wayne Hale Nancy Irene Hale Deborah Suzanne Hamilton William Ray Helbert Melissa Joyce Hylton Daniel Lee Jackson Elmer Allen Jones Mary Ann Kellogg Bernard Carlin Ketron Larry Lawrence LaMasters Bryan Keith Large Andrea Hayes Lawson Brian Glenn Lawson Carolyn Letha Lawson Gregory Alan Long 24 Totally Awesome — Mark Stallard and Robin Meade. Best All Around — Nadine Boggs and Bernard Ketron. Teacher’s Pet — Karen Powers and , Bill Perry. Mag MOTTO Live today. - Dream tomorrow. Cherish yesterday. COLORS Wine and Gray FLOWER Pink Rose Yj Wi, Pi baer ig anit ig re aa SENIOR SONG “Starmaker’”’ Here, as | watch the ships go by, I’m rooted to my shore. | keep asking myself why, And if there’s more on the other s ide. Here, as | see the friends | thought I’d made, It’s a little bit crazy, Knowing now, we’ve outgrown one another. Starmaker, Dream breaker, Soul taker, we’re happy now. | take the tl But | keep asking myself why, | 1 if there pain a just a little bit more for me. Sherry Lynn Long Sheri Kay Markham Sonya Deanna McCoy Robin Renee Meade Timothy James Meade Shelia Ruth Milhorn Audrey Marchelle Minton Samuel King Mooney Sherrie Aline Moore Angela Trevenia Morgan Jeffrey Laurence Mullins Mark A. Mullins Trudy Pauline Mullins Elizabeth Ann Perry Stephen Arthur Perry William Beecher Perry Karen Joyce Porter Karen Gearldine Powers Andrew Richard Prior Joseph Allen Rentro Richard Bert Wayne Ring, He James Boyce Ringley Kimberly Kelley Roberts William Matthew Roberts Left: Seniors Cindy Greear, Carnell Rose, and Larry LaMasters. Right: Lisa Pickett. oe RO st SENN se el “ade 1606 06 tb oe ¥ a7. kd ae ah 4p ty: RES 0 ge gy Some C.H.S. seniors spend half a day in Wise at the Vo-Tech. Seniors Beth Perry and Hattie Elkins were chosen to represent C.H.S. at Presidential Classroom in Washington, D.C. FERRER Pictured Above: Seniors find out that Journalism “‘ain’t no”’ play class! Left: Boyce Ringley — SCA President. Below: Seniors who attended Young Writers’ Workshop — Hattie Elkins, Beth Perry, Stacy Robinette, Joy Porter, Gina Evans, and Jeff Gillenwater. Stacy Lynn Robinette Carnell Lee Rose Gerald Bradford Rose Gordon Andrew Sexton Sharon Renee Sexton Mark Kevin Stallard Melinda Yvonne Stallard Cary Roger Lansing Stanley John Mark Taylor Lewis Jefferey Trivett Anke Turner Jefferey Lee Turner Lewis Bernell Walton Tommy Oscar Williams III Terry Wayne Buchanan Donald Wayne Burke Bryan William Dotten Harold Lee Fields Anita Hill Rebecca Darlene Miller Lisa Sue Pickett Dennis Addington Jessee Banks Sherry Barrowman Melissa Bevins Susan Blankenship Mike Bright Cass Joe Brummett Christine Buchanan g Jeanie Buchanan Tony Carty Greg Cloud Patricia Collins Tonya Cooke Mike Davis 34 Jennifer Day Missy Dingus Matthew Dotten David Duval James Ealey Tony Edwards Rin ttm Rare JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — President Amy Hall Vice-Pres. Teresa Owens Sec.-Treas. Becky Hall Reporter Prentice Thompson. Joe Evans Kim Fannon Gary Finch JoAnn Flanary Mike Foster 35 Doug Funk Denise Gillenwater Carl Greear Donna Greear Tony Greear Gary Gross Chuck Hale Amy Hall Louie Hall Becky Hall David Hamilton Mary Hamilton Jim Hamm Todd Harris 36 Michelle Hayes James Hensley Delana Hill Paula Hill Shirley Hill Steve Hubbard Pam Jackson Shelia Jacobs Trish James James Jones Connie Keith Greg Keith Ronnie Keith David Kilgore 37 Missy King Joey Kiser Sherrie Lawson Ann Lindsay Sey | Karen J McCammon Shelia McClain Sandy McKinney Mike McNeil Janie McReynolds Nora Manning Allen Meade Tony Meade Donald Meade Patricia Milam 38 Brian Mitchell Lynda Moore Russell Mullins James Mullins Kyle Mullins Loretta Mullins Kirk Osborne Teresa Owens Melissa Palmer Kathy Payne OEE LLORES: Jennifer Rasnake Debbie Richardson Mike Ritchie Pam Ritchie 39 Stacey Robinette Tobie Rose Brenda Salyers Tina Salyers Glenda Salyers Mark Salyer Paula Sanders Madonna Sexton Mike Sexton Ricky Sheets 40 Icox Si Chester Smith Lynette Sta | Shery llard Lisa Stanley Pete Stout Prentice Thompson Kenneth Turner Fred Vine Travis Younce Kathleen Ward Robin Tickles 41 Greg Addington Karen Adkins Ralph Adkins Sharon Adkins Sean Anderson a Norman Sexton — President Kim Tickles — Vice President Tra Rhodes — Secretary Shanna Meade — Treasurer Steve Burton Rhonda Caldwell Anthony Carico C. G. Castle Diane Castle Karen Blevins Benny Boggs Stacy Bond Melanie Braswell Becky Bright Kenny Brooks Teresa Buchanan Shelia Bullion Chris Dean P. J. Elkins Marvin Ellison David Estep Charles Fogarty Stephanie Freeman Jimmy French Nikki Gollie Stacey Castle Kevin Collins Tim Collins Tina Czar Danny Damron Danita Gouge Joy Greear Stacey Gilliam Jeff Hall Lisa Hall ee acey Hileman isa Hudson obby Hughes Si Mark Jeff McC Keith Mc Greg McCoy Terry Mc Lisa.Sluss James Smith Greg Smith Libby Smith Patrick Stair ie Andy Stansbgr Marla Stallaré Paul Steele i = Richard Stevens William Swann“ Kim Tickles ¢ Brian Turner Students put in a full day of school from the middle of August until June. Although the school day itself lasts from 8:30 a.m. until 3:15 each after- noon, school activities often extend in- to the evening hours. Seniors Nadine Boggs (at right) and Alex Day (opposite page, bot- tom) have discovered that the joys of being a senior are accompanied by in- creased academic responsibilities of classes such as Computer Programm- ing, and Calculus, Creative Writing. Freshman Robert Strong (opposite page, top picture) and fellow study hall members Jimmy Smith and Billy Grosdonoff have found a welcome diversion in activities like chess. After-school and _ after-homework activities for majorette April Culbert- son, like many other CHS students, in- clude the more physical extra- curricular activities. 48 Ey : y ROWE: Qa OS hie POM yyy iid OE | snes Denise Addington Crystal Adkins George Adkins Jim Barbie Ellen Barnett Trula Bates i yiimppijis David Bentley pjhilase ce Kevin Blevins Jonnie Boggs Lori Bower Tim Branson Angie Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan Richard Buchanan 50 Mier. Mary Burden Chris Burke Matthew Carver Marsha Coleman Ronald Collins Tammy Crabtree April Culbertson Teri Czar Michelle Davis Melissa Davis Glenna Dorton Melissa Ellison David Farmer Kim Freeman Charlotte Funk Craig Funk Richie Funk Greg Gibson Jerry Gibson Bobby Golden Steve Gordon Jerry Greear Scott Greear Billy Grosdonoff Chad Hale Charles Hall Danny Hall Garland Hall Elizabeth Hamilton Lisa Hamilton Greg Harris - Joynin | Mark Hill Roger Hill Amy Hilton 3 s « 4 4 Carla Morgan Janice Mullins David Osbourne Timmy Page Sandy Page inda Peters Regina Pridemore Matt Prior Tammy Rasnake Shonna Re Alan Robinette Denise Robinette Les Robinson Kim Rose Sam Rose Kristen Rudder Julie Ruff Pat Salyers Randy Salyers Walter Salyers Roger Sexton Daniella Short Greg Sluss _ James Smith Jimmy Smith | Robert Strong | Tabbitha Tompa Susan Toohey Leslie Vanover Donna Vicars Angela Vipperman Dennis Ward Edna Wireman 55 President: Barry Evans Vice President: Stacy Sigmon Secretary: Robin Campbell Reporter: Kim Eakin 56 Betty Abbott Debbie Adkins Donna Adkins Diane Adkins Karen Adkins Tonya Hall Keith Craiger Melissa Bullion Angie Burke Mike Campbell Robin Campbell Becky Har Eric Bright. Amy Franks: Anthony Freeman Marie Fugate Kevin Funk Kelly Gibson Peggy Gibson Joe Harvey Pamela Harvey Michelle Hayes Randall Hayes Robert Hayes Karla Helbert Ramona Helbert Renee Hess Richard Hileman Betty Jo Hill Matthew Hill Virginia Hill Caroline Greear Beth Hilton Denny Hobbs Ethel Holbrook Rosemary Holbrook Donnie Joe Hollytield Steven Hollyfield Gary Jacobs Sherry Hunter Lionda Ingle Willie Jacobs Kim James _ Mark Johnson Mike Johnson Missy Johnson . | Masin Jordan _ Milissa Keith Phyllis Keith Randy Lane _ Bobby Lawson _ Gary Lawson DavidLaforce Reba Lawson — Jay Marco JamieMann Veronica Marchall — Floyd Maples — Brian Meade Charles Merchant Mark Milhorn oe RTS eo a Sharon Lawson Ladonna Lee Joe Liford Scott McConnell Flora Miller David Mooney Michelle Mooney Gary Moore Gary Moore Roger Morgan April Mullins Gary Mullins Mark Page Julie Palmer Scotty Paimer Tammy Palmer Richard Perry Jeff Plaster Mark Poff Richard Porter Gleri Powers Marcy Powers Rhonda Pridemore Preston Ramsey 60 _ Greg Mullins Louanne Mullins Tammy Mullins Angie Nixon Patrina Odle Lisa Page Troy Renfro Glenda Reece Rosa Rhodes Stoney Ringley John Ritchie Chad Roberts Eugene Robinette Kenneth Robinette Matt Rose Scott Rose Eddie Sexton Linda Sexton ‘Francais Stair _John Stanley Billie Joe Ruff Karen Wingler — _ Edna Wireman ‘Mary Worley DECEMBER 83 | Dr. Greear No matter what the hour, academic aches and pains at CHS are referred to the ‘“‘Good Doctor’ and his assistant, Mr. Hubbard. They are always at school before students arrive and their workday often does not end until late at night. They do everything the students do ex- cept take tests — but then, sometimes the job itself is a test — of patience, of endurance, and especially of compassion. I 1 Mr. Hubbard 62 | i a rr Linda Johnson Nora Markham Linda Johnson and Nora Markham are always hard at work to assure that the school operates smoothly. nt | Mr. Farmer and Mrs. Carico use their knowledge and time in order to see that each student gets the most he she can from school. Sr. High Guidance Jr. High Guidance Coleen Bevins | Library : Don ine P Blansett English 8, 9 | Suzanne Hall English 8, 11 Spanish I-Il Judy Hill English 8, 10 Linda Jessee English 9, 12 French I-Il Karen Peters English 9, 11 Drama Joy Rudder English 10, 12 Journalism Treva Buchanan Pre-Algebra Algebra |! Math 8 Roy Dockery Math 8, 9 Physics Carroll Hall Biology | Science 9 Larry Harris Science 8, 9 Chemistry Wath aud Scteuce Ann Payne Algebra I, Il Geometry Karen Popp Science 8 Shirley Robbins Computers Calculus Algebra 2 Aav. Algebra Freddy Crabtree History 8, 10 Lockwood Hall History 11 Government 12 Kenneth Hite Band Pam Johnson Geography 9 Government 12 66 Saccal Studées Debbie Bates History 8, 11 Ben Spradlin Economics Sociology Geography 9 Sharon Stallard Special Education ie Gtuing Education Language Arts the Bustiers 3 f . Betty ; Unita : Burton Bae fre Language Arts ac Office Tech II 4 { f | | ty Betty Anne Milton Rothwell Shorthand Typing | General Business Ollice Tech ! General Business ® , Patsy Opal Lewis Salyers Education for Family Living Employment Home Economics 67 Satna Education cu P.E. 8, 10 Health 9 Wlotiou . Donna Mike : Brechtel oie P.E. 8 D.E. I-Ill Health 9 s [ | | | I Bill Sarah Dotson Poole [a= ©) Learning Health 9 Disabilities Jim Kenneth Kelly Richardson P.E. 9, 10 Drivers Health 9 Education 68 | “You have to have a sincere, genuine affection for the students, you really have to care. You worry about the good ones, that they don’t get cocky; you worry about the poor ones, and why they don’t grasp the material, and you worry about the middle- of-the-road ones, why they don’t make the extra step to being good students. ”’ 69 The crowning of the 1983 Homecoming Queen, senior Sherry Long (pictured above with her escort Bill Perry), marked the end of a week’s festivities for CHS students. Members of the Homecoming Court were Beth Perry, Amy Hall, Jeanette Robinson, Crystal Atkins, and Rosa Rhodes. 72 From behind He turne _ Only to fipd® _ A sorcerer named Fré Standing there With flowing mustache (And jet black hair. hat a sig hese thi bes RK, = PRN ‘ SS Darn it. That tardy bell gets me every time ; = ot | A 25-7 victory over the Twin Springs Titans topped off the madness of a homecoming week illed with fun and frolics. From the afternoon pep rally which featured a bevy of ‘‘beauties’’ to the oowder-puff defensive ‘‘lineman,”’ it was definitely a week to remember. ek Lifting weights has finally gotten to them. ana | : | i SILHOUETT®S AND MISTY MEMORIES = Silhouettes and misty memories, Are all that will remain. When we’ve danced the final dance, rAVarok=l Re[o)al-maleygaem-lef-Uap See your friends pass quickly by, Their eyes catch all the lights. Store them away to be remembered, On quiet, starry nights. See your friend pass by the light, His silhouette glows there. Lo] Male) a (o)ge[-1 mela lens) (0 (=) 1 The eyes, the face, indi Once gone away But you know yo What will be year Misty memories¢ J.G. : can’t come back Amy Hall Brian Mitchell 1983-84 Knight and Maiden Melinda seems ' ‘tailored ”’ for this role. 77 in Sam! itaga Play t’s like this i Well you see, 78 CHS had its own “‘hams”’ for Christmas as students jammed to the music of dj Danny Jordan in a Battle of the Bands during the annual Christmas Dance sponsored Pit the Senior Class..Some people would do anything for a pizza. a, 79 _ nigh , on February 3. T. reparations aroused vit of enthusiasm ané ent. The dance follovwe Blue Knights’ Homecomin game against Pound, which we lost. Although the game was a great disappointment, the dance’ turned out to be a 3IG success! Lovers, as well as loners, danced the Sweetheart season away!! Smile, You're on Candid Camera 82 Look at me, Mom, I’monT.V. SS Couputer Scteuce... Vuvarten of the Apple An apple for the teacher used to be a means for students to stay in the good graces of their classroom mentors. That custom, like many others, has made its way into the annals of time as CHS students move into the Orwellian “Computer Age.”’ From Apples to computerized typewriters, students have learned that communication can be a science as well as an art. They have also learned thay syntax errors occur as often in program lines as in human relations. It’s probably safe to speculate that any ap- ple polishing now attempted at CHS will be ac- companied by a REM statement. However, misuse of the GOTO statement can still throw students into an inescapable FOR-NEXT LOOP, which means that person-to-person ap- ple polishing could become another subroutine. Just ask Big Brother! END. a neon = £ ——— In the regular season com- petition the CHS PACE team finished second with 404 points to Appalachia’s first place. Although the team was eliminated in the tournament competition, the cerebral calisthenics kept everybody in shape. Pictured at Right: STARTERS — Hattie Elkins, Beth Perry, Gina Evans, Mark Salyer, Terri Gilbert, Kyla Bohon, Karen Powers, and Jeff Gillenwater (captain) . Top, Left to Right: Robin Meade, Terri Gilbert, Gina Evans, Joy Porter, Karen Powers, Beth Perry, Hattie Elkins, Tommy Williams, Jeff Gillenwater, Vicki Hylton, Shanna Meade, Melissa Bevins, Amy Hall, Leslie Maine, Travis Younce, Loretta Mullins, Mrs. Rudder, Tammy Rasnake, Kyla Bohon, Steven Gordon, Mark Salyer, Mr. Hall, Lisa Stanley, Shelia McClain, Shelia Milhorn, and Teresa Lawson. MEMBERS — Nadine Boggs, Hattie Elkins, Gina Evans, Bobby Gillenwater, Jeff Gillenwater, Mona Gouge, Letha Lawson, Sandy McKinney, Bob Nixon 4 ae sere gst Melissa Palmer, Beth Perry, Anthony Phipps, Lisa Pickett, Karen Powers, Andrew Prior, Joey Renfro, Mark Salyer, Anke Turner, and Travis Younce. The CHS Players (better known as Mrs. _ Peters’ drama class) revealed their versatility during the year in a repertory ‘of perfor- mances from the serious drama of “‘Requiem for a Small Town’’ to a musical version of O’Henry’s “Gift of the Magi.”’ Jeff Gillenwater did an encore performance of his infamous alter-ego Wilbur Maxwell in “Wilbur’s Wild Night,’’ with newcomer Sandy McKinney debuting as Mrs. Maxwell, Wilbur’s mother. Gillenwater also played the domineering father of a mute daughter (Hattie Elkins) in Moliere’s “The Doctor In-Spite of Himself.’’ After bringing off a ‘‘sur- prising’’ performance on stage, Elkins moved behind the scenes as_ student- director of ‘‘Requiem of a Small Town,”’ the one-act play presented for district 86 and regional competition in February. The lead role of Bobby Joe Davis featured Mark Salyer, who had revealed his natural acting ability as the abusive Sgnarelle in the Moliere play. “‘Requiem’s supporting cast included Gina Evans and o Melissa Palmer as old maid sisters, complete with wrinkles and white hair, and Karen Powers as the ‘“‘popular’’ Pauline Anderson Morris Stub- ble Cain. Completing the cast for “‘Requiem’’ were Nadine Boggs and Andrew Prior who, together, brought the spirit of Christmas to CHA students with their stirring perfor- mances in the “‘The Gift of the Magi.’’ The musical, of course, would not have been complete without the vocal talents of im- presarios Bobby Gillenwater and Joey Renfro who not only acted, but acted up as well. Students at the primary school were convinced that fairy tales can come true when Anke Turner, Travis Younce, and Anthony Phipps, along with the rest of the class, brought many of their favorite characters to life. To add to the magic of make-believe, Letha Lawson and a host of witches. transformed the school’s multipurpose room in- to a Halloween delight at the P.T.A.’s annual carnival. Rounding out the class was the ever-present stage crew, Lisa Pickett and Robert Nixon, who agreed with Mrs. Peters that despite the occasional headaches and hollering, it was a most “‘productive”’ year. Break a leg! 89 pictured) . Vanstty Cheerleaders Dare to dominate, The seven members of the award-winning varsity squad work year-round to raise spirits. Although some Go for the Gold! of the tasks delegated to them are not as glamorous as their half-time perfor- CHS cheerleaders know mances might indicate, well that dedication that re- their winning attitudes and mains constant through that ‘‘never-say-die’’ “rain or hail or dark Of stamina are the heart of the night’’ isn’t necessarily a Blue Knight Spirit. trait that is associated only with the U.S. Mail. We are bold! We intimidate! 90 4.8. Varsity Cheerleaders pose with the trophy they won in August, 1983 at Radford College where they were named Eastern Cheerleaders Association rsity Champions, Best All-Around Squad, and Best Cheerleader — Sherry Long. Gunter Varsity low: Michelle Davis, Angie Lawson, Carrie Jenkins, Kim Eakin, Missy Ring, Joy Hill, Amy Hilton. Not Pictured: Shanna Murphy (alternate) . — : ¥ ; ‘ Pive aud “ftve They tried it back in Lincoln’s time And still they try today. All season long they tried to smash The mighty Blue and Gray. The Blue and Gray, when joined as one Cannot be divided. We came as five and five And here we stand united. Ervinton caught us unprepared. They took us by surprise. We strapped our pads a little tighter, And took it out on Wise. The Wave paid us for all they’d done. And then St. Paul did, too. The Raiders came and opened our eyes. And we were three and two. When we Came Home, we dried the Springs. If felt good for a while. Then a nasty monster called Powell Valley Wiped away our smile. Our last home game was with Rye Cove. We copped the Eagles’ Wings. Then we went to Appalachia, And heard the hound Dawgs sing. We left the Dogs and found the Pound. They hit us mighty low. And with that game, we closed the curtains On the Blue Knight show. Perhaps five teams do not realize, The show has just begun. That was not the final curtain — Just the end of act one. And through that long and break-even season, Our spirit reigned supreme. And five teams learned not to mess With the mighty Blue Machine. % 6 Ervil Wise St. Paul Norton Twin Springs’ Powell Valley Rye Cove Appalachia Pound 3 Kneeling: Bernard Ketron, Lee Fields, Daniel Jackson, Andy Prior, John Taylor, Mark. Stallard, Jeff Turner, Tommy Williams. Standing: Brad Rose, Chester Smith, Roger Stanley, Elmer Jones, Joey Renfro. 95 stati i, aa Kneeling: Fred Vine, Kenneth Turner, Ronnei Keith, Brian Mitchell, Mide Bright, Ricky Sheets, Stacey Robinette. Standing: Greg Keith, Steve Hubbard, Tony Greear, Carl Greear, Joe Evans, Jesse Mallot. Robert Nixon, Frank Mooney, William Swann, Brian Turner, Steve Burton, Mike McMinney, Jeff Salyers. 96 Sept. 7 Coeburn 6 Powell Valley 12 Sept. 12 Coeburn 8 Ervinton 6 Sept.26 Coeburn 2 Clintwood 6 Sept.28 Coeburn 0 Lebanon 20 Oct. 3 Coeburn 8 Pound 34 Oct. 3 Coeburn 16 Appalachia Ze Oct. 10 Coeburn 8 Ervinton 34 Hee a ae RE RS I el Row: Coach Jeff Adkins, Chuckie Sheets, Michelle Davis, Angie Lawson, Joy Hill, Carrie Jenkins, Amy Hilton, Missy Ring, Mark Boggs, Ricky mon. 2nd Row: Coach Edison Perry, Jim Barbi, Troy Renfro, Stacy Sigmon, Jay Marko, Alan Atwood, Stony Ringley, Robert Ellis, Dave Mooney, ity Hurd, Roger Sexton, Matthew Cox. 3rd Row: Coach Harve Mooney, David Farmer, Chris Burke, Jimm Smith, Matthew Rose, Jody Bower, tbert Mooney, Shane Winebarger, Mason Jordan, Donnie Hollyfield, Chad Hale, Matthew Prior, John Ritchie, Robert Ellis. ae Members of 1983 All-L.P.D. Team 1st Team Robert Nixon — Center Lee Fields — Linebacker 2nd Team Bernard Ketron — Defensive End Tight End Brad Rose — Guard Carl Greear — Linebacker Mark Stallard — Running Back Honorable Mention Mark Stallard — Defensive End Elmer Jones — Split End All-Region D 2nd Team Lee Fields — Linebacker Robert Nixon — Center All-Southwest Va. Honorable Mention Lee Fields — Linebacker Robert Nixon — Center oe Wednesday night, November 30th, the Tenth Annual Coal Classics started off explosively in an action packed game as the mighty Knights rolled over the Green Waves. With five seconds on the clock the Blue Knights took the ball out of bounds and with one second left, Bill Perry fired it in the hoop and the Knights won 62-60. Pete Lawson and Tony Greear shared Wednesday night's spotlight with Perry as Lawson pumped in 17 points and Greear added in 11 points and 18 rebounds. Despite the Knights effort Wednesday, their hopes for the Championship were shattered as the Pound Wildcats edged by them in the last few seconds. The final score was 55-52. The high scorers of this game were Greear and Perry, each with 12 points and Lawson not far behind with 10. On Saturday night another tough battle was fought between the Knights and the Appalachia Bulldogs. The Knights led the ball game until the last 51 seconds and at that point, Matt Dicer, of the Bulldogs, intercepted an errant pass by the Knight and laid it in the basket for a one point lead. The Knights retrieved the ball and dribbled down the court and with 13 seconds left, and called a time out. The Knights took the ball out of bounds and fired it towards the goal and missed. Coeburn fouled a Bulldog and both foul shots were made. The game ended on the score 54-51. toad Brian Mitchell Junior Guard Boe Tony Greear Junior Center 54 Jim Hamm Junior Forward 40 Steve Hubbard Junior Guard 22 102 Bernard Ketron Senior Forward 30 Carl Greear Junior Center 50 David Hamilton Junior Guard 34 William Swann Sophomore Forward 20 Frank Mooney Sophomore Guard 14 Pete Lawson Senior Guard Fa ee Don Meade Junior Forward 42 Kenneth Turner Junior Forward 52 Bill Perry Senior Guard 10 SENIORS — L to R: Bill Perry, Pete Lawson, Bernard Ketron. Inset: Coach Larry Harris. (955-54 Glue Kuight GasketGall ° | 1988 Lady Blue Kuights OER PORE ESE I LILI ELI Robin Meade Senior Guard FLOR Tobie Rose Junior Guard tote Jeanette Robinson Sophomore Center 30 Pam Jackson Junior Center 50 Kim Tickles Sophomore Forward 34 Teri Czar Freshman Forward 40 Terri Gilbert Senior Forward 44 Stacy Robinette Senior Guard 14 Sandy McKinney Junior Forward 42 Tina Czar Sophomore Forward 24 Beth Perry Senior Center 20 Karen Powers Senior Guard 10 Boys Y.V. Sth Grade Gasketball (yp AUty oe 12 00 Top Row: Matthew Rose, Charles Large, Garland Hail, Brian Turner, P. J. Elkins, Greg Gibson, Sean Anderson, Terry McCoy, Tony Turner, Mark Willis, Robert Mooney, Troy Renfro. Bottom Row: Stacy Castle, Coach Adkins, Kenny Brooks. Top Row: Gary Moore, Chad Roberts, Matt Hill, Mike Johnson, Kelly Alferd, Marty Adkins, Robert Edwards, Steven Gordon. Bottom Row: Matt Cox, Brian Meade. 106 Girls Duuter Varsity Garketlall anding: Donna Adkins, Angela LaForce, Janice Mullins, Cheryl Marshall, Teresa Buchanan, Coach Dotson, Sherry Stallard, Sharon Lawson, Judy ;Connell, Sharon Adkins. Chell Kiser, Rosa Rhodes. Sitting: Shonna Reece, Shanna Meade, Mgrs. Karen Adkins and Debbie Marshall, Scorekeeper ‘wina Sexton. During the fall season of 1983, everyone’s attention was focused on the football team. But what many people didn’t know is that a dream season for 13 hard-working girls was emerging on the basketball court just above the football field. These girls practiced day and night without really ever getting any real recognition for their diligent workouts. When it came game time, the stands were not filled with screaming fans, but instead, with parents and a few friends of the players. Even though attendance wasn’t record-breaking, the performance of the team, which lost three starters to the varsity, was. Eighth-grader Rosa Rhodes, who led the team in season scoring with 133 points, broke the school record for both field goals and free throws. She also exhibited a talent for slight of hand with 67 steals. The school record for rebounds was also broken by Sophomore Chery! Marshall who pulled down 163. Top percentages for points attempted went to Sophomore Teresa Buchanan and Freshman Donna Adkins. Sharon Adkins made a foul attempt at breaking Senior Robin Meade’s record for aggression on the court with 38 ‘‘nudges”’ in 16 games. Other team members include Shanna Meade, Shonna Reece, Chell Kiser, Sharon Lawson, Judy McConnell, Janice Mullins, Angie LaForce, and Sherry Stallard. Although they lacked athletic supporters, their enthusiasm never seemed to waver. Even team members who remained on the bench for the majority of the season, displayed optimism and exhuberance which is characteristic of that winning attitude. The girls accomplished feats that surprised many people throughout the Lonesome Pine District, as they finished the season with a 13-3 record. Perhaps, with these accomplishments, the school spirit and support of female athletics will increase in years to come. Congratulations to the 1983 L.P.D. Champions!!! 107 109 The most important part of life at CHS is classwork, but the most enjoyable part is clubs and activities. Apart from the more ques- tionable organizations such as the Hallwalkers of America and Buzz Incor- porated, our ‘‘legitimate”’ (oj[D] exter Ta To mr-(6) (141 (=o i ©) Nar great part in _ helping students prepare for the future. And now... Top Row, L R: Barry Evans, Norman Sexton, TRa Rhodes, Karen Powers, Amy Hall, Sherry Long, Boyce . Ringley, Mark Salyers, Carrianna LaMasters, Nikki Gollie. Bottom Row, L R: Kim Eakin, Robin Campbell, Stacy Robinette, Bernard Ketron, Joy Porter, Robin Meade, Kim Tickles, Teresa Owens, Lisa Stanley, Becky Hall, Shanna Meade, Tonya Powers, April Culberson, Stacy Sigmund. 112 SPONSORS — Mrs. Hilton, Mr. Farmer; Hattie Elkins, VICE-PRESIDENT, Nadine Boggs, Beth Perry, Mark Salyers, Terri Gilbert, Ann Lindsay, Carl Greear, Alex Day, Joey Kiser, David Kilgore, Boyce Ringley, Filbert Hubbard, Melinda Stallard, Robin Meade, PRESIDENT, Jeff Gillenwater, Loretta Mullins. Kneeling: Sheila Milhorn, Delana_ Hill, REPORTER, Kathy Payne, SECRETARY, Amy Hall, TREASURER, Karen Powers, Gina Evans, Sherry Long, Joy Porter, Stacy Robinette, Paula Hill, Teresa Owens, Melissa Bevins. 3 EO OR ee ate wo = 7 Se =s=e2=8 e 2 2A oe Es in 2 ee Angie LaForce, eSgesssls HH RHHE Soe cet so | Fd | EES BAS | og ss | Py 5 .-ty GSS Ss ; CS -aneub G90: Sere g | SSE : Sessslsgss- Tue . Soe ee ce os ; 5 oS (== AS) 1 oie ee i Be ey eee ee ORE ee le OS Sig ge Sicr eSs2 A US Ee ge Coleco co ODE 7) 9 Or 5 Oe Os eed nm TSEC RSIS =o 21S SeeeeeS me IS € un io) (ep) oa ® 0 O Om Qo = % aS os S 8 Ook eS Se Q a x % ee og R Seneses = (8) eS) (ae) Marshall, Jim Barbie Marshal, Historian — Mark Hi Seuton, Johnson, Greg Gibson. as: Ls) L to R: Sponsor Mrs. Buchanan, Michelle Powers, a) Ss = ® 2 iS G is 4 i : ra i if ; LH i I i autor Houor Soctety ss Natl AL 115 , Anyone who has watched the CHS Blue Knight Marching Band perform will certainly agree — Sammy Mooney is a major influence. The band practices all week, and peps up the pep rallies, but their hard work is truly culminated each Friday night before the expectant fans. Mooney’s en- thusiasm and boundless energy spur the musicians on, and he never seems to tire from his arm-waving, high-stepping, and flipping on the mini-trampoline, which never fails to excite the fans. Mooney is the leader, the most visible member, and the showpiece of the band. Mooney’s skills and panache have also been officially rewarded and ap- preciated. Under his belt are three no. 1 ratings at area band festivals, and he has received a no. 1 in solo ensemble three times at Powell Valley. He has a school letter in band, several gym awards, and has been on the honor roll. As a senior, he is eligible for the Sousa Award. Over a year as drum major has erased his nervousness and turned him into a seasoned performer. The band is truly a show, but many fans see the charismatic young man as a show within himsel. Mooney, fittingly enough, is proficient on the drums, and has won several prizes at CHS talent shows. Still he finds time for his studies, which include physics. Many find school work difficult enough without the extra burden of hav- ing to lead a band (and all the practice that entails) , and Mooney is to be com- mended for managing to fit both in. Of course, Sammy’s taks is made much easier by the fact that he leads an ex- cellent band. Somehow, a drum major looks better leading a great band, and a band seems to sound better when it is led by a good drum major. CHS has both. A colorful drum major, a spirited band, and the incomparable Blue Knights add up to something no one else can match — the Coeburn show. Back Row, L R: Cheryl Marshall, Becky Bright, Lori Stanley, Kelly Franks, Amy Robinson, Debbie Marshall, Rusty Middleton, Greg Ketron. Next to Last Row, L R: Clara King, Angie Hurley, Billie Jo Ruff, Renee Moore, Terry Lawson, Sherry Stallard, Amy Hughes. 2nd Row, L R: Roberta Salyers, Krystal Kilgore, Jane Woodward, Michelle Stout, Kelly Gibson, Mary Ann Gambrell, Angie Burke, Teresa Lawson. First, L R: Patrina Odle, Sherry Hale, Renee} McKinney, Phyllis Keith, Lisa Burke, Wanda Bartley, Julie Palmer, Abby Flanary. Top Left: L to R: Carla Helbert, Felicia Maine, Dawn Salyers, Jennifer Day, Becky Greear, Christy Hughes, Samantha Markham. Middle: L to R: Rachel Mooney, Leslie Vanover, Lori Bower, Sam Mooney, Tony Turner, Kevin Collins, Johnny Stallard. Top Right: Back Row: Larry Odle, David Marshall, Paul Steele, Steve Gordon. Middle Row: Sam Rose, R. J. Rose, Matthew Rose, Kevin Marcus, Belinda Peters, Brian Marcus, Missy King, Keith McConnell. Bottom Left: Susan Blankenship, Kim Freeman, April Culbertson, Nora Manning. 117 First Row: Kenneth Turner, Brad Rose, Carl Greear. Second Row: Mark Salyers, Kevin Marcus, Petie Stout, William Swann, Frank Mooney, Tom Williams. Third Row: Joey Renfro, Bobby Gillen- water, Mark Stallard, Bernard Kertron, Jeff Gillenwater, Steve Hubbard, Pete Lawson. Officers: Mark Stallard — Treasurer, Ber- nard Ketron — Sergeant-at-Arms, Carl Greear — Secretary, Brad Rose — President, Kenneth Turner — Vice-President. Officers: President — Joy Porter, Vice-President — Amy Hall, Secretary, Sandy McKinney, Treasurer — Tina Salyers, Reporter — Stacy Robinette. Seated: Kim Tickles, Amy Hall, Joy Porter, Robin Meade, Terri Gilbert, Stacy Robinette, Karen Powers, Shan- na Meade, Becky Bright. Standing: Mrs. Carico, Becky Hall, Sherry Long, Kathy Payne, Sandy McKinney, Beth Perry, Carian- na LaMasters, Nadine Boggs, Teresa Owens, Missy Bevins, Teresa Lawsin. 118 OFFICERS — President — Joy Porter, Vice President — Amy Hall, Secretary — Sandy McKinney, Treasurer — Tina Salyers, Reporter — Stacy Robinette Seated: Kim Tickles, Amy Hall, Joy Porter, Robin Meade, Terri Gilbert, Stacy Robinette, Karen Powers, Shanna Meade, Becky Bright. Standing: Mrs. Carico, Becky Hall, Sherry Long, Kathy Payne, Sandy McKinney, Beth Perry, Carianna LaMasters, Nadine Boggs, Teresa Owens, Missy Bevins, Teresa Lawson. 119 AFT ellissa Palmer, Gina Evans. Middle, L R: Brian Meade, Stacy Robinette, Mona cy Gouge, Robin Meade, etha Lawson, Karen Powers, lyers. Bottom, L R: Terri Gilbert, Nadine Boggs, Bobby Gillenwater, yy Ren- fro, Brad.Rose, Mark Salyers, Beth Perry eames ‘ — ne cpenguazel wien e 4 Nadine Boggs Editorial Staff —“a porter — Robin Meade Se, 0-Ed Ac- First Row: Becky Stansberry, Angie Gilliam, Gina Evans, Tim Collins. Second Row: Debbie Richardson, Hattie Elkins, Nadine Boggs, Jonnie Boggs, Jeff Gillen- water, Melissa Palmer. Top: David Marshall, Beth Perry, April Mullins, Loretta Mullins, Mrs. Hill, Mark Salyer. OFFICERS — Hattie Elkins: president; Nadine Boggs: chaplain; Mark Salyer; Jonnie Boggs: secretary; Becky Stansberry: vice-president; Gina Evans: treasurer. 122 bn; Robin Tickles — Reporter Trisha Milam — Historian Steve Perry — Parliamentarian Lisa Stanley — Vice President Sherry Markham — Vice President Trish James — Secretary John Larkins — Treasurer Mark Mullins — President Below: John Larkins, Jim Barby, Danny Damron, Robin Tickles, Jeff Hall, Todd Harris, Mr. Brechtel. Second Row: Missy Wright, Tina Miller, Larry Odle, Trish James, Jeanie Buchanan, Steve Perry, Fred Vine, Tony Meade, Lisa Stanley, Michelle Hayes. Third Row: Joe Evans, Trish Milam, Joann Flannary, Barry Buchanan, Mark Mullins, Dwight Gibson, Sonya McCoy, Sherry Markham, Jeff Proulix, and Ea- die Parker. L “gets ‘ ome Meacham Oka iste, onthe cis Dae Gast heed Me yo he) eat et ok eal ce? Sia is Poo SA ie Becky Bright, T ina Salyers, Pam Jackson, Angie Morgan, Anke Turner. 2nd Row: Melanie Brasewell, Kim Tickles, Nikki Gollie, Trish Hagey, Lisa Stanley, Jeff Proulex, Karen Powers, Jeannie Buchanan. 3rd Row: Mike McKinney, Joanne Flannary, Lisa Johnson, Gwen Yeary, Melissa Palmer, Mary Hamilton, Teresa Buchanan. 4th Row: Tim Collins, Nancy Hale, Kim Winebarger, Edwina Sexton, Patricia Mullins, Tammy Mullins, Andy Prior, Randy Greear, Pam Richie, Mora Manning, Jennifer Adkins, Becky Hall, Ann Lindsey, Jeff Mullins, Mary Burton, Glenda Salyers. Back Row: Melissa Laney, Lisa Sluss, Christine Buchanan, Joe Brumnette, Trish James, Melissa Hilton, Loretta Mullins, Ray Helbert, Stacy Gilliam, Trish Mylan, Mike Richie, Mike McNeil, Tim Page, Sherry Long, Paula Sanders, Marchel Minton, Anita Hill, MaDona Sexton, Patricia Col- lins, Mike McNeil, Debbie Richardson, Angela Stansberry, Benny Boggs, Rhon- da Caldwell, Rhonda Harris, Steve Burton, Greg Addington, David Estep, Carianna LaMasters, Anita Dockery, Sherry Barrowman, Nora Manning. Not Pictured: Cheryl Marshall. 124 FE Lt OFFICERS — Angie Morgan — President, Lisa Bond — Vice President, Melissa Hylton — Secretary, Anke Turner — Treasurer, Lisa Stanley — Reporter, Jeff Prolex — Historian, Kim Greear — Parliamentarian. | | L to R: Jennifer Adkins, Mike Davis, Dee Dee Adkins, MeLinda Stallard, Sherry Long, Lynda Moore, Kim Tickles, Terri Gilbert, Robin Meade, Ann Lind- say, Karen Powers, Rosa Rhodes, Kim Eakin, Melissa Ring, MiMi Mooney, Jeff Turner, Travis Younce, Becky Hall, Bill Perry, Amy Hall, Brad Rose, Bob Nixon, Mark Salyer, Elizabeth Burden, Michelle Davis, Beth Hilton, Amy Johnson, Carrie Jenkins, Joey Renfro, Joy Hill, Pete Lawson, Amy Hilton, Carl Greear, Tonya Powers, Tina Salyers, Crystal Adkins, Melissa Palmer, Kenneth Turner, George Adkins, Shanna Meade, Angie Lawson. 125 | = I 1) 1st Row: Amy Hall, Gina Evans, Karen Powers, Linda Jessee (sponsor), Ann Lindsay, Mark Salyer, Joe Brummitt, Nadine Boggs, Paula Hill, Joey Kiser, David DuVal, Teresa Buchanan, Tina Salyers, Shanna Meade, Teresa Owens, Hattie Jane Elkins, Michelle Hayes, Jonnie Boggs, Patricia Mullins, Angela Burke, Mike Ritchie, Leslie Maine, Lisa Stanley, Mike Bright, Mike Foster, Greg Cloud, Jeff Mullins. OFFICERS — President: Nadine Boggs, Vice President, Karen Powers, Secretary, Ann Lindsey, Treasurer, Amy Hall, Reporter, Mark Salyer Sgt. at Arms, Mike Foster (sponsor) Mrs. Jessee. Couguistadors 1st Row: Don Meade, David Hamilton, Joy Porter, Stacy Robinette, S. D.Hall (spon- sor), Sandy McKinney, Russell Mullins, Cin- dy Branson, Becky Hall, Lynda Moore, Shelia Milborn, Ricky Sheets, Shelia McClain, Greg Keith, Sherry Barrowmen, Lisa Johnson, Teresa Lawson, Carrie Jenkins, Alan Robinette, Joey Renfro, B. Davis, Chris Dean, Missy Bevins, Keith McConnell, Travis Younce. OFFICERS — President, Stacy Robinette, Vice President, David Hamilton, Secretary, Sandy McKinney, Reporter, Joy Porter, Sgt. at Arms, Donald Meade, Treasurer, Russell Mullins. Powers, Robin Meade, Coach Dotson. OFFICERS — Left to Right: Sec. Terry McCoy, Pres. Robin Meade, Vice Pres. Karen Powers. (Not Pic- tured) Treasurer, Toby Rose. 128 eee eee ee SCIENCE CLUB — Left to Right: Mr. Harris, Mimi Mooney, Kraig Kreager, Mr. Dockery, Mary Burden, Sheilia McClain, Missy King, Susan Blankenship, Loretta Mullins, Missy Bevins, Mike Davis, Debbie Marshall, Lou Ann Mullins. LIBRARY CLUB — Left to Right: Sandy Page, Donna Adkins, Jennifer Adkins, Ethel Holbrook, Doly Yeary, Kim Fannon, Mrs. Bevins, Chester Collins, Joe Brumit, Curtis Bricky. Center: HOME EC | 4th PERIOD — Seated, Left to Right: Rhonda Harris, Kim James, Karen Crawford, Becky Hamm, Robin Cambell, Thelma Jessee, Susie Greear. Standing, Left to Right: Rickey Sigmon, Rosemary Holbrook, Lesley Lane, Jeff Turner, Rhonda Pridemore, Ethel Holbrook, Shawnna Murphy, and Tammy Page. Bottom: HOME EC | 2nd — Tracy Hileman, Denise Gillenwater, Tina Czar, Jeanette Robinson, Jeff Salyers, Pat Salyers. Sharon Lawson. Right: 1st PERIOD FAMILY LIVING — Tonya Cooke, Robin Tickles, Tra Rhodes, Terry Buchanan, Lee Feilds, Mark Willis, Norman Sexton, and Melanie Braswell. Top: OFFICERS — Pres. — Angie Morgan, Vice Pres. — Shirley Hill, Sec. — Chester Smith, Treas. — Christine Buchanan, Hist. — Rhonda Harris, Rep. — Ricky Sigmon, Parliamentarian — Jeff Salyer, and Chaplain — Lee Feilds. Below: 5th PERIOD SPECIALIZED HOME EC — Tracy Bruner, Larry LaMasters, Jimmy Fleming, Angie Morgan, Trish Hagy, Betsy Carico, and Jennifer Adkins. 3rd — Opposite Page, Top: Elmer Jones, Paula Saunders, Patricia Collins, Madonna Sexton, Delana Hill, Connie Keith, Teresa Hileman, Melissa Wright, Karaneena Bates, Jessee Malott, Christine Buchanan, Susan Toohey, James Mullins, Shirley Hill, JoAnn Flannery, and Kim Flannery. Center: HOME EC. |, 4th PERIOD — Seated, Left to Right: Rhonda Harris, Kim James, Karen Crawford, Becky Hamm, Robin Campbell, Thelma Jessee, and Susie Greear. Standing, Left to Right: Ricky Sigmon, Rosemary Holbrook, Lesley Lane, Jeff Turner, Rhonda Pridemoore, Ethel Holbrook, Shawnna Murphy, and Tammy Page. Bottom: HOME EC. | 2nd — Tracy Hileman, Denise Gillenwater, Tina Czar, Jeanette Robinson, Jeff Salyers, Pat Salyers, and Sharon Lawson. 130 —- | « revert eyierveterdiri oes $33 FSG HSM g i ed PERE N Hanedanttetetetidt: : rae a eS , - They say the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach. . . Maybe that’s why the Home Ec Department teaches cooking! shite HHS 13 aK) Congratulations Graduating Seniors! gateer: SS a we a WISE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 134 Seater seselecersnerencse AMILY DRUG CENTER ILGORE GROCERY COMPA , Wholesale Tremendous Selection of Steak Daily With One of the Largest Salad Bars in the Southern United States! Wise County Shopping Plaza Wise, AV 679-1918 All YOU Can EAT: Serving Buffet Style Breakfast Daily — $2.95 RAY’S T.V. 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LIGHT: Getting ot FE AMBITION: To be. , YRS I’LL BE: Who i — yy | a LIGHT: The first take FAVORITE PER ra oi vay 0h A SALAAM aR ae ere E JANE EL - Cutting class” ‘RS I'LL BE: partyi Curtis and Ella May F Rt. HCO 5 Box 308 Coebtirn FAVORITE MEMORY, ee saved MELODY MICHELLE FRENCH Kenneth and Louise French Box 1185 Coeburn FAVORITE MEMORY: Nov. 21 ONE WISH: To be ee happy ANDREA HAYES LAWSON Rt. 3 Box 526 Coebura FAVORITE MEMORY: _ ONE WISH: To be rich and famo FA VORITE ME ONE WISH: To win the triple cre Basketball, Baseball IN 10: Rt. 3 Box a HIGHLIGHT: Sept. 3, 1 alvin at a always have happy endings SS IN 10 YRS FEICBE. Wondering what I’ll be doi ADT RRL A | aoa epee certain settee ETT POTTS Tee nN Po TTT LT rar H L i | | § ‘ i q LLNS LE ALL A EN TN 160 IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Trying to finish filling out this profile MELINDA YVONNE STALLARD_ ‘“‘Red”’ Ron and Faye Stallard Box 863 Coeburn HIGHLIGHT: Winning awards at Cheerleading Camp ONE WISH: To marry a man that makes over $80,000 a year IN 10 YRS I'LL BE: Flying my personalized jet to my own island CARY ROGER STANLEY Jerry and Peggy Stanley Rt. 3 Box 200 Coeburn HIGHLIGHT: Coeburn 20 Clintwood 9 ONE WISH: To Graduate IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Who Knows! JOHN MARK TAYLOR) “JT” Aubrey and Dorthy Taylor Rt. HCO 5 Box 598 Coeburn HIGHLIGHT: Meeting Melinda ONE WISH: TO have 3 more wishes IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Living with Crook LEWIS JEFFERY TRIVETT ‘‘Louie”’ Rt. HCO5 Box 122 Coeburn HIGHLIGHT: May 26, 1983 ONE WISH: To be loved IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Married with 29 kids ANKE TURNER John and Christa Turner Box 451 Coeburn FAVORITE MEMORY: Being with the one | adore ONE WISH: to be married to the best looking man in the world IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Working JEFFERY PEEUBNED Dennis and Kathy Turner Box 1412 Coeburn FAVORITE MEMORY: Oct. 16, 1982 ONE WISH: To be rich and happy IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Working in the Coal Mines Q=Ball LEWIS BERNELL WALTON Virgie Walton Box 266 Coeburn “Booty” HIGHLIGHT: Beating Clintwood ONE WISH: To meet Honest George IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Coaching TOMMY OSCAR WILLIAMS “'T.O.”’ Mr. and Mrs. Tom O. Williams Jr. Box 1998 Coeburn HIGHLIGHT: Coeburn 20 Clintwood 9 HANGOUT: Nikki’s house IN 10 YRS I’LL BE: Working in Alabama running a coal company _A solid rock will always stand, And ages always roll. While life may give us memories, Numbers take their toll. So shed a tear for what you have, For soon you must depart. 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