Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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Hands-on Education Practical courses such as drivers’ ed- ucation and home economics offer students experiences that, for most, are more meaningful than academic subjects. Knowing the innovations that Henry Ford made to car man- ufacturing does not provide the “impact” of a simulated accident. Every student looks forward to driving with either Coach Kelly or Mr. Rich- Sonia Minton and Laura McClellan learned the im- portance of care- ful measurement. Chris Johnson and Billy Hamm carefully studied the recipe they prepared. 6 Academics ardson, each of whom could prob- ably could tell some horror stories! Students usually feel as much at home in the kitchen as they do ina car. Home Ec courses have immedi- ate rewards. Students often learn to appreciate the skills and knowledge required to prepare and serve meals. Most, however, never appreciate knowing how to clean up! Phillip Short’s more sensitive side sur- faced during the practical skill learned In Home Ec class. Melissa Buchanan and Kristin Moore enjoyed the result of their labors.

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Heather Funk and Kim Mar- shall looked toward Hope Cooke as she answered a question for the teacher. (left) Students of C.H.S. showed much In- terest in thelr on — going classes. (left) One of a few stu- dents, like Dawn Salyer, spent some of their school hours helping teachers grade pa- pers.(right) Crystal Hale, Latisha While Crystal Lawson had . Mrs. Rudder’s attention, Richardson, and Mon Steven Hollyfield waited pa- lca Salyers worked tiently to ask for this English hard as always. (left) 42 teacher's help. (above) Academics 5

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Amy Mutter looked fright- By the look on Christie ened, but she shouldn’t have Boone's face, she was defi- been. It was only a short ride. nitely CONVINCED. pit iy} i ALES wy ear naga ax 4 aT igs gi WS iy He avit Ha ii (eaten Coach Kelly helped Brian Williams buckle up before he rode the Convincer. Wesley Greear couldn’t believe that driving could be more dangerous than football practice. Academics 7