Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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A.P.: Academic Perfec- tion Usually when the Initials A.P. are heard, the meaning Is “Advanced Placement” something. The name Is synonymous with challenge. This year A.P. can stand for abso- lute punishment. The A.P. class schedule Is different this year. Classes are taught In the morning and Coeburn students can stay here and view the class by tele- vision. Latin Is also new to the A.P family. Freshmen through Seniors are eligible for the Latin course. To many students, A.P. stands for Academic Perfection. This holds true for our own Valerie Ward. Vaierle Is what we call a ‘Triple Crowner.”’ She attends all three A.P. classes as part of the studio classroom. Most of the studio students feel A.P. can sometimes stand for Ac- cldental Party. Missy Salyer says her favorite part of the class Is meeting all of her other students from the satellite schools and be- Ing In front of an audience each dayll When It comes to homework and major papers, A.P. stands for After Prime-Time. This Is when the ma- Jority of the students find them- seives starting to study for the big Calculus test or tying on that clincher statement. Due to ot her obligations, Dennis Boggs is now an Absent Participant In A.P. English. Dennis felt that A.P. Annie just wasn’t his thingll How- ever, Dennis couldn’t tear himself away from Dr. Low, and watches him each day along with Brian Rose, Daniel Dotten, and James Mullins. Kim Bowlin, Velisa Meade, and Va- nessa Elkins feel the best meaning for A.P. Is Absolutely Putrid. Velisa says she has nightmares of Shake- speare and “the stilipoint’’ almost every night. Overall, A.P. students would like to think of themselves as Almost Per- fect. A.P. classes have taught them all a little something that they can carry through the years. 10 Academics AP Calculus students Daniel Dotten, James Mullins, Dennis Boggs, and Brian Rose found It easier to keep their eyes on thelr paper rather than the screen. AP History students weren’t as enthuslastic about Custez’s last stand as Old Yellow Hair had been. Students In AP Latin class were hard at work as usual. Wesley Greear pondered the assigned task while Mark Ad- ams and Shane Adkins read.

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Roberta Salyers and Crystal Hale spent several days in the Mac lab working on English papers. Danie! Bailey assist- ed fellow senior George Gambrell. Academics 9

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Hard working Latin stu- dents studied diligently In the Iibrary. Valerie Ward and Mrs. Gibson, the AP English teacher, pause for a pose during a busy day. AP English students Ab- Valerie Ward and Missy Saly- bey Flannery, Saman- er were Innocent bystanders, tha Markham, R.J. Rose, while Marla Wright debated Kelll Franks, Velisa with Mrs. Gibson about T:S. El- Meade, Kim Bowlin, liof. and Vanessa Elkins watched an interesting video. Academics 11