Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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if STAFF J S Many hands and many talents play a large part in keeping Clinch Valley op- erating. Mr. James C. Willis ioined the staff in January, as our new Business Man- ager. Miss Ethel Adk Registrar James C. Willis, Business Manager IDS, Mrs. Betty Gibson, Bookstore BELOW: Harold Couch, Maintenance, Not shown: Lou Castle and Georg- anne Smith, Secretaries Mrs. Vivian Wright, Snack Bar Operator Jimmy Lipps Maintenance Virgil Miller and Ed Ross Student helpers Y -iffltl Students .loan Dotson ' ond Lucretia Givens 1 -7' f help in Snack Bar is-up-gtk X F- +1 sr lf .1 47 r Kitchen helpers Reable Salyers and Beatrice Sizemore vu., S , f- 3 J--ef I I ' J ' ' ' A r--- -sf -1-esm-n--- --7-Yr' K , ,fyi I A' N, ' Kiwi.-9 r 'J ' mf xxx J '11 fl l 1 V f Q. ,gl A fl ,J V L -4 imeriilm - ef f Ss? - b - ' 4 . A Iii, u5, l-1-. 35' . t . J ,, , , ' ' '6 f is . A tl -I 'Q ' . lf' i ' 4 ' ' 'N . , 'J l 1' , , ,.w.-.Q 'f , i , , f -, 1 ' L',i'g.'.,l 3 ' i ' l vt., I . e' ini ' - ' J' . 'Li 1 .dqf -- 4 ,L l 1 ,wr J- . - . , xl , , V .h ' 5 ' ' . . k 4 ' '1 ,, I M .ffgj -, ' , 1-5 . .. . -, ' - ,rg . , ' - . -4 1 -

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The new libro ry. THE LIBRARY 1960 was a big, exciting year for the library with new quarters, new furni- ture from stacks to card catalog, and the big move up the hill. Students and Mr, Couch, Library Assistant Faculty ioined together enthusiastically Checks OUT b00kS- in transferring books up the steep hill. Mr. Stonis has been energetic and un- tiring in this year of growth and ex- pansion. Mr. Smiddy watches as new furnishings Mr. Stonis aghast at the new furniture are installed. delivery. Mr. John Stonis, Librarian 15

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Jackson Lee Newcombe, Student Band Director FACULTY AWARDS OF 1959 The faculty gives two awards to students with the highest scholastic averages at the end of their second year of work. One is given a student whose work is transferable to the University ot Virginia, and the second is given to a student whose work is not completely transferable. Albert Bond, Jr., of Norton, received the award in the transfer program and Charlene Russell, of Janesville, received the second award. STUDENT ASSISTANTS Fourteen students work in laboratories, the library, and offices of the College as stu- dent assistants. Columbus Ronnie Clark Physical Education FIRST ROW, left to right, Sandra Lynn Linkcus, Business Department, Phyllis Carolyn Greear, Office, Donald Wayne Large, Biology Lab., Jerry Scotty Wells, Maintenance. SECOND ROW: Arthur Eugene Hol- brook, Engineering, Bobby Gene Barker, Ray Winston Ely, 8g Sheila Yvonne Morelock, Library, James P. Senter, Physics Lab., Jimmy Harole Tate, James Edward Salyers, 8. Ronald Keith Johnston, Chemistry Lab. 1. qeqmggmr WNJSI' Ji iw! Ewa! 1