Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

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The plot - this book has a complex plot . . . the activities of these boys and girls . . . their clubs, their classes, their parties, their athletics, their moments of what it pleases them to call fun .... Yet there is in this book more than the highlights of a year's happenings . . . each boy and girl has written into this volume a bit of his and her own indi- vidual personality. Here is the book. Enioy it. Whether you feel that it be history, autobiography, or iust mere happenings, so long as you feel also that it will be an everlastingly cherished momento of your high school career, then the staff will feel that they have not written in vain. A versatile place is the Gymnasium . . . . Happy memories will linger in years to come.

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T fa , . bv . :KL 'Vina gin l. an-. 'Th 'b-rr - Sv' . .J rf xs A My , W M J '3,,, ' is 'QTQLJ-v' W A' foxy ! ,V The Hill where we climbed each day For our lessons and our play. OVQLUOV Five hundred boys and girls have written a book. Whether it be history in picture, whether it be autobiography, whether it be just the happenings of a year in their lives, the Reflector Stall accepts the privilege of presenting this volume. The time of this narrative is in the Year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight .... The place - a quiet little town snuggled deep in the hills of Southwest Virginia, hills that produce millions of tons of black gold .... The characters - many, many personalities . . . . . those who instruct and those who would be instructed, accepting this instruction as a stepping stone to the more worthwhile things of life. , as , .W W ' , - ri. 4. - , ' Q X ' 1f'-- , ,AM -.g in if -3 ,gg rf: -'-' -if. 1 -15,2-f -8 L :Mfr x g mg 4 i'

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WE GIVE YOU The Dedrcatron Fo who e he p we are so grateful The Faculty Under whose able gurdance we haye reached the goal toward whrch vve have worked for so ang The Senrors Q un ng therr plece as eaders on the l l horrorel In therr achre enre t countrn rr cn orres e Qcrror pl y Dont Takr My Penny The Pron the football anc basketl3o'l games the fum of berng o clo fly crssecratcd wrth each other Graduatron The Junrors proud ot therr wevv class rrngs dreamrng ot rext year glad to be an upper clossman at last The Sophomores Frndrng therr trrends proud of the fact that they are no longer Freshmen The Freshmen qlrghtly bewrldered at first arded by rornrng as many clubs as possrble Organrzatrons Sometrme we lorn lor what we can get out of rt and sornetrmes we rust torn' Athletrcs We dront urn them all but we sure drd try' Well never forget the fun excrtement and hard work of rt all Features The thrngs you ve done the places youve been all the thrngs that have made thrs year a wonderful one Ads Wrthout them we couldnt have publrshed the Reflector of l948 . . . r 5 5 u , . ' X I V , 4 I . . Aos' rl x Q r l s wil! c ' ' 'ev n S, ' Q the' mrr ' 1 Th uf' ay 'f ' ff , ' r , l r I I I S Sf f . I ' Ar ' r r , V . . , . ,N , r . , . V - 4 ' I I 4 , , . . . v I - I ' , . 'Q f rl ' 1 , . , H I . , I ' I .