Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

PUBLISHED by the SENIOR CLASS, COEBURN HIGH SCHOOL - COEBURN, VIRGINIA COEBUBN BIO H SCHOOL RODNEY HOUCHINS Editor JIM GRAHAM Business Manager lUfctftVUBRARY IbJ FOREWORD Herewith we present a collection of pictorial impressions good for later rem- iniscence for it is good to remember sometimes with joy and sometimes with tears faces, times, and places that were our youth, our flowing and spilling into adulthood with enthusiasm and spontaneity. Though this small document may not be of great or lasting consequence, it is of im- portance and significance to us. Do you remember ? THE STAFF MR. JOHN HOWARD HAMM Mr. John Howard Hamm was graduated from East Tennessee State College with a Bachelor of Science degree. In 1945 he came to Coeburn High School to coach the Coeburn Blue Knights when no other coach was available. Since he has been at CHS, he has taught mathematics, history, biology, and English. When Mr. Hamm is not teaching, he has many other duties and activities to keep him busy. He drives a school bus, he is a member of the Local Basketball Officiating Association, and he still can find time for hunting and fishing. The seniors of CHS are happy to pay him a tribute by dedicating this 1953 Reflector to Mr. Hamm who during the years that he has been at CHS has loyally and faithfully co-operated with the student body to produce capable and competent citizens. “Thank you, Mr. Hamm The Senior Class Mr. Vernon Turner, B. S. Lawton Addington, B. A. Mrs. Thelma Estes Mr. Hugh Blessing, B. S. Mr. Elmer B. Hart, B. S. Mrs. C. Q. Ouesenberry, A. B. FACULTV Mr. Carl McConnell, B. A. Principal Miss Nan Thompson, B. S. Mr. John Hamm, B. S Miss Faye Stapleton, Mrs. Palmer Counts, Miss Sara Kate Chase, Mrs. Lawton Addington. Miss Lora Jordan, Mrs. Edna Kilgore, Miss Lillian Wood, Mrs. Violet Strom, Mrs. R. H. Carico. Miss June Hilton, Miss Annie Thompson, Miss Earle McCon- nell, Miss Ruth Carico. SENIORS DAVE POWERS ootball 4, Basketball 2, Monogram :iub 2, Latin Club 1. MARY LOU ROBINETTE Basketball 1, Band 4, Campus Hi- Lites, Art 4, President of Art Class 1. MARY NELL SHUPE Iheerleader 1, French Club 1, Re- lector. GEORGE SULFRIDGE Football 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, Monogram Club 2. DOROTHY CASSELL DAVID HAROLD KENNEDY Latin Club 1, Forestry 2, Reflector, Campus Hi-Lites, Treasurer 11th, Reporter 12th. SENIORS SAM BUCHANAN Football 4, Forestry 1, Monogram Club 3, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 1. MAXINE WHEATLEY Basketball 2, Cheerleader 1, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 1, Campus- Hi- Lites JIMMY GRAHAM Baseball 4, Latin Club 2, Band 4, Reflector, Campus Hi-Lites, Pres- ident of Band 1, President 12th. MARY “SIS” CLAY Latin Club 2, Band 4, Majorette 3, Reflector, Campus Hi-Lites, Sec’y 12th. HCMER BENTLEY ANN ROBINETTE Library Club 4, Band 4, Reflector, Campus Hi-Lites Pres, and Vice Pres, of Library Club, President 1 1th, Treasurer 12th. I SENIORS JOE TOMPKINS Forestry 3, Reflector, Campus Lites, Vice President 11th. Hi- INA FAYE CULBERTSON DORIS JUNE KENNEDY Cheerleader 2, Monogram Club 1, Reflector. KENNETH ROSE Football 3, Baseball 2, Paper Staff 1, Pres, of Monogram Club, Secretary 11th. DOROTHY SKEEN Glee Club 1 GENE BRYSON Basebal I SENIORS DOROTHY JEAN MATHENA FRANK YEARY Football 3, Baseball 3, Monogram Club 2, Forestry 2. SENIORS RODNEY HOUCHINS Forestry 1, Reflector, Campus Hi- Lites. GERALDINE LAWSON BILL HILLMAN Football 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, Monogran- Club 3, Latin Club 1, Forestry 4, Reflector, Carrpus Hi- Lites, Treas. of Monogram Club 2, President 9th. NINA GREEN BARBARA GILMAN Glee Club 1, Vice President 1 or d SENIORS o' . ji I. JOE BOND BUCHANAN Latin Club 1, Glee Club 1, Band 1, Forestry 1, Campus Hi-Lites, Pres- ident 9th, Treasurer 10th. ANNA McCLOUD FAY STURGILL ench Club 1, Reflector, Campus -1 'tes. BOBBY RCRRER lotball 2, Basketball 3, Monogram '■ 1, Latin Club 2, Band 3, For- ' 1, Campus Hi-Lites Vice df nt 12th. SENIORS BILLY BOGGS PHYLLIS HORNE BESSIE LAWSON BOBBY CROWDER Band 4, Re flector, Carrpus Hi-Lites, President 9th. SENIORS VERBY STALLARD Football 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Forestry 1. DORA TRENT Jane Counts Roger Booth Tonya Kilgore Tonya K i Igore - Pres ident Tommy Powers Nancy Smith -Sec'y Treasurer leenor Bobby Meade «stte ancy Kenneth Bond Roberta Fuller Diana Kilgore Shelvie Meade Iona Robinette Bobby Nixon Nell Wiggs Jimmy Hincher Margaret May Betty Scalf Donna Helbert lirley Horne Davis Della Greear Jean Gray Belcher Raymond Salvers Betty Richardson Mary Bond Edna Pickett Barnett Dunford Margaret Cox Dennis Catron Nancy Thompson Rudolph Robinette Doris Ann Yeary Roger Wal I Lois Kilgore Rex Payne Jean Tompkins Arreta McCoy Lois Conne 1 1 Jack Hilton Danny Graybeal T ommy Col I ins Nancy Mabrey Jewell Lambert Iris Sta I lard Irma Dotson Loretta Arney Gertrude Evans Nancy Smith Barbara Freeman ROW ONE: Thelma Meade, Margret Meade, Betty Richardson, Collen Elkins, Mrs. Quillin, Betty Lundy, Phyllis Trent, Frances Hughes. ROW TWO: Harold Payne, Jim Ramey, Ethel Holbrook, Lois Dean, Sylvia Peters, Joe Addington, Bernard Smith. ROW THREE: Sidney Moore, Bob Nixon, Bill Nixon, Tom McConell, Mike Hamm. TENTH GRADE MRS. QUILLIN ROW ONE: Mary Sands, Faye Nixon, Betty Brewer, Jeanette Stapalton, Margaret Hamm, Jane Counts, Mrs. Quillin. ROW TWO: Sandra Perry, Emory Stallard, Darwin Marshall, Fred Holbrook, Bill Bond, Jack Lay, Loretta Collins. ROW THREE: Bill Evans, George Culbertson, Bob Culbertson, Swanson Yeary, Charles Buchanan. ROW ONE: Shirley Collins, Melba Craig, Pat Meade, Lula Meade, Iris Stallard. ROW TWO: Mr. Adding- ton, Gary Bell, Bertie Pippin, Shirley Osborne, Mary Hall. ROW THREE: Don Wampler, Charles Scott, Bobby Bennett, Eugene Smith, Don Buchanan. TENTH GRADE MR. ADDINGTON ROW ONE: Oma Estep, Nina Hilton, Rita Kennedy, Margaret Meade, Patsy Erwin, Barbara Adams. ROW TWO: Howard Mathes, Doug Kern, Nelson Adkins, Pauline Estep, Betty Scalf, Mr. Addington. ROW THREE: David Cox, Allen Powers, Petie Litton. ROW ONE: Mrs. Lunsford, F. Johnson, W. Holbrook, C. Renfro, S. Robinette, J. Hamm, S. Bolling, S. Counts, |. Wampler, L. Reed, N. Meade, A. Clark, J. Mabrey. ROW TWO: W. Stallard, C. Caldwell, B. Holbrook, T. Lawson, C. Lowery, B. McConnell, B. Castle, K. Johnson, J. Couch, L. Sanders, 0. Corder, N. Kilgore, B. Bevins, D. Miller, C. Reece. ROW THREE: A. Thomas, B. Kiser, J. Markham, W. B. Akers, F. Bray, R. Salyers, C. Hamilton, H. Stout, J. Trent, E. Collins, R. Counts, R. Davis, D. Mark- land, B. Ketron, H. Dean, E. Large, W. Sulfridge. MRS. LUNSFORD NINTH GRADE MR. HART ROW ONE: G. Smith, A. Powers, C. Scalf, D. Stallard, A. Ringley, R. McCloud, J. Stallard, F. Carty, E. Hall, M. Addington, J. Catron, B. Domby, G. Addington, L. Markham. ROW TWO: I. Stallard, L. B. Coomer, R. Osborn, P. Kern, D. Owens, B. Kennedy, V. Helbert, K. Fannon, D. Payne, J. Mathena, V. Barrowman, J. Eblen, J. Willis, P. McConnell, N. Estep, S. Clark, Mr. Hart. ROW THREE: V. Wood, H. Grear, W. McConnell, B. Lawson, H. Carty, L. Pope, J. Elkins, R. Caldwell, A. Adams, T. Stallard, G. Blevins, C. Carter, W. Yeary, G. Horne, R. Bateman, H. Collins. EIGHTH GRADE MRS. ELY ROW ONE: Mrs. Ely, N. Bentley, J. Goad, B. Jordan, J. Hamm, 0. Amburgy, U- Hall, F. Carico, J. Mut- ter, S. Mitchell, M. Jordan, P. Powers, K. Yeary, R. McConnell, N. Sandars, S. Grear. ROW TWO: E. Gibson, B. Adams, S. Sylers, M. Hillman, M. Horne, C. Quesenberry, P. Mays, J. Sullivan, F. Turner, C. Turner, P. Collins, B. Moore, R. Gardner, P. Brickey, R. Stallard, C. Bembem. ROW THREE: L. Smith, R. Yeary, J. Sharp, B. Belcher, M. Stanley, C. Williams, J. Castle, J. Dingus, V. R itchie, J. Powers, B. Lambert, R. Moretz, K. Rose, D. Adkins, D. Peters, D. Trent. NINTH GRADE mr. dock mcconnell ROW ONE: F. Castell, B. Lawson, L. Bevins, B. Baker, S. Catnon, C. Adkins, A. Couch, J. Litton, J. Moore, C. Cox, E. Collins, F. Burke, G. Lawson, M. Sturgill. ROW TWO: S. Hobbs, K. Wall, C. Mc- Cormick, P. Bond, S. Horton, J. Reed, E. Standley, W. Davis, D. Litton, C. Bennett, E. Culbertson, E. Kern, J. Hayes, M. McArthur, M. McElyea, Mr. Dock McConnell. ROW THREE: D. Hall, D. Pippin, R. Stidham, R. Reed, B. Vicars, L. Counts, D. Sayler, J. Smith, J. Brickey, W. Hamiliton, D. Gouge, D. Large, D. Lawson, E. Blackburn, W. Franks. ROW ONE: D. Campbell, L. Ramey, A. Reece, S. Robinette, B. Hicks, H. Moore, L. Cooper, K. Baldwin, C. Donahue, J. Gilman, C. Johnson, E. Moore, S. Clark, N. Hagy, J. Willis, C. Donahue. ROW TWO: A. Edwards, C. Johnson, R. McCarty, C. Hughes, B. Graham, W. Ring, S. Plummer, P. Buchanan, C. Bond, H. McCoy, L. Couch, D. Hill, V. Nixon, G. Edwards, M. Wheeler, W. Evans, Mrs. Estes. ROW THREE: J. Kennedy, E. Kern, D. Marshall, B. Kiser, J. Kiser, N. Sparks, P. Sullivan, B. Donahue, C. Blackburn, R. Dotson, D. Beverly, J. Jenkins, J. Baker, R. Kern, B. Fleenor, N. Kiser, T. Dingus. MRS. ESTES EIGHTH GRADE MR. HAMM ROW ONE: P. McClellan, R. Buchanan, J. Freeman, B. Payne, S. Olinger, G. Hilton, V. Horton, D. Smith, N. Bond, C. Smith, N. Bently, A. Carrell, P. Lundy, J. Lundy, B. Kennedy. ROW TWO: Mr. Hamm, J. Baber, P. Kirk, N. Roberson, I. Ryder, P. Linkous, D. Beck, G. Freeman, B. Stallard, P. Hall, L. Bates, N. Gilman, B. Thompson, B. Holbrook, A. Ritchie, J. Trout. ROW THREE: R. Powers, E. Kennedy, R. Hilton, C. Lundy, B. Dykes, B. Clark, R. Brewer, C. Sayler, B. Barrowman, C. McCoy, R. Peters, R. Barrowman, B. Marshall, D. Hale, N. Hayse, B. Bright. THE REFLECTOR STAFF FIRST ROW: Margaret Cox, Fay Sturgill, Yvonne Holbrook, Sis Clay, Rodney Houchins. SECOND ROW: Ann Robinette, June Kennedy, Harold Kennedy, Joe Tompkins. EDITOR: Rodney Houchins BUSINESS MANAGER: Jim Graham. Nine long months finally completed. Sis Clay, Margaret Cox, Harold Kennedy, Fay Sturgill, Rodney Houchins, Yvonne Holbrook, Ann Robinette, Joe Tompkins, and June Kennedy. BUSINESS STAFF: Mary N. Shupe, Willetta Lambert, Jim Graham, Bob Crowder, and Bill Hill man. CO-EDITORS Tonya Kilgore and Sis Clay CAMPUS HI-IITES STAFF F RONT ROW Left to Right: Margaret Cox, Joe Tompkins, Rodney Houchins. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Willetta Lambert, Bobby Rorrer, Jim Graham, Miss Nan Thompson. THIRD ROW Left to Right: Jimmy Hencher, Jewel Lambert, Maxine Wheatley. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Freeman, Doris Ann Yeary, Harold K ennedy. SPONSOR Miss Nan Thompson ■■ SPONSOR Mrs. Lunsford End of the week. Work! Work! Work! i 1 [ | i iJW nW J ’ PROM TIME Yelling and screaming the director starts the production. Hey, don't drink that, Scene stealer, The inevitable HAPPY ending, There’s always a clown, Is this acting? LIBRARY CLUB: Mrs. Ammo Ray, Ruth McConnell, Tonya Lee Kilgore, Nancy Smith, Arretta McCoy, Barbara Domby, Janice Eblen, Constance Quessenberry, Betty Brewer, Gail Smith, Janice Willis, Bobby Nixon, David Miller. Keep Virginia Green FORESTRV CREW Senior Band: Clarinets -- Constance Quessenberry, Judy Catron, Linda Fuller, Toby Lawson, Jody Litton, Iona Robinette, Jean Jordon, Delores Booth, Barbara Kennedy. Bass Drum-- Jim Graham. Comets -- Ronnie Dotson. Trumpets •- Roger Yeary, Mary Lou Robinette. Saxophones -- Roberta Fuller, Betty Fleenor, Moran Graham. Flute-- Bobby Crowder. Baritone -- Ronnie Hilton. Bass Horn--Allen Powers. Trombones -- Leon Counts, Tommy McConnell, Billy Fleenor. Bell Lyre •• Jane Counts. Later these will urge the Blue Knights on. This is one side of football Mary Lou Robinette Jean Jordon Roberta Fuller Betty Fleenor Moran Graham I This pyramid has a solid foundation AN IMPORTANT SECTION IN ANV BAND Nancy O’dell “Sis Clay Shelby Robinette Without the support of this team ! Well-uh-the football score would not have been quite as favorable. YEA! TEAM! Sue Clarke, Maxine Wheatley, June Kennedy, Mary Nell Shoupe, Lois Kilgore, Barbara Tompkins, Geraldine Lawson, Sammie McElroy. Thanks, Buddy ROW ONE: Danny Higgins, Verby Stallard, Bobby Taylor, Sam Buchanan, Bill Hillman, Roger Wall, Frank Yeary, Gene Cochran, Rex Payne. ROW TWO: Coach Blessing, Bernard Smith, Gerald Baker, Dave Powers, Tommy Powers, George Sulfridge, Ted Smith, Kenneth Rose, Jackie Baker, Dallas Adkins. ROW THREE: Bill Kiser, Charles Scott, Tommy Lawson, Bobby Rorrer, Erwin Forrest, Charlie Dingus, Bobby Mead, Dalford Gouge, Allan Adams, Kenneth Harris. THE UNBEATEN BLUE KNIGHTS 52-53 The action is about to start By golly it DID start! The burly Blue Knight stopped thi? closing thi An estimated crowd three bands— Big Stone lor and junior bands a burn High Band— perfo time under direction o: McChesnev, band s ipei eio stone ©%. Coebu.T scoring — Toichdw r !• af’.er touchdown: ft ' iif r r:ur '. B g Stonr icomj- loutMvm K;r� t downs— Co bvim 8. Big I fo (� r l — Coe hum threw P:ft«0 none, r� d none toteree s'to e '.l ew 2, completed l, intercrpirvj pf-.ji ' e� — Corbum '� rd-. Big Slone lor tO y rB� : — C'oebv n i, recovered S; Big St bird otuf reco'ened ball. : s- Reteme, Oeude Bo’ P're. Bob Mcniliii); JiaMinuv. B ‘ � « Stone Gap took an eai I scdr.ng earlv in the first pe th|rd time it was in posse the ball. Sam Buchanan, Coeburn tailback, fumbled own 18, and the ball rolled the three where tackle Fred recovered for the Buccanee plays later fullback Garr liam bulled over from the c tally. Gary CUr Dor ton far ext Coebum Gains Tie . With Norton Blue Knight Come Close To Staging Another Big Upiet i ByBiUCMico ’! COEBURN,Va:,.Sept. i� v surprising ' were s'- jlrove to Big Si i second period, downs, but ti i margin held li !• threatened in | period. Bij j tck. Then Sai 11 run carried lv. but the Kr l j short of pa; game Johan) longest run he broke aw« y to the Coe � ',ov‘ BILL HILLMAN -Jh on DAVE POWERS ... SAM BUCHANAN DANNY HIGGINS , , rae B’i J1 powers troni 13-6 i V cotbur down 11 • fissr; � ck y’ ji to see ,uW nS rU l°l d Jl it nil Coe ton OV iUoicMCl uP'Robm ,ya� � £ • ••• � Blue, slated no J M within inches tg li r second major they pounded ITBHK.Sn idow-n in r, ’ BfaVht L. aod then tum« m-Tod threat to UgHih a rerinr-mjf- ; ■ 43 fl Ki0r eleven hetore kf] ■Bjo'rlnse-eladh d- SL BjdhwHdn sTm Wht 21-y.rd ««“ T(,'d smith Fu-.l- T nave Pewe 's no the JR .-toppe-i ;':h's M s.a£: the second ®ua,rjf Bobbin� tak- •IG reeding � “ Bp'iders ground cf V.iin turns, the R .cross i r lirom me j ..ttr.ro- hut ,'sienraied. ■ the game remains ■ „ in , I “W bu‘ ' ! . 1 jcoreles th'rd move � S� ,r ”b 1 R-iderr got .hTftml canto, thre _ il midway ot in,We the Co« [—Bwl times Norton dmve ree time , __ burn to ir l 'm?' tailed the d • f llhe Blue Itnlght- t , jm Cl The Raidci?h tO’'r mTnutes lc I pnrtunity � nth jJ J0 j ;mmy Ta when lar.hv end’s fin slid through ,hc i the grout err and muunced to M _ jTate was ®n “ o!! the floor Oirburu ca '!0nris and v; J i th ditto • ,, gaher carry lJrht� r'_ 1 s'sooa ou The first t 8. Coach Red had taken a short punt. Speedy Buchanan .slashed to the eight yard line, but the Knights were halted on the one yard line by the Bulldog’s line. Appalachia kicked out to the 31 as the first quarter ended. With the outset of the second quarter. Coebum was knocking on the scoring door again. This time, they got to the three yard line, but were denied again by the Appalachia defense. So it was a repeat perform- ance as the kick out by Appala- chia agr1 v'“ Dy- n m ( con BUD D Y, Y E A R Y _)alul ttucW v KSV ... — re of the light. Bobby Taylor’s pass on .he extra point was incomplete and the Blue Knights had the winning margin, hardly before the crowd was comfortable seat- Coeburn Y mii REX PAYNE 6-0 Win Over Appy .g Although the Knights has fin- iKI le tilled with their scoring side of ,y on I the ledger, they were yet to put almost scares on the book. ! Three times, the Knights drove lening [toward pay dirt in drives that Plays hooked like they would pay off. wn to | A!, three times Appalachia it off an effective kick SULFRIDGE irn out of the danger c««� £ -Noitoi ret? ? e r.U -Norton Stall rd Coelum ” • Rav Sro.� u Bill Pot - point, but ; at the back. After had been ibla on the recovered, v.ird drive ten ?oc dv j over the ... TArds out. mhJ f r the extra n was out front nring in the ?cc-| � lh teams waiv! urn drove in ide held for downs.; ir accurate � rm juries Holyfie’d., Coecn'ni 15 be-| Mplvfield com-' In eight throw? I rolling again tird period hep'«n. or the Knipht an earnc up with a. Cbrbum went •v one but was � wn Wlte ook rst t� av Hulyfield, ;? end rone for a ebum a 9-6 ad- LfU ' TED SMITH I ROGER WALL Coeburn Ekes Past Big Stone Gap 7-6 Blue Knights stayed I St. Paul _ 0 0 0 6 — b 3f the District Eight Coebum scoring:, touchdowns p ra: c tonight, beat- ‘ -Buchanan 3, Baker. Dave Pow- Oeacons 37-7 before ere conversion — Taylor 3 iplace- • home field. Friday BOBBY TAYLOR - man. speedy Coe- ■ Hichmonu . wmewivai — x ■ provider. :nc of ! or ‘placeklck). fireworks, account- j Buchanan’s kicking early In e touchdowns on the first quarter set up two . )d passing lor a safeties for Coeburn, and the Deacons never recovered front i thi3 early setback Both safeties 0 By Frank Home 1 BIC, STONE GAP, Va., Sept. 5.-C 0 who is accustomed to seeing his | back ororine elorv. picked up Don Giles tut 3 of the second quarter tonight and unrei l90 touchdown scamper to carrv Coebur «= behind to a 7-6 victory over the B,g st, 7 a sensational District Eight football 0 Cochrane's run came with .the Bu '.and the Buccaneers apparently on ‘another touchdown drive. Hu si touchdown deadlocked score, land DvoAmite Dave Power . 220-pounrJ Coebum fullback, drove | across wi h Sept. 5. Cochran grobs Big Stone Gap’s fumble, | point. yards for Coebum’s lone touchdown. Blue Knights Sl U -1 50 tfdtc «mipute anA t.ev � . w,� .A used TL'ass™,?, 2gd aV« ..... later- he t and B - e P«h oevw the welf 7, . te hit 7 SL3Se’ nuit with w 4.tfted ‘ td®B Wyh otl. oer� 'a cit, iutnh liandj '.'. u.e «h e d w� a to rt, is S� ;« - Unc add eat B„,v, art V� l . from nd irth P 'Le end a”'1 a? vr Whlttnor n ,ir i !n.Piw.o1tn Th 7Cb A i 5S ,er tTorov h' V«wt t':'dJ 4 r.m V 1 J a pe � W,.nh B coebutn'e w� ' hW feW tf£ he'd extra Bi � il.-'Co%� r,n t,p S� ' il,wnV' J - ' WtSB VaB;,.r Wd tnt Ide p -ef c%.= ‘“oTJf ! tov ?S£� . ,he Kld lh' nio«k ( by wtoPP ,c � wise , ' • -?3'' - -;J on � « tto -'5L. D V« aft- , .GERALD BAKER r:i 'ni r.c the°tdP'fi6tqoyr- and � - tod «. ,� ie- tet«ncC ramble from scrimmage. Neither point was converted j i St. Paul picked up its score 6 0 ° 0- late in the game. The Deacons £ drove from midfield to the four, went ,‘tommy powers Xd Tommy neicner converiea from 10. ts. «!� —«.� . f t0 make the final CHARLES SCOTT Coeburn 37, m. You couldn't guess how cold it was this night. Doris Ann Yeary, Maxine Wheatley, Football Queen Alma Jean Clark, Sue Clark, Betty Brewer. Crowned by Frank “Dynamite” Clay, an ole gridiron star of Coeburn Hi. 1 f r Bill Kiser, Frank Bray, Bill Hillman, Bobby Rorrer, Nelson Adkins, Doug Kern, Tommy Powers, Tracy Stallard, Joe Markham. Allan Thomas, Jimmy Hincher, Harold Payne, Allan Powers, Petie Litton. SHIRLEY SMITH SHELBY ROBINETTE ROBlUg-p Nancy Mabrey, Mary Lou Robinette, Shirley Smith, Patricia Forrest, Roberta Fuller, Shelby Robinette, Toby Lawson, Mary Sue Addington, Alma Jean Clark, Margaret Kennedy, Lovita Reed, Kay Wall, Barbara Domby, Gail Gillespi, Barb- ara McConnell, Lois Kilgore, Jewell Lambert, Barbara Tompkins, Charlotte Lowery, Coach Blair. V B 1 I i ‘ Q E Koini; 2t3 On Parade. Que Hay! Little Squirt. Qu’ est ce que? Tres chic. Out of joint. Why? Bud Jer. • - 'Jsk P. J. Kid. Muy bonito. Which twin has the toni? IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE WORKING WITH YOU Burchette Studio Phone 341 Norton, Virginia COMMERCIAL and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COMPLIMENTS OF Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Norton, Virginia Johnson’s 5 to $1.00 Stores Coeburn Big Stone Gap St‘ Poul Pound Wise SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA’S QUALITY STORE Cohens Norton, Virginia Crescent Printery BETTER PRINTING SINCE 1914 Dial 3466 Coeburn, Virginia Paramount Dry Cleaners Serving Southwest Virginia For Sixteen Years T. R. POTTER , Owner Phone 2336 Coeburn, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Virginia Oil Co. TEXACO AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Dial 799 Norton Where will you be after June 1953? Let’s make next year count! Make your destination Union College “WE LIKE COEBURN HIGH SCHOOL AND YOU HAVE LIKED US.” UNION COLLEGE, BARBOURVILLE, KY. 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YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT Phone 2706 Day or 5741 -5671 Night Blue Diamond Coal Co. INDUSTRIAL STORE Hardware — Dry Goods Groceries — Meats — Furniture Toms Creek Virginia Compliments of THE Thrifty Market Coeburn, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Prichard’s Cafe A GOOD PLACE TO EAT” W. S. Kilgore Co. THE HOME OF GOOD MERCHANDISE Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn Produce Co. Lacy E. Fuller, Owner Iron and Steel Scrap Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn St. Paul Norton Phone 2526 Phone 4131 Phone 500 The Farmer s Exchange Bank Coeburn, Virginia Organized June 2, 1913 ,Nickelsville, Virginia Serving Coeburn and Vicinity Since July 7, 1935 Member Federal Reserve System and F. D. 1. C. Clinch Motors Inc COMPLIMENTS OF Coalfield Progress NORTON, VIRGINIA What they want is Coke COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A. H. Grocery Coeburn, Virginia Home Hardware Furniture Co. 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