Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

) +■ t ' mf |P|Hm ij I mXr A ■mwm K 1 5, II He ' S wMan inH |TTTc n£} Coeburn- Cornmunitv Library tonssomc- Fine Regional - Coeburn, Virginia J i ►A 1 , Presented by: Mr Lawton Addington The Book Begins. The Senior Class Presents Reflector 1963 Coebu Coeburn High School Coeburn, Virginia itinity Library iron ii 1 1 First Baptist, St. Mary ' s, Presbyterian, Church of God, First Methodist Foreword Some people in our section of Virginia have voiced an opinion that we Southwesterners do not get as much recognition as those east of Roanoke. We, as predomi- nately Anglo-Saxon descended natives (the purest strain in the nation), are proud of our Mountain Empire and have tried to picture some of its highlights. On the division pages, we, the annual staff, show some of our assets. In other parts of the book, we feature attractions like beautiful Powell Valley, Coeburn from Wise Mountain Road, High Knob area, Barter Theater, Natural Tunnel, Breaks of the Cumberland, and repre- sentative churches. We take this opportunity to thank Mr. Dotson and all members of the faculty who have helped us along the way; also, we are grateful to Mr. Morris Burchette, our photographer, who has been so patient and helpful. Last, but certainly not least, we wish to thank all of our adver- tisers, without whose help we could not publish this book. We trust that we have protrayed our school and area in such a manner that in years to come the 1963 REFLECTOR will refresh your memories of the happy days spent at Coeburn High School. 2 High Knob Area Near Norton, Virginia Aerial of Coebum Activities 51-72 Barter Theater Abingdon, Virginia Clinch Valley College Wise, Virginia Classes 19-50 Athletics 73-80 Wise County Bowling Center Wise, Virginia Dr. Kelly Day Features 81-88 Advertisements 89-104 Opening Section Administration 11-18 1 -10 Contents 4 Coeburn from Wise Mountain Road 5 6 7 Beautiful Powell Valley Wise County, Virginia r Dedication MRS. AMMA RAY This, the 1963 REFLECTOR, is dedicated to one who is of great service to her school and an outstanding person in her community. She is always willing to lend a helping hand, and her bright smile lights the day for everyone. She is an industrious worker, has a gay personality, and above all is a lady. She is forthright, honest, and sincere. Whether she is buoyant and gay, or quite and meditating— she is always the same— smiling, ambitious, and trusting in God. It is with great joy that we dedicate this, the twenty-sixth edition of the REFLECTOR, to MRS. AMMA RAY, our librarian. 10 Gertie o (p r o(? eSS PROGRAM THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1963 HONORING DR. J. J. KELLY, JR. AT THE J. J. KELLY HIGH SCHOOL, WISE, VA. IN RECOGNITION FOR HIS FIFTY YEARS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SERVICE FORTY SEVEN YEARS AS SUPERINTENDENT OF WISE COUNTY SCHOOLS Administration Board of Education Seated: Dr. J. J. Kelly, Jr. , Superintendent. Stan ding: E. D. Ireson, Mr. John Fisher, Mr. George Wharton, Mr. Mr. J. Earl Hilton, Dr. Frank Handy, Chairman, Mr. W. D. Richmond, Director of Instruction. Superintendent Director of Instruction DR. J. J. KELLY, JR. MR. W. D. RICHMOND 12 Assistant Principal Secretary MRS. BILLIE JORDAN MR. HANSFORD WELCH Principal MR. B. J. DOTSON 13 LANGUAGES Seated left to right: Mrs. Lila Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Betty Rothwell, Mr. Richard Etheridge, Mrs. Donna Quillen, Mrs. Nancy Dotson. Standing left to right: Mrs. Etheridge. Not pictured: Miss Etta Hillman. Faculty HISTORY Left to right: Mr. John Hamm, Mr. Hansford Welch, Mr. Jim Stewart, Mrs. Billie Green. Not pictured: Mr. Richard Etheridge. MATHEMATICS Left to right: Mr. James Pate, Mr. Bruce Robinette, Miss Etta Hillman, Mr. Lawton Addington. Faculty SCIENCE Left to right: Mr. Don Newberry, Mr. Carter Collins, Mr. Billy Meade, Mrs. Opal Salyers. Not pictured: Mr. Lawton Addington. PHYSICAL EDUCATION and COMMERCIAL Seated: Mrs. Unita Odle. Standing: Mr. John Hall, Mr. Preston Salyer. Not Pictured: Mrs. Avia Funk. Faculty MUSIC and LIBRARIAN Left to right: Mrs. Virginia Counts, Mr. William Lawes, Mrs. Amma Ray. Not Pictured: Mrs. Vera Allgood Atkinson. Seated: Mrs. Flora Maine, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Faye Gillespie, Second Grade; Miss Earle McConnell, Fourth Grade; Miss Lora Jordan, Third Grade. Standing: Miss Edna Wills, Second Grade; Mrs. Anne Addington, First Grade; Mrs. Wilma Large, First Grade; Miss Ella Burton, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Georgia Smith, First Grade; Mrs. Clarice McConnell, Third Grade; Mrs. Violet Strom, Third Grade. Grade School Faculty Seated: Miss Sarah Chase, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Roxana Judd, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Ruth Carico, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Erma I Wolfe, Seventh Grade. Standing: Mrs. Shirley Turner, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Ann Davidson, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Margaret Vance, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Fay Stapelton, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Clyde Addington, Fifth Grade; Mr. Finis McCoy, Principal; Mrs. Leta Fleenor, Seventh Grade. Parent Teachers Association MRS. JAMES HAWKINS President MRS. W. M. ROWLAND Vice-President MR. KUNE STALLARD Se cretary MRS. GEORGIA SMITH Corresponding Secretary MRS. JIM JONES Treasurer Cafeteria Personnel Left to Right: Mrs. Mae Peters, Mrs. Fannon, Mrs. Nita Hamm, Mrs. Clara Bond. Custodians Mrs. Emilie Skeens, Mrs. Viola Ringley, Mr. Mack Rinsley, Head Custodian. v i • Bus Drivers Left to Right: Curtis Franks, Eugene Foster, Lloyd Greear, Kenneth Richardson. Not Pictured: Mr. Carter Collins, Mr. John Hamm, Mr. James Pate, Ronald Smith. Class of 1963 Senior Class Officers Class Colors Orchid and Flower Top: RONNIE LAWSON -Vice -President, LINDA COR- NETT— Secretary. Center: CHARLES REECE — President. Bottom: PATSY RINGLEY-T re asure r; ROSEMARY KILGORE— Reporter. 20 LARRY AKERS A little work, a little play, To keep us going — and so good day. JERRY SAMUEL ARNEY That we would do, We should do when we would. PATSY COLLINS AKERS Each crisis brings its word and deed. VERDANE AYERS Toil is the law of life and its best fruits. NANCY CHERYL BLEVINS For there be woman, fair is she, Where verbs and nouns do more agree. EDISON BEVINS All wisdom ' s armory this boy could wield. TOMMY NORRIS BRIGHT I see not a step before me as I tread on another year. PATRICIA ANNE BOND Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. GLORIA SUE BUCHANAN JANET IRENE BURTON Fair and softly goes far. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. 21 RONNIE E. CALDWELL Beware the fury of a patient man. HAROLD KENNETH CASTLE Then he will talk— How he will talk! PATRICIA ANN CARPENTER She stands in her own light. JUDITH ANNE CLINE A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. LINDA LOUISE CORNETT Charms strike the sight and merit wins the soul. KERMITT CULBERTSON MARY ANN DOTSON As merry as the day ' s It ' s good to be merry and long. wise. DAVID EVANS Experienced, industrious, ambitious, and often quite picturesque. WILLIS EUGENE FOSTER CURTIS FRANKS Speech is great, but silence It is not good that man is greater. should be alone. 22 JOEL FREEMAN ”A man of strife and a man of contention. SHIRLEY OPAL FREEMAN A pleasant thing for the eyes to behold. REBECCA DALPHENE FREEMAN The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. ERMA ARNELL GREEAR In her tongue is the law of kindness. ROGER BROWNING HAGY Those who object to wit are envious of it. DANNY HALL No one knows what he can do till he tries. JULIA ELAINE HALL She has talents equal to business. LINDA EARL HARRIS A pearl of great price. VELMA HARRIS Happy am I; from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all content like me? JACKIE HAMM Gladness of heart is the life of man. JANICE HARTLEIN Fills the air around with beauty. GARY HILTON The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day. JUNE LOUISE HICKS Silence is more eloquent than words. LARRY LYNN HOLBROOK GLENALICE HORNE Who thinks little and talks She is a shining light much. CLARA HORTON But so fair she takes the breath of men away SHELIA KAY HUBBARD Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb DOUGLAS JAY HUBBARD Nothing is impossible to a willing heart ELIZABETH CAROL JORDAN JIM KILGORE A merry heart maketh a Energy and persistence cheerful countenance. conquer all things. 24 ROSEMARY KILGORE Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. FRANKIE SUE LAWSON To beguile many, and be beguiled by one. ALTON P. LAWSON Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. RONALD R. LAWSON A thinking man is dangerous and he ' s thinking. SHERRY LAWSON The noblest gift of Heaven. She is a dazzling light JERRY LOU LITTON A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. AVERY ROGER McCLELLAN The noblest mind the best contentment has. WILLIAM VERNON LUTHER, JR. The mildest manners with the bravest mind. TERESA GAYLE McELYEA SHANE MABREY Unthinking, happy, and Soft peace she brings, young, wherever she is. She laughed, and talked, and sung. 25 JUANITA MAIN ' Angels listen when she speaks. KEN NETH MARSHALL ' Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. DONALD MARSHALL Man of polite learning and a liberal education KITTY MEADE The two noblest things are sweetness and light. GEORGE D. MILLS Music is the universal language of mankind. ROGER WAYNE MEADE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. PHILLIP NIXON By the work one knows the workman. JOYCE MULLINS Almost everything that is great has been done by youth. CHARLOTTE FAYE ODLE GEORGE ROBERT POWERS Nature ' s noblest gift— a No one is wise at all witty girl. times. 26 KENNETH DAVID POWERS Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. PATSY SUE RINGLEY The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. CHARLES FRANK REECE A public man of light and leading. GLENN RITCHIE Be silent and safe— silence never betrays you. CHARLES E. ROTHWELL Everyone loves a lover. LYNDA ROBINETTE A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. GARY WILLIAM RUTHERFORD Life is short and the art long. RONNIE LEE SALYER Kindness and a good nature are noble gifts. JUDY GALE SKEEN SUE SKEEN Virtue is the strength and Honor lies in honest toil, beauty of the soil. 27 JANICE SINA SMITH JIMMY SLEMP Small but yet so witty and A man in good spirits and sweet good temper RONALD LEE SMITH Ambition has no rest. HELEN LOUISE TURNER She doesn ' t think of boys all the time; sometimes she doesn ' t think. CARL VICARS Youth, youth ! How buoyant are thy hopes ! RONALD E. STALLARD All he asks is to be let alone. VIRGINIA WARD Beauty and wisdom, so rarely congenial . Not Pictured: Freddie Baker, Linda McConnell, Terry Lee Massie, Frank Morgan, Patricia Noonchester, Janet Ritchie, Lloyd Roberts, Jimmy Shepherd. 28 Senior Activities LARRY AKERS Forestry Club 3 Hi-Y 2,3 Debating Club 3, 4 Latin 3 PATSY COLLINS AKERS Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4 SAMMY ARNEY Forestry Club 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 Safety Patrol 1 Latin Club 1 J. V. Football 1, 2 VERDANE AYERS Latin Club 2 FREDDY BAKER EDISON BEVINS Latin Club 2, 3— President 3 Key Club 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 90 Club 1, 2 NANCY BLEVINS Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4 French Club 3 90 Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Reflector 4 Debating 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3 PATRICIA BOND Latin Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Safety Patrol 4 GLORIA SUE BUCHANAN Student Council 1 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 90 Club 1 Annual Staff 4 JANET BURTON Chorus 1, 3 Latin Club 2 4-H Club 2 Band 3 Monogram 3 RONNIE CALDWELL Forestry Club 2, 3 D. E. Club 4 PATRICIA CARPENTER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin 2 Ninety Club 2, 4 Glee Club 4 Debating Club 4 KENNETH CASTLE JUDY CLINE Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4— Secre- tary 3 4-H Club Latin Club 2 French 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 LINDA CORNETT Latin Club 2, 3 French 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-Vice Presi- dent 4 Ninety Club 1, 2, 3, 4— Presi- dent 4 Public Speaking 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Class Secretary 4 KERMITT CULBERTSON Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2 Football 1 Latin Club 2 Monogram Club 1, 2 Forestry Club 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 MARY ANN DOTSON F.H.A. Club 3,4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 DAVID EVANS Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 —Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, President 3,4 Latin Club 2 Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Debating 3 EUGENE FOSTER 4-H Club 2, 3, 4 CURTIS FRANKS Forestry Club 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 2, 3 JOEL FREEMAN Forestry Club 3, 4 REBECCA FREEMAN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4— Treasurer 3, Chaplain 2 Glee Club 3 Latin Club 2 SHIRLEY FREEMAN F.H.A. 1,2 Glee Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Latin 1 ARNELL GREEAR French 1 ROGER HAGY Hi-Y 2, 3 Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JULIA HALL Student Council 1 Latin Club 2 D. E. Club 4 90 Club 2, 3, 4 JACKIE HAMM Football 3 Latin 2 4-H 1, 2 LINDA HARRIS Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4— Treasurer 3 Reflector Staff 4 Glee Club 4 VELMA HARRIS 4-H Club 1 Future Business Leaders of America 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 D. E. Club 4— Secretary 4 F.H.A. 2 JANICE HARTLEIN Latin Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 JUNE HICKS Latin Club 2, 3 French Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 GARY HILTON Debating Club 1 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 Forestry 1 LARRY HOLBROOK Football 2, 3 D. E. Club 4 Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CLARA HORTON Latin Club 1, 2 F.H.A. 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 GLENALICE HORNE French Club 1 F.H.A. 3,4 DOUG HUBBARD Basketball 1 Football 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Hi-Y 3,4 French Club 3 Monogram Club 3 SHELIA HUBBARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4— Majorette 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, Secretary 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom President 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3 Campus Hi-Lites 3, 4— Editor 4 Jr. Class President 3 CAROL JORDAN Latin Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4 Library Club 3, 4— Historian 4 Public Speaking 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Campus Hi-Lites 3,4 — Asst. Business Manager 3 Business Manager 4 Class Treasurer 4 ROSEMARY KILGORE Latin Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4 Glee Club 4 Campus Hi-Lites 4 ALTON LAWSON Football 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4— Treasurer 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Basketball 3— Co-captain 3 Astronomy Club 1,2 C. S.M.C. 1,2 FRANKIE LAWSON Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Glee Club 4 D. E. Club 4 Pep Club 3 Homeroom Treasurer 4 RONNIE LAWSON Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Debating Club 3, 4 Monogram Club 1, 2 Key Club 3, 4— Vice President 3,4 French Club 3— Vice President 3 Latin Club 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4— Captain 4 Reflector Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Hi-Y 3 Class Vice Preside’nt 3, 4 29 Most Athletic Most Talented Best Looking CHARLES REECE SHERRY LAWSON JANET BURTON GARY RUTHERFORD DOUG HUBBARD ROSEMARY KILGORE Neatest RONNIE SALYER FRANKIE LAWSON Most Likely To Succeed Friendliest Most Versatile LINDA CORNETT RONNIE LAWSON DOUG HUBBARD JANET BURTON LYNDA ROBINETTE RONNIE LAWSON Most Intellectual Most Bashful Most School Spirited PATSY RING LEY avery McClellan KENNETH POWERS SUE SKEEN SHERRY LAWSON RONNIE LAWSON Shots” Most Popular Most Dependable Most Talkative Wittiest TOMMY BRIGHT CAROL JORDAN OUR SENIOR TWINS DOUG and SHEILA HUBBARD CAROL JORDAN RONNIE LAWSON JERRY LOU LITTON DOUG HUBBARD SHERRY LAWSON ' French Club 2 90 Club 1,2, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Cheerleader 3, 4— Captain 4 Campus Hi-Lites 4 JERRY LOU LITTON Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Reflector Staff 4 Campus Hi-Lites 3, 4 Debating Club 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3 Band 1 WILLIAM LUTHER Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 Forestry Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 avery McClellan L atin Club 2, 3 Key Club 4 TERESA McELYEA SHANE MABREY French Club 2 JUANITA MAIN French Club 2 DON MARSHALL Student Council 1, 2, 3 Ninety Club 2 Latin Club 2, 3 KENNETH MARSHALL Latin Club 2, 3 Ninety Club 3 TERRY MASSIE Band 1,2, 3 Football 1,2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Forestry Club 1, 2, 3 D. E. Club 4 KITTY MEADE French Club 2, 3 Glee Club 3 ROGER MEADE Band 1, 2, 3 Forestry 4 4-H 1,2, 3,4 French 2, 3, 4 Senior Activities DOUG MILLS Band 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Forestry Club 3, 4 Monogram Club 3, 4 FRANK MORGAN D. E. Club 4 Forestry Club 3, 4 JOYCE MULLINS Latin Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Home Economics 2, 3 PHILIP NIXON Forestry Club 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 PAT NOONCHESTER French 3, 4 Latin 4 Glee Club 3, 4 CHARLOTTE ODLE F.H.A. 1 Glee Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Latin 1 Band 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Monogram 1, 2 GEORGE POWERS Basketball 1 D. E. Chib 4 KENNETH POWERS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 French 1 Latin 1 CHARLES REECE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Debating Club 3, 4 Vice President 3 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Forestry Club 3, 4 French Club 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Campus Hi-Lites 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Track 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 President 3, 4 Class President 4 PATSY RINGLEY Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Ninety Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 GLENN RITCHIE Latin 1, 2 JANET RITCHIE Latin 1, 2 LLOYD ROBERTS Forestry Club 3 D. E. Club 4 Latin Club 2 LYNDA ROBINETTE Student Council 2, 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-vice President, Co-presi- dent 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3,4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 French Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Debating Club 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Public Speaking 3, 4 Ninety Club 2, 3, 4 Reflector Staff 3, 4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 CHARLES ROTHWELL Debating Club 4 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GARY RUTHERFORD Student Council 1 Campus Hi-Lites— Artist 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 D. E. Club 4 RONNIE SALYER Hi-Y 3,4 Vice President 4 Forestry Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 Homeroom President 4 D. E. Club 4 Vice President 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 SUE SKEEN JUDY GALE SKEEN Glee Club 2 JANICE SMITH F.H.A. 3,4 Reporter 4 Glee Club 3, 4 RONALD SMITH Football 1, 2, 3 School Bus Driver 3, 4 RONALD STALLARD Shop 2, 3 Forestry 4 HELEN LOUISE TURNER Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4 Publicity 2 Co-vice President, Co-pre ' si- dent 3, President 4 F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 2 Historian 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 President 3 Latin Club 3 Debating Club 3, 4 Vice President 4 Public Speaking 4 Cheerleader 4 Reflector Staff 4 Chorus 4 Ninety Club 4 Pep Club CARL VICKERS French Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 VIRGINIA WARD Latin Club 2, 3 TOMMY BRIGHT DANNY HALL JIM KILGORE linda McConnell JACK NIXON 32 Class of 1964 Class Officers SHARON BRIGHT, Secretary-Treasurer; RUSSELL BAKER, President; DELORES LAWSON, Vice President 33 T erry Arnett Donald Baker Russell Baker Sue Beck Shirley Bise Jackie Blackburn Arnold Bond Judy Bond Sharon Bright Gloria Buchanan Junior Class Carl Clark Thelma Clark Wayne Corder Linda Crouch Kerry Culbertson Edwin Dingus Evelyn Estes Langley Flanary Trul a Foster Gail Funk Donna Giffin ft Brenda Greear Brenda Hale Billy Hamm Peggy Harrison Wayne Harrison Luther Helbert Nancy Hicks Billy Hunsaker Stewart Johnson Maggie Keen Gayle Large Roger Large Delores Lawson Tommy Lawson Frank Linkous Glenna Luther Anne McClellan Micheal McClellan Sue McConnell Eddie McElyea Junior Class Donna McFaddin Charlotte Mabrey Frania Marshall Mildred Meade Bruce Moretz Leighton Mullins Linda Mullins Charlotte Pannell Faye Pope Barbara Powers Tommy Powers Donald Ray Bill Renfro Kenneth Richardson Ray Richardson Mattie Sue Riggs Anna Ruth Ring Shirley Ring Robby Robbins Nick Rose Carolyn Rutherford Sally Salyers [ Dennis Sands Jimmy Sexton Barbara Shepherd Roger Short Wilma Short Linda Skeen Nancy Skeen Edna Stair Harold Stallard Noel Stallard Class of 1964 Woodrow Sutherland Doris Trent Ely Trent Doris Turner Elizabeth Turner Darlene Winebarger Margaret Young Not Pictured: Maxie Boggs, Charles Buchanan, Earl Buchanan, Eugene Cassell, Dorothy Funk, Sam Holbrook, James Kilgore, Russell Lawson, Roger McCoy, James Pace, Carol Phillips, Betty Plaster, Arthur Porter, Larry Reed, Joe Robbins. Junior Class Snaps i 36 Class of 1965 Class Officers SUE DAVIS, MARILYN ROSE, MICHAEL WEST, JIMMY McCOY Who’s Who MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Rita Holbrook Gary Brown 37 Adkins Daisy Oma Jean Adkins Linda Aker Janice Ayers Anna Jean Bell Sue Bell Linda Bevins Dana Birchfield Janies Bond Linda Bond Robert Bright Gary Brown Elizabeth Bryant Carol Buchanan Bobby Caldwell Class of 1965 Rita Carty Elmer Castle Candace Corder Sol Dameron Sue Davis Linda Dingus Roger Domby Patty Dotson David Easterling Millard Edwards Bobby Elkins Nancy Jane Elkins Dinah Evans John Fannon Burettia Gilliam Sheila Gollie Blaine Hale Danny Hale James Hale Lucille Hale Jerry Hayes John Hicks Juanita Hicks Wanda Hicks Glada Holbrook Randy Holbrook Rita Holbrook Kay Jenkins T erry Johnston Donald Jones Joy Jones Larry Jordon Ray Jordon Gary Kennedy Marsha Kennedy Class of 1965 Benny Ketron Judy Kilgore Faye Kilgore Helen Kiser James Kiser Gary Large Juanita Large Denny Lawson Eunice Lawson Kenneth Lawson Sue Lawson Ronnie Long Nancy Lundy Jimmy McCoy Ed McF addin Dudley McGlothlin Ginger McReynolds Linda Marcus Dorothy Massie Brenda Meade Delores Meade Judy Mutter Patsy Nichols James Nixon Roy Nixon Bobbie O ' Dell Patsy Odle Lynn Patterson Rita Phillips Shelby Porter Kyle Powers Thomas Puckett Faye Reece Judy Reece John Rhodes Class of 1965 Alvin Richardson Danny Ringley David Ringley Marilyn Rose Margaret Salyer Patsy Sanders Ellis Sexton Josephine Sexton Bonnie Sheppard Walter Smith Katherine Still Gary Tickles Alex Tucker Linda Wall Michael West Lonzo Williams Anthony Willis Ernest Willis Johnny Yeary Johnny Yorke Class of 1966 Class Officers JUDY STURGIL, MICHAEL GOODNOUGH, JOHN STOUT, DANNY YEARY, LINDA FREEMAN Who’s Who 41 Mary Adams Elaine Adkins ! Janice Adkins Kay Adkins Ray Adkins Linda Amburgey Louise Anderson Roger Austin Melanie Baker Clayton Bell Samuel Bevins Benny Boggs Linda Boggs Del ana Boone Joseph Brickey Jerry Bright Juanita Browning Larry Buchanan Class of 1966 Michael Burke Linda Campbell Carolyn Carico David Carty Jimmy Castle Frank Clay Carolyn Coe Allen Couch Diana Couch Paul Creed Bobby Culbertson Gary Davis Robert Dingus Bonna Dotson Betty Edwards Wanda Edwards Nina Elkins Willard Ellis Wilda Estes Donald Fannon Tommy Fannon Linda Freeman Joe Fugate Michael Gibson Michael Goodnough Patty Ann Griffith Mona Hale Wayne Hale Joyce Hall Patricia Hall Robert Hall Sammy Hall Sue Hall Duane Hamilton Patsy Hamilton Alice Hamm Linda Harvey Janet Hawkins Mary Helbert Ellen Hensley James Hicks Danny Hill Denny Hillman Margaret Holbrook Linda Home Jack Hughes William Hughes Jackie Jessee Shirley Jessee Jimmy Jones Pauline Keen Charles Kilgore Michael Kilgore Karen King Betty Large Billy Large Linda Large Carolyn Sue Lawson Judith Lawson Linda C. Lawson Sharon Lawson Michael Long Jennifer Luther Billy McConnell Darrell McElyea Gaye McReynolds Martha Mabe Elizabeth Maples Erwin Markham Royce Markham Dennis Marshall Sharon Marshall Susan Marshall Eula Mae Mays Carol Meade Harold Meade Hubert Meade Katie Meade Class of 1966 Linda Meade Meshell Meade Sharon Meade Gary Mitchell Brenda Mullins Charles Mullins Christine Mullins Roger Mullins Tommy Mullins Lewis Mutter Martha O ' Dell Toni O ' Dell Jimmy Odle Linda Owens Libby Pedneau Gregory Perry Lincoln Phillips Harold Porter I! Vicki Powers Shelia Pridemore Sammy Reed Leslie Ritchie Phyllis Ritchie Phyllis Roberts Linda Rose Glenda Rutherford Sue Salyer Susan Sands Amy Sexton David Sexton Pansy Sexton Donna Skeens Linda Stallard Billy Stapleton John Stout Judy Sturgill Freda Sutherland Howard Thompson Larry Tickles Silas Vance Danny Ye ary David Ye ary Trula Younce Class of 1966 MR. COLLINS ' HOMEROOM MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Front row: Bonna Dotson, Diana Couch, Melanie Baker. Bonna Dotson, Kenny Powers Second row: Pat Hall, Mary Helbert, Shirley Jessee, Linda Freeman. Intramural Champions MISS HILLMAN ' S HOMEROOM FACULTY CHAMPIONS Left to right: Larry Holbrook, Alton Lawson, Kenny Kneeling: Mr. Stewart, Mr. Lawes. Standing: Mr. Pate, Powers, Doug Hubbard, George Powers. Not pictured: Mi. Newberry, Mr. Hall, Mr. Kern. Carl Vicars. 45 Class of 1967 MOST INTELLECTUAL Kathy Large Don Couch Dclmar Wilson Class Officers Left to right: RONNIE ODLE, JERRY STALLARD, DELMAR WILSON, SANDY DINGUS Who’s Who CUTEST Elaine Large Terry Thacker MOST ATHLETIC Ronnie Odle Joyce Culberson 46 Belinda Adkins Glenda Adkins Lee Adkins Loretta Adkins Danny Arney Gail Ayers Donnie Baker John Baker Danny Bailey Brenda Ball Nancy Bell Patricia Bell Bobby Birchfield Lucy Black Dean Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan Kay Buchanan Martha Buchanan Barbara Caldwell Glenna Caldwell Robert Casteel Brenda Castle Michael Clark Steven Clark Gail Clay Jane Clay Leonard Cochran Carlos Collins James Collins William Collins Jina Lou Coomer Nancy Cooper Carolyn Corder Jill Corder Brenda Couch Donald Couch Marlena Couch Clarence Crawford Patricia Creed Joyce Culberson Gail Davis Sandy Dingus Helen Dishman Dorothy Dotson Joe Dotson Laura Dotson Donnie Dowell Ruth Dykes Maurice Edwards Marsha Estes Brenda Fatony Joel Flanary Ronnie Freeman Rosemary Ford Class of 1967 47 Class of 1967 Helen Foster Sandra Funk Janice Gross Roger Hale Zane Hale Joan Hamilton Dottie Hamilton Donald Hamm James Hamm Gaye Harrison Margaret Helbert Tommie Hensley Robert Hicks Bobby Ray Hill Shirley Holbrook Mary Jenkins Terry Jenkins Karen Johnson Kenny Kennedy Tommy Kilgore Joe Kilgore Jerry King Jimmy Kiser Elaine Large J. C. Large Judy Large Kathy Large Margaret Lawson Ray Lawson Barbara Love Avery McClellan, Jr. Edward McConnell Dudley McCoy Johnny McElyea Lacey McReynolds Patricia McReynolds Patricia Mabrey Howard Maine Michael Maine Bobby Marshall Carolyn Marshall Coletta Marshall Ilene Meade Olga Meade Brenda Mullins Mary Mullins Charles Mutter Patty Nichols Kay Norris Barbara O ' Dell Charles Odle Jeanette Odle Larry Odle Beverly Osborne 48 Class of 1967 Shiril Owens Patsy Pace Rita Pace Brenda Perry Diana Perry Rebecca Porter William Porter Paula Ramey Betsy Richardson Janice Richardson Patsy Ring ley Phyllis Ringley Rita Jo Ringley Gary Ritchie Lona Roop Donnie Rose James Rose Dorothy Rossie Nancy Rutherford Jody Salyer Donna Salyers Kenneth Sanders Ronald Sanders Linda Sands Roger Se avers Douglas Smith Jack Smith Jimmy Smith Kathy Smith Linda Sproles Linda Stair Gle nn Stallard Jerry Stallard Marsha Stallard Pat Stallard Carl Stanley Donnel Stanley Rex Strong Terry Thacker Bill Trent Delmer Wilson Charles Winebarger Gary Winebarger Dennis Yeary Coeburn Community Library Lonesome Pine Regional Coeburn, Virginia Not Pictured: Cyle Bevins, James Bevins, Harold Bolling, Price Brummitt, Charles Bryant, Sue Cole, David Dingus, Ronald Dingus, Kenneth Gibson, Douglas Gouge, Charles Large, Truman Lawson, Robert Love, Sherrie McConnell, Sheila Miller, Ronnie Odle, Earl Osborne, Steve Renfro, Kitty Sanders, Rebecca Sanders, Delmer Stout, Jackie Teasley, Evelyn Younce. 49 Two dollars, please. Clark Gable ? Mardi Gras Winners ' Like father, like son The Band Marches On ' D.E. Convention Future English Teacher? ' Nice shot, Donnie ! ! ! Off to Charlottesville 50 DU Ain Pn rtO T FIV a a a I 1 I ■ 1 ... LLffiffS, . ' A? Seated: Edwin Dingus, Lynda Robinette, Miss Etta Hillman, Nancy Blevins. Standing: Gloria Buchanan, Ronnie Lawson, Helen Turner, Jerry Lou Litton, Linda Harris. LYNDA ROBINETTE— Editor NANCY BLEVINS-Business Manager 1§lU N I H , MM Jr - JERRY LOU LITTON— Assistant Business Manager EDWIN DINGUS -Assistant Editor Reflector Staff Coebum High School ' s first annual (1922), was called the Wellscoe in honor of its sponsor, Miss Hunter Wells, and the town of Coebum. The Reflector, named by Mr. Bill Scheaffer came into existence in 1938. It has been pub- lished each year since then by the Senior Class. MISS ETTA HILLMAN- Sponsor 52 Campus Hi-Lites Coebum Climax, published in the twenties was succeeded by Coebum Skylight, which after a few years, became Campus Hi-Lites. News Goes to the North Pole OFFICERS AND SPONSOR News Goes Everywhere ! Seated: Sheila Hubbard— Editor, Carol Jordan— Business Manager. Standing: Sharon Bright— Assistant Editor, Mr. Preston Salyer— Sponsor, Mary Gilbert— Assistant Business Manager. Seated: Mary Gilbert, Sharon Bright, Sheila Hubbard, Carol Jordan, Mr. Preston Salyer, Sponsor. Standing: Gary Rutherford, Carolyn Rutherford, Bruce Moretz, 53 Rosemary Kilgore, Charles Reece, Charlotte Odle, Jerry Lou Litton, Janet Burton, Tom Powers, Charles Buchanan, Sherry Lawson, Doug Hubbard. Seated: M. West; S. Salyer; S. Bright; L. Robinette; J. Sturgill; J. McCoy; A. Willis; B. Moretz; C. Reece; S. Lawson; Mr. Collins, Sponsor; S. Hubbard; D. Wilson. J. Hicks; R. Salyer; A. Sexton; L. Freeman; B. Richardson; Standing: P. Nichols; S. Davis; M. Rose; W. Short; K. King; L. Boggs. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Lynda Robinette— President, Russell Baker— Vice Presi- dent, Linda Boggs— Co-Reporter, Susie Lawson— Secretary and Treasurer, Judy S tru g il— Co-Reporter, Mr. Carter Collins— Sponsor. Our Parade Entry Student Council The Student Council of Coebum High School with the assistance of Mr. Carl McConnell, was organized in 1954 to help improve our school, help other stu- dents, encourage high standards of honor, and to create respect and loyal support among fellow stu- dents. The Student Councils activities include spon- soring clean-up campaigns, placing a suggestion box in school for suggestions to improve our school, trying to create friendliness toward all students and many other things that will improve our school. The members of the Student Council are the presidents and vice presidents of each homeroom class. The officers of the Student Council are elected by the entire student body. The officers include the following: President from the Senior class, Vice president from the junior class, secretary from the sophomore class, and reporter from the freshman class. The first sponsor of the Student Council was Mr. Carl McConnell and the present one is Mr. Carter Collins. Student Council Project 54 Ninety Club The Ninety Club of Coeburn High School was organized in 1959 by our late Principal, Carl R. McConnell. Tobecome a member of this club one must have a 90 average on each subject at the end of each semester. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Linda Cornett— President, Mrs. Dotson— Sponsor, Dudley McCoy - Reporter, Mike Kilgore— Treasurer, Ginger McReynolds— Sec- retary, Kenneth Richardson— Vice President, Don Couch— Re porter. I must make 90 ! Bottom row, left to right: Jimmy Odle, Jimmy Jones, Paula Ramey, Delana Boone, Linda Boggs, Pat Stallard, Jina Coomer. Second row: Dudley McCoy, Dinah Evans, Sherry Lawson, Nancy Blevins, Kenneth Richardson, Ginger McReynolds, Linda Cornett, Don Couch, Mike Kilgore, Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Sharon Bright, Karen King. Third row: Clarence Smith, Edwin Dingus, Judy Reece, Faye Reece, Judy Mutter, Nancy Elkins, Lynda Robinette, Sue Beck, Helen Kiser, Patsy Odle, Sue Davis, Susie Lawson, Linda Akers, Pat Carpenter, Patsy Ringley, Marilyn Rose, Marcia Estes, Judy Sturgil, Brenda Fatoni. 55 Left to right, first row: Velma Harris, Ronnie Salyer, Frank Morgan, Edison Bevins, Danny Hall, Terrie Massey, George Powers, Sammy Arney, Frankie Lawson. Second Mr. Bruce Robinette, Sponsor, row: Kermit Culbertson, Gary Rutherford, Larry Holbrook, OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: George Powers— President, Sammy Arney— Reporter. Standing: Velma Harris— Secretary, Ronnie Salyer— Vice Pres- ident, Mr. Robinette— Sponsor, Frankie Lawson— Treasurer. Distributive Education The D.E. C.A. Club is organized in the high schools to give the students a chance to learn about retailing through two channels of the program. The first part is the classroom training where a student learns how to sell goods, and how to meet some problems encountered in the business world. The second part enables the student to apply his techniques of selling to his job. The outstanding purposes of this organization are to develop leadership, and high ethical standards in business, and to develop an appreciation of the in- fluence of the fine arts of business. It also creates in each member an abiding interest in his chosen occupation of the opportunity of contributing his share in worthy home and community membership. On Their Way To School 56 D. E. Convention Library Club The Library Club is a service club in which the members have a close contact with books, learn the principles of a library, and help other students in the library. Our sponsor, Mrs. Ray, has processed approximately 100 new books this year. There have been about 25 books donated. While Mrs. Ray was ill, we were very fortunate to have as our temporary librarian, Mrs. Colleen Bevins. For our social side, we have two annual parties, one at Christmas and one at the close of school. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Mrs. Amma Ray— Sponsor. Standing: Judy Cline— Reporter, Gloria Buchanan— Vice President, Lynda Robinette — President, Jerry Lou Litton— Secretary, Carol Jordan— Historian. Library Club Party Having a Good Time Seated: Judy Cline; Mrs. Amma Ray, Sponsor. Standing, left to right: Sue Davis; Faye Pope; Evelyn Estes; Gloria Buchanan; Carol Jordan; Lynda Robinette; Jerry Lou 57 Litton; Cecil McConnell; Mike Maine; Dudley McCoy; Nancy Elkins. Hi-Y OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Ronnie Salyer— Vice President, David Evans— President, Charles Rothwell— Treasurer. Standing: Edwin Dingus— Chaplain, Mr. Etheridge— Sponsor, James Sexton— Secretary. We Help Santa Claus The James N. Hillman Hi-Y club of Coeburn High School has as its purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity high standards of Christian Character. ' Our Hi-Y, along with the Tri-Hi-Y, has brought the school devotion each morning and has led in many of the Assembly programs. The Hi-Y helped the Tri-Hi-Y in sponsoring a drive to get food and toys at Christmas for those who were less fortunate. We put a Christmas tree in the main hall of the school where the student body placed the food and toys. Just before Christmas, the gifts were distributed to many families. The Hi-Y is hoping to send a few boys to the YMCA camp at Blue Ridge, North Carolina this summer. The main purpose of the camp is to offer leadership for incoming officers who help lead the Hi-Y clubs of America. Christmas Parade Seated: Edwin Dingus, Ronnie Salyer, David Evans, Charles Rothwell, James Sexton, Michael Kilgore, Mr. Richard Etheridge, Sponsor. Standing: Bill Hunsaker, 58 Gary Brown, Tom Powers, Larry Akers, Bruce Moretz, Roger Short, Doug Hubbard, John Hicks, Billy Stapleton, Don Couch, Jimmy Jones. First row: N. Elkins, A. Sexton, P. Carpenter, F. Lawson, M. Gilbert, L. Cornett, S. Lawson, L. Robinette, L. Stallard. Second row: H. Turner, D. Rossie, C. Corder, L. Marcus, D. Giffin, J. Reece, J. Cline, P. Bond, C. Odle, V. Harris. Third row: N. Blevins, J. Litton, S. Porter, M. Couch, Mrs. Rothwell, Sponsor; G. Mc- Reynolds, D. Evans, S. Lawson, C. Jordan, N. Skeens. Fourth row: S. Marshall, M. Adams, L. Skeens, R. Kilgore, S. Bright, M. Salyer, J. Ball, L. Bond, S. Salver, W. Short, S. Gollie, F. Pope, S. McConnell. Tri-Hi-Y The Carl R. McConnell Tri-Hi-Y was first organized at Coebum High School in 1956 under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Jessee. Since the club was first organized, it has become one of the most active clubs in our school. This year our sponsor is Mrs. Betty Rothwell and we h a v e 40 affiliated members. The Tri-Hi-Y is mainly a religious club, but its members have their light moments as well as their solemn ones. The Tri-Hi-Y entered a float in the Homecoming Parade that won first prize. Helen Turner, Lynda Robinette, Carol Jordan, and Mary Gilbert represented the club at the Model General Assembly in Richmond, Virginia. First Place Winner OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Helen Turner— Pre side nt, Mrs. Rothwell— Sponsor. Standing: Linda Marcus— Reporter, Rosemary Kilgore— Historian, Faye Pope— Secretary, Linda Cornett— Vice President, Dinah Evans— Chaplain, Pat Carpenter— Treasurer. Seated: G. Luther, D. Ray, P. Bond, D. Luther, D. Yeary, Cellan, K. Richardson, R. Smith, L. McReynolds, B. Hunsaker, J. Ball, S. Bise. Standing: Mr. Lawton W. Luther, L. Harris, H. Stallard, P. Hamilton. Addington, Sponsor; C. McConnell, D. Jones, M. Me- Safety Patrol OFFICERS AND SPONSOR First row: Linda Harris— Secretary-Lieutenant, Bill Hunsaker— Co-Captain, William Luther— Captain, Danny Hall— Lieutenant. Second row: Mr. Lawton Addington— Sponsor. The Safety Patrol of Coeburn High School is composed of 25 members, who perform their many duties faithfully. One of their main objectives is to prevent accidents and to insure the safety of their fellow students. They are on the job on the busses to and from school and on the busses to football and basketball games. They report students who use dangerous practices while traveling to and from school. They are also in charge of parking cars at ball games. The Safety Patrol of Coeburn High commands the respect and co-operation of the students and faculty of the school. They are faithful on the job during all kinds of weather and during every season. 60 Key Club The Key Club has had a very prosperous pro- gram. We have purchased a new banner, and other I supplies. A few of our projects this year were bake sales, car washes, selling programs at football games, setting aside parking areas for students and the faculty, raising and lowe ring the flag each day, dress up day every other week, a basketball game between Key Club members and the faculty, and other projects that have helped to benefit our school. On the first Sunday in March, we were the host club for the district election, and our program was referred to as the best inter-club program for the year. Our motto is We Build, and that is our aim for our school and our community. Hard At Work??? OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Ronnie Lawson— Vice President, Charles Reece— Presi- dent, Bruce Moretz— Secretary. Standing: Mr. Robinette— Sponsor, Alton Lawson— Treasurer. We Build ' Seated, left to right: B. Hunsaker; D. Evans; E. Cassell; R. Lawson; C. Reece; B. Moretz; A. Lawson; B. Hamm; Mr. Robinette, Sponsor; J. McCoy. Standing: G. Brown; 61 M. West; W. Harrison; J. Hicks; R. Holbrook; W. Corder; K. Lawson; A. McClellan; E. Bevins; T. Johnson; K. Richardson. Jefferson National Forest Forestry The Forestry Club is an organization composed of boys 16 years of age or older. Its responsibility is to help the Virginia Forestry Patrol in keeping the forests and woodland area of Virginia, green, and prosperous for wildlife. The club is on call twenty- four hours a day and its members take pride in their work and ability to KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN . First row: J. King, K. Castle, B. Renfro, J. Yorke, R. Stallard, W. Luther, D. Ray, J. Bond, T. Bright. Second row: A. Porter, R. Short, J. Hicks, R. Hagy, C. Rothwell, E. McConnell, W. Harrison, B. Hunsaker, 62 C. Reece. Third row: L. Holbrook, E. Buchanan, L. Akers, D. Hall, N. Stallard, R. Lawson, G. Brown, P. Nixon, W. Sutherland, T. Arnett. The Coeburn High School chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1956 with Clara Bell Eblem as president. It is almost twice as large as last year ' s club. Our chapter has participated in many activities such as serving the Lions Club, serving the D. E. Club, having bake sales, selling cookbooks, and having a dance. Bottom row, left to right: Large, M. Mullins, B. Mullins, Roop, Turner, Hicks, M. Buchanan, Harrison, Dotson, Crouch, Mrs. Salyers, sponsor. Second row: Salyer, Mutter, Mabrey, Lundy, S. Freeman, R. Freeman, Odle, Holbrook, Meade, Foster, Black, Coe, Smith. Last row: Castle, Osborne, Marshall, Cooper, C. Buchanan, L. Mullins, Kennedy, Creed, J. Reece, Powers, Giffin, F. Reece, Corder, Richardson, Fatony, McReynolds, Salyer. F.H.A. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR First row: Mrs. Opal Salyers— Sponsor, Gail Large— President, Peggy Harrison— Secretary. Second row: Janice Smith, Linda Third Place Winner Crouch, Carolyn Coe, Rebecca Freeman, Linda Mullins. F.H.A. Purposes 63 ' Natural Tunnel « Scott County, Virginia Hr , t « •• r ISMl K . v- 1 k %w, wj P| ■41 ' x pk2 JR ' Rp4, . p ' Tr. ,-aki KW £ if ’ Tgffi iijt 1 4 fcQ m ’-, ' ■ - • ' t i,‘J HU !!’’• i sP ' • ' • My.? 5v - ' . 4 � TvMK r;v. 4-H 4-H stands for Head, Hands, Heart, and Health. Our motto is To make the best better. The 4-H Club ofCoeburnHigh School is trying to achieve this goal. 4-H OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Evelyn Estes — President, Sherril Owens— Vice President. Standing: Wayne Hale— Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Buchanan— Reporter, Mr. Hansford Welch— Sponsor, Dennis Marshall — Songleader, Wilda Estes— Songleader. If spring comes, We shall be ready for it. 4-H CLUB First row: C. McConnell, J. Hicks, G. Brown, B. Hunsaker, R. Markham, C. Kilgore, J. Kilgore, Mr. Welch, Sponsor. Second row: B. Renfro, J. Rhodes, N. Cooper, G. Ayers, W. Estes, A. Sexton, N. Elkins, C. Corder, J. Cline. Third row: S. Owens, J. Culbertson, G. Adkins, N. Hall, D. Giffin, J. Reece, F. Reece, D. Rossie, D. Yeary, D. Ray. Fourth row: D. Marshall, F. Clay, D. Sexton, L. Skeens, S. McConnell, W. Smith, D. Jones, J. Rose, C. Corder, W. Hale. 65 Latin Club The Latin Club is composed of students taking first or second year Latin and those who have com- pleted two years of Latin. The colors are silver and orchid; the motto, Labor omnia vincit (Work conquers everything). The members of the Latin Club have voted to have an annual Mardi Gras Party. Marlyn Rose, as a Dutch Girl and Gary Brown as a motorcycle policeman, won first prize at this year ' s party. The Club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade which won second prize. The sale of candy was the chief money making project for the year. President. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Joy Jones— Vice President, Jimmy McCoy— President, Linda Aker— Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Mike West— Alt. Vice President, Mrs. Lila Johnson— Sponsor, John Hicks— Alt. First row: J. McCoy, M. Salyer , P. Noonchester, G. Adkins, M. Estes, K. Large, S. Bright, P. Ramey, V. Powers, D. Wilson, D. McCoy, D. Couch, A. Rich- ardson, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. Second row: G. Brown, P. McReynolds, J. Salyer, M. Kennedy, D. Evans, A. Bell, P. Nichols, L. Wall, G. McReynolds, M. West, R. Domby, J. Hicks, C. Smith, E. Dingus. Third row: K. Lawson, D. Esterling, P. Stallard, E. Adkins, B. Fatony, M. Rose, J. Jones, S. Bell, D. Birchfield, N. Elkins, N. Skeens, S. McConnell, L. Skeens, B. O ' Dell, M. Kilgore. Fourth row: B. Hunsaker, D. Ring ley, M. Edwards, J. Nixon, H. Stallard, B. Hamm, J. Yeary, L. Akers, S. L a w s o n, L. Cornett, L. Robinette, K. Richardson, D. Hamilton, T. Johnson, E. Sexton, B. Helbert,A. Lawson, G. Tickles, E. Trent, J. Sexton. 66 First row, left to right: W. Hicks, P. Noonchester, L. Boggs, J. Strugil, B. Greear, D. Trent, J. Hall, D. Massie, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor; M. Maine, L. Flannery, B. Renfro, J. Cline, D. Ray. Second row: E. Bryant, L. Bond, L. Bevins, L. Bond, C. Corder, L. Patterson, J. Mutter, L. Harvey, M. Kean, B. Hale, D. Yeary, J. Kilgore, K. Powers. Third row: B. Mullins, M. Mullins, C. Marshall, L. Robinette, L. Cornett, J. Hicks, B. Mullins, R. Short, R. Bright, D. Hale, R. Nixon, M. Burke. Fourth row: L. Dingus, E. Hensley, J. Hicks, J. Ball, K. King, L. Jordon, G. Hilton, K. Powers, R. Baker, W. Corder, J. Rhodes, R. McClellan, A. Tucker, J. Palmer. French Club The French Club of Coeburn High School was reorganized in 1956. It is a club, whose main pur- 1 pose is to encourage the learning of foreign lan- guages. The official name of the French Club is Le Circle Francais. Its song is La Marseillaise, and the flower is La fleur-de-lis. The French Club is made up of the students taking French I and French II and also those students who have taken both French I and French II. First year French is taught by Mrs. Lila Johnson and second year by Miss Etta Hillman. We wish to thank Mrs. Johnson, our sponsor, for everything she has done for us. 1963 Mardi Gras FRENCH OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to right: Judy Sturgill— Co-Reporter, Delana Boone— Presi- dent, Brenda Greear— Vice President. Second row: Roger Short— Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Boggs— Co-Reporter, Mrs. Johnson— Sponsor. Debating Seated: N. Blevins, R. Lawson, H. Turner, P. Carpenter, N. Elkins, M. Clark, J. Odle, D. Rose, E. Dingus, Mr. Meade, Sponsor; M. Gilbert. Standing: M. Kilgore, G. McReynolds, G. Adkins, L. Robinette, N. Elkins. S. Sands, J. Litton, B. Moretz, C. Rothwell, A. Sexton, Debating Officers OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Seated: Helen Turner- -Vice President, Ronnie Lawson— President, Pat Carpenter — Secretary. Standing: Mr. Billy Meade— Sponsor. Our Forensic Group had a very suc- cessful year. The One Act Play won a superior rating at the Forensic Meet at Appalachia. Dinah Evans won an award for best actress. Linda Cornett placed third in the Debating Group. Prose and Poetry won a second place rating with Edwin Dingus as the reader. Prose and Poetry Reading Seated Edwin Dingus, Faye Pope, Linda Wall. Standing: Mrs. Dorothy Quillin— Sponsor. 68 One Act Play Officers OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: Mary Gilbert— Secretary-Treas- urer, Sharon Bright— Vice President, Billy Hunsaker— President, Cathy Still— Reporter. Standing: Mrs. Lila Johnson, Mrs. Unita Odle, Sponsors. Scene from The Red Key Public Speaking Seated: Billy Stapleton; Mr. James Pate, Sponsor; Carol Jordan. Standing left to right: Donnie Rose; Dennis Yeary; William Collins; Sheril Owens Roger Seavers; Mike Clark; Edwin Dingus; Rex Strong; Linda Cornett Tom Bright; Lynda Robinette; Helen Turner. One Act Play Firstrow:J. McCoy; D. Yeary; D. Ray; J. Hicks; B. Renfro. Second row: N. Stallard; G. Brown; V. Powers; J. Cline; M. Gilbert; S. Bright; B. Hunsaker; C. Still; C. Mabrey; S. Lawson; Mrs. Unita Odle, and Mrs. Lila Johnson, Sponsors. Third row: J. Yeary; B. Hamm; M. West; S. Johnson; D„ Giffin; L. Marcus; D. Hamilton; L. Lawson; B. Helbert; B. Stapleton; J. Jones; M. Rose; G. Mc- Reynolds; H. Kiser; D. Evans; R. Holbrook; B. Moretz. 69 Coeburn High School Band First row: S. Hubbard; B. Richardson; S. Sands; E. Large; N. Skeens; L. Freeman; P. Stallard; B. Dotson; C. Meade; S. Dingus; D. Bailey; B. Fatony; R. Ringley; S. Bright. Second row: L. Patterson; Mr. Lawes, Director; B. Mullins; P. Bell; H. Stallard; L. Bevins; S. Meade; L. Wall; R. Dykes; D. Boone; J. Boggs; M. O ' Dell; L. Bond; W. Estes; L. Marcus. Third row: K. Still; D. Jones; L. Roop; L. Skeens; S. McConnell; D. Giffin; J. Rhodes; J. King; R. Mullins; D. Easterling; B. Birchfield; J. Fugate; F. McConnell; E. Adkins; D. Mills; F. Kilgore. Kneeling: Head Majorette, Sheila Hubbard. Left to right: Sharon Bright, Kathy Still, Faye Kilgore, Linda Marcus, Lynn Patterson. Majorettes Marching Band 71 1 Jj 1 1 k BUTCH GOODNOUGH End TERRY ARNETTE Halfback RUSSELL BAKER End ' First Team All District Offensive End CHARLES BUCHANAN Tackle First Team All District Defensive Offensive Tackle JOHNNY YORKE Center GARY BROWN Tackle SCHEDULE . WOODY SUTHERLAND! Tackle A ELY TRENT ( Guard ‘ ALTON LAWSON Guard |fl GARY HILTON I Guard J RONNIE LAWSON Center BOBBY CALDWELL! Center [f DENNY LAW SOI F| Halfback ROGER McCOY End PHILIP NIXON Guard Foot JAMES BOND Halfback First Team All District Defensive Guard Second Team All District Offensive Halfback BOBBY ELKINS Fullback Leading Scorer WAYNE CORDER Guard Second Team All District Defensive and Offensive Linebacker ' BUTCH HELBERT Halfback FRANK LINKOUS Tackle WILLARt LARRY JORDAN Fullback a ROGER LARGE V; Halfback 5ANNY HALE Halfback EARL BUCHANAN Halfback ANTHONY WILLIS . Quarterback ROY NIXON, i WAYNE HAR1 BLAINE HAI£ i Halfback RONNIE LAW! Center JAMES SEXTON Quarterback DOUG HUBBARD Guard Junior Varsity Football F- ' flk ffuR is nJmjI ff Mf First row, left to right: S. Owens, W. Porter, D. Carty M. Clark, G. Rowland, R. Markham, S. Vance, L. Adkins Second row: A. Willis, D. Fannon, R. Odle, B. Hale W. Stout, L. Ritchie, F. Clay, A. Couch, D. Yeary C. Kilgore. Third row: B. Goodnough, K. Kennedy, C. Bell, B. Caldwell, H. Thompson, M. Burke, E. Markham, C. Odle, L. Jordan, J. D. Hensley, L. McReynoIds, Coach Dough Kern. Junior Varsity Basketball Left to right: D. Couch, C. Carty, M. Burke, A. Couch, T. Thacker, D. Fannon, D. McGlothlin, J. Fannon, M. Goodnough, B. Hall, B. Hale, F. McConnell, D. Marshall. Kneeling: Coach John Hall and Jackie Smith. 76 Cheerleaders Bottom, left to right: Charlotte Odle, Sherry Lawson— Holbrook, Brenda Greear, Gaye McReynolds, Melanie Captain, Helen Turner. Top row: Dinah Evans, Rita Baker. Track Team First row: F. Clay, C. Kilgore, E. Cassell, B. Hale, R. Domby, D. Fannon, E. Trent, J. Brickey. Second row: S. Reed, J. Sexton, M. Burke, W. Corder, C. Reece, K. Lawson, L. Helbert, E. Dingus, M. Clark, Coach John Hall. Third row: D. Marshall, E. McFaddin, A. Willis, B. Moretz, G. Davis, G. Brown. Fourth row: J. Bond, B. Renfro, D. Dingus, J. Rose, F. Linkous, H. Adkins, J. Yorke. 77 RUSSELL BAKER Center First Team All District ’BUTCH HELBERT Forward RONNIE LAWSON Guard 1®: Basket i m iRSITY 62-63 Appalachia Norton St. Charles Appalachia Pennington Jonesville Pound Wise Pound ' Wife - . ' - . Powell Valley Gate City Eryingtond- - Clintwood ; Powell Va ey ' - DOUG KERN Coach CHARLES REECE Guard EUGENE CASTLE WAYNE HARRISON Managers ROGER DOMBY Forward EDDIE McFADDIN Guard Baseball First row: D. Hale, B. Hale, A. Tucker, D. Ray, D. Marshall, Coach Don Newberry. Third row: B. Moretz, R. Bright, B. Boggs, R. Short. Second row: W. Harrison, L. Helbert, L. Jordan, A. Willis, E. Markham, G. Tickles, M. Good- J. Hayes, K. Powers, W. Brumitt, C. Reece, F. Large, nough, B. Renfro. J-V Cheerleaders Kneeling: Sue Hall, Paula Ramey. Standing: Jeanette Odle, Linda Stallard, Gayle Davis, Freda Sutherland, Margaret Holbrook, Sharon Meade. CHARLES REECE SHERRY LAWSON Senior These seniors were nominated by the members of the class and elected by the faculty. NANCY BLEVINS KENNY POWERS Superlatives They were elected on the basis of character, scholar- ship, and leadership. LINDA CORNETT EDISON BEVINS ALTON LAWSON PATSY RINGLEY Snow Queen and Court Carnival Kings and Queens Bobbie O ' Dell, Vickie Powers, Queen Nina Elkins, Gloria Sue Buchanan. Pircf A ficc rnpKn rn Hicrl Seated: Jacqueline Counts, Smith Slayer. Standing: Carolyn Holbrook, Clinton Hawkins, Jr. Homecoming Queen Queen and Court Co-Captain Donnie Baker, Queen Frankie Lawson, Escort Larry Jordan. First row: Amy Sexton, Queen Frankie Lawson, Kay Buchanan. Second row: Frances Meade, Dorothy Dotson, Faye Reece, Velma Harris. 84 Dog Winners High Salemen Coeburn From The Hill Inside Governor’s Mansion Magazine sale dog winners: High Magazine K. Meade, N. Blevins, J. Cline, Salesmen: J. Litton, L. Robinette, L. Harris. J. Litton, C. Jordan Waiting For The The Governor’s Mansion Governor’s Autograph Coeburn from high school hill Lifetime Membership in The PTA Dining room in the Governor ' s Mansion 3 “Ole” Timers The Governor ' s Mansion in Richmond, Virginia Lynda Robinette waits for Governor Harrison ' s auto- graph at Model General Assembly. Miss Ella Burton gets pinned for life-time membership in the P.T.A. Miss Etta Hillman, Mrs. A mm a Ray, Mrs. Kate Crawford For Service Well Rendered Presented TV Congratulations Dr. Kelly Dr. J. J. Kelly receives plaque. Dr. Kelly says THANK YOU. Dr. Kelly is congratulated by his many friends. Main Street Coeburn Norton’s Front Street Coeburn Under Water An average day in Coeburn Shopping District in Norton The March flood covers the streets in Coeburn. 85 Com mencemen t Baccalaureate SENIOR VESPER SERVICE PROCESSIONAL . Dinah Evan SCRIPTURE Rev. Charles S. Raff Pastor, Coeburn Presbyterian Church, Ooeburn, Virginia PRAYER Rev. Lewis Draper Pastor, First Baptist Church, Coeburn, Virginia ANNOUNCEMENTS “I’LL WALK WITH GOD” Nicholas Brodsky (f rom “The Student Prince”) Mr. Richard Etheridge, Member of Coeburn High School Faculty SERMON Rev. C. Elmer Strait Pastor, Coeburn Methodist Church, Coeburn, Virginia RECESSIONAL Dinah Evans Graduation PROCESSIONAL — Coeburn High School Band SCRIPTURE READING Helen Turner PRAYER Father Haggerty “ SOU’LL NEVER W ALK ALONE” Rogers Mrs. Donna Etheridge SALUTATORY ADDRESS Linda Cornett STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS Linda Robinette CLASS PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS Charles Reece SPECIAL AWARDS Mr. J. Earl Hilton Member, Wise County School Board PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr. B. J. Dotson, Principal Mr. Hansford Welch, Assistant Principal VALEDICTORY ADDRESS Patsy Ringley RECESSIONAL Coehum High School Band Valedictorian Salutatorian S t u d e n t s PATSY RINGLEY 86 1963 % 3 l On the way Arriving Special Awards Latin I— Roger Domby, Girls ' Physical Education— Susie Lawson, Ninth Grade Science— Don Couch and Marcia Estes, Outstanding in Baseball— Kenny Powers, Boys ' Physical Education— Kenny Lawson, Home Economics— Janet Ritchie, Key Club Award— Alton Lawson, Eighth Grade English— Delmer Wilson, Eleventh Grade English— Susie Lawson, Ninth Grade English— Michael Kilgore, English (4 years)— Patsy Ringley, Band— Doug Mills, French I— Linda Cornett, French II— Linda Boggs, Basket- ball— Russell Baker, Chemistry— Dinah Evans, Track— James Bond, Public Speaking— Edwin Dingus, Typewriting I— Sue Beck, Mathematics— Edison Bevins, Outstanding Athlete— Charles Reece, Bookkeeping— Virginia Ward, Eleventh Grade History— Franja Marshall Rose, Dramat- ics— Dinah Evans, Latin II— Linda Aker, Librarian— Lynda Robinette, Football— Ronnie Lawson, Biology— Eddie McFaddin, Commercial— Virginia Ward, D.A.R. Citizen- ship— Linda Cornett, Valedictorian— Patsy Ringley, Sa- lutatorian— Linda Cornett. LINDA CORNETT CHARLES REECE LYNDA ROBINETTE 87 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1962-1963 Clinchfield Coal Company Dante, Virginia 90 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1962-1963 Virginia Iron, Coal Coke Company Roanoke, Virginia 91 Erwin Supply Co. Distributors — Wholesale Only MINE AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES YOU CALL — WE HAUL (Toll Chg) CLINCHO-2311 McCLURE, VA. “A Health Food” ICE CREAM MILK PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED Big Stone Gap, Virginia 92 CLINCH HAVEN FARMS, INC Producers and Distributors of Grade A Milk and Milk Products Breeders of Registered Holstein - Friesian Cattle Route 1, Big Stone Gap, V irginia 93 It Has Been a Pleasure Working With You Burchette Studio COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Telephone 341 Norton, Virginia KENNEDY ' S PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES ' You save a little on everything you buy ' 94 HARCCMJKT 1 Sk €©« INCORPORATED LOUISVILLE, KY. U. S.A. mu achiring (Sngraders an) (Jewelers. School and College Staiioriejp Christinas Cards. Qd ecldiriy Sirt ntcvtioris , Sine (Social and Business St a It on eriS 95 THE COALFIELD PROGRESS NORTON’S ONLY - WISE COUNTY’S LARGEST - NEWSPAPER First in Circulation First in Reader Interest First in Advertising Results LAMBERT ' S PHARMACY In Business for Your Health ” Phone EX 5-2281 Coeburn, Virginia I HERFF-JONES CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS MEDALS TROPHIES AWARDS CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS See PORTER ' S BARBER SHOP For The best haircuts in Town L B GARAGE Coeburn, Virginia Phone EX 5-2170 KEMBLE-COCHRAN COMPANY Established 1907 Booksellers Stationers Engravers, Office Outfitters Bristol, Virainia PAY-LESS SUPER MARKET Where You Pay - Less and Get More Coeburn, Virginia We Give S and H Green Stamps 96 COEBURN PRODUCE COMPANY Lacey E. Fuller, Owner THE FARMER ' S EXCHANGE BANK Coeburn, Virginia Organized June 2, 1913 Nickelsville, Virginia Metals - Wool - Hides - Ginseng Serving Coeburn and Vicinity Since July 1, 1935 Phone EX 5-3921 COEBURN, VA. Member Federal Reserve System and F.D.I.C. MARSHALL ' S DEP ' T STORE (jjjjBfo Vicky Vaughn-Bobbi Brooks ToniTodd Sportswear We Give S H Green Stamps COEBURN EX 5-3111 Phone EX 5-3201 Coeburn, Va. NORTON ST. PAUL Phone 500 Phone RO 2-8191 LONE STAR KILGORE GROCERY SERVICE STATION Charles F. Beverly COMPANY Texaco Gas and Oils Firestone Tires and Accessories Wholesale Grocers Phone EX 5-3271 Since 1927 Coeburn, Virginia Dial EX 5-2241 Coeburn, Va. |§§|§§|i|| n[ ESSE m Whatever the occasion: | mm 97 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Your School Friend WANTED . . . Immediately for OPPORTUNITIES kl ACCOUNTING • SECRETARIAL at low rates, easy terms, Individual help and free placement. Investigate now — save money — pay later. If you cannot go to a four year college THEN— come to the NATIONAL . . . where futures are formed. GET FACTS . . . WRITE IN, CALL IN OR COME IN National Business College COEBURN ESSO STATION Clinton W. Hawki ns Sales Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone EX 5-3281 Coeburn ADDINGTON CHEVROLET CO. CHE VROLET Phones EX 5-2411 or EX 5-2161 Coeburn, Virginia UNION COLLEGE Founded 1879 Forty students from Virginia Liberal arts with emphasis in business, teacher education, science and preprofessional programs A long-time favorite at Coeburn Write: Director of Col lege Relations Compliments PAULEY MUSIC CO. YOUR SELMER DEALER Phone EX 5-3251 Coeburn, Va. COEBURN LUMBER and SUPPLY COMPANY One Board or a Trainload Phone EX 5-2313 REST HAVEN HOME Ethel G. Hensley Box 85 Phone EX 5-3101 Coeburn, Va. BANNER ' S ESSO STATION RO 2-6112 ST. PAUL ESSO STATION St. Paul, Virginia RO 2-7034 Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Stanley G. Banner 98 RICHMOND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED Home Office: 603 West Grace Street Richmond, Virginia 1306 SPRUCE STREET • JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE COEBURN AUTOMOTIVE Wholesale Auto Parts and Accessories At Three-Way Phone EX 5-3912 FRANK ' S FOOD COMPANY Institutional Wholesale Grocers 117 Cumberland Street P. O. Box 425 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE 3-Woy Restaurant and Motel Dining Room Fine Southern Cooked Foods Hot Water Heat, Modern Aerofoam Mattresses Coeburn, Virginia Phone EX 5-3311 BRIGHT AND JESSEE GARAGE MOUNTAIN EMPIRE POST 8652 AND SERVICE STATION VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Official Inspection Station OF THE UNITED STATES GORDON R. BRIGHT, Owner AND LADIES AUXILIARY Phone EX 5-2414 Coeburn Coeburn, Virginia VIRGINIA WHOLESALE CO. Appalachia, Virginia APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE 613 Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee Hale Brothers MORRISTOWN, TENN. ESTES FUNERAL HOME Pocahontas Fancy Institutional Coeburn, Virginia Canned Foods CHOW Florida Citrus Phone No. EX 5-2441 Norton Appliance Co. BUCHANAN FURNITURE CO. ART SMITH YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Furniture of Distinction NORTON, VIRGINIA Coeburn, Virginia Phone RO 2-2551 PORTER AUTO SALES, INC. Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Chevrolet Willys St. Paul, Virginia DrPepper DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Coeburn, Virginia STEVE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE NEW COEBURN 5$ 10$ AND MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Coeburn Phone EX 5-3154 Virginia NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 142 East Street, Coeburn, Virginia PHONE EX 5-2291 Covering Wise, Lee, and Scott Counties WISE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Norton, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE R. H. CARICO Coeburn, Virginia Phone EX 5-2481 Phones RO 2-8331 or 2-6861 PARAMOUNT DRY CLEANERS St. Paul Builders Supply Co., Inc. MFG. OF CEMENT AND CINDER BLOCKS Coeburn, Virginia LUMBER BUILDERS MATERIAL TERMS: 30 Days Net ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA COEBURN BUS TERMINAL ROYAL DRY CLEANERS Jean Vicars, Manager Phone EX 5-9970 Coeburn, Virginia Norton Virginia NORTON FLORAL CO., I NC. CITY FOOD MARKET Horsman ' s Home Grown Flowers Coeburn, Virginia Telephone: Norton 280— St. Paul 3891 Don ' t Forget to Call Home HOME HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. Phone 270 Norton, Virginia COEBURN FLORAL Coeburn ' s Only Flower Shop Flowers Will Say It Better Phone EX 5-2223 Coeburn, Va. COEBURN GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Merchandisers Phone EX 5-2131 NEAL ' S JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds Guaranteed Watch Repairing Coeburn, Virginia 100 540 Kentucky Ave. Telephone 798 EASTERN GAS CORPORATION Norton, Virginia FERN ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND FOWLER ' S BARBER SHOP Coeburn, Va. Phone EX 5-3100 ELKINS GROCERY Tacoma, Virginia THE RILO Cool Shakes, Excellent Sundaes, Delicious Custard, Banana Splits , and Good Ice Cream. ELMER DONELSON ; Coeburn, Virginia DOTSON AVIATION CORPORATION Wise, Va. Charter Flights - Light Freight Service Student Instruction Pleasure Rides TODD ' S DRIVE IN featuring Foot Long Hot Dogs j Whatta-Burgers West End Coeburn QUESENBERRY ' S REXALL STORE Your Patronage is Appreciated Make Our Store Your Store Dial EX 5-3123 Coeburn, Va. Burke’s Used Cars Coeburn, Va. PEOPLE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE AND RACKET STORE The store where your dollars buy more. 11 Phone EX 5-3991 Coeburn, Va. PHILLIPS 66 Coeburn, Virginia Phone EX 5-9969 For Better Movies Visit COEBURN AND POUND THEATRES ADDINGTON GROCERY General Merchandise Select Groceries - Choice Meats Coeburn, Virginia RAY ' S BARBER COLLEGE AND SHOE SHOP 560 Park Avenue Norton, Va. LAWSON ' S MARKET See Lawson ' s Market for all your needs . Phone EX 5-2373 GILES USED CAR LOT, INC. AND GILES GROCERY EX 5-3329 Coeburn, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS ; Saint Paul, Virginia 101 HOME LUMBER SUPER SERVICE GARAGE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 34 Norton, Va. Coeburn, Virginia Pontiac - GMC - Willys - Vauxhall Phone EX 5-3981 Sales and Service COUNTRY BOY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat Big Stone Gap, Virginia CRANES NEST STORE Phone EX 5-3141 Cranes Nest, Virginia FUNK ' S ESSO STATION LAWSON ' S 3- WAY SINCLAIR EX 5-9978 SERVICE STATION Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia ODLE ' S USED CARS 24 Hour Wrecker Service and Used Parts Dial EXport 5-2201 COEBURN ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Electrical Contractors Wiring, Light and Power Installation Box 246 Coeburn, Virginia WISE MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Manufacturers of Custom Built Machinery Located on Route 646 Phone 4471 Wise, Virginia WISE COUNTY BOWLING CENTER Wise, Virginia Beat Nor Hi STONE AND MADDOX Distributors Gulf Products Phone 1 7 Big Stone Gap, Virginia SAINT PAUL NATIONAL BANK GREEVER MOTOR SALES, INC . §§jf Saint Paul , Virginia Telephone 572 Park Avenue at Sixth St. Norton, Virginia 102 Coeburn Community Library Ldne ' scme Pins Regional Coeburn, Virginia rmm ■ SSI! ® wj L i Hfe ii 1? Wmw V (V “ SSi i (IP ’1 i |l| £ «H '