Corbin High School - Redhound Yearbook (Corbin, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1968 volume:

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In a bruising defensive performance, the Corbin Redhounds lost their first regular season game since 1965 at Pineville by an extra point, 7-6. Ken Mobley scored the lone Corbin touchdown from 13 yds. out, two plays after Tommy Drig- gers had sprinted 55 yds. to set up the TD. The extra point failed and proved to be the decisive factor of the ballgame. More cats give the redhounds headaches . . . The Corbin Redhounds gracefully took a 6-0 lead early in the first quarter over Evarts only to see the Wildcats bounce back by dominating the rest of the game and win l9-6. Jim Ed Wild- er scored on a keeper from the l yd. line for the only Corbin tally. From then on it was Evarts' ballgame. Not to mention afew slings from middlesboro The visiting Middlesboro Yellow Jackets completely over- powered the Corbin Redhounds 24-7 and practically de- stroyed any Redhound hopes of a class AA play-off. Corbin's only score came at the end of the game when a beautiful Wilder pass was deflected into the arms of Dewayne Leigh. Leigh made a fantastic catch with two defenders all over him at the goal line. Dennis Witt carried the ball for the extra point. 2l Q A bunny hunt at som ersel proves successful After three losses in a row, the Corbin Redhounds got back in the victor column with a win over the Somerset Briar Jumpers, 19-13. Dennis Witt was the hero of the ballgame, scoring two touchdowns and gaining 142 yds. in 19 carries. Ken Mobley was there to get the extra yardage when it was needed. Mobley scored one of Corbin's three touchdowns in the third period. Corbin came from behind and tied the ball game 13-13, before scor- ing the decisive TD in the fourth quarter. The green dragons become the sla yer, not the slayed. Using the second effort system, the Harlan Green Dragons pulled a mild upset over the Cor- bin Redhounds 19-7. The Aerial attack of Harlan in the second half led to the Redhound's downfall. Corbin led at half time 7-6. Dennis Witt, Corbin's winged-footed Senior half-back, scored the only Redhound touchdown on a thirty-three yd. dash. Bill Hammons kicked the extra point. if Cawood becomes an easy victim for the new redhounds. The Corbin Redhounds unveiled a nnew looki' olfense that resulted in a most con- vincing 26-7 victory over the Cawood Trojans. Eric Burgan led the offensive attack by scoring the first three Corbin touchdowns. Mike Musick scored the final Redhound TD with a 27 yd. pass from Jim Ed Wilder on a tackle elgible play. Wilder had one of his better nights, completing five of eleven passes for 136 yds. and a touchdown. Dennis Witt played a big part in setting up the Redhound scores. 1 1 f,:1m 1 fm:-masaufmfnnag-1:11. . W -,arf 1? 345 I K US 522 mg . ' ff an ax w 'f4 1 H if Q2 in 3 RH, 535, E 95349 QQRBIJ BBB: if fi W Q ws 5 si 2 E l 5 is n if Q ff. 5 GRB! GRB, Eg QQREI GRB! E 538 A r 5 i 5 Q We . in l . :: l :Ae,.!!'! .i!J!!w!FflFl1M'!!i!2- A '5 w. . Q! aww pun' T' Ah . . . that sweet, sweet taste of victory. The Corbin Redhounds, scoring 2 touchdowns within 33 seconds, outlasted the Whitley Co. Colonels, I4-0, in a bruising fight to the finish. With a l:20 left to play, Jim Ed Wilder plunged from the l yd. line to break the scoreless tie. Bill Hammons kicked a beautiful extra point. Ken Mobley proved to be the power house dur- ing that touchdown drive. On the ensuing kickoff, Whitley County took the ball with 47 seconds left. On the first play after the kick- off the Colonel quarter-back fired a pass right into the hands of Randy Wilson. Randy scampered 60 yds. for the score. Hammons again kicked a perfect extra point. Corbin 28. . . Cumberland 13. With four touchdowns in the first half, the Cor- bin Redhounds scored an easy victory over win- less Cumberland 28Ml3. Ken Mobley led the Redhounds with 2 touchdowns. His first TD accounted for seventy yds. Jim Ed Wilder and sophomore full-back David Meadors scored Corbin's two other TD's. Wilderis touchdown was a 32 yd. scamper. Bill Hammons kicked three extra points, with Greg Lewis taking a Randy Wilson pass for the e.p. 26 Redhounds ena' football season with two losses In a game that surprised a large homecoming crowd, the Corbin Redhounds were edged by the Bryan Station Defenders 7-6. The famed Bryan Station olTense kept fizzling out for near- ly three periods against a fired up Corbin de- fense. Corbin's only touchdown came in the first period. A faulty triple reverse play was taken advantage of by the Redhound quarter- back, Jim Ed Wilder. Wilder fled to the side lines, cut back twice and then zig-zagged down mid field sixty-four yds. for a touchdown. The extra point attempt was wide. The Defenders marched ninety yds. for their score late in the third quarter. The extra point was good and Corbin's upset had been spoiled. The Corbin Redhounds, playing in a sea of mud, lost their final game of the season to the Knox Central Panthers 7-0. The Panthers scored on their ninth of- fensive play of the game. The Redhounds played ball controlled tactics from then on but could not muster up a drive for a score. The coaches CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN CORBIN WILLIAMSBURG . PINEVILLE ....,. EVARTS ..,..... MIDDLESBORO .. SOMERSET ,..... HARLAN ....... CAWOOD ........ WHITLEY CO ..., CUMBERLAND . BRYAN STATION . KNOX CENTRAL . 0 7 I9 24 13 19 7 O l3 7 7 Freshman coach Head coach Asst. coach Vernon Wila'erJr. Ha! Lockhart Mike Rohde ts F oolba!! The 196 7 -68 Corbin rea'houna's ERIC BURGAN IJ 5 KENNY MOBLEY RON CURRY 52, F1 R N N TOMMY COX JOE BUTCH WHITE SCOTTY FAULKNER RAY JONES I I ,Y fvgl f, , '4fZ11i4?'l1 4 ,.,. A 5f,gfif4f1,: , 4 RANDY WILSON .IIM ED WILDER FREDDY BENNETT DAVID MEADORS IM' N FRANK CURRY DAVID PETERS JOSH CRABTREE 'Wu . JPN' JEFF FIORITA GARY MCDAINELS PHILLIP MAJORS 19 gugawgai 1 we ' 1 I , ' ' ' 'H'- I 44 ax: DAVID SKEENS Q. igig E . F TOMMY PEASE Rf. ' .0-vfkfv 4- .nu ,. tgiggfmkti gr -44 W L. ul 4 I , NM hw ,f I . ,ra MIKE COBB MIKE MUSICK DOUG HAMLIN ' Wf.' s gk w i , H-1 :V 'Qs ' .,,f A 55' . 4 ,,.-. ,E I , ' I TIP ED COBB MIKE KERSEY DEWAYNE LEIGH ,it 1 Z 1 ,Ulf qs, DANNY HALL GREG LEWIS JIM MALO.NE DAVID ASHLEY EDDIE REASOR BILL HAMMONS Corbin 's stale wrestlers Gene Leigh, president ofthe Cor- bin Redhound Athletic Boosters Club is shown presenting Corbin High School principal Louie Mar- tin with a check for 51,045 to be used in the local basketball pro' gram. The same club donated over one thousand dollars to the football program. 196 -68 Wrestling redhounds X-.abr Redhounds start basketball of with cz bang. With the beginning of the bas- ketball season, the Corbin Red- hound's future looked bright. Out of the first seven ballgames, the Hounds put five in the victory column. London and Williams- burg became the first victims. Corbin beat London 68-64 and Williamsburg 108-47. Both games were at home. The first loss at Pineville saw the Moun- tain Lions beat Corbin 86e73. The Redhounds came back from Somerset with a 75-65 victory, but the long journey to Alcoa was in vain. Corbin lost in the 1293 frnal minutes 61-58. The next two games were victories for the Redhounds. The home fans saw the impressive Redhounds over Whitley Co. 71-57. Three days later Jackson Co. fell to the Cor- bin live 83-70. 'RBI Q ,Xi Losejive in a row. . . Corbin 'S victory march is stopped cola' at the cz.z'.Z. Although they won five of their first seven games, the Redhounds could not use this record to predict their future. Their next five games were with some of the best teams in the state. There was no hope at Ashland, as the Tomcats downed Corbin 101-59. In this game Corbin was completely outclassed. The next four games were also disappointing. The Redhounds lost to Hazel Green, Clay County, London, and Boone County. In these four games Corbin would keep pace with their opponent until late in the third quarter, and then they would seem to tire. This is the way the rest of the season went. Out of their last twelve games, the Redhounds won four. The losses came from Clay County, Bell County, Middlesboro, Harlan, Lily, Whitley County, and two from Bar- bourville. Lynn Camp, Knox Central, Cawood, and Williamsburg fell to Corbin for the Redhounds Hnal regular season wins. The Knox Central game, which Corbin won 80-69, was very impres- sive. If Corbin could have played the whole year like they played the Panthers that night, then the season would have been a success. lu Corbin lakes secondplace in 50th a'z'strict After their disappointing regular season, the Corbin Redhounds headed for Williamsburg and the 50th District Tournament. The first game proved to be not too difficult as the Redhounds beat Williamsburg 75-39. The second game with Lynn Camp saw Corbin down the Wildcats 75-61. In the tournament finals Corbin played arch rival Knox Central. Corbin had beaten the Panthers earlier in the season, but they took revenge and won the 50th District trophy by a score of 61-59. The following Wednesday the Red- hounds journeyed to Cawood to play Bell County in the 13th Re- gional Tournament. The game was simple. Bell County was hot and Corbin was cold. The final score was Bell County 97, Corbin 84. Thus came an end to the basketball season. The coaches Assistant coach... JOHN FLETCHER Ifead c0ach.q BILL SMITH Jerry Martin Bill Broome Marshall Wages Charles Vermillion Jim Ed Wilder Bill lllammons , i g-WW -6 413- .. Eddie Harris Randy Wilson Eddie Reasor A M Steve Gover Dennis Martin Max COX Basketball . . . THE 1967-68 CORBIN R E D H O U N D S 1968 recllzaancl baseball team fi!!-,',,,..f-' Vernon Wilder. . . coach 1968 b0y's track team Mike Rhode coach B0y's track I Q In tribute to Dewayne Leigh, a very active and dedicated junior at C.H.S. This boy spent his school years supporting his school and his team in every possible aspect, and for this he will long be remembered by the students of Corbin High School. Sounds ofsuccess ,lk THE VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN OF THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS ARE SUSAN CAMPBELL AND JERRY SCALF. JERRY SCALF, SALUTATO- RIAN, PRESENTED THE SPEECH HHIGHWAYS OF THE FUTURE. THE VALEDICTORINAN OF THE CLASS SUSAN CAMP- BELL, GAVE THE TALK HHIGHWAYS TO HAPPI- NESS. HHIGHWAYS OF THE PAST WAS GIVEN BY DONNA NA- DINE SMITH, NHIGHWAYS OF THE PRESENT WAS PRE- SENTED BY MIKE MUSICK, PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL. Miss C.H.S. Donna Faye Smith DONNA TAKES A SNOOZE! DONNA AND MIKE LEAVING CORONATION CEREMONY. Mr. C.H.S JEALOUS, MIKE? MIKE KERSEY DRINK MUCH? BEVERLY PONDERS . .. 'K , - X ,f an ,... PAUSES... 1968 football quee Beverly Walker AND POSES! 968 basketball queen Linda Hinkle AND GROOVE 1967 may queen Donna Nadine Smith PART OF DONNA'S DAY INCLUDESf A CURLY DOG... A MESSY MIRROR AND AN ALREADY EMPTY COKE! JUDY CHATS WITH TINY QUEEN' WHAT DOES SHE HAVE HIDDEN IN HER CLOSET? WHAT DOES SHE SEE LOOKING AT A BLANK WALL? WHAT'S ALL THE EXCITEMENT ABOUT? WHY SO SAD? 48 Suzanne Lloyd Key club sweetheart NIBROC QUEEN Sherry Selvy DECA SWEET!-IEART Sue Wilson MISS WHITLEY COUNTY FAIR La Fonda Carpenter C.H.S. ROYALTY Donna Smith, Suzanne Lloyd, Judy Martin, Bev Walker, and Linda Hinkle PROM QUEEN AND KING MEMORIES OF THE 1968 PROM SPEECH CONTEST BOY'S STATE ywr, 'Y X I Wwx mmamuw I--I IISI If WHITE RECEIVES FIRST TEAM ALSTATE AWARD. EDDIE REASOR RECIEVES TED MEADOR'S AWARD 1 1 f' if ' 3' 1 '- Z, X I A Q 5, 5 1.. Ml? ' .. A ITAE I f ,f 4 3 1 I t Ilfifif ,i 4 I I , I,I4E 4 i 'Hifi V2 , , . -:Egg ' by I i X 12 5- If CHEERLEADERS PLACE SECOND IN DISTRICT. OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYERS ALL-STATE FOOTBALL SQUAD GIRLS RECEIVING AWARDS ON HONOR'S DAY. SENIORS HONORED AT BANQUET GUESTS AT HONOR BANQUET BOYS RECEIVING AWARDS ON HONOR'S DAY I STUDENTS LINE UP FOR MARCH, SENIORS BEING LED TO COMMENCEMENT EXERCJSES. MR. MARTIN TALKS WITH STUDENTS AT CHURCH. E I STUDENTS LEAVING GYMNASIUM AFTER GRADUATION SERVICES. National honor society IS AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE MAIN PURPOSE IS TO GIVE RECOGNI- TION TO STUDENTS WITH A HIGH SCHOLAS- TIC STANDING. Beta club IS AN HONORARY SO- CIETY FOR B AVERAGE OR ABOVE SENIORS. Student council officers IS THE ACTIVE GOVERNING BODY OF CORBIN HIGH SCHOOL. C club IS A CLUB FOR ALL BOYS WHO PARTICIPATE AND EARN A LETTER IN ANY OF THE VARI- OUS SPORTS AT CORBIN HIGH SCHOOL Pep club PAINTING SIGNS, PLANNING PA- RADES, AND SHOWING SPIRIT AT THE GAMES AND PEP RALLIES ARE .IUST A FEW OF THE MANY JOBS OF THE PEP CLUB. THE PEP CLUB IS AS MUCH A PART OF C.H.S. AS THE RED- HOUNDH IS. THEIR MAIN PURPOSE IS TO BOOST T-HE SPIRIT OF THOSE FAB- ULOUS REDS',. Key club IS A JUNIOR CLUB OF THE KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL MIKE MUSICK, PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL, MEETS PRESIDENT OF MORE- HEAD. 58 K ey club sweelh earls ' BRENDA LANHAM MARCH I ww .WW PATRICIA LITTERAL JANUARY VALERIE BARNETT FEBRUARY 59 LINDA I-IINKLE BRENDA CLARK DECEMBER APRIL FUTURE TEACHERS THE CORBIN CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA WAS ORGANIZED IN THE 66-67 SCHOOL YEAR. SPONSORED BY MRS. FOLEY, THE CLUB PROVIDES AN INSPIRA- TION FOR ITS MEMBERS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE TEACHING PROFES- SION. JR. OSSOLI Q W 2' it 'E 'P fit A J r. ssolz' snapshots Q J .,,. , ., , , V ,,,,. , 'V V S xi,1Ah 2 K if Q 4. Vf Nfi VJ' 'A in ' . 4 7. Vkkb V ' Y ' M ' ' 'Q t y c ------........ us 1: 5 y ' 4 . ...W 5? 7' 7 'f ' iv . hgh. - 6 X f ff 4' . fungi: N. ' w M' 5,yi9 Fw if Future homemakers D.E.C.A. HiY ISACLUB WHICH PROMOTES CHRISTIAN FEL- LOWSHIP AMONG STU- DENTS. THIS CLUB IS DE- SIGNED MAINLY FOR BOYS. Tri Hi Y IS A CLUB WHICH PRO- MOTES CHRIS- TIAN FELLOW- SHIP AMONG STUDENTS. THIS CLUB IS DE- SIGNED MAINLY FOR GIRLS. Garden club JM , Quill and scroll IS AN HONOR SOCIETY FOR JOURNALISM STUDENTS Journalism club I SOME OF THEIR MANY DUTIES ARE THAT THEY PUBLISH 18 NEWSPAPERS A YEAR, A LITERARY W MAGAZINE, A PARENT NEWSLETTER AND THE SENIOR WILLS. 5 A Radio club THE MAIN OBJEC- TIVES OF THIS CLUB ARE TO INFORM STUDENTS OF ALL PHASES OF RADIO OPERATIONS AND TO DEVELOP STU- DENT INTEREST IN RADIO WORK. Athletic banquet THE 68-69 REDHOUNDS WERE HONORED WITH A BAN- QUET ON THE NIGHT OF APRIL 4, AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. THEIR GUEST SPEAKER FOR THE NIGHT WAS TOMMY BELL. N - Candy slrzpers THIS CLUB WAS ORGAN- IZED MAINLY FOR THE GIRLS WHO ARE PLAN- NING TO GO INTO THE NURSINGCAREER. 68-69 annual Slay THE ANNUAL STANDS AS A MEMORY BOOK, A GRATI- FICATION OF THE MOMENT, A REFERENCE FOR TO- MORROW. ITS PURPOSE ESTABLISHES ITS NATURE- FOR THE MOST PART PICTURES CARRY THE BURDEN OF THE STORY, TEXT MATERIAL DOING THE REST. A RECORD OF THE ACADEMIC LIFE OF OUR SCHOOL, THE SPORTS PROGRAM, THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE SCHOOL, THE SIMILAR SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES IS THE BACK- GROUND OF THE PUBLICATION. IT REQUIRES INGENU- ITY TO PRESENT CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES EFFECTIVE- LY, BUT READER INTEREST IS ITS REWARD. Hg-, nl 71 rian mpbell Corbin High School Class of '68 4 1 - 2. ' J .1 ' W jk ' 4, , ,, . , j , ,.gA A. ,. L Mgwvwt , i. V: K l I- -..A M . .J -ml V ,V . ., ,,. .af .A., .,,, M. . 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Most C0-operative Witliesl KATHIE CRIDER BILL BROOME KEITH CHADWELL JIM CHANDLER MARVINA CLARK DON CLOUSE MAX COX NANCY COX KATHIE CRIDER DAN CROUCH ROBERT DANIEL I ROBERT DANIEL LINDA HINKI-E Best looking TOMMY DAVIS DAVID DOUGLAS JOHN DUNN PATRICIA ELAM CAROLYN FAULKNER SAUNDRA ELY LINDA FAWBUSH LARRY GAINS LWB, JOE WHITE DEBBYE Bestpersonalit wif Q, KA . SHELIA GARLAND DAVID HARP EDDIE HARRIS LINDA HEDRICK STEVE HICKS FRANK HILL JUDY WEBB JOHN DUNN Most dependable 2-'NW squash Y.'lT '5l HELEN HILL LINDA HINKLE DEBBYE HOLMES LINDA HOOPER GLENNIS HOPKINS KENNY HOPPER F rz'ena'liest NNI Best Sports S WITT ILENE SAMS NA - was I I 919555 I Yu I I M, LINDA HUTSON RAY JONES MIKE KERSEY ANNE KINCAID FAYE JONES MARGARET JONES SUZANNE LLOYD BARBARA LOVE BILL MARLOW Mostpopular DENNIS MARTIN GARY MASTERS JIM MCBURNEY PEGGY MCDANIELS JIM MEADORS LYNN MOORE M0slp0lz'te 'Q MICHELLE MOORE SHELIA MOORE STELLA MORGAN MIKE MUSICK BOBBI O'NEIL GARY PARKS MIKE MUSICK DONNA N. SMITH H czrdesl workers MARY JUNE PARTIN KEN PHELPS THELMA PREWITT LARRY RAY EDDIE REASOR EDDIE REDMOND N earest LINDA HUTSON DENNIS MARTIN LARRY ROGERS ILENE SAMS BARBARA SAYLOR Best all around DONNA F. SMITH LARRY ROGERS JERRY SCALF EUGENE SHARP CHARLES SHELBY DEBBIE SLONE DARRELL SMITH DONNA F. SMITH 5 X .74 DONNA N. SMITH NORMAN STEPHENSON DAVID SUTTON Best school spirit BOBBI O'NEIL PA M TAYLOR PATSY THOMAS Lsqgyp w--...us BEVERLY WALKER RAY JONES 5 JUDY WEBB JOE BUTCH WHITE JANICE WILLIS JOAN WILCOX M0slsZud1'0us SUE WILSON DENNIS WITT C west MARVINA CLARK STAN BRASHER CURT WYATT SHARON WYATT JOE YONCE 5 E 5 5 CAROLYN WORLEY VERA WORLEY Juniors THE MOST IMPORTANT PROJECT FOR THE JUNIOR CLASS IS GIVING THE JR.- SR. PROM AND BANQUET. MAGAZINE AND COOK BOOK SALES ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MONEY MAKING PROJ- ECTS OF THE JUNIORS. WITH THE HELP OF THEIR ADVISORS, THIS CLASS OBTAINED DUPONT LODGE AND THE VILLAGE REVIEW, A POPU- LAR TEEN BAND, FOR THE 1967-68 JR.- SR. PROM AND BANQUET. SPIRIT AND SERVICE ON THE PART OF THIS CLASS WERE REVEALED IN THEIR MANY AND IMPORTANT CONTRIBU- TIONS TO CHS. PRESIDENT: BILL HAMMONS VICE PRESIDENT: TOMMY DRIGGERS SECRETARY: PATRICIA LITTERAL TREASURER: DANNY REASOR REPORTER: JEFF FEORITA DAVID ABNEY MITCHELL ASHER RICK BAKER VALERIE BARNETT JANNA BARTON I :TH Y W' -5 I ,63 ,Hmm jf! I I ' 'f ,. ' af , Vw 5, I . I Q., -s. C C MEQSWI Sf,f,.5Eg E 62 95 fl' ,.'.,... '- gt It If Av E . 3 I Q , I' If Q gf, -gi, Qi. , H I I L I we if s E2 if r ,. Lg Z! , ' I! 'gg 4 E: L s :ff I : Pu is Q , N ii, -I DINAH BAYS JIMMY BEGLEY BRENDA BERRY DEBBIE BLACK .IAN BOLDING 'kgfgqafaif f12f'5I3,iw? ,ir ' If , ' zz. fLff'f,ff-Jr: T 'SM ,.-,J ' gas., N ,, iff ' wigs' . - ,I - fi, w-,' ,. ,. b I . V 1. rf Vis ,sq Biff f K 'w . .w 'af .. w, v'.,+w .3555 -.G . .,. s H4 1,494 A M 4 .1 x v- . 3:vvV ' v- 9' 'J H 4' K ,A M, .xx H LARRY BOGGS BILL BREEDING PEGGY BRUCE BILL BYBLE LINDA CALIA CARPENTER LAFONDA CARPENTER SHERRY CASH LEE CI-IAPPELLE BRENDA CLARK 91 MIKE COBB JANET CULP ,i ORA COBB RODNEY COBB DON COLLINS JOHN CULP FRANKIE CURRY RONNIE CURRY DONNA DAVIS 5 R R 92 CONNIE DILLION DAVID ENGLE CA ROLYN DISNEY 921' I Ju? if D I I -smug., I mia ALAN EVANS SCOTT DIZNEY TOMMY DRIGGERS RUTH ELLISON BILLY FARMER BILLIE JEAN FARRIS SCOTTY FAULKNER TERRY FAULKNER W. C. FAULKNER JEFF FEORITA PATTI FLOWERS 93 .' '-F .. W-W, 'f -2 V mfiiii A 'W at K T? Ft ji, ia ,kph 2 STARLA FOUST EDDIE FUGATE JEAN GARDNER SCOTTY GOINS LARRY GOODIN STEVE GOVER PAT GREEN . WI Dk' I :vw-au x ,N I 'fl DANNY HALL HENRY HAMBLIN KATHY HAMILTON JANICE HAMMONS JOY HARP MIKE HART TOMMY HILL DAVID HOFFMAN JAKE HOLLEN If yi.. Aix GLEN JOHNSON SUSAN KARR SCHANN KEITH MIKE KING 95 I DORA LAWRENCE NINA LEDINGTON I we Q xx 2 L. X ., PATRICIA LITTERAL JIMMY MALONE ,Ihr-6, wwf JUDY MARTIN WAYNE MARTIN KENNY MOBLEY CARSON MULLINS DEWAYNE LEIGH W, ,M ,rin fam is 1+ 2 ' ' W . H gag . , pggglfri SEI, H g: - A 1 . Ll Q . I rj A W ,I-I X Ewwzr fax' we 13-2:55 . If , ,s ffm? f Q 'ARI I. 'f dl'-if 62 I - w,,:g A V+ I KITTY MALONE TOMMY MAYNE I SANDY MCDONALD 96 .,--W' RICKY MEADORS HERSHEY JENNY McVAY KAREN MCVA YLLIS NANCE JEAN NELSON JEAN ONSKT RICKY PIERCE WANDA RAINS DANNY REASOR REYNOLDS DANNY ROBERTS LINDA ROOT YETTA SAWYERS DONNIE SEARS DEBBIE SCALF 97 CHARLENE OSBORNE DON REECE CHARLOTTE ROWLETT E DENNIS SCALF T. K. PARKS PATTY REEVES OLA FAYE RUTHERFORD LEONARD SHORT DAVID SKEEN BETTY SMITH JENNIFER SMITH DANNY SMITH DONNA SPARKS TOMMY STONE SHEILA THOMAS CHRIS TRIPLETT BILL UNDERWOOD JUDY WALKER LINDA WIDNER JIM ED WILDER ANDREA WILLIAMS CHERYL WITTMER LARRY WOLLUM LOGAN WRIGHT SANDRA WYATT LOUIS WYRICK 99 Sophomores Sophomores are important members of the Student Council, Band, Choir, Sports, and other activities ofthe student body. Having completed two years of high school, they have begun to realize they must strive to achieve high goals. s President: Jack Eaton Vice-President: Randy Wilson Secretary: Betty Owens Treasurer: Robbie Barton Reporter: Vin Hoover CHERI BRASHEAR KAREN BREEDING BRUCE BUNDY ERIC BURGAN ROSELLE BURTON CINDY CAMPBELL MIKE ALEXANDER DARRELL ALSIP DAVID ASHLEY NORMA BAIRD BEVERLY BAKER ROBBIE BARTON MARY BERTRAM EDDIE BOWLING ROBERT CARROLL CORALIE CHANDLER CYNTHIA CLOUSE SARITA CLOUSE TIP ED COBB TOMMY COX DALLAS CROOK JENNIFER DANIEL TIM DAVIS GERALD DISTAD TOMMY DIZNEY BRIDGID DUGGER JACK EATON KATHY FAULKNER VICKIE COX JOSH CRABTREE VIN HOOVER BETTY JANE INNIS SHERRY JACKSON NORMA JOHNSON LARRY HIGGINS PATRICIA HILL KAREN HILL JACKIE FOX ERNEST FRAZIER RONALD GAYNOR SANDRA GIBBS LANA GILES EDDIE GODSEY KATHY GOINS KENNETH GREGORY DOUG HAMLIN JANICE HENDERLIGHT CYNTHIA I-IENDRICKSON DAVID HIGGINS GREG LEWIS BRENDA LINDSEY PHILLIP MAJORS CONNIE MARTIN JERRY MARTIN JOHNNY MARTIN MICHEAL MASSEY DELORES MCCASLIN ANN MCCRACKEN IRENE JONES VIVIAN JONES JEFF KING BRENDA LANHAM MIKE LAY RUSSELL LEDBETTER PAMELA LEFORCE CARL LEWALLEN GARY MCDANIEL JASPER MCHARGUE DEBBIE MCNEIL DAVID MEADORS JACK MESSER ROBBIE MILLER LARRY MOORE DARRYL MORELAND KELVIN MORGAN BILL MULLINS CATHY MURPHY MALLIE MUSICK GARY PRICE DANNY ROSE IRMA ROSE TERRY RUGGLES AUDA SAMS PHYLLIS SCALF BILLY SEARS SUSAN SIMPSON JOYCE SMITH LINDA SMITH TOM PEASE DAVID PETERS E. L. PETREY THERESA PIERCE f ' W z,.a 1 I W x J ,11 . Nw, .. V, v- .. ? 'I RUTH NELSON JERRY NOE TERRY NEW MIKE ONKST BETTY OWENS L. J. OWENS DON PARTIN MARSHALL WAGES LEON WALTERS SUE WALTERS RANDY WILSON ROY WINGFIELD BETTY WITTMER ODELL WORLEY FRANCES WYATT RUTH YORK MARCELLA SMITH I-IENREY SOUTHERLAND JERRY SPARKS STEVEN SPROLES DENNIS STANLEY THEADIS STIVERS AMANDA STONE STEPHEN TAYLOR HOWARD THOMPSON MARGARET TROSPER SANDY UNDERWOOD CHARLES VERMILLION Freshmen As the freshmen grow-so grows Corbin. Their enthusiasm, spirit, loyalty, and faith will be mirrored in the future of Corbin-their school. A proud heritage-their school-one which they inherited and which they will later give to new Corbin students. Composing the largest portion of Corbin's stu- dent body, freshmen enjoyed numerous new experiences, adding to innumerable traditions ofC.H.S. President: Kyle Kersey Vice-President: Mike Driggers Secretary-Treasurer: Leslie Booth Reporter: Susan Flowers DAVID BAKER BARBARA BARTON SHARON BARTON KATHY BAYS LESLIE BOOTH DEBBIE BROOKS A ' i f m emszggbea - H , r a W . if Y H! gm sat 'f i , .55 E5 it I gnc!! 5 ' I 1 JAQJTQI '- PIII: IW an Q if ck' I ikg he 'I 'W -,, Q. W' A 5 1 , is H 1 I vig: DEBBIE BURGAN CHARLES CAMPBELL JERRY CAMPBELL GARY CARTER MIKE CARVER MARLENE CASH TOMMY CASSIDY GUILIO CIMA SANDY CLARK KATHY CLINE PAULA CLOUSE MIKE COTTON I we- T A 55154555 ' ' ' ii iff? mf f p .1 J, I ' ' 4E'113f'y' - I i tif lg, mf.. RONNIE COMER EARLANE COX DIANNE CROUCH BRENDA DAVIS DENNIS DAVIS KENNETH DEAN GARY DISNEY RALPH DOOLEY JAMES DOUGLAS MIKE DRIGGERS GLENN EGNER LEONARD ELLIOTT ELAINE ELLISON DAVID EVANS SUSAN FLOWERS YVONNE GARLAND FELICIA GIBSON .IANICE GILBERT mmf ' J Fof Ilhuilnen-i 'r'L in I X E544 H .sf S 'Zu HN: KENNETH GODSEY BRENDA GOINS JACK GREEN PEGGY GREGORY JUDY HAGGARD GLENN HALL EARLENE HAMILTON BRENDA HAMMONS LARRY HAMMONS RHONDA HAMPTON REGINA HARRIS PENNY HART STEWART HART FRESHMEN GIRLS TAKE FIELD TRIP . -my 3 TED HART MIKE HARTFORD WADE HELTON DONNIE HILL KENNY HILL OVIE HILL , BENNY HINKLE VELMA HINKLE DAVID HOLLINGSWORTH JENNY HOLMAN BONNIE HOLMES DON HOLT KAREN HOPPER STEVE HOSKINS ROGER HOUSEMAN BARBARA JACKSON BETTY JACKSON ' EVA JENKINS JUDY JEWELL DANNY JOHNSON JANICE JOHNSON CAROLYN JONES MIKE JONES CAROL KERSEY KYLE KERSEY CINDA KIDD FRED LANE MARIE LEASOR FRANK LEMMONS EUGENE LEWIS DAVID LOGAN RICKIE LYNCH TONDA LYNCH GAIL MEDLIN CHERYL MINDEL . si 'V' ' A aw ITM, I N1-.3gp'f ' ci ,, J E I wUzifgni2 4 -Qki f . 'I MARGARET MURPHY RALPH MURPHY ,',. ,. 'k... 5 ,T -' ' .Q , 4 --,.w gr ,',-' ,,-f,k . . Q Nfl If f tiff 'If' . . I :F , .D kkr, S . 9, .3RQRi52, '4,:Q - 1150 I 1-9 .V iw. ,f .+:' If ' NI I i,1Qf f , ,,, ga- --if ,W if f Ima: s' ir? 1 WW! gift? as 'W L I In x M L. , 6 - .1-wi l f X 559 KEITH MINK DENNIS MYERS LONNIE POYNTER ANN PRIDEMORE CANDY QUERTERMOUS L WM I I I if L W'wiWc' lx 'Xe t.,, ,,.l ,,., , ,..,,, , . ,I J I . V - A - . 3g,gIF1Eik , -' - :ll:ffiz':sIgff!sa4 ' w Swwtwm, www? fwwwfw s X, ' 1 4 fi 1' ' .4 gi Q -5 M I. f.,, A V A.A7 vi . .gr 'L .': LI: . K rgx-Q 5 Y 5 ' 'ummpfwg GERALD MAJORS LINDA MARTIN JOE MASTERS I K it , .W LIFE if FRANCIS MONROE BARBARA MORRIS NINA NIULLINS BEN MCKNIGHT DIANE NANCE AUSTIN PARKER - I .f-Rf If qi I XS 3 4 'I I s LINDA RAINS PAULA RAMSEY LINDA REEVES ORRIS REYNOLDS DIANE ROBERTSON DENISE ROBINSON DAVID ROOT BARRY ROSE FRANK SAMS 1 1 I + I f .Am vm ,. ,Nj Q I, K gr 1 CLETA SAWYERS VIRGINIA SMITH ,fi KENNY SHELBY BOBBY SHORT BARBARA SMITH .I ,I II . 'is 1. X. DONNA SNYDER LYNN STANIFER KATHY STEPHENS 2 C JAMES TANKERSLY BENNIE TAYLOR BILL TAYLOR DEBBIE TAYLOR SUSAN THOMAS Q KATHY THOMPSON SUE THOMPSON TRACY VERMILLION DENNIS SMITH DONNA SMITH BILL ST. JOHN DEBBIE SUTTON CYNTHIA THOMAS JUDY THOMAS DOUG WALKER KATHIE WALKER I I m,: V.g.V JOHNNY WITT MIKE WYATT BOBBIE WELDEN WAYNE WILLIS JENNIFER WILSON LLOYD WILSON Scenes supervision RAYMOND HERNDON SUPERINTENDENT CHARLES MOORE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL FREDA TROSPER SUPERVISOR M RS. BEN RUCKER SECRETARY JUNE WILDER SECRETARY LOUIE MARTIN PRINCIPAL JOHN FLETCHER HISTORY JUNE MOORE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SALLY DELPH HOME ECONOMICS Wi BILL SMITH SCIENCE RAY TIPTON INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOAN FOLEY ENGLISH HELEN GRABTREE ENGLISH MIKE ROHDE BIOLOGY ANN GODBEY READING RUTH PARKER HOME ECONOMICS AILEEN CHANDLER BUSINESS RUTH TAYLOR ENGLISH I18 WENDELL MITCHELL MATH LIAM PARKEY BAND CHOIR EULENE MOORE SECRETARY JANICE FREDERICK BUSINESS GLEN SASSER DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION H9 ALEX ROBINSON HISTORY HAL LOCKHART HEALTH DRIVER'S EDUCATION LESTER ROOT SOCIAL STUDIES ,iw 'ff , M ILDRED GANT ENGLISH SPEECH ART DIANE MITCHELL FRENCH JOURNALISM KEN MCNEAR BAND CHOIR I DUANE HART GUIDANCE COUNSELOR GLENNIS HENSLEY LIBRARIAN :.-N.--f-sewn GARY WILLIAMS MATH SHELBY PENNINGTON MATH Senior a'1'recl0ry BAKER. ROGER HA VIA, C'LI.N TON. BI:'.NNETI', I-'RI:'DDY: Football 4: Track 3.4: C Club 3.4: Pep Club 3.4. BIBLE, ROSETTA. Beta Club 4: Mr. 84 Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Scho- lastic llonors Banquet 1.2: Most Polite . BOOTH, KEVIN Football I: Basketball 2: C Club 1.2: Beta Club 4: Boy's State 3: Scholastic Honors Banquet 4. BRASIIER. STAN: Football l: Basketball 1: Baseball 1: Class Secretary 2.4: Class Treasurer 1: C Club l.2: Key Club 2,3.4. president 4: Ht-Y Club 3. vice-president: Dramatics Club 4, president: Corbin Youth Council 4. secretary: Beta Club 4: Cutcst . BROIIME, BILL: Basketball 1.2,3.4: All District 3.4: All Regional 3: All S.E.K.C. 3: All State Honorable Mention 3: C Club 1,2.3.4: Key Club 3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Wittiest . BL'R7'0.N, JLD1: Annual Stall' 3.4. Co-Editor 4: Beta Club 4: May Queen Candidate 3: Pep Club 2.3.41 Modern Miss Club 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: 'tMost Studious , C.-1 MP- BELL, SL'.S'.-tN: Band l,2.3.4. vice-president 3. president 4: All-Festival Band 3: Pep Club l.2,3.4. secretary 4: Beta Club 4, president: Mr, dc Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Candy Stripers 2.3. Student Council 2.3: F.H.A. 3.4. lst vice-president 3: Modern Miss 3.4: Garden Club 4: Scho- lastic Honors Banquet 1.2.3.-1: Most Likely' To Succeed . CA.NNON, BILI. ED, CAR- PENTER. DON. CARROLL, TROY. Football l: Hi-Y Club 2.3.4, lst vice-president 4: Pep Club 3.4. Baseball 4, CA I'Hl:RS, EDWARD: Hi-Y Club 3.4. treasurer 4: Pep Club 3. C,-tT0, RICIIARD: D.E. 18: ll, 3.4: D.l1.C.A. 3.4. CHADWELL, KEITH. CHA .N DLER, JIM: Scho- lastic Honors Banquet 1.3.41 lli-Y Club 3: Beta Club 4: Mr. dt Miss C.H.S. Court 4: May Day Court Escort 3: Pep Club 3. CLARA, MARVINA' Garden Club 4: F.H.A. 3: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Football Queen Candidate 4: Miss Youth Center 3: Candy Stripers 3: Pep Club 1.2.3.-1: Cutest . Cl.0L'SE. DOA: Student Council 3,4: Beta Club 4: Boy's State 3: Beta Club Scholastic Award 2: Class viee-president 3: Scholastic Honors Banquet 1.2.3.4: Most Studtous . COX, MAX- Basketball 1.Z.3.4. Homecoming Escort 2.4: C Club l,2,3,4: Pep Club l.2.3.4. Hi'Y Club 2.3.41 All District Team 4: Friendlte5t . COX, .NA,NC'Y.' Pep Club l,2,3: Candy Stripers 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. CRIDER. KA THIE: Pep Club l. 2,3,4: Modern Miss Club 3.4. president 4: F.H.A. 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Choir 4. secretary: All Festival Choir 4: Dramatics Club 4: Football Queen Attendant 4: Basketball Queen Attendant 4: Junior Ossoli Club 4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Corbin Youth Council 4, secretary: Girl's track l,3.4: Journalism Club 3: Wittiest . CROUCII, DA N. DA NIEL, ROBERT- Key Club 2,3,4: Scho- lastic Honors Banquet l: Pep Club 3: May Day' Court Escort 3: Mr. dt Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Student Council 2.4: National Honor Society 4: Annual Staff 4: Best I.ooking : Football Court Escort 4, DA VIS. TOM: D.E.l 84 Il. 3,4. vice-president 4. DOUGLAS, DA VID: Basketball l: Baseball 1.2: C Club 1.2: Hi-Y Club 3.4. chaplain 4: Pep Club 4: Beta Clab 4: Boy's State 4: Graduation Usher 3. DLNN, JOIl.X: Pep Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3: Boyfs State 3: Scholastic Hon- ors Banquet 4: Graduation Usher 3: National llonor Society 4: Most Dependable . ELAM. PA TRICIAJ Modern Miss Club 4: Candy Stripers 4: Choir 4. EL Y, SA L'NDRA. FA ULKNER, C'AR0l.YN: D.E. l EL ll. 3.4. I-'A WBLKYH, LINDA: Pep Club l.2: Scholastic Honors Banquet 2: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Modern Miss Club 3: Junior Ossoli Club 3: F.T.A. 4: Choir 2,4: All Festi- val Choir 4. GAINES, LARRY. GARLAND, SHEILA: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Modern Miss Club 3,4: Choir 4: D.E. I. 3. HARP, DA VID. HARRIS. EDDIE: Basketball l,2.3.4: Baseball l: Track 1,2: C Club 1.2.3,-1: Hi-Y Club 3, secretary: Pep Club 3: Journalism Club 4, news editor: Dramatics Club 4. vice-president: Basketball Homecoming Escort 4. HARTFORD, JIM. HEDRICK, LINDA: Pep Club l.2.3.4: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Trl-Hi-Y Club 3: Choir 4: li- brarian: F.H.A. 3: May' Day Queen Attendant 3: Girl's Track 3: All-Festival Choir 4. HICKS. STEVE: Golf l,2,3: Key Club 3,4. secretary 4: Student Council 2: Baseball 2: Pep Club 2,31 Most Polite . HILL, FRANK: D.E. Club 4. HILL, HELEN: Pep Club 4: Fine Arts Club 41 Scholastic Honors Banquet 4. HIAKLE, LINDA: Basketball Queen 4: Modern Miss Club 3, 4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Key Club Sweetheart of Month 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4. secretary 4: Pep Club l.2.3.4: May Day Queen Attendant 3: Football Queen Attendant 4: Girl's Driving Rodeo Winner 3: F.H.A. 3: Best Looking . HOLMES, DEBBYE: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Band l,2.3: Garden Club 4: Pep Club l,2.3,4: Candy Stripers 2.3: F.T.A. 4, president: Quill 8: Scroll Society 3.4: Modern Miss Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Best Person- ality . HOOPER, LINDA. Pep Club l.4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4: Modern Miss Club 3,4: Dramatics Club 4: May Day Queen Attendant 3: Girl's Track 2,4: F.H.A. 3: All I-'estival Choir 4. HOPKINS, GLENAIS. HOPPER. KENNY. HUTSON, LYNDIA: Foot- ball Queen Attendant 4: Basketball Queen Attendant 4: Student Council 3.4: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4: Girl's Track l: Modern Miss Club 3.4: F.H.A. 3: Dramatics Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4: Pep Club l.2.3.4: Miss Youth Center Candidate 2: Ncatest . JONES, FA Y: Modern Miss Club 3,4. JONES, MARGARET J0.VES, RA Y.: Football l.2.3,4: Key Club 3.4: C Club l,2.3,4: Basketball Manager 4: Wrestling 3: Pep Club 1,2.3.4: Best Sport . KERSEY, MIKE: Class president l, Class vice-president 4: Football l,2,3.4. Co-Captain 4: Track l,2.3: Wrestling 3: C Club 1.2,3.4: Key Club 2,3.4. vice-president 3.4: Student Council 2, vice-president 3: Foot- ball Queen Escort 2.4: Hi-Y Club 3: Honorable Mention Football S.E.K.C. 4: Mr. C.H.S. 4: Beta Club 4. vice-president: Dramatics Club 4, treasurer: Youth Council 4, president: Most Popular . KINCAID, A.N'NE: Pep Club l,4: Scholastic Honors Banquet l: Modern Miss Club 3: F.T.A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: May Day Queen Candidate 3: Candy Stripers 2.3: Dramatics Club 4: F.H.A. 3. LANIIAM, JIMMY. LLOYD, SUZA.V.YE: Basketball Queen Attendant 4: Mountain Laurcl Festival Attendant 4: Band 1.2.3. majorette 2.3: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Candy Stripers 2.3.41 Pep Club l,2,3: F.H.A. 3: Key Club Sweetheart ofthe Year 4. MARTIN, DENNIS. Basketball l,2,3,4: All S.E.K.C. First Team 4: C Club 1,2.3,4: Baseball l: Pep Club 3,4: Hi-Y Club 3: Journalism Club 3. editor ol' the Pawiv Prim, Quill Kc Scroll Society 3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Mr. dc Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Key Club 3,4: Neatest . MARLOW, BILL, MA,SiTL'R.S', GARY: Baseball l,2,3,4: Hi-Y Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Pep Club 4. MEADORS. JIMMY. MOORE. 1.Y.VN: Modern Miss 3.4: Journalism Club 3: Candy Stripers 3. MOORE. MICHELLE. MOORE, SHEILA: Candy Stripers 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Rainbow Girls l,2,3: F.H.A. 3,4: Modern Miss Club 3. MORGAN, STELLA: Pep Club 1.2: Candy Stripers 2.3. vice-president 3: Scholastic Honors Banquet 2,4: Choir 2: D.E.C.A. 3. vice-president: Modern Miss 3: F.T.A. 4: Beta Club 4. MUSICK. MIKE: Student Council 4, president: Football I,Z,3.4: First Team All S.E.K.C.. Football Team 3: Baseball 1.4: Track 2,3.4: C Club 1.2.3.4: Basketball Manager 2: Wrestling 3,4: Student Week Principal 4: Football Homecoming Escort 3,4: Dra- matics Club 4: Pep Club 2.3: All State Honorable Mention 4: All S.E.K.C. Second Team 4: Hardest Worker . Mt'BURNEY,.IIMM1': Pep Club l.2.3.4: D.E.C.A. Club 3: Baseball 1.2.3, 4: Track l.2. McDANlEL. PEGG Y: Pep Club l,2,3.4: Modern Miss Club 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Choir 4:lF.H.A. 3: Girl's Track 3. 0',VEIL,'BOBBI-: Pep Clubfl.2,3.4:-Cheerleader 1,2.3,4: Beta Scholastic Award 2: Garden Club 2,3.4. president 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3: Football Queen Attendant 4: Scholastic Honors Banquet l.2.3.4: F.H.A. 3: Trt-Hi-Y Club 3: Modern Miss Club 3: Student Council 2.3: Beta Club 4: F.T.A. 3: Best School Spirit . FA RKS, GARY. PARTIN. MARY JUNI:': Pep Club 2.3: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Journalism Club 4. PHELPS, KEN. RA Y, LARRY. REASOR. EDDIE: Basketball l,2.3.4. Homecoming Escort 2.3.41 Football 4: Homecoming Escort: Baseball 1.3.41 Track l: Key Club 2.3,4: C Club l,2.3.4: Annual Staff 3: Hi-Y Club 3: Pep Club 3: Ted Meadors Award 4. REDMOND, EDDIE' Jour- nalism Club 4. Co-Editor ofthe Pau-Is Prinl. ROGERS. LA RR Y: C Club l.2.3,4. vice-president 3: president 4: Basketball l.2,3,4'tlj21, Football 1.2: Baseball 1.2: Pep Club 3.4: Key Club 2.4: Hi-Y Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Class Treasurer 2.3: Scholastic Honors Banquet l: Best All Around . .S'AMS, II.L'.YI:'.' Pep Club l.2.3.4: Modern Miss Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Choir 2.4. treasurer 4: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4: Garden Club 4: Candy Stripers 2.3: D.E.C.A. Club 3, secretary: Cheerleader 4: Miss Youth Center Candidate 3: Girl's Track 3,4: Best Sport . S.-t1 LOR, BARBARA: Pep Club 1,2.3.4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Beta Club 4: Mod- ern Miss Club 3.4: Scholastic Honors Banquet 2: D.E. l. 3: Most Co-Operative . SCALF, JERRY: Football l: Basketball l: Baseball 3: Class Reporter l: Beta Scholastic Award 1,32 C Club l: National Honor Society 4, president: Scholastic Honors Banquet l,2,3.4: Mr. dt Miss C.H,S. Court 4: Student Council 2.3.4: Annual Stall' 4: Optimist Club Citizenship Award 4: Most Likely' To Succeed . SHARP. EUGENE: Beta Club 4: Quill 8: Scroll Society 4: Journalism Club 4, co-editor ot' the Puivlr Prim.: Scholastic Honors Banquet 1.2.4. SHELBY. CHARLES. SLONE. DEBBIE: Mr. SL Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3.4, president 4: Garden Club 4: Pep Club l.2.3,4: Modern Miss Club 3: Student Council 4: Miss Youth Center Candidate 2: F.T.A. 3: F.H.A. 3.4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Beta Club 4. secretary-treasurer: Scho- lastic Honors Banquet l.2.3.4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Dramatics Club 4. secretary: Frrendliest . SMITH. DARRELL. SMITH, D0.N'A'A FA YE: Miss C.H.S. 4: Beta Club 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4. vice-president 4: Annual Stall' 3.4: business manager 4: Modern Miss Club 3: Candy Stripers 2.3. recording secretary 3: May Day Court 3: Corbin Youth Council 4. vice-president: Class President 3: Pep Club 1.2,3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Cheerleader l: Student Council 4: F.H.A. 3: Garden Club 4: Scholastic Honors Banquet 4: Best All Around . SMITH, DONNA. NADINE: May Queen 3: Mr. 84 Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Optimist Club Citizenship Award 4: Mountain Laurel Festival Attendant 4: Junior Ossoli Club 3.4. treasurer 4: Journalism Club 4. Co-Editor ofthe Pawfi Prinl, Editor of the Pegasrig Quill 8t Scroll Society 4: Annual Staff 3.4. Co-Editor 4: Modern Miss Club 3: Rainbow Girls 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Second runner-up in Miss Cumberland Falls Pageant 4: F.H.A. 3: Pep Club 1.2.31 Scholastic Honors Banquet l,2,3,4: Beta Club 4: Candy Stripers 2.3, corresponding secretary 3: Sign Committee 4. treas- urer: F.T.A. 3: Cheerleader 1: Third runner-up in Miss Whitley County Fair 4: Corbin Youth Council 4: First runner-up in Jaycee Driving Rodeo 3: Hardest Worker . STEPHENSUN, ,VORMAN: Hi-Y Club 4, secretary. STIDHAM, Dl:'LBI:'RT, SUTTON, DA VID: Annual Stat'1'3.4: Pep Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Baseball 1, manager 3. TA YLOR, PAM: Tri-lli-Y Club 3: Pep Club 3,4: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Girl's track 3. THOMPSON. PATSY. WALKER, BEVERLY: Cheerleader l,2,3,4: Candy Stripers 2.3: Class Secretary 1.3: Pep Club l.2,3,4: Student Council 2,4: Modern Miss Club 3: Junior Ossoli Club 3,4: Garden Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Choir 4: vice-president: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Football Homecoming Queen 4: F.H.A. 3: Miss Whitley County' Fair Attendant 4: Mountain Laurel Festival Princess Candi- date 4: Most Popular . WEBB, JUDY: Scholastic Honors Banquet 2,41 Candy Stripers 2.3: Modern Miss Club 3.4: Beta Club 4: Pep Club 1.3.43 Tri-Hi-Y Club 4: Most Dependable . WHITE. JOE: Key Club 3,4: C Club 2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: All S.E K.C. 3.4, All State 3,4: Class vice-president 2, president 4: Football Homecoming Escort 2.4: Track 1,31 Pep Club 3: uBest Personality . WILCOX, JOAN: Rainbow Girls 3: Journalism Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 32 Quill 8: Scroll Society 3,4: F.T.A. 4: Mr. 8: Miss C.H.S. Court 4: Beta Club 4: Pep Club 4. WILL1S.JANICE.' Pep Club l,4: Modern Miss Club 3,4: Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2: F.H.A. 2: Candy Stripers 2: Dramatics Club 4: Miss Youth Center 2, attendant 3. WILSON SUE: D.E. I dt ll, 3.4: Pep Club 1.2: Modern Miss Club 3: D.E,C.A. Sweetheart 3.4: Miss Whitley County Fair Attendant 4: Track l. WITT, DENNIS: Football l,2,3,4: All State Honorable Mention 3, 4, All S.E.K.C. 4. Football Homecoming Escort 2.4: Track l,2,3: C Club 2,3.4: Key Club 2,3.4. treasurer 4: Dramatics Club 4. treasurer: Corbin Youth Council 4: Class Reporter 1: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council vice-president. 1 day: Best Sport . WORLEY, CAROLYNJ Beta Club 4: Quill EL Scroll Society 4: D.A.R. Award 4: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4: Journalism Club 4: Scholastic Honors Banquet 4. WORLEY, VERA: Modern Miss Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Journalism Club 4. WYA TT, CURT' Football 1: Basketball l: D.E. I 8: ll. 3,4. president 4: Hi-Y Club 4. WYA TT, SHARON: Candy Stripers 2.3,4: Pep Club 1.2. YONCE,JOE: Football 1.2: Baseball 1: Hi-Y Club 3.4: C Club 1.2: Track 2. EARS TO SCRATCH Give me yet time to scratch a hound dog's ear, To look up at acorns and the oak tree near. Let me feel cold kisses in a wind-swept gale, That chill me and remind me that I am so frail Give me yet the time to greet the passer-by. Let my voice but cheer him as I shout my hi Have I passed too quickly? Had I not the time to watch a glowing sunset As the church bells chime? All unimportant matters, Ijust as soon dispatch Knowing I have yet a lot ofears to scratch. Dr. William R. Crowe 123 CORBIN OPTIMIST CLUB A Friend ofthe Boy Presents e u' l967 Little League Football Champs A 'nu mg 1967-68 Little League Basketball Champs QTIMIJ-, NAT! EPSI' BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. OF CORBIN PEPSI POURS IT ON.. .COLD Orchids and Congratulations to the Graduates DISCOUNT LIVING ROOM CENTER 'lv ,R E.. III 1 ., , - FI 1 . 2-I uf r,v1: -:.-11.11. -1--- ,..:Q :zz ,A QT I :-1,.-. A .. 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To 7 P.M. 1 l Compliments of SNYDER'S CYCLE SHOP Chainsaws Bicycles Lawnmowers Motor Scooters South Main Street Corbin Kentucky We Repair Anything We Sell BISSELL Office Equipment 200 South Main Street Corbin Kentucky Phone 528-2205 Royal Typerwriters All Makes of Portable Typewriters School Supplies UNION COLLEGE I879-1968 Union College was founded by ambitious, visionary men. Union College provides challenging opportunities for all who are concerned about furthering Liberal-Arts Education of quality in the church-related college. WE WELCOME YOU TO UNION COLLEGE. Union College's Aid Program Includes: Increased Honor Scholarships Work-Study Program Worship Program Educational Opportunity Grants Write: Director of College Relations Union College Barbourville, Kentucky Faith in God and in Our Country, Service Too Sublime -Alma Mater- MAHLON A. MILLER President ROSES BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Eula Rose Robert Cox Mgr. Asst. Mgr. Federal-State-Income Taxes Notary Public Phone 528-4020 or 528-5272 408 Master Street Corbin, Ky. Good News We've iust been appointed your Sanitone Certi- H . fied Master Drycleaner. See the new brightness Sanltone - I . . . feel the new softness . . . When clothes are Cert1f1ed cleaned the New Sanitone Way. Let us give your Master D Y'CLeOnin9 clothes the care they deserve! WEED LAUNDRY 300 Lau ral Ave. 528- I 234 Compli?UNl0AfI0N 1 Complete M ,-X 90 ERVWE f- COMMUNICATION Q 11? SERVICE DIAL 528-9011 Southern Bell Southern Bell N 1 A :fa . s,,. ix A Q D181 528-9011 f ---f if iiiiiiii M10 STUDIO 528-4491 HOME 528-4043 ouk SPECIALTY KECK'S STUDIO L 309 s. MAIN STREET CORBIN, KENTUCKY COMMERCIAL PORTRAIT 8. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS OF ' CORBIN HIGH SCHOOL FOR THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1967-68 H 8. B DISCOUNT EVERY ITEM DISCOUNTED MAIN STREET CORBIN, KY. CITY FOOD MARKET FINEST MEATS IN TOWN FARM FRESH PRODUCE DOWNTOWN LOCATION Sl-IDIS . BFN5 REPAIRED BEAUTY Ai, if, ,A sAIoN Com pl I me nfs of THURSTON SHOE REPAIR I Main SI. Corbin, Ky PENNINGTON BLOCK CO. Made To A Standard, Not A Price S. Main St. Dial 528-4808 Corbin, Ky BROWN MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED Q oldsmobne Q chevrolet ,Cadillac We Service What We Sell T005 S. Main St. Phone 528-2931 Corbin, Ky OWENS MUFFLER 8. BODY SHOP Motor Tune-up by Electric Machines Firestone Tires Mufflers Installed Auto Parts Phone 528-2330 Corbin, Ky. CORBIN DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Friendly Service MX: Paid on l Year Certificate of Deposit We Appreciate Your Account Whether it be Large or Small. Member of A.B.A. F.D.l.C. K.B.A. WILDER'S HARDWARE SPORT Ze E E - .,-,, fa A f- 'X - Y Ah' 25' fu ' - X ,. GJ'-Q, 52 3,592 0 f 'f,, 410 SOUTH MAIN Q7 ,f4 CORBIN, KENTUCKY THE MITCHELL CO. 41040 S'Oo'fS 60060 , Suppl, 11,A -- M ' ' ' l Hordwc re To The class of 1968 The very best MAGGIE J's no solm-1 MAIN CQRBIN, KENTUCKY CORBIN RED CAB Rodio ne r in Eq ui pped 528-4474 C b Kentucky TAXI ,I CHANDLER PRINTING CO., INC. Get Better Grades with ci Smith-Corono Typewriter Phone 528-T882 Corbin Kentucky c rbin I One THOMPSON SHEET METAL AND H-EATING ounERlNo-AIR CONDITIONING I-CEATI NI G nn Y gif -V: ,Q , V A V-li M1117 1.1 .5 A liwaw, Kentucky 528-3390 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES. COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT , fe QT r ! .?7 - 49-froon CORBIN, KENTUCKY GOVER'S FLORIST MAIN and MONROE PHONE 528-I I80 CORBIN KENTUCKY QUALITY SHOP LADIES WEAR few Tiff' . f 3 QI . if 222225251 , -'A . ff' IO7 SOUTH MAIN CORBIN, KENTUCKY GOINS MARKET Qualify Food-Quick Service Our most important Asset-Our Customers Phone 528-91 I5 IOOO Master CORBIN, KENTUCKY MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS U.S. 25-W Ph 528-6500 Corbin, Ky YOUR KEY TO SECURITY OAKS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 204 SOUTH MAIN DIAL 528-6828 CORBIN, KY. BUILDING COMPONENTS PRES: ED DRIGGERS MGR: FRANK MERRIT u.s. 25 E CORBIN KENTUCKY MULLIN'S SUPPLY COMPANY APPLIANCES-FURNITURE HARDWARE-HOUSE TRAILERS IT COSTS NO MORE TO FURNISH YOUR HOME FROM OUR FINE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE. PHONE 528-2295 209 SOUTH MAIN ST. CORBIN KENTUCKY CORBIN'S NO. I STATION W Y G O MEMBER VERNON BROADCASTING COMPANY AM-T330 kc. FM-99.3 mg 5000 WATTS 3000 WATTS DRIGGERS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. CORBIN, KENTUCKY 0' so 0,0 -' ---:-- C Q E -4 Q -'I' 'ff- AMERICAN GREETINGS CORP. CORBIN, KENTUCKY NORVElL'S DRESS SHOP ':', l 5 EQ 1 I 1' , r ra. fi I06 NORTH MAIN CORBIN, KENTUCKY B8.H SHOES 'Your Com ple Naturalizer Life Stride Miss America Boss Weeiuns Lady Dexter te family shoe store . Roblee . Pedwin . Boss Mocs cmd Weeiuns . Hushpuppies . US Keds BUSTER BROWN CHILD I07 Main Corbin, Ky. REN'S SHOES Downtown Somerset, Ky. dress up th , who! . family for ESS... enneqi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY -L J iii? ifeizi: fifsisiai 45235121 .giygiit Corbin, Kentucky II I YGUICAN FIND - X I GMC INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS TRUCKS SALES SERVICE Hgh yUS 25W F th81Kf 549 3344 528 I836 f ' v I- 'X LID I T at EASTERLYSALESINCORPORATED CA'I Williamsburg, A A Corbin, Kg5fqQky Iwo . .W SI REEDY'S PIZZA North Corbin 25-W Phone 528-2172 9 'A Corbin Kentucky B. F. Parker Real Estate Thomas and Hill Inc. Home loans-Commercial loans Authorized Mortgage Broker For the Prudential Inc. Company of America First National Bank Bldg. l00 North Main Street Corbin, Kentucky Xi l ' l ' I I XX ' 1 Official L8.N KN Qi 204 North I XX Af . nspectors 9 Main Street DI STAD S xi V gf 372 I ,Nfl Corbl n X I P Kentucky MIL CHAPPELL'S DAIRY INC. GRADE A DAIRY 904 FORD AVE PRODUCTS PHONE 528-1870 CORBIN KENTUCKY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS OF CORBIN HIGH SCHOOL THE ANNUAL STAFF WISHES TO EXTEND ITS SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I968 BAN KS ECTRICAL SUPPLY co. WHOLESALE HUNDREDS or BRIGHT IDEAS FOR HIGH FASHION IN HOME LIGHTING by MOE LIGHT 7th 8g Main Street P.O. Box 546 CORBIN, KENTUCKY Phone 528-2818 DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE LATEST IN HOME LIGHTING VISIT OUR SPACIOUS SHOWROOM FULL OF BRIGHT LIGHTING IDEAS DAWAHARE'S MEN'S WEAR CONGRATULATES The Clcss of T968 207 Main St. Corbin, Ky. 528-3213 Fashions for Men DAWAHARE'S Some of AMERICA'S FINEST BRANDS OF QUALITY CLOTHING FOR MEN Hurt Schciftner 8g Marx- Hyde Pork 8K Pciim Beach Florsheim Shoes-Arrow Shirts Interwoven Hosiery- Hubbard Slocks-McGregor Sportswear-Gleneogle Roinweor Use Our Convenient Loy-Away Plan Compliments of DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION SHOP Nothing Buf Drugs-And Service Gordon St. at Kentucky Ave. CORBIN PHCNE 528-2636 LOVITT'S qigiika LADIES 8m CHlLDREN'S WEAR 208 NORTH MAIN CORBIN, KENTUCKY , 1. ul CUMBERLAND COLLEGE OUR STAFF ds Congrofulofions ond Best W fo The graduates of Corbin High School The Class of 1968 ,M 1 . 4 Q Q :W 1 JH' ilifi ,i,,'.v-fs, gm, I. W1 Q1 K fQ:'L ,.. 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