Powell Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Big Stone Gap, VA)

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ACK ADELBERT BAKER here was things which he etched, but mainly he told the truth. ELIZABETH B. BANKS The sweet converse of an in- nocent mind MARY BELLE BENNETT Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. LEE ROY BLANTON Be silent and be safe. ' CLASS DAVID BLEVINS JEAN BRANNOCK may be life, but ain ' t it The eyes have one language slow? everywhere. DORIS J. BUCHANAN Shall I compare thee to a summer day? PHILIP BUCHANAN I mean to make myself man.

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Radford Dean of Admissions consults with Sandra Skeen, Carolyn Osborne, and Nancy Sturgill. August 25. . .We begin our senior year. . . College Night ' the first official senior activity, is held at Norton. . . Excitement mounts over the new Viking team. . .Hot August changes to even hotter September . . .The Band models new Carolina blue and Oklahoma red uniforms. . The SCAT and STEP tests are ad- ministered. SENIOR RUBEN LEE ALLMAN Dependability is the key to success. JANICE M. ANDERSON Good humor is orre of the best articles one can wear. ROBERTA LEE AYERS JOYCE ANN BAILEY Sober, steadfast, and demure I had rather wear out tho rust out.

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OCTOBER Mr. Frank Seale delivers the coveted class ring to Charles Upchurch and Charlie Meade. The arrival of class rings causes excitement. . .The band coups the first Powell Valley trophy at the Bristol Band Festival .... Autumn steals over Powell Valley as pep rallies begin. . .The Halloween Car- nival marks the end of an era. SENIOR CARL MELVIN CARROLL Men of few words are the best men. PHYLLIS E. CARTY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. LARRY CARTY An honest man ' s the noblest work of God. MITZIE M. CAUDILL Nature ' s darling