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

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The prized possession. Showers and flowers. ..Junior. Senior Prom. . .Easter vacation. . . Senior Play. . .Excited Key Club- bers plan the Annual Banquet and convention. . .Invitations . . . Class Sermon. . .For some, examinations. . . .Graduation . . .Eager students look forward to a much needed vacation. SENIOR PHYLLIS A. STURGILL MARY LOUISE TAYLOR WILLIAM B. TAYLOR HAROLD THOMPSON Gentlemen prefer blondes. A pleasing combination of worth and wit. To think is an idle waste of time. Fortune aids the brave.

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5ANDRA CLAY SKEEN CAROLYN KAYE SMITH GLENNA F. SMITHERMAN NORMA JEAN SPEARS lighty nice and mighty wise, i just twinkles in her eyes. My sword is my strength, my To be awake is to be olive. spear is song, but laughter is my shield. A merry heart that laughs at ears. CLASS iUSTER STANLEY, JR. JOHNNY V. STEVENS FRED E. STURGILL NANCY C. STURGILL ood nature and good sense ke a fellow that his friends like. All men have their faults; too All mankind love a lover. much modesty is his. She ' s a scholar, and a ripe and good one.

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PATRICIA L. WARREN Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax. DAVID WHITTAKER Truth, when witty, is the witt- iest of all things. HARLES E. UPCHURCH DONALD VANDERGRIFF quiet young lad, but you ' d Give me neither poverty nor surprised at all he knows. riches. CLASS LARA LOUISE WILSON MARTHA F. YEARY lilence to the saints; I am but What is character but the de- human. termination of incident? What is the incident but the illustra- tion of character? NOT PICTURED: ALMA JUNE FISHER Choice bits come in small pack- ages. JUDY SUE FISHER A perfect carnival of fun. THOMAS L. GARDNER It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do. BOBBY HERRON A very quiet, sincere, depend- able fellow.