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

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ADMINISTRATION DR. J. J. KELLY, JR., our able Division Superintendent, has served the Wise County school system diligently and w ' ell for the past forty-three years and is recognized as the dean of superintendents by educational leaders in the State. MR. HARLEY STALLARD, SR, MR. HARLEY STALLARD, SR., our very able leader, has successfully overcome the many problems accompanying the position of principal of a high school the size of Powell Valley. His knowledge of school management and his un- derstanding of boys and girls are only two reasons for his success. MR. W. D. RICHMOND is our very capable Director of Instruction of Wise County Schools and has had great in- fluence upon the quality of instruction in our county. MRS. PATSY ARNOLD serves Powell Valley as the Princi- pal ' s efficient secretary. MR. W. D. RICHMOND Wise County School Board. Left to right: Dr. J. J. Kelly, Jr., Mr. E. D. Ireson, Roberson District; Mr. J. E. Hilton, Lipps District; Dr. F. E. Handy, Richmond District, Chairman,- Mr. G. C. Wharton, Glodeville District; Mr. W. D. Richmond, Director of Instruction. ’age 6 MRS. PATSY ARNOLD

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DEDICATION To educate each one to his maximum is the essence of the American dream. This dream takes as many forms as there are communities. Behind each student at Powell Valley High School are parents with hopes, dreams, and aspirations for these young men and yqung women, who believe in this American dream of improving one ' s mind. In our beautiful building here at Powell Valley we see evidence of interested patrons—mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and businessmen, who have given us concrete proof that they consider our welfare to be of primary importance. Some of these patrons sacrifice many pleasures of life to give these opportunities to us. Sometimes we students take too lightly these great gifts which cost us very little but will, if properly used, pay vast dividends. It is to these devoted parents and patrons that we dedicate this, the Second Edition of the VALHALLA. Page 5

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BOLLING BOTTS BROADWATER H. BROOKS FACULTY MR. MORGAN BOLLING, our Junior Varsity football coach and a sponsor of an eighth grade homeroom, has attended Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, Tusculum College, Clinch Valley College, and East Tennessee State. He has a B. S. degree with a major in history and a major in health and physical education. He teaches English 8, 10, and 1 1. MRS. FRANCES BOTTS, a graduate of the University of Tennessee and a sponsor of an eighth grade homeroom, teaches Genera! Science 8 and 9. MISS SARAH BROADWA- TER, who attended Virginia Intermont College and has an A. B. degree from Hollins College, teaches Algebra 9 and 10, plane geometry, and History 12. She is a junior sponsor. MRS. HAZEL BROOKS, having graduated from Lincoln Memorial University with a B. S. degree, teaches general science and American history. MRS. WILMA BROOKS, sponsor of a senior class and the Hi-Y Club, teaches Algebra 9 and 10, and physics. She is a graduate of Lincoln Memorial University and has a B. S. degree. MR. ANSON CAUDILL, an eighth grade homeroom sponsor, teaches English 8 and 9. He is a graduate of Lincoln Memorial University and has a B. S. degree. MRS. MARY FRANCES CLOUD, who attended Radford College and Clinch Valley College, has a B. S. degree. She teaches English 8, 9, and 10. MISS FAITH COX, Guidance Counselor, sponsor of the Hi-Y Club and co-sponsor of the VALHALLA, has a B. S. degree from Radford College. She teaches English 11 and 12. MR. WILLIAM CURRY, our Distributive Education and business arithmetic teacher, has a B. S. degree from East Tennessee State College. He is sponsor of the D. E. Club. MISS CALLIE DARNELL, a senior sponsor, has a B. S. degree from Radford College and teaches biology. Math 8, and Algebra 9. MISS LORA DIN- W. BROOKS CAUDILL CLOUD COX CURRY Page 7