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

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MUNSEY FACULTY Club. MISS ILOE READ, who attended Bluefield College and Carson-Newman, has a B. S. degree. She teaches physical education and is the sponsor of the G. A. A. Club. MRS. GRACE ROSE, sponsor of the sophomore class and the VALHI, has a B. A. degree from Milligan College. She also is sponsor of the Speech Club and the Latin Club. She teaches English 11 and 12, Latin I, and speech arts. MISS BILLIE JEAN SCOTT, our school librarian, attended Lincoln Memorial University and Radford College, and has a B. S. degree. She is the Library Club sponsor. MR. J. RUCKER SKEEN, who attended Radford College and Hivvassee College, has a B. S. degree. He teaches History 8, 11, and 12. MR BURCHELL L.STALLARD is our head football coach. Junior Varsity basketball coach, baseball coach, and is sponsor of the Varsity Club. He has a B. S. degree from Milligan College and a M. A. degree from George Peabody College. He teaches Science 9 and physical education. MRS. NELL R. TEKEL, sponsor of the junior class and co-sponsor of the F. B. L. A. Club, has a B. S. degree from Radford College. She teaches Shorthand, Typing I, general business, and business arithmetic. MRS. BETH WENDELL, who attended Mary Washington College, Radford College, and the University of Ten- nessee, has a B. S. and a M, S. degree. She teaches Vocational Office Training, Typing II and shorthand. She is also sponsor of the V. O. T. Club and co-sponsor of the F. B. L. A. Club and co-sponsor of the VALHI. MRS. EVELYN WHITT, co-sponsor of the F. B. L. A. Club, has her B. S. degree from Mary Washington College. She teaches general business. Typing I, and bookkeeping. MISS JULIA A. WILLIS has a B. S. degree from Radford College. She teaches art, history and English 9 and 10, and is also a sponsor of the sophomore class and the sponsor of the Art Club. STALLARD TEKEL WENDELL WHITT WILLIS Page 9

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DARNEI.L DINGUS FITTS GIBBS HORNE FACULTY GUS, with an A. B. degree from Emory and Henry College, teaches trigonometry, college algebra, solid geometry, chemistry, and Latin I and II. She is co-sponsor of the VAL- HALLA, Latin Club, and is also a senior sponsor. MISS DAISY FITTS, who attended Rad- ford College and has a B. S. degree from Lincoln Memorial University, teaches Home Economics I and III, and physical education. She is sponsor of the F. H. A. Club. MR. JACK GIBBS, with a B. S. and M. A. degree from Appalachian State Teachers College, is sponsor of the Glee Club and Director of Guidance, and teaches biology. MRS. KATHLEEN HORNE, with a B. S. degree from William and Mary College, teaches Home Economics I and II, and is sponsor of the F. H. A. Club, MR. CECIL MADDUX has a B. S. degree from East Tennessee State College. He teaches Math 8 and physical education. He is also sponsor of the Varsity Club, and coaches Varsity basketball, football and track. MRS. VIRGINIA McCHESNEY, our band director, attended Virginia Interment Col- lege and the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. MR. WADE MILLER, one of the ninth grade homeroom sponsors, has a B. S. degree from Emory and Henry College. He teaches Spanish I and II, and Math 8 and 9. He is also the sponsor of the Spanish Club. MISS ZELMA SUE MULI INS is a spansor of a sophomore class and teaches business arithmetic, solid geometry, general math and Math 8. She has attended Clinch Valley College and Lincoln Memorial University. MR. MARK A. MUNSEY, who teaches History 10 and 1 1 and Geography 9, has a B. S. degree from East Tennessee State College. MRS. DONNA RAINES, who has attended Clinch Valley College and Radford College, teaches English 8 and 9 and French. She is an eighth grade sponsor and sponsor of the French RAINES READ ROSE SCOTT SKEEN Page 8

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TIME . . . LT. COL. SCHOEPPER, DIRECTOR BILL JONES, MODERATOR MARINE BAND PERFORMS IN POWELL VALLEY HIGH GYMNASIUM COLLEGE NIGHT. We boarded our buses and proudly began another year at Powell Valley High. . . . hot days. . . . smothering. . . . and noisy as a result of road construction crew which plowed, moved, plowed, and moved. . . . United States Marine Band visited us to bring color, pagentry, and beautiful music. ... A new season opened on the football field causing sore muscles, tired boys, and anxious coaches . . . . September changed to October with a flurry of color and autumn smells. . . . College Night at Norton made us feel as though we were really SENIORS. . . . and, oh the confusion that we faced about our life after graduation! .... Another band trophy came to join our collection. . . . and Halloween came and went quietly. . . . Football ended with the stiff rivalry between Appalachia and Powell Valley causing a bit of egg citement. . . . November caused seniors to ask, Are our class rings here ? .... Senior sponsors al- most lost patience. . . . when suddenly. . . . they appeared, just in time for Thanksgiving holidays . . . our first vacation . . . Christmas was on its way with Jingle Bells and White Christmas echoing through the halls . . . CEEB ' s were given at Clinch Valley College for the brave . . . and reports were returned for a New Year ' s present . . . Elmer and the Lovebug was presented by the Speech Club . . . and Navidad Programme, the annual Spanish Club Christmas program . . . New Year brought resolutions, plans, and problems . . . Examinations brought vows to study harder the next semester . . . Basketball games lost by fractions of points . . . Snow, Snow, and more SNOW made us know that winter was definitely here . . . College applications were put in the mail and we settled down for the long wait to see whether we would be accepted . . . New sweaters and trinkets ... as Christmas gifts with an oc casional BRUCE SHULL SELLS FIRST VALHI TO MIKE BERNEY. WILLIAMS ON A RAMPAGE Page 10