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

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ALICE DARNELL little done, so much to do. MARY LOU DAUGHERTY The plainest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. GLENDA DICKINSON Little in stature but big in ways. BILL DINGUS My patience is now at an end. ' CLASS RALPH ELY ROY FIELDS KENNETH FOGG RITA JO FRANKLIN ime is but a stream I go a- A big heart in a small frame. To be great is to be misunder- A faithful friend is fhe medi- fishing in. stood. dne of life. Page 19

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JUDY COLLINSWORTH ' Good humor is one of the best articles one con wear. LURLIE COLLINSWORTH A smiling face and hair of red but there is no temper within that head. CHRISTINE COOPER Calm and serene with a lot of life, we know she ' ll make a wonderful wife. LOIS CRAFT It matters not what you an thought to be but what yoi are. SENIOR JANE DRAPER EDDIE JOE DUEFY A true friend is forever a friend. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow FAYE DULANEY The pink of courtesy. JAMES DURHAM I would give all my fame for pot of ale and some safety Page 18

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PATRICIA FRANKS CHARLES FUGATE BRENDA GALLOWAY JOHNNY GARRISON The happiest person is the per- son that thinks the most interest- ing thoughts. With sleepy eyes, hair so black, and witty remarks as sharp as a tack. She is tall and slim and a little shy; but this is denied by her eyes. Life is too short to waste. SENIOR JOE GRAHAM ' ' A swell all-round fellow and treasurer, to find one nicer would be hard to do. ' PEGGY GRIFFIN We can scarcely hate anyone we know. HAROLD HALL SAMMIE RHEA HALSTEAD Every noble deed dieth, if sur- They love her most who know passed in silence. her best. Page 20