Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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4-H. Pees cy When will this end? ... Jeff Cook more notes while Charles Kiser, Tiffa- | Loretta Hartsock write on. Dig a little deeper ... Robin Banner flips his notebook in anticipation of | ny White, Pam Elam, Karen Hurd and scours her pocket for the last coin. ops! ie Ring cri 5 -. Di Ops) a=: Leslie Ring cringes as she = Anyone there? ... Tony Bush Am | cool or what? ... Angie Pientka portrays a punk rocker on Dress-Up Day. realizes she’s in the wrong room. takes a peek around the door. Eighth Grade 1I5

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Tim Taylor Timmy Tickles Rachel Tiller Michelle Tomlinson Donald Townes Randy Trent Jeff Turner David Varney Albert Washburn Ginger White Tiffany White Robbie Whitaker Patty Williams Sandra Willis Brian Woods Kim Woods Tom Woody Linda Worley Karen Wright Brad Yeary Todd Young Let us break bread together As he stood there, he felt his face grow hot. There was a burning sensation deep within him. He tried to turn and leave, but his feet would not cooperate. The unfamiliar faces began starring at him, some were even laughing! He realized he had entered the wrong room. Why did this have to happen? And why on the first day of high school? Walking into the wrong room, which was a common 14 Eighth Grade kod: bie Whitaker partakes of the midday meal in order to satisfy the gnawing experience among eighth graders, brought about many interesting reactions. Some turned and ran in complete embarrassment while others stood still and hoped that their life would simply end right then and there. But whether the person froze in fear, went into hysteria or simply laughed it off, most agreed it was an experience they could have lived without. hunger pangs of a growing boy. Punching holes Timmy Tickles prepares Lord’s Acre spirit lifters. Steven Smith displays the expression of an Embarrassment prevails eighth grader who just walked into a wrong class.

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Of Buccaneers And Buried Gold As the sea rocked the ship, the pirate fiercely struggled with the treasure chest. When he heard the lock snap, he threw open the lid and what he saw astounded him. There in the chest were boundless treasures that would help him to conquer new worlds. The golden treasure was as important to the pirate as edu- cation was to the ninth grad- ers. When the ninth graders set forth to conquer their freshman year, they resem- bled the buccaneer of old. For the first time, electives were opened to them. Foreign lan- guages, world history, geogra- phy, and attending the voca- tional school were their new Bobby Allen Jeff Amos Robin Austin William Banner Missy Bise Sammy Bise Kathy Breeding Mark Bryan Lee Buckles Becky Burke David Castle Jeff Castle Johnny Clark Wendy Clark Eugene Collins Julie Collins Kevin Combs Keena Cooley David Couch Carolyn Deskins I6 Ninth Grade worlds to be conquered. And conquer them they did. The freshmen achieved com- plete control and advance fi- nancial preparations for the prom in their junior year. They took full advantage of their classes. At the end of the year, the foreign language stu- dents were speaking like French and Spanish pirates. Geography students were mapping out strategic plans to conquer any and all worlds. And the vocational students used the many skills they learned, by creating for- tresses in the mind to help conquer their opponents of ig- norance and poverty. Freshman class officers Amy Gray, President; Michelle Silcox, Vice- President; Trey Wilburn; Secretary-Treasurer.