Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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25, 26,27 ... Mike Hale urgeshis Heave ho! ...Annette Ray and friend to keep going while taking | Gee Gee Popp use their Driver’s part in the strenuous physical fit- | Ed. know-how to change a flat tire ness tests. on Gee Gee’s car. , lima rl Skipping rope... Coach Tom Al- Pump, pump, pump ... Amy len keeps up with Sarah Stanley Gray jacks up the car using the and Lisa Meade. know-how gained in Driver's Ed. ACADEMICS 17

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Dirty sweat socks, ‘“Re- susa Annie” the CPR dum- my, and sweaty palms gripping the steering wheel made up some of the familiarities of students in P.E. Health classes as well as. Driver's Education. Pulses throbbed and hearts did flip-flops every time they slide behind the wheel of the driver’s ed. car. Not always was this squea- mishness due to the fear of 16 ACADEMICS Hubcaps and’ Soa driving; often it was due to the pressure of the driving instructor who sat beside them. P.E. students whipped into shape by exercising their ability to participate in various games such as volleyball and flag-foot- ball. The Sophomore health students also spent time learning techniques for first-aid and CPR. They practiced mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on “Resusa Annie’. The CPR instruc- tor was Coach Daniel Glass. As the year pro- gressed the students strengthened their driving skills as well as their abili- ties to perform in case of a life threatening situation. By Krystal Williams Saving lives Laura Hodges and Alison Kelley practice first aid by using the Heimleck Ma- neuver.

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Tooting the Arts The boundaries of creativity were pushed beyond the limits over and over during the year. Music was explored on all levels. The band combined the traditional with the original and flavored their music with a sound all its own. Hard work and late practices paid off for the march- ing band when it received a perfect score of one at the McChessney Band Competition at Big Stone Gap. Art students froze those images created from the imagination paintings, sketching, and clay sculptings by mixing a harmony of lines, color, and designs. The choir classes worked for hours to produce a sound that blended into one voice. Days of practice by the students paid off when they presented their annual Christmas and Spring concerts. The three departments produced the wild west musical “Tumbleweeds.” The creative imagination and dedication involved was emitted by the huge success of the production. © te, By Krystal Williams 18 ACADEMICS We did it! ...Mr. Mike Brown, sion one awards received at the Eric Hodges, Chamene Robinson, McChessney Band Competition. and Danita Kiser show their divi- This is a perfect score. oe ET