Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Kenneth Hall Angela Hawkins Angela Christin Helbert Christy Helbert Ricky Hensley Connie Herendon Chad Hicks Jody Howard Mickey Hughes Scott Hurd Dwayne Ingle Connie Jacobs David Jacobs Issac Jacobs Melissa Jennings Cindy Jessee Scott Johnson Melissa Keagal Jennifer Kiser Tabitha Lambert Tyson Lambert Angie Long Bobbi Maxfield Eugene Maxfield Travis Maxfield Jerry McReynolds Billy Joe McClellan Dennis McCoy Tina McCoy Charles McCurdy Kimberly Robin McMillan Tony McMillan Eugene Meade Tonya Milton Jeff Mullins Micheal Mullins Gleena Neece Cathy Osborne Loretta Palmer Todd Parsons Jimamy Phillips Linda Gail Phillips 26 ath Grade

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Jamie Amburgey Lisa Amburgey Daniel Anderson Jonn Austin Mark Ball David Bartee Robbie Barker Melanie Bell Tonya Bise Tabitha Boardwine Billy Bond Ernie Burton Jennifer Bush Jimmy Castle Stephaine Castle James Clark Doug Collins Kim Cook Amy Creech Wayne Cress Maratha Kay Dean Elizabeth Dickenson Sophia Dingus Jamie Dixon Tammy Dotson Chris Elam LeAnn Fields Lisa Fields Lela Fields James Fields Terra Fields Shawn Fleenor Jennifer Gibson Edward Glovier Tina Gordon Jeff Griffith Crystal Grizzle Jennifer Grizzle John Grizzle Alice Hale Elizabeth Hale Roy Lee Hale Lee Roy Hale Jerry Hall 8th Grade 25

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... David Slack enjoys Beach Day What is amyth? A myth is a false belief. In recent years there has been a myth about eighth graders. They have been considered cowards and babies. Eighth graders have too often entered a senior classroom and regretted if. A miraculous change in the behavior of eighth graders occured this year, They seemed so much more mature. Eighth graders came into high school with the self-confidence many of the upper classmen lacked, jumping right into the swing of things. Eighth graders were very active in academic programs, as well as sports programs. Eighth graders excelled in the forensics competition. They seemed more career-minded than their predecessors. Also, many of them participated in sports. They showed maturity, courage, and good sportsmanship. Both eighth grade boys and girls showed that they were fashion con- scious. They also have shown sophisticiation and worldliness when less sophisticated individuals had been anticipated. With a group of eighth graders such as ours, the future looks much brighter. They have all the admirable qualities of young ladies and gentlemen. The cradle has been robbed! Caroline Griffith “Just let me check my little black book” ... Angie Vicars checks her “black book” for an address or phone number while Michelle Phillips waits patiently. ASDF ... Jerry McReynolds enjoys using the computers. 8th Grade 2 Z