Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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It has to be perfect ... Cindy Mays makes a few minor adjustments before making her debut. With this crown ... Wendy White releases her title to Paige Glovier, the new Jr. Miss CHS. Not Just Another Pretty face As each contestant made fer final walk, she wondered if this would be her night to shine in the limelight. Walking across that stage can seem [ike an etemity when three scrutinizing judges are watching every step you make. Absolutely nothing escapes their precision trained eyes. They also must be equipped with a seventh sense. That is the ability to detect how comfortable a young lady is while modeling for them. This quality is an immense factor in determining the judges’ final de- cision. Not only beauty, but seff- confidence are the qualities searched for in the Miss CHS pag- eant held each May. Laura Hodges possessed this winning combination and captured I can't stand this ... Jill Whitaker and Crystal Proffitt anxiously wait backstage to see if their names are called. the title for 1989. The lovely ladies following her lead were Re- becca Osborne, 1st runner-up; Aretha Holyfield, 2nd runner -up; Amber Osbome, 3rd runner-up; and Melanie Bell, 4th runner-up. Miss Congeniality went to Kristy Jessee and Robin Dean was named Most Photogenic. Other honors were Prettiest Dress, Re- becca Osbome, and Best Model, Aretha Hollyfield. In the Jr. Miss CHS, Paige Glovier received the unique priv- ilege of being crowned. Her court included 1st runner-up, Michelle James; 2nd runner-up, Crystal Proffitt; 3rd runner-up, Jill Whitaker; and 4th runner-up, Cal- fie Harrilf. Say “CHEESE”... Callie Harrifl, 4th run- ner-up; Paige Glovier, Jr. Miss CHS; Michelle James, 1st runner-up; Crystal Proffitt, 3nd tunner-up; and Jill Whitaker, 4th runner-up; afl beam for the camera. Miss CHS 17

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The CHS Queen .. . Laura Hodges is all smiles after winning the Miss CHS title. A fittle dab will do you... Anita McCamey adds finishing touches be- fore the pageant begins. Here we are... The winners of the pageant were: Melanie Bell, fourth runner-up; Aretha Holyfield, second runner-up; Laura Hodges, Miss CHS; Re- becca Osborne, first runner-up; Amber Osbome, third runner-up. 16 Miss CHS

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18 Making a Stand Each year, one day is set aside to honor students for their out- standing achievements in areas of academics, sports, and vocational skills. Only the ones who work the hardest to achieve these goals are recognized during the ceremo- ny. The student body watched as special quests from the community attended the ceremony to help with the special presentations. The plaques, certificates, and med- ’ als were presented to those stu- dents who worked to their fullest in order to stand above the or- dinary. There is much to be gained by working toward ambitious goals and receiving recognition on this day is only the beginning. Katherine Osbome igen Re ‘ eal Awards Day Bob Bratton accepts the Walt Disney Dreamers and Doers Award. Your attention please. . .Mr. Hensdill takes | charge of the meeting after all awards have been given.