Galax High School - Knowledge Knoll Yearbook (Galax, VA)

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Blazing Saddles Meanwhile back at the ranch, the Future Farmers of America once again strived to keep the backbone of America in farming. Learning the basics of car- pentry, welding, and masonry, these skills will be useful no matter what their future brings. Initiation gave the old members a chance to welcome new members by the usual fun . A major project of the organization was selling oranges and grapefruits. This is a service that is ap- preciated throughout the community. 'f?i,Iif f,-. rr.. fs., ,,. ,f , Q Q . 4 uv 'FT Several members of the FFA listen attentively dur- ing class. 110 CLUBS Mike Mickey tries to loosen the furtile cement. p 1 T1 Carl Moser and Kevin Reedy come in from a hard day of grapefruit sales. ROW 1 QL to RJ Lee johnson, Steve Burcham, jeff Moser, Kevin Reedy, Carl Moser, Barry Lowe, Doug Cox, Mike Mickey ROW 2qL to RJ Jeff Caens, James Bowers, Randy Leonard, Steve Hanks, Buddy Hill, James Lilley, Dennis Rutherford, Mr. Austin ROW 3 KL to RJ Sherry Grimes, Wayne Coleman, john Houk, Richard Leonard, Danny Choate, David Scharffer, Darian l-lackley, Antonio Perrin ROW 4 KL to RJ Cary Shumate, Ricky Walker, Chris Dickenson, Steve Burris, Charles Leonard, jimmy Wright, Barry Estridge, Duane Holloway ROW 5 lL to RJ Joe Diamond, Shawn Wilson, Kelvin Hale, Sammy Lewis, Roger Lineberry, Greg I-lines, jerry Lawson ROW 6 QL to Rl Elizabeth Duggins, Randy Cornett, Larry Thompson, Curtis Russell, Kenneth Combs, Allen Rosen- baum.

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Play That Funky Music Maybe not as wild as the Flying Dutchman or Johnny Fever, but on Saturday afternoon WBOB S onsors 50 minutes of nonstop jam for the students delight. The S.C.A. sponsors and selects six air-worthy students to host the show. While everyone else is still in bed at 12:30 on Saturday mornings, the announcers are at WBOB sorting out to hits and preparing for the show. The hits mailed 'to WBOB by the companies may not be Teen Time material, but the announcers still manage to round up plenty of good tunes to kee everyone rockin'-n-rollin' for a short while. Even though most peo- ple don't realize it, the show airs year round, except for Va. Tech's football seasons when their games are announced. After the show is over at 2:00, everyone tunes to another station just waiting to jam again next Saturday with Teen Time. The teen time staff seranades listeners with their own special brand of humor Swamp Music. caller is her mother. mia Front: Regina Grinnell, Allan Funk, Ruth Otey Back- Kenn Rosenbaum, Clark Fincher, Brian - Y Underwood. Allan Funk exchanges a golden oldie for some Regina Grinnell cracks up when she realizes the I T211 ,L '.--, l 1 p-, -1 Brian Underwood jams with some true boogie. R CLUBS 109

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Lynn Bedsaul desperately untangles some overcook spaghetti. jf Maia it ' ' 1 . alll 'ar 1st row, left to right: Dee Burks, Susan Carper, Katrina Leonard, Sandra Hodge, Mrs. I. Smith. Znd row: Mary Ellen Hackler, Sherry Shrewsberry, Rhonda Catron, Robin Vaught, Anja Spurlin, Cindy Carper. 3rd row: Linda Moxley, Kelly Blackburn, Michelle Chappell, Missy Burcham, Tammy Garrett, jackie Fender, Lynn Bedsaul, Robin Leagan, Rhonda Diamond, Lori Davis, Cora Farris. 4th row: Janie Sharp, Percela Green, Carolyn Manuel, Shari Robinson, Stephanie Phillips, Pam Schuyler, Jeanna Smith, Cindy Diamond, Karen Andrews, Angie jones, Sherry Sexton. sth row: Paula Hahn, Lori White, Marie Green, Sylvia Adams, Kathy Ward, Patricia Todd, Donna Payne, Sandra Carico, Teresa Vaughan, Lisa Sawyer, Rhonda Alderman. . innem . . . Pam Schuyler and Stephanie Phillips prepare for another interesting FHA meeting. The Future Homemakers of America Organization was filled with students whose lifelong dream was to become a happy homemaker or a galloping gour- met. But of course they had to perform various duties to help prepare them for their future. The FHA has participated in many projects. They prepared and served refreshments for new student orientation .and co-sponsored a reception for the Homecoming Court and their mothers. Members also earned money for their club by selling Tupperware at the begin- ning of the year. .Mg . Susan Carper anxiously waits for the meeting to begin. FHA officers are: bottom row, left to right: Susan Carper, Katrina Leonard, Monday. Top row, left to right: DeDe Burks, Sandra Hodge, Sandy Phipps. . 5 : izwlwie I f '12 Q' 4 fg .h.'5gi35g if fr ,, ...XaaEs'2E4'5,'-,,E'l 'i a,,ifi5,ff5e'5u ' - ,,rVi:5355g3a w msigggarvgxf.. M it Lang gggszwiglii asia- W zsgagigglfffeg CLUBS 111