Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

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Bang .... Swish .... bang . . . clank .... are the sounds everyone has been hearing from the stage since the beginning of the year. After several years of absence of a Drama dept.—Speech-n-Drama is back again! The Speech-n-Drama class has been cleaning, repairing, rebuilding, painting and making flats, and designing sets for the Talent Show. All year long everyone has really worked hard in preparation for their children’s play “The Troll Who Believed in People.” Now that the Drama dept, is back on its feet, high hopes and big plans are in store for next year. opening night .... fear and ex¬ citement .... “Do I look O.K.??? . . . cue cards . . . flats . . . smiles . . . . Just LOOK at all those people . . . . “I’m so nervous . . . tears and paint .... carpenters . . . . curtain calls .... a success. 11

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While at Haysi, the visiting committee stayed at beautiful Breaks Interstate Park. This was a new experience for the committee. They had to learn how to drive along our win¬ ding roads, between the chug-holes, and how to get out of the way of movin’ coal trucks—fast!! Evaluation—probably the most talked about subject at school this year. Like our new name, our theme, like our whole annual . . . it’s new and different. In April every aspect of our school underwent evaluation. Months and months were spent in hard work and preparation, and the evaluating committee arrived. A time of testing . . . and we survived. Evaluation Comes To H.H.S. Miss Evans, as usual, active in preparing for evaluation. Beginning of a meeting . . . and . . . after the meeting. If you take my picture one more time . . . Class room instruction was observed. Work . . . faculty meetings . . . “Betty did you lose your folder AGAIN?” . . . work . . . class observation . . . reports . . . com¬ mittees . . . hot cortee—and tempers . . . WORK . . . it’s over at last . . . AHHH!!! 10

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