Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

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The junior class consisted of 103 students. Out of the class a prom committee was chosen to begin preparations for the Junior-Senior class prom. Class meetings were held and finally it was decided that the theme would be summer breeze. After selling magazines and candy, enough money was | raised to begin buying the neces¬ sary supplies to produce the actual summer evening. Students from the sophomore class were chosen as ushers. The band that per¬ formed was Michael Copperfield from Elkorn City, Kentucky and prom night was a night to remem¬ ber. 15

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5 SUMMER BREEZE IS THEME OF JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM 1. ) Ray Hall ' s job for the prom was keeping balloons blown up for decorations. 2. ) Robin Owens is satisfied with the completion of the stage decorations. 3. ) Bruce Sutherland and date Sherry Cole¬ man enjoy the music of the Micheal Cop- perfield band. 4. ) The steady two¬ some, Jim Grubbs and Minetta Owens are en¬ joying the night. 5. ) Coach Larry Compton and wife Ju¬ dy look relaxed mid¬ way through the eve¬ ning. 6. ) Jimmy and Rita Justus ask Junior Ep- ling and Debbie Fuller to pause for a picture. 7. ) Vi van Sykes is glad to hear the 3:15 1 bell ring after a hard days work on the gym¬ nasium. 14

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A Memoriam For Ricky Woodrow Dale And Mitzi Regina Rose Turn me loose from your hands Let me fly toward distant lands Over green fields Trees And mountains Flowers And forest fountains Flome along the lanes of skyway For this dark and lonely route Projects a shadow cast in gloom And my eyes Are mirrors Of the world outside Thinking of the ways the wind can turn The tide And these shadows turn from purple Into grey For just this skyline Pigeon Dreaming of the open Waiting for the day that he can spread his wings And fly away again Fly away, skyline Pigeon Fly Towards the dreams you left so very far behind Let me wake up in morning to the smell of new-mown hay To laugh and cry To live and die In the practice of my day I want to hear the pealing bells of distant churches sing But most of all Please free me from This aching never-ring And open out this cage toward the sun For just this skyline Pigeon Dreaming of the open Waiting for the day that he can spread his wings And fly away again Dedicated to Flight and Freedom by Elton John and Bernie Taupin Mitzi Regina Rose Ricky Woodrow Dale 14 16