Blackstone High School - Ivy Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Struggles and Relaxation Caught in a Glance I THE EVER PRESENT struggle for supremacy is found even at B.H.S. but in a much more relaxed man- ner. a? ite I MIRTH Is EVER present in the lunchtime clown, Mike Hart’s antics, although Pam Draper seems embarrassed by them.

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Many Faces Appear in B.H.S. Life There are many faces at B.H.S. Homeroom, club meetings, assemblies, all of these bring about many faces. Not only the faces of the students at B.H.S. but also guest speakers and the yearbook representative. Football practice and games, basketball games, baseball games, track meets and pep rallies, both indoors and out, bring about still other faces. With the Homecoming parade, Homecoming game and dance and Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom we see other faces, familiar and unfamiliar. Finally, there are the faces which climax the school; those that we find at the Baccalaureate ‘| Sermon and Graduation. The 1969 Ivy—Published by the 1969 Ivy Staff of Blackstone High School, Blackstone, Vir- ginia. ete mI ee ec 2h be wile ei en: Janet Hart PMMA EATICOECOILOP) ssi, esc ole ees Dana Harver Business Manager ........ Mary Alice Pitzinger EIGHTH GRADERS FACES reflect their burn- ing desire to discover new heights of education. ELLEN CHRISTIAN and Sally Spindler express bewilder- ment upon puzzling question. Contents PNGAGCINICS ciate «: Seid cote 10 (QAM OUVALN TO TaTS tea ae ene 24 ANU NCNCCS Da a he va cae A4 ACU MCO Rare teeth: . .atarie. =. 64 (CURIGSS Si a en, ee 70

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ee n ¥ «, CAUGHT AT AN opportune : Se ee aia ;, ? % DIY ae : ey Ry ant , — commis Pe pe Ae. ye Rae ae ha : ' Ee moment, Audrey Oliver and Patricia Lewis are preparing for a new way of life. of B.H.S. students; contentment, desire, APPRECIATION FOR MUSIC as typical and disinterest. INTENTION -AND AT- TENTION are both need- ed to successfully com- plete a course.