Bland High School - Echo Yearbook (Bland, VA)

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TOPSECONDARY HALLOWEEN COSTUME ENTRIES: Amanda Baxley, Tammy Davis, Tammy Swanson, Angela Strock, Teresa Richardson, Joanne Mati. Regina Groseclose, Marci Newberry Debbie Warden, Shawna Carr, Gretchen Carlson, Everett Baxley Timmy Thompson, Eric Taylor, Richard Turner, Kenny Froy, Jimmy Brown, Jimmy Barker, Barry Dillow, Arnie Wimmer, Ernie Shelton, Mitch Munsey, Michael Fanning, Bradley Davis. WINNERS—Jimmy Brown and Karin Carlson ABOVE-ELEMENTARY COSTUME WINNERS: Tina Johnson—6A, Sarah Thompson—5, Melanie Thompson—3, Tonya Tolbert—3, Ginny Guthrie— 6B, Rae Romano—K, Holly Pauley—K, Crystal Hall—2, Christy Wellman—4, Bridget Penley—4, Becky Mallory—4, Jacob Scott—K, John Curtis Thompson—K, Nathan Romano—4, Kevin Pauley- 4, Eric Faulkner—6A, Brook Dillow—3, Clint Kegley—6A, Alan Cassell—7, Chris Dillow—6B, Charlie Thompson—5. WINNERS—John Curtis Thompson and Ginny Guthrie CENTER LEFT-ELEMENTARY TEACHERS GET INVOLVED IN HALLOWEEN: Norma Newberry, Connie DeWilde, Jackie Barlow, Kitty Reynolds, Becky Scott, Sue King. CENTER RIGHT—Accounting?!? This cretaure concentrating so deeply is Everett Baxley. BOTTOM-CAFETERIA WORKERS NEVER LOOKED BETTER! Mary Melvin, Sonny Turner, Doris Tibbs. Candids — 13

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Volunteers and Ghosts Lurked the Halls Volunteer? Are you out of your ever living mind?! There are those individuals who enjoy doing and helping. Whether the remunera- tions were monetary, praise or self-satisfac- tion these persons made a notable contribu- TOP LEFT-FLAG GIRLS: Joanne Matz and Debbie Warden Come rain or shine the flags must go up and down. TOP RIGHT: Mike Wool wine, score keeper, bus driv- er substitute teacher and disc jocky. BOTTOM LEFT: Barbara King, work-study student from WCC. BOTTOM RIGHT: Time out from a busy office schedule for Tracy Kegley—OFFICE WORKER tion to the total school. tune telling gypsy, a nurse for the sickly, and Upon entering Bland High on October 31, even several devils made their presence one seemed to be in a fun house or a modern known, day flick. However, it was only costume day. Ghosties and ghouls lurked about with a for- 12 — Volunteers

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Debbie Warden Teresa Richardson Katrina Lilly 2nd runner-up MISS BLAND COUNTY 1984 1st runner-up A Turn With the Best Through Fifty Years Fabulous dresses, flashy smiles and frantic nerves described the appearances and feelings of beauty contestants on the night of March 16. Each girl hoped this night would be ‘her turn’ for the coveted crown and title. Highlighting the pageants was the return of former Miss Bland County winners. The first pageant was held in 1934 and 23 of the title holders were present. Gathering clothing from 'other'years, find- ing someone to fit the garment, and modeling them kept the FHA members busy. A magical night allowed many to say 'it’s my turn now', even though only two girls departed wearing the new crowns. 14 — Miss Bland County