Bland High School - Echo Yearbook (Bland, VA)

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24 — Ninth grade Patty Mutter Jason Ramsey Tracy Repass Mike Sage Marshall Schoenthal Lute Scott Sherri Shewey Jennifer Simms Heather Smith Patrick Smith Patricia Stowers David Strock Crystal Tibbs Katie Tibbs William Tickle Pammy Wright Lending assistance to the PTA Hal- loween carnival. LEFT: Tony Bokse keeps an eye on the target while thir sharpshooter lines up the sights RIGHT: JoAnn Shewey keeps track of the thirsty.

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What’s the most important part of school to you? Amusing, but not surprising, an- swers followed when ninth grade students were asked the question, “What’s the most important part of school to you?” One brave stu- dent said that being able to learn more was most important to her. Other answers were “meeting new people and being able to commu- nicate with people”, “playing bas- ketball”, “socializing and being able to talk with friends”, “being able to play in school sports.” The most popular answer seemed to be “when the bell rings at the end of sixth period.” A best excuse for getting out of class and 9th Class officers: Mrs. Sandra Harman, president; Robbie Brown, president; Mr. using artistic talents. sponsor; Brandon Farlow, treasurer; Mir- Tommy Bird, sponsor. acle Mitchem, secretary;Chris Dillow, vice- Allison King David King Teresa Lester Marsha Martin Barbara Meadows Jay Meadows Miracle Mitchem Travis Munsey Ninth grade — 23

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Jamie Asbury Patricia Austin Julie Baxley Doug Boardwine Tony Boksa Jim Britton Alan Cassell Mary Echols Brian Farlow Brian Fore Barry Fulford Amy Haga Brian Hall J. R. Harris Brad Havens Rachel Havens Bradley King Dusty King Steven King Larry Lafferty The knights of the round table? — or Mrs. Newberry’s nightmare! (Clockwise from 1:00) Brian Fore, Kevin Lindamood, Chad Thompson, Brian Hall, Chris Dillow. Tenth grade — 25