Bland High School - Echo Yearbook (Bland, VA)

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C arefree fun-filled days made up the life of the student body. Their youth and excitement made each day new and challenging. However, with it came the usual responsibil- ities of choice and decision. Trying to keep up with the everchanging styles, points of view and school work was difficult and challenging. Without the challenges, life would have been boring indeed! TOP: Pep rally for homecoming — makeup specialists varsity team monitored by cheer- leaders. David King, Rusty Warden, Donna Lambert. BOTTOM LEFT: Peas in a pod! Kevin Fore, Chip Bird, Robbie Waddle, Randy Dillow, Gary Blankenship. BOTTOM RIGHT: Using time wisely-Susan Remines, Sonya Carroll, Teresa Lester, Sonya Chewning. Div-Student Life

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Community influenced smooth operation ssistance from community fans dents and faculty easier. When attendance and enthusiasm. In ex- and members influenced the faced with the loss of fine arts pro- — tra-curricular activities their patron- smooth operation of the schools. grams, they banded together to age supplied that extra subsidy for Their leadership, presence and con- raise the necessary funds. Theirsup- success. tributions made the work of stu- port of athletic programs boosted PTSO president Eddie Dillow and Vicki Tate Piano accompanist is Mrs. Karen Blankenship . 7 FR LEFT: Game break satisfies hunger-Mrs. El- eanor Atwell. RIGHT: The intricacies of photography — Mrs. Dolores Thompson, Mr. Roger Thomp- son, Mr. Bob Kegley. Community Life

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TOP: Following the elementary Reading Bee, the Library Club treated all participants to a party. Club members dressed as storybook characters. Lana Lindamood, dressed as Rag- gedy Ann, prepares students to play Win, Lose or Draw. BOTTOM LEFT: Sherri Shewey is deeply in- volved in her studies (or is she thinking of later plans?!). BOTTOM RIGHT: Bus loading time at 3 o'clock. 14 — Candids