Bluestone High School - Golden Link Yearbook (Skipwith, VA)

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cS, emors President Ricky Buchanan Vice President Ellen Newcomb Secretary Joyce Simmons Treasurer Donna Accettullo Reporter Jerry Inge Sponsors Mary Copley, Elva Kibler, Elizabeth Stumps, Edward Fournier It was almost five years ago that an eighth grade, full of vigor and anticipation, entered Bluestone High School. As eighth graders, this was a TIME OF GREAT EXPECTATIONS. They became a small part of an active high school. The ninth grade was a TIME OF LEARNING. There were many new courses offered. Also a new world of sports was introduced, and they eagerly participated in them. As members of the tenth grade, this was the TIME FOR MANY GREAT IDEAS. They had many great ideas on howto raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. They sold stationery, had bake sales, sponsored a dance, and sold candy. Their Junior year was a TIME OF GREAT PLANNING. It was a time to plan their Junior-Senior Prom entitled SHOWBOAT. The Miss Bluestone Contest pro- vided money for the prom. Their Senior year was a TIME FOR LOOKING TO THE FUTURE. College boards were taken during the summer, and they were hearing their returns. It was a time to receive class rings and to apply to colleges. The Seniors reigned over Home- coming activities. As the most memorable year of their high school life draws to a close, the mem- bers of the Class of ' 66 look forward to the TIMES OF THE FUTURE. Throughout their new experiences, they will always remember the times of Bluestone High School. 22

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en ors DONNA MARIE ACCETTULLO LYNDA CAROLYN ADCOCK JEAN ANDERSON JAMES DAVID ANDERSON, JR. PHILLIS JEAN ARMES DARYL RYLAND BAGBEY MARTHA SCOTT BEDINGER DOUGLAS RAY BLANKS CORA JANE BOSWELL 23