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

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Biology has high standards Yg w P ,v v 1 mm k W ' mfj sk j LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT — Ivy Royster, Cathy Lewis, Edna Howerton. SECOND ROW — Sandra Burwell, Willetta Reid, Rhonda Bouldin, Gary Tucker. THIRD ROW — Evelyn Jones, Francis Jones. To qualify for membership in the Biology Club, a student must have a B or better average in science courses which they have taken. The students must also have an in- terest in a Biological related career. The club placed hanging plants in the cafeteria as an- other way to inspire people to appreciate all life forms. Cathy Lewis, Assistant Secretary; Sandra Burwell, Secretary; Willeta Reid, Presi- dent; Rhonda Bouldin, Treasurer; Frances Jones, Vice-President. One requirement for eligibility in the Biology Club, is for members to dress in the attire of the profession they hope to pursue. Clubs 19

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Beta Club . . . Good times and bad FRONT ROW — Dana Pritchard, Vickey Ramsey, Melinda Smith, Teresa Sandifer, Cheryl Harris, Sandra Burwell, Alice White, Kim Fuller, Evelyn Jones. MIDDLE ROW — Fran Allgood, Rhonda Nunn, Pam Fulp, Katie Taylor, Vickey Overby, Myra Howerton, Kelly Davis, Jane Hayes, Randolph Beales, Charlene Mallory, Willetta Reid, Helen Newton, Ellen Wagstaff. BACK ROW — Juanita Gryder, Tammy Newton, John Shelton, Peter Mondragon, Mike Hobbs, Doug Puryear, Robert Sheppard, Norma Crowder, Ellen Mears, Rhonda Bouldin, Gary Tucker, Mark Thompson, Patricia Fleming, and Hunter Wagstaff. This year ' s Beta Club got off to a roaring start with the new members plunging head first into money-mak- ing activities — namely making stew. After quite a few set backs, the club finally came out with a profit after three days of hard work and stew stirring. One member was quoted as saying, . . . and to this day, my car STILL smells like that sorry Brunswick Stew. Officers this year in the Beta Club are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Alice White, Secretary, Hunter Wagstaff, President, Randolph Beales, Vice President, and Doug Puryear, Treasurer. 18 Clubs

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Foreign languages . . . SPANISH The Spanish Club took a trip to Raleigh to hear Jose Greco, a lec- turer and famous foreign dancer. Along with Mrs. Anderson, the or- ganizations sponsor and new teach- er, the club went Christmas caroling in Clarksville. FRONT ROW: Sondra Petty, Sandra Tucker, Wanda Martin, Tony Goode, Brenda Davis, Kathy Mathews, Treas.; Brenda Davis, Karen Evans, Mrs. Anderson, Club Sponser. SECOND ROW: Ann Oliver, Ernadette Vice-pres.; Tony Goode, Pres.; Tony Powell, Sherri Walker, Barbara Terry, Dianna Smith, Tanya Baskerville. THIRD ROW: Mangum, Sec. Larry Tucker, Karen Harris, Gloria Taylor, Fletcher Crawley, Robin Smith, Allison Evans. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Howerton, Melinda Smith, Peter Mondragon, Lydia Gupton, Teresa Crawley, Trese Jaber. FIFTH ROW: Robin Poore, Lee Wagstaff, Jackie Crute, Teresa Cambell, Barbara Brewer, Kathy Mathews. SIXTH ROW: Randy Bailey, Patty Allen, Dee Dee Waldrep, Sharon Rogers, Anita Jenkins, Ann LeGrande, Tony Mangum. SEVENTH ROW: Rex Gordon, Devin Fitz, Gayle Harris, Rives Eggelston, Freddie Oettinger. . . . FRENCH The French Club participated in Christmas caroling this year and was chaperoned by Mrs. Morris, the club ' s sponsor. The French and Spanish Clubs joined together for a foreign language day, in which the members spoke in their desig- nated languages for the entire day. 20 Clubs FIRST ROW: Bryan Hester, LaNita Hudgins, Albertine Atkins, Gloria Venable, Sandra Smith, Yvonne Boxley. SECOND ROW: Sandra Cook, Beverly Daily, Marianne French, Dana Pritchard, Ann Reamy, Angela Overby, Katie Taylor, Pam Fulp, Gina Garrett, Ricky Munn, Alfreda Hargrove, Karen Wallace. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Morris, Club Sponser, Mary Oliver, Jamie Mills, Kim Walker, Calvin Oliver, Mike Hobbs, Hunter Wagstaff, Tony Wood, Chris Foley.