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

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Rocking away with the FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America were really rocking in November this past year with their Rock-a-thon for the March of Dimes of Clarksville and Chase City. The members, who rocked for 24 hours at four hour shifts helped to earn $1100. The club sponsored prizes for the best decorated homeroom doors at Christmas time. Mrs. Len- hart encouraged the members to sell Tom Watt Kits, which con- tained a variety of gifts. Helen Tuck, Randy Bailey, and Joyce Wilkerson rocks away! Phyllis Dailey; reporter, Helen Tuck; Historian, Dana Pritchard; treasurer, Patricia Fleming; secretary, Pam Fulp; Vice-President and Marian Hensley; President is seated. Jackie Small; parliamentarian not pictured. FIRST ROW: Donna Ashby, Carolyn Newton, Kaye Nelson, Carolyn Elliott, Becky Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ellen Wagstaff, Connie Elliott, Wanda Reese, Virginia Williamson, Kim Fuller. THIRD ROW: Debra Rogers, Eleanor Allen, Joyce Wilkerson, Fran Allgood, Gale Palmer. 22 Clubs

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TOP ROW: Stephen Liggon, Calvin Puryear, Larry Tucker, Marvin Hatcher, Eric Johnson, Bernard Duncan, Carl Puryear. CENTER ROW: Miss Turner, Alison Evans, Faye Thompson, Evonne Tillotson, Jacqueline Small, Carnell Oliver. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Queensberry, Virginia Simmons, Priscilla Burdine, Jacqueline Leigh, Lorraine Townes, Linda Mullins, Darlene Ratliff. REGIONAL CHOIR: TOP ROW: Larry Tucker, Eric Johnson, Carl Puryear, Carnell Oliver. BOTTOM ROW: Alison Evans, Priscilla Burdine, Deon Hargrove, Jacqueline Smith, Stephen Liggon. OFFICERS: Deon Hargrove, Treasurer; Darleen Ratliff, Secretary; Jacqueline Small, Vice President; Stephen Liggon, President. Miss Turner First Year for Select Choir This choir has the potential to accomplish great feats if you ' ll only get to work! These words of wis- dom from Miss Turner began the year for the new select choir, cho- sen this year by students ' auditions. The choir presented their first per- formance at the Dec. S.P.T.A. They also traveled to the Junior High for a Christmas Assembly. Nine mem- bers participated in All Regional Chorus in February and a spring concert is in planning. In this choir, as well as in the other periods of choir, an effort was made to teach students basic musical theory. This included not value, note reading, and sight- singing. Choir 21

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Assistants . . . always busy Guidance, office, and library as- sistants perform errands and other small tasks beneficial to their de- partments. These students used their study hall classes for the bet- terment of the efficiency at Blue- stone. GUIDANCE ASSISTANT: Mark Thomp- son, Dana Pritchard (SEATED), Marianne French, Beverly Dailey, Juanita Gryder. Anita Chumney, Tammy Bollinger, Lucille Hargrove, are the office workers. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Wanda Hester, Regina Gordon, Donisha Lawson, Fran Allgood, Alfreda Hargrove, Cathleen Thompson. Student Assistances 23