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

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xposing the Joy of Music CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT: Sandra Freeman, Vivian Keene, Loretta Hunt, Ernadette Powell, Teresa Terry, Patricia Richardson, Teresa Hargrove, Rebecca Crawley. SECOND ROW: Virginia Simmons, Annie Clark, Glenda Marrow, Theresa Marrow, Francine Richmond, Brenda Smith, Rosa Hazelwood, Alison Evans, Rose Boyd. THIRD ROW: Annie Carrington, Shirley Barnes, Lisa Tanksley, Joyce Burton, Brenda Simmons, Doraline Ratliff. FOURTH ROW: Elmore Cole, James Hall, Eric Johnson, Michael Richardson. GIRL’S CHORUS: FRONT: Carolyn Mangum, Jackie Richmond, Connie Marrow, Rebecca Crawley, Frances Lee. BACK: Doralene Ratliff, Cheryl Carter, Shelia Jones, Pearl Evans, Bonita Hester, Deborah Hayes, Alison Evans, Deborah Revis, Francine Richmond. FIRST PERIOD CHOIR: FRONT: Darnell Atkins, George Richardson, Carl Skipwith, Wayne Leigh. SECOND ROW: Christine Osborne, Juliet Skipwith, Brenda Kelly, Frances Lee, Lerbertha Benjamin. THIRD ROW: Pamela Davis, Reedis Terry, Lavette Marable, Carolyn Mangum, Theresa Royster, Karen Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Spencer, Mary Clay, Bonita Hester, Linda Hayes, Shelia Jones, Deborah Hayes, Irma Burton, Beatrice Burwell, Alice Tucker, Varnell Smith, Johanna Walker, Phyllis Smith. Choir 21

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Learning Languages Spanish Club members have enjoyed many activities this year. They visited Ollantay, a cultural group of musicians, in Raleigh on November 15, 1977. The mem- bers Edmond Quentin and Alain played wind instru- ments, guitar, and drums to demonstrate Spanish folk songs in the Latin American Countries. In December, Dr. Maria Sylveira, Professor of Spanish at Longwood College, visited the Spanish classes. She talked about her departure from Cuba after Castro’s climb to power. Mrs. Sylveira’s talk was interesting, educational, and gave the students the experience of hearing someone tell exactly how privileged we are to live in a free country. Mrs. Ken Cope from Clarksville came to talk to students about her visits in Mexico. This year she brought back a 12 year old exchange student who speaks Spanish fluently. SPANISH I! AND III (ABOVE) FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Barbara Terry, Anne LeGrand, Sondra Petty. 2nd ROW: Diana Smith, Sandra Tucker, Trese Jaber, Robin Poore, Gloria Taylor, Wanda Martin. 3rd ROW: Ann Oliver, Ricky Knight, Sharon Rodgers, Tanya Baskerville, Marcelle Walker, Allison Evans. 4th ROW: Randall Bailey, Gayle Harris, Rex Gordon, Karen Evans, Avon Jones, Kathy Mathews. SPANISH | CLUB, (RIGHT) 1st ROW: Priscilla McFail, Vivian Oliver, Mona Townes, Leslie Hairston, Ginny Herbert. 2nd ROW: Johnny Mills, Denise Rials, Karen Simmons, Donnie Clary, Pat McNealy, Cynthia Epps, Adora Salley. 3rd ROW: Gary McPeters, William Carey, Chris French, Pam Jones, Kathy Hite, Theresa Marrow, Yvette Spain. 4th ROW: Mike Crutchfield, Jim Gregory, Steve Tucker, Mary Oliver, Jerome Kersy. 5th ROW: Devin Fitz, Gary Rodgers, Rives Eggleston, Sandra Rainey, Larry Hayes, Robert Jackson. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Gloria Taylor, Kathy Mathews, Diana Smith, and Mrs. Anderson. French Club Singers at the Christmas SPTA meeting are Cheryl Harris, Albertine Atkins, Dana Pritchard, Sandra Burwell, Bryan Hester, Beth Bailey, Angela Overbey. 20 Languages

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FBLA The FBLA is an organization for students who wish to go into business after graduation. This year the FBLA has had many fund-raising projects. In September, members of the FBLA sponsored a Walk-a-Thon to raise money for the March of Dimes. Over $240 was raised. The sale of Tom Wat Kits brought in over $600. The FBLA also sponsored the annual Christmas door decorating contest. ‘ OFFICERS OF THE FBLA: Joyce Wilkinson, Secretary; Dana Pritchard, Treasurer; Fran Allgood, President; Beth Bailey, Vice President; Susan Winn, Parliamentarian; Denise Greene, Reporter. 22 FBLA