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DECORATING THE dragon with the final spots of bright red paint, Ber- nard Nash finds that he has to stoop. AS MR. and Mrs. Ered Creasy, Jr. relax,at a table near the refreshment area, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tuck find a reason to laugh. PAUSING BEFORE entering the dance area, Lisa Newsome and Larry Callaway await their turn. TEDIOUS WORK was involved in assembling the cherry blossom trees, as Mrs. Deborah Tuck demonstrates. Kemp Settle looks on. Doing— Junior-Senior Prom— 21
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Juniors Cr c ate Oriental Gardens’ Jright red walls met juniors and seniors and their dates as they entered the gym, which had been transformed into “Oriental Gardens” for the junior-senior prom on April 24,1976. The bright red walls, ceiling, and floor were the inside of a dragon, a colorful tis- sue paper, paint, and chicken-wire creation. Stepping out of the dragon, students and teachers were enveloped by purple and pink streamers, Japanese lanterns, and cherry blossom trees. “The Prophets,” a band from Charlottes- ville, provided the music, which Becky Clary labeled, “superb, and that means excellent.” ABOVE: BEFORE WALKING onto the dance floor, Mrs. Grigg commented on the evening. RIGHT: DANCING WITH her father, Mr. H. T. Blake, Bette Blake grins. 20— Doing — Junior-Senior Prom I
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atriotism was the dominant spirit displayed in the Bicentennial Day pageant on April 30, 1976. Under the direction of Angie Nash, class of ’71, grades kindergarten through 12 re- created historical events enthusiastically. Headmistress Mrs. Jessie Wood, board members, their wives, and guests entered and were seated. Indian feathers, tri-corner hats, and long dresses were the attire for the day. The chorus then entertained with Hall Squire presenting a solo. Students, faculty, parents, and other guests enjoyed a free meal after the pageant. Sounds were pre-recorded by Mr. Thomas Blick, Mr. Fred Creasy, and Mr. Rich Clary. ABOVE: FINALE OF the Bicentennial Day celebration was a toe dance performed by Nancy Prince, Martha Robinson, Sandy Ligon, Debbie Alien, Robin Roughton, and Cathy Butler. RIGHT: AMUSEMENT SHOWS on the faces of Mr. M. R. Atkinson (former assistant head- master), Mrs. Grace Atkinson (former mathematics teacher), and Mr. Hawley Hawthorne (president of the association) as they watch Bicentennial Day activities. 22— Doing— Bicentennial
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