Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Serenading ... Menageri from Kingsport, Tenn. delighted the student body during homecoming week assembly. Entertainment ... Mr. Burke and Ms. Norris reminisce about the ‘good ole days’ as they twisted at the Menageri concert. Expertise ... Benny May Merry Christmas.” Getting Down? ... The drummer of the Cham- Suspense... the band preformed their concert ber Band attempts to entice the students to with intensity. 16 listen.

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| | | | Peek-a-boo ... is that Betty Gray and Tommy Baker sneaking a peek over the menus? A wild and crazy girl... Ellen Minahan The salad monster ... Vance Owens sings to her friends while they wait on returns from the salad bar with a dis- their orders. tasteful look on his face. Ha, Ha, Ha... Dedra Wright and Kim Mitchem share a joke while waiting for someone to take their order. Circling parking lots, ordering ham and cheese sandwiches without onions and gossiping with friends, these are only a few examples of the things that happen involv- ing our students. Pizza Hut seems to be the more popular of the local hangouts around the area. It has provided much enjoyment for many of the students and teachers. The Pizza Hut is especially popular after home football and basketball games. Whether there’s been a victory or defeat, the students, parents, faculty and coaches have worked up an appetite either cheer- ing, coaching or playing in the game. Everyone needs a break from the every- day hassles of schoolwork. Always the same routine: algebra, physics, Spanish and even study hall. So, after a hard day, the students head for their favorite hangout. Weekends are the most popular times for the Pizza Hut whether you are there on a date or with a few friends or just because after a busy week of studying and tests you feel you need an evening for yourself to do what you want to do. Although the price of a pizza may rise, the pleasant times at the Pizza Hut will always be the same. With each new class comes new memories. And that’s the way it should be.

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Applause! Applause! Applause! With a deafening roar, the floor vibrated as we waited impatiently for the band to appear on stage. Suddenly, when they began to play, that roar changed to a deafening silence. For the first time, students began to walk out ona rock band concert. Could it happen here? This was the reaction to the assembly performance of the Chamber Band. However, fortunately, not all our assemblies were received this way. When Menageri played during homecoming week and later in the year, the students were captivated by their musical melodies. In unison, the band and the choir presented a religious and non-religious Christmas concert. The Thanksgiving Choir program was given by the faculty and the choir. Several of the faculty gave recitations that added to the significance of the season. The S.C.A. sponsored the movie ‘The Candidate” and the movie ‘The Fall of the House Usher.”’ The money made off these two movies went to UNICEF for needy children. Ny v et Stampede ... the students waste no time when entering the auditorium. Appreciation ... Mrs. Bevins’s smile is saying it’s nice to be ap- preciated. 17