Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Cherie DePriest and Jimmy Powers were elected King and Queen of the ; ior Class. Could it be love... The couples are immensely enjoying the prom by their Senior Class slow dances. Taking it all in... Melinda Warner and Charlie Collins sit back and watch the excitement while Dale Poston, Addriene Adams and Billy Salyers are engrossed in a conversation. Mr. Banner and Billy Salyers present roses to Ms. Litton Oops!! Caught by surprise ... Cathy Franklin is a bit stunned to see the camera and a plaque to Mr. McCoy for their hard work and looking at her. dedication to the Junior Class. 28

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a iaarcoremmaune a Cookie Steffey received the HOSA Award. Mr. Massie presented Club Procedure Awards to Mike Sims, Greg Dingus, Jimmy Powers, Benny Mays and Hollis Spencer. VICA Honors Pre-vocational district IX contests: Henry Osborne — Masonry I David Hicks — Welding I District IX VICA Contests: Tanner Hall — Building Trades Gary Fugate — Architectural Drafting Benny Mays — Club Business Procedure Mike Sims — Club Business Procedure Hollis Spencer — Club Business Procedure Greg Dingus — Club Business Procedure James Powers — Club Business Procedure Kathy Jackson — Opening Closing Cere. Willie Dutton — Talent Joe Dotson — Talent First Place State VICA Contest Willie Dutton — Talent Henry Osborne received an award for his outstanding accomplishments in Joe Dotson — Talent MESO AL Second Place State VICA Contests James Powers — Club Business Procedure Benny Mays — Club Business Procedure Hollis Spencer — Club Business Procedure Mike Sims — Club Business Procedure Third Plac e State VICA Contests Tanner Hall — Building Trades Kathy Jackson — Opening and Closing Cere. Most Outstanding Student Gary Fugate — Drafting Henry Osborne — Masonry I David Hicks — Welding I HOSA Award — Cookie Steffey Benny Mays proves to be an outstanding student not only at the Vocational School but also at the High School. 2

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Their “Famous and Jennifer Gibson were chosen Prince and Princess by their Junior Class. wet Naughty, naughty, naughty ... you mustn’t play with fire. Sagging streamers, half-burnt candles and swaying figures in the dimmed lights... the effects that came from these sim- ple descriptions of only a small part of our prom sur- roundings were a big part of what made the prom a great SUCCESS. The decorations seemed to spell love. This was a time that everyone could forget about everything else, and have a nice time in what appeared to be a dream-like world. The students and faculty were entertained by Manageri, a popular rock group from Kingspo rt, Tennessee. While most everyone enjoyed at least one dance, others just sat and watched the dancing. It was a common sight to see the students and faculty switching dancing partners. This seemed to add more excitement to the prom. As the candles grew smaller, the excitement which had earlier prevailed over the gym slowly died away into this famous final scene. 29