Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Reading, writing and arithmetic Mr. Lowermilk demonstrates the steps in completing a math problem. | can't believe | ate the whole thing! Mr. Steve Banner contemplates getting up after having eaten his meal. sc What comes next? Sam Burke scrambles to find the right measuring spoon. Can't drink it slow if it’s Quik! Chris Ramsey enjoys his meal along with an ice cold milkshake. People 9

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INSIDE OUT Wipe The Faces Reveal — The Feelings 7. Deep in thought of the past year the most vivid image on our minds were probably the faces. The faces represented so many different personalities, emotions, feelings, indifferences, ac- complishments, hopes and dreams, each one reflecting a differ- ent aspect in that special year. A new student walking in the halls, unaccustomed to the new teachers and unfamiliar surroundings may have used the many faces as a guide to the inner person. Of the many faces that existed was the face of tension of the young boy knowing the next exam decided if he would wrestle or not. A stunned and happy look was represented by the girl winning the regional award in forensics. The nervous faces of band members, standing on the side line with the anticipation and determination of a good performance during the half time show. The joyous and thankful face of the young woman who has just been crowned Miss Castlewood High School 1983-84 and had a year long reign to look forward to. The satisfied look of the girl who had just finished her Majorette or Cheerleader tryout and was pleased with her performance. The face of enthusiasm which was portrayed on each team members face as they sat quietly in the locker room planning their strategies for victory. The shocked and sad face of a senior who had realized that his or her high school years were coming to an end; and was facing the vast goals and winding paths of their future. And finally the smiling face of the new student who had just made a friend. All the many faces contributed something of great impor- tance to our high school careers. They turned the school Inside Out to show all the many emotions and feelings that represent- ed its people. The inside value of the faces was brought out so that we might use them to recall memories as the years pass. Over the lips and through the gums — John Glovier takes time out to eat his watch out stomach here it comes ... lunch. 8 People

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The Early Bird Catches The Worm Does the early bird really get the worm? Does it really pay off to plan in advance? The eighth graders were firm believers of this age old phi- losophy. With their high school careers ahead of them, they began to look to the fu- ture. They sold candy to raise money for their Jr.-Sr. Prom four years in the future. Mon- ey for the prom, already?! This was an activity one would expect to find in the Junior class, not the eighth grade. However, their planning in- Famished! ... notice as Jeff Turner digs in. Chris Ramsey takes no Tina Addair James Allen George Austin Tony Austin Jill Batley John Baker Amber Banner Robin Banner Lucinda Beavers James Beavers Preston Beavers Mark Bellamy Cathy Bise Robert Blankenship Michelle Bush Tony Bush Steve Campbell Misti Casteel Joe Castillo Dreama Castle James Castle James Caudill Bridgett Chafin Todd Christian Ricky Clark William Collins Jeff Cook Calvin Cornette lO Eighth Grade Eighth grade class officers ... Secretary Maurice Hayes, Vice-President Jeff Cook, (not pictured) President Billy Steele. cluded much more. If it wasn’t constructing a float for the Homecoming festivities, it was setting up the gym for a dance that they had spon- sored. All year long they planned and strived to get ahead in order to be prepared for future events. It didn’t stop there, though. They realized that this was only the beginning and that there was much more to come, but they were ready, willing, and able. % ; a a yD Ls WS Wa blll Vis Beavers diligently finish their assign- ment in search of enlightenment in The Three Musketeers? Delmar Phillips, Scott Jordan, and Preston the field of science.