Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Nova Scotia is part of Canada ... Mr. Randy Poole shows Martha Campbell one of the finer points of World Georgraphy. A tangle of the tango ... Jill Dishman beams at Robbie Cassell as they trip the life fantastic at the Holly Ball. Yes, you spell newspaper, N-E- W-S ... Mrs. Jo Harding listens intently as one of the newspaper staff asks her a question. OUT OF THE BLUE 5

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4 OUT OF THE rolled around, many students worked on White Christmas to bring the joy of the holi- day to the less fortunate elementary school students. Bringing Christmas to these chil- dren made the holiday even brighter. The student body witnessed the joining of King (Coach Randy Poole) Basketball to Miss Ida Pearl (Mrs. Jo Harding) Moses in holy matrimony. Accompanying the happy couple were bride’s maids, ushers, parents, a ring bearer, and flower girl which were played by the resident loonies otherwise known as our teachers. This lovely ceremony was sponsored by the FBLA. The Future Business Leaders of America also sponsored the annual Miss CHS pageant in which Rhonda Castle handed over her crown to Amy Gray. The title of Junior Miss CHS was bestowed upon Aretha Hollyfield. : | There were many who brought honor to ithemselves and dear ole CHS. The forensics team had one of their best showings ever fi- | nally placing Greta Griffith second in the state meet in the new category, Serious Dramatic Interpretation. Others participated in contests jthat ran the spectrum of academic pursuits. | Names of CHS students found their way onto [the winner’s lists in competitions such as jbusiness contests, science olympiads, and j math contests. The band saw another success- ful year by winning a division one rating in the McChessney Band Festival as did their flag jcorps. Excellence in all academic areas was not jin short supply. High school held its own type of awards. Out of the blue Awards day along with senior day fell on June 4. As the Seniors enjoyed their day of freedom, the new SCA officers were inducted into their positions for the forthcoming year. Many honors were bestowed on the more ambitious students for their excellence in academic pur- suits as well as in extra-curricular activities. Sometimes a year comes and goes in the blink of an eye. The days turn into a blue haze only to be forgotten or remembered between the pages of a book. The winners, the losers, the ups and downs all came OUT OF THE BLUE. by Gee Gee Popp A warm relationship ... Tim Jessee, Kippie Parsons, and David Burke share a last minute with Miss Lucille Kelly. beg

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