Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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For me? ... Anna McCoy is being crowned during half- time by Ms. Jane Jordan after becoming homecoming The attendants and their escorts ... Chad queen. Hicks, Candida Kiser, eighth grade atten- dant; Scott Million, Sherri Rowe, sopho- more attendant; Dwayne Proffitt, Drema | think I’m going to cry ... Ms. Jane Jor- Touchdown ... Jeff Cook (10) and the touchdown in our 7-0 victory over Leba- dan says goodbye to the students and fac- team leave the field after scoring the only non in an exhilarating homecoming game. ulty.

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Choices, Choices ... This section is dedicated to student life. Every student was different and this section will try to show a little of the individuality of students in and around school, but let’s not forget that student life did not only involve what went on at school; it embodied a student’s entire daily life. Every student had his or her set goals or expectations for the year, and they played a large role in what type of student life this person had. Whatever it was that a student had hoped to accomplish in their past school year depended entirely on the individual and their choices. There were lots of choices to be made over the course of a single school year, such as what type of sports or clubs and organiza- tions would one like to have taken part in? Did one have the time? Were grades a factor? Was it necessary to meet certain qualifications? Could any extra-curricular responsiblity have been handled? These were only a few of the questions a person was forced to ask him or herself in order to determine what direction the year was to have taken for them. The answers varied from student to student but all were in agreement that they wanted their school year the best it could be. Everyone had his or her own ideas about what the year should have brought. Each students was different, but the same, in that all worked diligently to make sure that their year didn’t take a route that was just idle or up in the air. Pam Long

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Castle, senior attendant; Dar in Honeycutt, Jill Bailey, Senior Attendant; Steve Smith, Johnette Wallace, junior attendant; Jerry McReynolds, and Michelle Phillips, fresh- man attendant. Ooo, La, La ... Aretha Hollyfield lip syncs a song while Marla Kiser ‘‘plays’’ the gui- tar. This is so silly ... Gather ‘Round! We’re Comin’ Home! Homecoming night — the sights, the sounds, the screams! The excitement mounted as the rain pummeled. The harder it rained, the harder the Blue Devils played. They final- ly pulled through and conquered the Lebanon Pioneers 7-0. During halftime, members of the original 1957 football team were honored, as well as Ms. Jane Jordan, who received some roses. Also, homecoming included the crowning of Anna McCoy as homecoming queen. Other atten- dants were: Candida Kiser, eighth grader escorted by Chad Hicks; Michelle Phillips, freshman es- corted by Jerry McReynolds; Sherri Rowe, sophomore escort- ed by Scott Million; Johnette Wal- lace, junior escorted by Steve Smith; Drema Castle, senior es- corted by Dwayne Proffitt; and Jill Bailey, senior escorted by Darin Honeycutt. After the game, the Journalism class sponsored a dance with mu- sic featured by John Trent and Steve Phillips. Scott Jessee, Nancy Richardson, and Todd Young are thrilled as they stand on stage after being sold on Buy-a-Devil day. Friday night was not the only exciting time during Homecoming week. Monday everyone wore their favorite hats and sweat shirts and gathered in the gym to watch the hilarious Coaches’ Olympics. Coach Tom Allen was the overall winner. Tuesday the weather turned cold, but inside wild prints, beach balls, and sun hats made the day. The students also participated in the lip snyc contest which the band won. Wednesday was inside-out day. Students bared their seams to show school spirit. On Thursday, students dressed in garbs from the 50’s and 60's. Students also particiapted in the Dating Game ‘-— CHS style. To conclude homecoming week, Friday, students wore the school colors, enjoyed an auction of students and faculty for slave day, and participated in a pep ral- ly which featured winners of the mini-float competition in which juniors took first and eighth grad- ers second. C’mere! That’s a good boy! Roll over! Scott Chafin is an obedient little devil.