Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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CHRISTMAS ¢ PROM ¢ MISS CHS AWARDS Student Life 7

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STUDENT [| IFE HOMECOMING ¢ WHITE Everyone knows that there is more to school than just books and classes. Another aspect of our school is the recreation. This can be found in both social functions and competitive mental activities. Student life gives usa look at all the extra-curricular activities that take place at C.H.S. There is an abundance of such events and this is» possibly the best way for the students to keep sane. It takes a “certain kind of social fife” to create a school that has it aff. 6 Student Life

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So Happy! ... Kathy McDaniel beams proudly at the camera after being crowned Homecoming Queen. “Cool”’-ing Teeth chattered. Limbs became numb. Fans sat and huddled on bleachers that were littered with empty styrofoam cups. As the team took its place on the field, the phrase “a certain kind of cool’ became a reality. The cold temperatures, howev- er, seemed to have little effect on the players. In spite of uncom- fortable conditions the team ex- perienced its most successful game of the season, defeating the Hol- ston Cavaliers by a score of 28- Zi. Down The game was dedicated to Mr. Sidney Johnson, who had retired after many years of teaching. He was fonored by the SCA at haff- time. Also at half-time Kathy | McDaniel was crowned as the 1989 Homecoming Queen. Other attendants were Michelle James from the eighth grade, Missy Cress, a freshman Kelly Townes, a sophomore Katrina Smith from the junior class, and Tonya Layton and Tyra Keith, two seni- ors. Lean to the Left ... Members of the football team get in the spirit of the day during the pep rally. We Want You... The cheerleoders per- form their “fine dance” as the band plays during the Homecoming game.