Cave Spring High School - Accolade Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Birds eye view The huge hexagon looks strangely unfamiliar when viewed from a a helicopter. The newly graded soccer , field is ready for spring practices Ice ca ade With co d noses and fingers, Susan Prillaman and Nancy Mosebach glide across the ice at LancerLot skating rink. Toni Moore 68 e Radio Stations

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Santahs helper During study hall, Chris White helps decorate the door for the Christmas contest. The Art Club sponsored a competition between seventh period classes. 88 e Senion'tis Dressing it up In preparan'on for the lntemational Luncheon, Honor Society members Sharon Lambert and David Squires slice tomatoes for the salad. This luncheon for the teachers and parents on a conference day was the main fundraiser for the Honor Society. Toni Moore