Central High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Victoria, VA)

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Con man. Francel Johnson puts to use the popular Country roads. Local residents join forces for a practice of leaving one’s books in his locker to get county Walk-a-thon after raising money for the out of class to get them. Virginia Lung Association. AcTivixiES By way of television, newspaper, and radio, students witnessed the election and inauguration of a new president, the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in Virginia, the execution of Gary Gilmore, and other events. But students got no closer to these events than scientific communication would allow. Events closer to home interested Chargers. Most were glad to see the over-emphasized Bicentennial go, but were sorry to face a natural gas shortage which was worsened by a super-cold winter. Students involved themselves in activities outside the routine school day. They took part in hobbies, field trips, special projects, and anything to liven the school year. Activities 35

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HOMECOMING COURT Princesses Escorts Sr. Linda Zava, Queen Jimmy Chumney Connie Newcomb Steve Wallace Nancy White Terry Doty Jr. Donna Gregory Wanda Overton Kent Thompson Stan Harris Soph. Brenda Bowling Jeannie Jeter Dwight Shell Doug Ridgeway Fresh. Beverly Arrington Celia Williams Alan Holder Edward Tisdale Boogie Fever rises at Homecoming Dance as Esther Welch and Jeff Wadford take advantage of the school’s only fall dance. Hicks and 1950 replicas pose debonairly, representing Last minute rush of stapling together spirit chains drafts some of the characters that turned out for Cheerleader football players and onlookers as well as Tri-Hi-Y members, sponsored “Spirit on the Loose Day.” Chains must be completed for pep rally next period. 36 Homecoming