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

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“What’s Your Pleasure?” r r r CARS Monte Carlo Corvette Camaro Trans Am Cobra II Grand Prix SONG I’ve got Love on My Mind I Wish Evergreen I Like Dreaming Car Wash You Don’t Have to Be a Star ACTRESS Barbra Streisand Farrah Faucette-Majors Pam Grier Kate Jackson Lindsay Wagner Racquel Welch V J C J V MALE SINGER Stevie Wonder Peter Frampton Barry Manilow Elton John Rod Stewart A1 Green J FEMALE SINGER Natalie Cole Linda Ronstadt Aretha Franklin Olivia Newton-John Barbra Streisand Mary McGreggor J ' PLACE TO EAT EXPRESSIONS Pizza Hut What’s Happening? Big Tee Sit On It Home A-h-h Hardee’s Cool McDonald’s Bonanza FOOD Pizza Hamburgers Steak Chicken Spaghetti Cheeseburgers A FASHIONS Jeans Jumpsuits Gauchos Longer Length 60 Preferences

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Routine Reinstated Exams were scheduled on the fourth, fifth, and seventh of February due to snow days. Students dreaded getting up early on Saturday, the second day of exams. Seniors who had a ninety, or above average for the first three six weeks were exempted. On the tenth, all periods were cut short so that the student body and faculty could watch a Boys ' Basketball game, rescheduled during school because of snow. This game was against Prince Edward, the result was Chargers winning S3 to 75. Junior academic English classes and several drama students traveled to Virginia Museum of Fine Arts on the seventeenth and saw one of Shakespeare ' s plays, Hamlet. Students glanced out of classroom windows, and saw snow flakes falling. School dosed an hour early February the eighteenth. Special Education classes, taught by Gail Watkins, and new to the county, provided special attention to students who needed it. A new absenteeism policy was introduced. Each student was allowed to miss twelve full days, or twelve periods from any class without any question or approval. After these twelve absences, the student and his parents were allowed a hearing to explain why the student should receive credit for the classes missed. In The Nation . . . The Supreme Court upheld the government ' s right to fix tolerance standards for pollutants discharged into rivers. About the State . . . Governor Mills E. Godwin, Jr., ruled local governing bodies to maintain lines of communication with employers but upheld his opposition to public employees ' collective bar- gaining. Around The Towns . . . Senator James Edmunds proposed a tax-increasing bill in the General Assembly. After a continuous two hour exam, students flood the hall on their way to lockers, lunch, and crash studying for the afternoon exam. ■- . February 59

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ACTOR Robert Redford Clint Eastwood Paul Michael Glaser Billy Dee Williams Richard Pryor Lee Majors MOVIE A Star is Born Car Wash Roots Gone With the Wind Sparkle How the West Was Won T.V. SHOW What’s Happening Starsky and Hutch Happy Days Charlie’s Angels Jefferson’s Rich Man, Poor Man J V. GROUP Earth, Wind and Fire Kiss Eagles Jacksons Commodores BOOKS Roots Rich Man, Poor Man Jaws Gone With The Wind A Star Is Born West Side Story r MAGAZINE Ebony Teen Seventeen Playboy Sports Illustrated Essence , U1K ' “ ADMIRED WOMEN Mother Farrah Faucette-Majors Chris Everett Myself V . ADMIRED MEN Father Boyfriend Robert Redford Stevie Wonder Mr. Faucette Myself Preferences 61 I