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

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What’s it like living in the country? It’s like .. . Growing a real garden— not only with flowers but also vegetables. Having a southern accent that northern cousins make fun of. Arguing about which town is bigger— Kenbridge or Victoria ... or Dundas? Working in the Big Tee on weekends. Having a driveway that’s almost a mile long. Even though all Central students don’t live on farms, they’re all country people— from those living on a half acre lot in town to those living on a 200 acre farm. They’re all JUST PIaIn Folks. Opening 3

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How many dar do you wrap ii How friendly can you be to your favorite teacher, without his thinking that you’re brown-nosing him? How much slack should you leave in your fishing line? How many times must a new student smile at strangers before he finds a friend? A rural pastime, fishing, draws Patti Estes outdoors ■ i- • u to enjoy a quiet evening away from school worries. by living here There are no specific answers. You just know, ) Student Life Divider 5