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

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Brunette Agnew Wayne Andrews Libby Ashworth Alfred Bacon Susan Bacon Shari Bagley Theodore Bagley Wanda Bailey Gloria Barksdale Scott Barnes George Blackwell Leroy Blackwell Roberta Booker Sammy Bouldin Patti Bowman Bettie Bridgforth Diane Camp Chuck Campbell Patricia Carter Chuck Castle Carolyn Chaffin Bernard Cheatham Steve Conner Dale Cordle Claudia Daniel Timmy Daniel Annette Dix Johnny Dix Helen Donovan Connie Echols Patti Estes Charles Fitzgerald Lester Fowler Ray Gallion Donald Gee Randy Glasscock Ann Gordon Linda Gordon Ginger Greenway Donna Gregory Levi Gross Linda Harding Steve Hardy Edwin Hayes Bubba Hawthorne George H ite Lucy Holmes Glenn Hood Scott Housman Carolyn Hurt William Hurt Levi I ngram Roland James Edna Jennings Gloria Jones Lanna Justice Cynthia Kipfinger Lynda Kunath Ray Lester Denise Linkous Rene Massie Penny Meredith James McCook Nancy McCook Peggy McCormick Steve Newcomb Wanda Overton Michelle Pavlov Walter Perkins Kathy Phillips Wayne Puckett Mark Queensbury 100 Juniors

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Sandra Ragsdale Clarence Reese Daryl Rich Shirley Robertson Ginger Robinette Theresa Ryals Frances Seaborn Randolph Seward Danny Slaughter Madeline Smith Evelyn Smithson David Strange Frank Tanner Beulah Thomas Collins Thomas Brenda Thompson Kent Thompson Barbara Tisdale Jeff Wadford Glinda Watson Lynette Watson Lynne Watson Rosa Webb Michael Whitehead Mrs. Winn explains to Goldie Marker how to change typewriter ribbon, a must Hup, two, three, four: Paula Conyers discovers that learning to carry for the future typist. herself well will be an asset to her businesslike manner as she completes her demonstration, the old ' balance a book on your head ' routine. Juniors 99

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JUNIORS BASE TEN TO METRICS = HEADACHES What? All over again!?! a screeching voice rebelled against the never ending task of learning a completely new system of measurement. This is ridiculous! Why can ' t everyone else just use what we do and leave things as they are? It ' s too much trouble to learn to multiply and measure all over again. Headaches arrived when memorizing metric terms began to dominate classroom activities and were com- pounded only by the ever-abounding factoring in Algebra, the deriving of theorems in Geometry, and the memorizing of formulas in Trigonometry. Although Math struggles will not be quick in part- ing, the actual procedures of those long, extremely confusing problems and formulas, the actual spelling and definitions of all of those complicated terms, and even the 1001 excuses that were concocted to explain the sudden disappearance of your non- existent homework paper, however, will be forgotten— probably less than a week after the test! What ' s all this mess?! It ' s just Mrs. Patricia Bigger playing with her favorite math, and befuddling her class in the process. Darlene McIntosh looks longingly into Mrs. Helen Barnes ' eyes searching for the knowledge that lurks within her mind in fifth period study hall. Mathematics 101 JUNIORS