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

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Cecil Hurt Greg Hurt Mark Hurt Randy Hurtt Mike Ivey Jade James Curtis Jennings Jeanie Jeter Gladys Jones Lisa Jones Lynn Jones Thomas Jones Willette Jones Audrey Joyner David Joyner Peggy Kallam Donnie Kendrick Dorothy King Diane Lafoon Raymond Lambert Joddy Langford Laura Lewis Dorothy Linkous Sandy Lyons Goldie Marker Penny Marker Annette Marshall Monica Massie Carolyn Mathis Lisa McManaway Jerome McNair Jerry Millner Clay Moore Sharon Moore Yvonne Moore Mary Mull Bernadette Nelson Curtis Newman Chuck Ogborn Daria Oliver David Parrish Debbie Parrish Bernard Pavlov Stanley Peagram Billy Penland Lillian Pennington Donna Pinchbeck Pete Perkins Yvonne Ragsdale Cary Reavis Gracie Reese Robert Reese Judy Reeves Gail Richards Doug Ridgeway Mira Seay Lavern Shelton Kenneth Shelton Elaine Smith Linda Smith Phil Smith Roger Smith Susan Snead Wesley Spencer Dot Stigall Daniel T abon John Tharpe Cynthia Tisdale Rose Tisdale Wayne Tisdale Susan Toney Brenda Townsend 104 Sophomores

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Engine trouble? Donna Pinchbeck and Donna Dix look on as Mrs. Rash explains how the car works. Up against the wall: Sixth period P.E. students play footsies with the ball during a game of crab soccer. SOPHOMORES SWEATY SOCKS AND STEERING WHEELS What do you do when you ' re standing half naked in the locker room and the bell rings? You grab your clothes, throw them on, run down the hall with your clothes on backwards, and slide through the door of your next class just as the tardy bell rings only to discover you forgot your book. Let ' s not forget all the fun in gym class, though. There is something for everyone: dancing, field hock- ey, crab soccer, basketball, football, weight lifting, volleyball, tumbling, and softball. All this is still only half of the subject. Twice a week there is health class. While the Freshmen are studying diseases and self-health, the Sophomores are learning, in the first semester, how to drive, not to mention how, during the second semester, to spot mental illness and retardation. To add meaning to those dress out days, always remember the purpose of Health and P.E.; healthy body, healthy mind, unhealthy tardies. Health and P.E. 103 SOPHOMORES

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SOPHOMORES WHAT BETTY FEEZOR DOESN ' T KNOW WONT HURT HER Remember the first dress you ever made? It was in Home Economics class. You worked forever, or so you thought. You had to rip the zipper out three times and you sewed the sleeve in backwards. Finally you finished. You were proud of the first thing you had ever made, but all you said was, Yuk! You didn ' t even attempt your home project. Mother made it. She got a C . Then there was cooking. You made cookies, but instead of sugar, you put in two cups of salt. That was your lucky day! The teacher never knew because you burned them to a crisp. The classroom was nothing like you expected ei- ther. Little did you know when you signed up for Home Ec. that you didn ' t just cook and sew. No! You had to know about vitamins, money management, and home furnishings, too. Wow, it was a great year! You get the answer? Finding answers to their Home Ec questions isn ' t always easy as Betty Jones and Laverne Jackson discover. Meal time. Pattie Patilo ' s hands are full as she stirs with one hand and holds the hot pan with the other. Help! Mrs. Harrell helps Lynn Watson lay out her sewing pattern that soon will become a new jacket. Home Economics 105 SOPHOMORES