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

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Rosemary Williamson Lisa Wilson Vickie Wingo Darrell Woodson Jimmy Zava Wanda Overby Sharon Parrish Sherry Parrish Bubba Phillips James Phillips Debra Pigg Jane Price Charles Prichett Frances Pryor Constance Ragsdale Delores Ragsdale Jackie Ragsdale Nellie Ragsdale Lee Rash Steve Reavis Elaine Richardson Delores Roberts Dean Robertson Janet Robertson Jessie Robertson Tony Robertson Pamela Ryals Donnie Ryder Chuck Schumaker Beverly Seay Vira Seay Genevea Seneker Joe Seneker Michael Shelton Brenda Smith Janet Smith Teresa Stickley Diana Still Barbara Stokes Deborah Streat Shelia Streat Linda Tharpe Kelly Thomas Ernest Thompson Arthur Townsend Bernice Tuck James Walker Brenda Watson Patricia Webb Rhonda Webb John Weeks George Welch Brenda White John White Karen White Tommy White Richard Whitmore David Wilkerson Joseph Wilkerson Nan Wilkinson Celia Williams Dana Williams Delores Williams Diane Williams Joyce Williams May Williams Patricia Williams Shirley Williams Mercedes Williamson Freshmen 113

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FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CURRENT AND NOT SO CURRENT EVENTS And once again it ' s time for our five question ' Behind the Lines ' quiz, but first our honor roll of participating Schools. Seemingly without failure, Social Studies students heard newscaster Bruce Twineman repeat these immortal words every Friday. Unfortunately, television was not the only place stu- dents heard about tests and quizzes. Tests prevailed in the Social Studies class. So too did current events reports. Every Friday students flocked to the library and shuffled through magazines and newspapers for reports. Besides studying current and not so current events such as civil and World wars, students never failed to sway lectures to more humorous subjects such as drunk drivers, lively mountain folks and bygone college days. Searching for current events articles keeps Chris Jones and Tommy White busy on Friday mornings. Observing a film for an upcoming history report, Tony Robertson takes notes while Mrs. Cocks watches. 112 Social Studies

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Ms. Rebecca Thorne, Consumer Math and Math 9, Appalachian State, B.S. Mrs. Agnes Rist, Science, Duke University, M.Ed. DO STUDENTS FULLY APPRE- CIATE YOU AS A TEACHER? I think so, for the most part students ap- preciate fairness, honesty, and humane treat- ment; I try to offer these things to each student on an individual basis. Fully! They ' re all about to explode to move on to the next grade. In general yes, but at times they don ' t show it. Absolutely not— they may later as they look back on their high school years. Mrs. Celia Snead, Spanish, Longwood College, B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, Advanced Composition, Eng- Mr. Carl Jones, Guidance, Virginia State College, Mrs. Gwen Rash, P.E. 9 and 10, Radford College, lish 12, and Advanced English, Wake Forest, B A. B.S. B.S. 114 Faculty