Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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Journalism students fold newspapers hot off the press as another issue of the County Crier informs students of activities around the school. In order to establish a well-rounded education at FCHS, numerous extracurricular activities supplement classwork. Clubs, plays, and athletics are only a few that constitute the unceasing action in our Alma Mater. A student involved in these activities finds himself working scores of untold hours in and out of school. Parti- cipation in these outside projects gives him the qualities of leadership and co-operation which are essential to the leaders of the twenty-first century. Forming the Spread-Eagle jump, a cheerleader sends cries for victory ringing through the crisp air of an autumn night. CLASSROOM ASSIGNMENTS Spectators at a home basketball game crowd the halls in an effort to get to the concession stand sponsored by various clubs for a money making project. 8

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From England come the mod hatters, invading our fashion world. BRITISH INFLUENCE In the fast-moving world of teenagers, FCHS distin- guishes itself as a school of sharp contrasts. From records— Mancini or the Beach Boys— to skirts, high-waisted or hipster, each student expresses himself through the arts of music, speech, and fashion. He develops his own ideas and actions, yet, at the same time, a d d s to them the novelties that are considered the latest. These styles invented by the teen-age generation maybe in great contrast, but that is all a part of the self-expression and fun inferred in creating these extraordinary fashions. Sandals and surfer crosses are indicative of the first days of school. Fashion-conscious girls create a Carnaby Street of their own with hipster skirts and coordinating tops. 7

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Members of the Senior Play cast begin Act Three during a final dress rehearsal. 9 In order to simulate a pre-historic era for the Senior Play, an art student constructs the head of a mammoth out of papier-mache.