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

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Juniors received their class rings on November 10, the ear- liest date yet in the school ' s history. The rings cost more this year but most Juniors felt the cost was worth it and pro- udly wore the symbol of their high school achievement. Graduation seemed nearer than ever when Seniors or- dered announcements on No- vember 25. Breaking with trad- itional white, the Class of ' 76 chose black on gold an- nouncements. The Seniors felt they were a special class and the new announcements re- flected this. Above: Announcements mean money and Della Cruise gives her deposit to Mr. Moses. Left: Juniors Darnell Walker and Myra Thompson wait as William Thompson picks up his class rings. Bottom: President Randy Quesenberry prepares to call the senior class meeting to order and announce the choice of new announcements. 27

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Experience Gained for Occupation By Preparing and Serving Meals — A Part of Home Ec A selected group of teachers are guests at a tea given by the Pre-Occupational class. Charlene Stuart serves the Area Vocational Directors. 26

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The 1975-76 officers are Tim Boone, treasurer; Ricky Cox, vice-president; Matt Stiles, president; Saundra Lovitt, secretary; and Lewis Stuart, reporter. Student Cooperative Association Officers Represent All Students This year ' s SCA officers re- presented various phases of school life. The officers were involved in activities ranging from choral and band to Beta Club yearbook, drama, and art to sports. This diversity meant greater representation for all students. Above: SCA president Matt Stiles soon found out being in charge brings many extra duties. Left: Lewis Stuart admires the television won by Joseph Goad in the SCA-sponsored magazine campaign. 28