Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Page 16 text:

ORANGE YOU A WINNER? Seniors win spirit stick. William Price, Sen- ior class Vice-President, displays the over- all enthusiasm that the Senior class exhibit- ed during the Tigers final football Pep Ral- ly. Bottom left — David Dye, Tiger Quar- terback, relaxes on game day. Bottom ORANGE YOU THE QUARTERBACK? 42 ORANGE YOU ... ? Best friends. Best friends are — friends since eighth grade. an important part of many Below — Coach Bolling pre- students’ lives. Leisa Short pares himself for girls basket- and Karen Hale have been ball practice. ORANGE YOU BEST FRIENDS? center — Chad Jessee returns to school after recuperating from a motorcycle ac- ORANGE YOU READY YET? cident. Bottom right — Todd Yates si- lences the crowd with his solo in “God Bless the U.S.A.” ORANGE YOU INJURED? HOR R ez. 2 ORANGE YOU A SOLOIST?

Page 15 text:

UO Qe sVIE NT = Time in Schoo! — 6 hrs. Instruction Time — 2 to 4 hrs. Engaged Time — |!2 to 3% hrs. Success Time — 2 to 41% hrs. At the high school level, the most frequent off-task behaviors were socializing (6.0%), daydreaming (4.9%), and waiting for class to end (5.3%), or to begin (5.0%). Over 21% of class time was devoted to these four off- task behaviors. Boys spent more time waiting for class to begin, having their pictures taken, and mis- behaving. Girls spent more time socializing. MOST FREQUENT OFF-TASK BEHAVIORS Socializing — 6.0% Class to end — 5.3% Class to begin — 5.0% Daydreaming — 4.9% Between activities — 1.9% Playing — 1.5% Getting materials — 1.5% Doodling — 1.3% Intercom — 1.2% Pictures — 1.2% MAJOR DIFFERENCES BY SEX BOYS Socializing — 5.1% Class to begin — 5.8% Pictures taken — 2.1% Misbehaving — 1.5% GIRLS Socializing — 7.3% Class to begin — 3.9% Gossip time. Susan Honaker and Wiliam White use Taking a break. Daniel Hurt uses study hall time to hee ene their study hall time to discuss their weekend. Smile! relax, and to read a letter. Another busy day. Vig Karen Hale takes a break from her ter to give i t oo oes a big smile. ee els oer a No one has enough time, yet everyone has all there is. It is the one resource which is distributed equally to all. Use it wisely! USE OF TIME 11

Page 17 text:

ORANGE YOU A TIGER PAL? Decorating lockers. Kim Sullivan was just one of the many participants in the Parents’ Club ‘Secret Tiger Pal’’. Football cheer- leaders, members of the band and other volun- teers decorated lockers and sent treats to varsity football players without revealing who they were. Participants were recog- nized at the athletic ban- quet. ORANGE YOU EMBARRASSED? 4 %, %e 1 gua k ih 4 oa oP, ie ORANGE OO ORANGE YOU GRIZZLY ADAMS? ORANGE YOU ... 2 13