Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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On Fridays at 3:10 bits and pieces of conversations could be heard about plans for the weekend as soon as the bell rang and the kids flowed into the halls heading for home by bus, car, or walking. See Ya ' at Rumley ' s Saturday night. Til be at your house tonight by 6 o ' clock. Oh, no. I have to work tomorrow Going to the game tonight? Oh, boy. I ' m glad it ' s Friday. On Monday at 8:20 bits and pieces of conversation could be heard about the weekend as soon as the bell rang and the gates closing off the halls were let up. The kids flowed into the halls heading for homeroom and lockers and walked extremely slow in the jammed halls. Did you see him at Rumley ' s Satur- day night? He was suppose to be at my house at 6 o ' clock, but he was an hour late. Oh, no. I have to work tonight again. Wasn ' t that some game Friday night? Oh, no. It ' s Monday! CLOCKWISE: Koine staff members help adver- tise Row — One Hour Cleaners A part of Alan Vaughan and Kelly Harris ' s job is to help customers select items during Christmas. An after school activity includes shopping for Debbie Taylor and Lisa Martin Shopping for belts. Mr and Mrs. Frank Radnoczi check the stores in the Patrick Henry Mall. For Bonnie May and Cheryl Bryant shopping with a friend can be fun. Warming up on the sidelines while in New Mexico are Oliers Eddie Pace and Harold Gravely At the crack of the bat. Willie Martin is at first base way ahead of the ball. Harold Gravely hits another home run

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m mi ,- ' ST 0 ?h3 PATRICK HENRr P 2S4 Within the walls of our school are not only students and teachers, but also salesmen, cashiers, receptionists, secre- taries, fast order cooks, waitresses, car hops, mechanics, stable worl ers, gard- eners, farmers, dairymen, mothers, fathers, housewives, babysitters ..the list goes on and on. Students begin to look for jobs as soon as they are old enough and going from school to their jobs is a daily rou- tine Many have tight schedules to allow for homework, extra-curricular activities and personal free time On the following pages are advertise- ments from local businesses, many of which are employers for Laurel Park students. There are also ads for the places students eat, entertain themselves and shop. OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE Homeroom for Rod ney Utt. Tim Jones. Nancy Martin and Cagney Per kins gives time to talk and relax before classes be- gin Lying on the gym floor. Ann Houchins finishes a test Fooling around in the halls is a pastime for Ty- rone Hilton and Mary Moyer Finishing early in ad- vanced comp, Susan Merricks has a conversation with a friend THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE Despite the sign. Koine staff members continue on their long hike to the cars after a tour of Monticello Swings are for all ages. Ms Gail Williams and Nancy Martin enioy an old pleasure Raymond Minter capsules the entertainment and shopping places of Laurel Park rteaaBeaEjati]© f im mm Hardees GOLP COURSES ( ' -•V y

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ANNOUNCING OUR NEWEST MODEL THE CLASS OF 1976 AVAILABLE JUNE 7 ' Si '