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

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Chess — Any Time, Anywhere LEFT As Jim White and Mf Steven LaTerza make their opening moves, Pat Lawrence decides what he would do if he were playing BELOW Mr Dale Garvins black king is in trouble in his match with Ronnie Carter BOTTOM LEFT Preparing to serve the faculty. Cindy Brown. Teresa Giles. Sharon Waller, and Marilyn Dillard set up for the Teacher Appreciation Tea at Christmas Members of the Chess Club are (FRONT ROW) Dean league, Leslie Jones, Chuck Winn Jimmy Wali er. Gene league, Reggie Gravely, Danny White, Lloyd Gravely, Stewar Thomas ne Teague, Reggie Gravely, Danny White, Lloyd Gravely, Stewart Thomas, , o.mmy Rumley Steve Martin, Drew Troxell, Keith Wall, Doug Hariston, Steve Wingfield, Pam Wall, (BACK ROW) Charlie Williams, Carl Hagwood, James Philpott, Charlie Gravely, Jim White, Pat Lawrence, Keith Meredith, Cindy Ma my Walker (SECOND ROW) J . Steven LaTeri Chess and Library 77

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Library Club Presents Bicentennial Minutes Before and after school, during lunch and club meetings, in the library, in the lunch- room, any time, anywhere you just might have run upon a couple of chess players, completely engrossed in a game Some of the games were just for fun. but the club also maintained a competitive chess ladder that kept track of who was best and who played next. For the first time, the club was able to compete with other schools and won their preliminary match with F-C Lack of funds kept the Library Club at home this year, but they were by no means dormant The club boasted its largest mem- bership in years with the majority being 8th graders. Ms Betty Shankle felt that the youth of the club were an asset saying that the club should be viable for many years The club held their annual teacher appreci- ation teas in December and May The club planned as a public service for National Library Week the presentation of a Bicen- tennial Minute each morning. A picnic wrapped up the year ' s activities Members of the Library Club are (FRONT ROW) Sandra Stockton, Sharon Giles, Sharri Carter, Judy Dixon, Vanessa Price, Peggy Moyer, Kim Williams, Sharon Waller, Meli; ner, Violet Penn. Sandra Tinsley. Teresa Giles. Marilyn Dillard. (SECOND ROW) Shelia Giles. Sharon Millner. Carolyn Adams. Frances Long. Betty Carter. Juliaette Russell. Cindy Brown. Marion Jones. Rayzelda Gravely. Vicki Carter, Wanda Flood, Shandolyn Moyer. Clarissa Moyer. Terri Wall. (BACK ROW) Nancy Blankenship (president). Danna Moyer (vice- president). Anne Houchins (secretary). Faye Moyer (treasurer). 76 Organizations

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' S. r s ft — y TOP Playing ring around the roses around the cafe- teria IS one of the many ways new French students are initiated CENTER Ophelia (Mrs Ginger Preston) gets into the spirit of Mardi Gras by playing torch singer on the ABOVE Wearing neckties backwards, aprons, tennis shoes too large, bow ties, odd socks, and braided hair were some requirements for the students on French Initiation Day, 78 Organizations