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

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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

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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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Fairy Tales Come True At Mardi Gras Rooster Cogburn, Dr Zorro, Amy March, Ophelia, Tom Sawyer, Becky Thatcher, Baby Huey. and The Galloping Gourmet were only a few of the guests at the French Clubs Mardi Gras on March 21 The theme of the Mardi Gras was book characters. Costumes included crinolines, full skirts, straw hats, cowboy suits, fairy suits, and rolled-up blue jeans There was singing and many games The finale of the evening was when best costume awards were given to Jeff Stegall and Beth Fentress and weirdest costume awards to Pam Stegall and Tim Martin Initiation was in the fall and sophomore French students who had been initiated the year before took great pleasure m inducting the new members The new students were re- quired to do as the old members requested. Among the things required were wearing braids, running around the cafeteria, doing jumping-jacks in the halls, giving candy to old members, wearing aprons and neckties backwards At the end of the day a special meeting was held to finish the initiation The new students acted out animals and played games en francais. French Club members are (FRONT ROW) Timmy Martin, Marilynne Martin, secretary, Karen Kendall, Sandy Roberson, Yvonne Cockram, Nancy Blankenship, Tim Eanes, Gail Cannaday, Patricia Alcorn, (SECOND ROW) Vickie Lee, Kim Collins, Dana Dalton, Connie Turner, Betty Lou Eggleston, Wanda Eanes, vice-president, David Duncan, Rita Eggleston, Patsy Lou Aldridge, (THIRD ROW) Cindy Brown, Felicia Gardner, Terri Wall, Lisha Nolen, Anthony Devins, Steve Mize, treasurer, Susan Barker, Debbie Carter, Joyce Overton. (FOURTH ROW) Dede Blankenship, Susan Ramsey, Sondra Smith, Donna Walker, Beth Fentress, Pam J. Stegall, Kimball Minter. Richard Puckett, sergeant at arms. Chuck Ellis, Monte Magill, Ricky Keatts, Ramie Mize, (BACK ROW) Pam Barker. Lynette Robertson, Eddie Garst, president. Donna Roland, Pam L. Stegall, Steve Brodie, Amy Pace TOP LEFT From the bool ' Litlle Won March, and Miss Diane Dunkley portrays her comes the character Amy ull skirt and crinoline TOP RIGHT Showing variety in the theme of book characters are lim Eanes as Rooster Cogburn. Jim White as Dr Zorro. and Steve Hollands- worth as Huckleberry Finn LEFT Jeff Stegall (Tom Sawyer) and Beth Fentress (Becky Thatcher) won best dressed while Pam Stegall (Baby Huey) and Tim Martin (Galloping Gourmet) won weirdest costumes RIGHT: Dressed as the i holds her children. shoe. Betty Lou Eggleston French Club 79