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

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'my-.J MWWW, Lori Kanode helps Ginny Gauldin with a gymnastics routine. Look out Hollywood! Dana Robertson and Lori Meredith have just gotten roles in the one-act, Le-t's Get Out of Here. Jo Jo Gillispie is too deeply into the book he's reading to notice. X K. Q ,NW gf, ts sf fi Q ' S X5 lf A Senior Class tradition is signing a page for the yearbookg here Tommy Sites, Lynn Mays, Katrina Hairston, Barbara Johnson, Fthonda Byrd and Lavesia Dillard take their turns. lt's Thanksgiving Weekend and Sherill Boy and Lisa Carter represent Laurel Park. '.1.Jl'U ' un, 1'1 1 ,1. Big Blue 189

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The Big Blue was far from a perfect groupg when they played the intensity varied. Very seldom were they smooth and melodic and the vocals were never consis- tent, but sometimes they reached soaring high peaks - such as when the Big Blue whipped Bassett at the Homecoming game. Sometimes they fell to very low, quiet notes - when the Big Blue walked away from Dan Greene Stadium tied for first place in the district instead of in sole possession. Sometimes they swelled fully, if quietly in optomistic tones - when the NHS raised money for eighth grader Tim Johnston, a leukemia victim. Sixth period physical education class is over and Tommy Shupe, Charles Maxey, and John Lloyd wait for the final bell. Another masterpiece in the making by one of Figsbords greatest artists, Dean Doyle B1s.Bm :is s ' Q fum lyxi S K-Jwfssmwsm 188 Big Blue Recorded Live Q

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There were solo and ensemble perfor- mances worth remembering - Steve Martin was the third student in the history of the school to be selected for state choir, Chris Martin and Cindy Young went to state com- petition in prose reading and extemperaneous speaking. Kenny Hairston, Mike Watkins, Dean Doyle and Lisa Lawrence distinguished themselves in art, and Randolph Morrison was awarded the first athletic scholarship in the history ofthe school- to James Madison to play football. Lori Johnson does a timed assign- ment in second period typing. Lester Franklin, Norma Dove, Wendell Deering check grades with Mrs. Cheri Spivey while Marie Wilson look on. Grooming during class isn't permitted, but April Stone makes a quick touch- up before the bell rings. How to alter jeans is one of the skills learned in occupational home economics by Linda Witcher and Faye Adams lin the jeansj. Their in- - structor is Mrs. Phyllis Clifton. K X' ig lue . .......t gg 190 Big Blue Recorded Live ,Ffh , . It t H 6 N K X X X r Y ,, V X K 5 X 'Fl XX 5 4 is X A