Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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“e The band members play an inspiring tune as the A bomb threat provides an unusual break during Emily Sword, Mina Jones, and Janette Wagon- student body listens during a break ina pep rally. an unusual day. Laura Sykes, James Moore, er keep a watchful eye on students during the Rhonda Stump and Martha Collins patiently await break caused by the county-wide bomb threat. an all-clear signal from the police department.

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2 Theme Breakin Away Every individual must experience ‘‘breakin’ away,’ a time for letting go of the old and grasping for the new. This year the Pioneers faced a major break in tradition: the class of '85 was the last of 66 classes to graduate from the old high school; the class of ’86 will establish their own traditions in the new high school on the hill... The experience of breakin’ away began at the start of the '84-'85 school year with several breaks from the traditional way of doing things. Both the fa culty and students introduced new activities, such as Culture Day and the Ides of March dance. New faces appeared, new romances flourished, students hasseled new teachers, new freshmen were lost, and the football team surprised every- one with new, startling black game jerseys rather than the traditional red ones. So began the new year and so began the breakin’ away... Culture Day is a hit as Laura Sykes models her Spanish costume for the day. S

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+ R A V = a N G A trip to the nation’s Capitol is not usually a part of Pruner, Andi Barrett, Julie Altizer, Ella Barton, Amy ern the academic year, but this year, Jane Hubbard, Robert Hall, Craig Counts, John Johnson, Marques Blackstone, and Karen Johnson enjoy the sights of Washing- ton, D.C. with the Russell County Gifted and Talented students. The highlight of the trip is an inaugural ball for President Reagan.