Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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T 1 i I Sweltering heat exhausts head majorette Terri Slemp. Summer band practice to prepare lor half¬ time shows. Summer Summer soaking up the warm sun on the sandy beach . . . walking, running down a field of golden flow¬ ers ... So we spent the glorious days of summer. But there were times when duty called us from these times of frolic and fun. Ma¬ jorettes, flag corp, scarlettes, bas¬ ketball players, football players, tracksters, cheerleaders and band members spent many long, treach¬ erous hours merely to obtain a closer view of perfection. Practice makes perfect and perfection gives pride. . . Pride in Big Red. Vacations to the North and South. A visit to Grandma’s or just cruisin’ alone ... we explored. The 4- H’ers and Scouts went to camp to learn more of the world around them. And several students attend¬ ed Boys and Girls State. A large number of students sacrificed many peaceful hours of sleep and com¬ fort for a chance to broaden their minds in summer classes. Some of our talented scholars even ven¬ tured to a more advanced course at King College and Governor’s School. The summer not only gave us a source of recreation but it broadened and strengthened our minds and souls, preparing us for the New Year. 5 I

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Tough football practice is even tougher in the summer. Mr. Evans contemplates band ' s next formation Teachers meet during summer months to discuss the coming year ' s strategy. Mike Livesay directs traffic at Hungry Mother State Park. And the band marches on 4

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Buddy Farris visited Pennsylvania for the Jr. Olympics. c Siieets, Christie Davis and Ed Orr went to the Governor’s School for the gifted. Tontma VULAGC IfeSORT, VIRGINIA SMYTH 4 H members were active in many projects this summer. Jay Overbey goes to 8th National Scout Jamboree.