Patrick County High School - Archive Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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Studying his lines, for the play, takes up a lot of Danny Hairston’s time. mm In a great perform¬ ance, Lynn Bryant really plays her part. “Oh, no — I stepped on Herman, ’’ thinks Gary Anderson as Howard Smith looks on in the background. The one act plays were sensational this year. The sponsors were Mrs. Eastridge, and Mrs. Moore. Both sponsors and actors did a fine job. The play “No Exceptions’’ was writtened and directed by Frances Hunt-a student at P.C.H.S. Marice Redd directed the play “A Train Going Somewhere.” And the “Echo of Life” was directed by Mrs. Moore. All the plays were great. Many students, parents, and faculty came to see the production.

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As the crowd goes wild. Sue McAlexander and Shirley Brim (far right) finish first and second, respectively, m the 100 yard dash against Carroll County. Highlights Girls ’ Track Season Mustering up all the strength in her, Denise Fo- As Coach Cindy Burch cheers her on, Jennifer Scott Icy prepares to throw the shot, approaches the finish line in the 880 yard run in the district meet at F-C.

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• ' . ' ' French Helps Make Spanish and Latin students enjoy the foreign language banquet. Japan was the setting. Snuggling, Tim Bell and Lynn Bryant like to slow dance. Foreign Language week is one of the most active weeks of the school year. The Spanish Club, Latin Club, and this year the French Club joined together to make the week enjoyable for everyone. Some of the activities are: club members dress in costumes per¬ taining to their club. At the end of the week plays are given in the clubs foreign language. Then the clubs join together one night and have a banquet. Put the three of these clubs to¬ gether and what have you got — Success! As the scared audience looks on Dracula, Mike Nunn, pulls the screaming victim, Teresa Handy, out of the audience. Out of the telephone booth — is it a bird, is it a plane — no it’s Matt Corbett.