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

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The Southern The band for the spring dance was out-of-sight. “My feet hurt, ” says Frances Patterson, as other danc¬ ers keep on dancing. Students enjoy the beat of the Southern Smith River Band. The face of Tim Bell is that of being in peace. He can’t hear the music, but that doesn’t bother him. 20

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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.

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Smith River Band, As the Southern Smith River Band decides on the next number, students wait and listen. Many coats, jackets, and sweaters are left behind as their owners are enjoying the dance. As the first chords of the Southern Smith River Band was struck, everyone knew the Spring Dance was a success. Many stu¬ dents came to the dance, and it seemed they en¬ joyed themselves. This was the first appearance of the j Southern Smith River I I Band, and probably not the last. As always the refreshments, and the f company were great. “When the musi c stops — she’ll go this way, I’ll go that way and ya-hoo, ” thinks Danny Hairston.