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

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Tears Of Joy As Miss Brenda After the stress of the beauty pageant, the queens and contestants relax. As the fire is flaming. Miss Elkin Valley, LeAnne Garvin, does a baton twirling act to music.

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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.

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Hoyle Is Crowned The entertainment for the beauty pageant was excellent. Tim Bell was the drummer for this band. All smiles and tears. Miss Hoyle is very happy. The crowning of Miss Patrick County, an excit¬ ing event. Miss Patrick County of 1974, Kathy Simmons, crowns Brenda Hoyle — Miss Patrick County of 1975. Miss Brenda Hoyle was crowned Miss Patrick County ’74-’75. Miss Hoyle is a graduate of Patrick County High School. All the contestants that entered were very lovely, and behind the scenes they all had one thing in common-nervousness. Mrs. Dalton, the librarian, and Mrs. Harmon, the home economics teacher, were the sponsors. The theme for the ’74- ’75 beauty pageant was “Paper Moon.”