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

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Smiling at their abstinence from work, Mrs. Flippin’s class celebrates. Being engaged provides a worth while joy to celebrate. In the year 1976 three major events took place. These three national events were the ’76 Olympics, the election, and the birthday of our country. The stu¬ dents ofP.C.H.S. celebrated along with hundreds of oth¬ er Americans, but they also found many happenings around school, to celebrate! Find many An everlasting source of Celebration, a Cou- garette victory! 8 Opening

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Happy Places Enjoying his first year at P.C.H.S., Mike Martin grinned shyly. To be a Sub-Freshman is happiness for Rodney Gwyn. If one theme could be chosen to represent all of Patrick Coun¬ ty it would be, “Keep Smiling. ’’ Being friendly is the pastime for many of Patrick County’s citi¬ zens. Fast smiles and quick laughter brighten even the dark¬ est of days. Celebrating our na¬ tion’s history gives each and every one of us something worth¬ while to smile about. Even in Mrs. Flippin’s Advanced Composi¬ tion Class, Vanessa Rakestraw found time to smile and laugh a little. Caught off guard, Gary Penn smiles broadly for the photographer. Opening 7

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The cafeteria was decorated many times throughout the year for several celebra¬ tions, such as the Homecoming Dance. Events to Celebrate Juniors agreed that a day to celebrate was when their class rings arrived. ..... . - ' fl OF MARTINSVILLE AND HENRY COUNTY BLUE RIDGE STREET 2 2 ' VX • • Every student and even teachers at P.C.H.S. celebrate every day when the bell rings at 3:02. Opening 9