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

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“Help, let me go!” exclaimed Dick Randall (Ray Hylton), as Roscoe Tuff (Gary Anderson) threw him out. Too many “bravery tablets”and everyone faints! The Senior Play for 1975 was a comedy enti¬ tled “How Green Was Her f I Boyfriend” by John Nash. Many people, during the school performance, got into the play. Such as. Daphne (at the end ? play) asked. “ Just , • . , -j how green js my boy¬ friend?” One boy popped up and s said? “Pretty green!” For green lights had been spotted on the stage. : The cast gathers around the “Mystery Lady” As Daphne (Beverly Wood) faints, “When I make love to ’em, it knocks them out. ” says Roscoe Tuff (Gary Anderson) £

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CELEBRATE 76 “Liberty for all. ” is proclaimed by the 76 singers from Georgia. The students from Georgia sang solos also. Seventy-six is the year for Celebration. The Spirit of ’76 as¬ sembly was very edu¬ cational. There was scenes from Valley Forge, and settlers heading West. The ’76 singers came from Georgia to preform this musical. From this we all came away knowing that the year 1976 is something to celebrate about. West was Best for the set¬ tlers, and for America. 12 Features

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Boys ’ Track Team Compiles A Patrick County’s Boy ' s Track Team posted a successful season. Competing in 8 Triangular meets, the team racked up 2 firsts, three sec¬ onds, and three thirds. As individuals, the team members pos¬ sessed many individual wins. When the Dis¬ trict Track Meet rolled around, seventeen members of the squad had qualified to take part in the meet. But, Clay Morris and Willie Younger were the only two of the seventeen to participate. Coached by Phil Dieckhoff, the Track Team produced two outstanding track men. Willie Younger accumulated 128.50 points and set two new records. He also qualified to participate in seven events in the District Track Meet. The Most Valuable Player Tro¬ phy went to him. Dale Foddrell racked up 62. 75 points, second to only Willie Younger. Voted the Most Promising.Member, he set one record and helped to set another. Six new track school records were set this year. These records were set by Terry Spang¬ ler — 440 Yd. Dash; Dale Foddrell — 220 Yd. Dash; Willie Younger — Discus and Triple Jump; Willie Younger, Bennett Rucker, Dale Foddrell, James Hatcher — 880 Yd. Relay; and Ellis Lawson, Ancion Brim, Mike Cooper, Terry Spangler — Mile Relay. Other members receiving Track Certificates were Eddie Antony, Lee Brim, Larry Hawks, Danny Hazelwood, Michael Hill, Wayne Hill, Timmy Rogers, Greg Spradlin, Keith Staples, Gerald Williams, and Benton McAlexander. The coming year will be at a loss due to seven graduating seniors. The team will need new talent, as well as the talent of the twelve returning players. More success is expected from the next track team. Flying through the air, Ancion Brim strives for distance in the Long Jump competition against Laurel Park and Drewry Mason. As a Laurel Park participant looks on, Bill Haimer concentrates on measuring the length the shot was putted. sw