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A Bit of Old; A Bit of New ABOVE: Washing and drying each other’s hair helps experience these cosmetology stu¬ dents. ABOVE RIGHT: Assisting Warren Blackard in Electronics is Mr. Dollarhite. Patrick County High School attempts to meet the interest of the students both in Vocational and Academic courses. This year students had the opportunity to enroll in several vocational courses. Also new courses were being offered as Advanced English and Chemistry. The curriculum this past year at PCHS introduced a bit of old and a bit of new. Patrick County High School is growing! ABOVE: Matt Corbett, Denise Foley, and Tom Burnette discuss homework assigned by Mrs. Flippin during Advanced English 12. AT LEFT: Observing their experiment in Advanced Chemistry is Ricky Ward and Denise Foley. New Curriculum 19
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(above) Pleased that he won 3rd place is Timmy Turner, Winner in Boys Prose. Forensics this year at PCHS boasted Lou Anne Elgin winner of Girls Prose, Anna Manning winner of Girls Original Oratory, and Denise Foley winner of Girls Extempora¬ neous. In the boys division Travis Knowles was the winner of Boys Original Oratory, Tom Burnette, winner of Spelling, Timmy Turner winner of Boys Prose, and Steve Epperson winner of Boys Poetry. Jean Dehart was the winner of Girls Poetry. Of these school winners three students ad¬ vanced to regionals. These were Travis Knowles, 1st in Original Oratory, Lou Anne Elgin, 3rd in Girls Prose, and Timmy Turner, 3rd in Boys Prose. i® i ■ I ! I i I ■ (above) While giving his speech Travis Knowles wins original Oratory and has the honor of ad¬ vancing to region¬ als. (To the left) Third place win¬ ner of the Girls Prose, Lou Anne Elgin works hard at perfecting her speech. i ! t 18 Forensics
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Junior-Senior Prom Enjoying each others company are Ricky Ward and Ellen Vipperman. Showing their dancing techniques while the band plays are Tommy Haynes and Lisa Mann. During the year every¬ one’s worries were on the dances and what they would be like. The Prom especially worried most young girls. “What dress do I wear?” “Who will I go with?” “Will I have a good time?” The Prom was the last formal of the year and it had to be a success es¬ pecially since the seniors would be dancing their “last dance”, as students at Patrick County. The Prom was held in the Cafeteria as usual and everyone agreed that the memories, good ones, would linger on for years to come. 20 Prom
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