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

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Homecoming Week Provides Unity Homecoming week is rarely surprising, for, it brings with it the height of enthusiastic school spirit. Each day holds something new in store for the students as they are provided with endless opportunities to unite as a student body in sup¬ port of their school football team. Aside from the traditional green and gold day and pre¬ game pep rally, the week was further filled with a “Wear- What-You-Dare” day. Many stu¬ dents dressed most outland- ishly to display their coopera¬ tion with the theme. There was also a “Fifties” day which prompted students to turn back the hands of time and ramble through parents’ clos¬ ets for attire. The night prior to game day was reserved for the bonfire. Students gathered in moments of silence to watch embers blaze before they were again united with spirit cheers. Jay Eckenrod, Patty Lewis, and Penny Keith turn heads on “Wear-What-You-Dare” day, and exhibit a bit of the punk rock style. Mac Watkins and Danny Thomas, attired in conservative subtlety, also demon¬ strate their school spirit of participation. Homecoming 11

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(Above) Stephen Willis, Dan Epperson, and Ronnie Wood proudly (and without inhibitions) model their authentic togas. (Above right) Ken Blackard reluctantly submits to the enthusiasm displayed by Donna Fulcher. (Right) Kathy Williams and R.D. Howell gaze on as the branches of the bonfire turn to smoldering embers. 10 Homecoming

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