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Kevin Ward and Denise West lapse into nostalgia as they remember when. Archive ’82 Volume XII Patrick County High School Stuart, VA 24171 Opening 1 photo by janet gwynn
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REMEMBER WHEN . .. Remember that first year of high school? The upstairs hall was like the hands of a clock — going round and round. There were seemingly millions of numbers to remember — numbers of rooms, lockers, P.E. locks, lockers, and bas¬ kets, plus the combinations to the locks. At the start of the year, eighth graders recognized enemies from elementary bas¬ ketball wars and before they knew it, the worst enemies were the best of friends. Ninth graders finally achieved status and identity, as they were replaced by in¬ coming “greenies” on the bot¬ tom rung of the ladder. At long last, they had someone to look down upon, forgetting that they were once there them¬ selves. Remember packing your gymsuit to take home for the final (and maybe even the first) time? No more P.E. meant no more laps to run and no more icy cold showers; what a relief! Days not filled with P.E. includ¬ ed some 55 minutes of Drivers Education (remember those gory films just before lunch?). By year’s end, most tenth grad¬ ers had finally secured their driver’s license. While Junior year was a lot of fun, it was, in many ways, also the most trying. The year R.D. Howell performs the Black (?) Box Experiment in Chemistry class. This was a was filled with anxieties of different type of experiment that involved no chemicals, just a box with an unidenti- SAT’s, class rings, prom plan- tied object inside, ning, and getting along with that ever-so-moody Senior Class. After all of these worries though, there was fun and good times galore. And then before you knew it, it was SENIOR YEAR! There are so many things that make up this last year of high school—everything from such minor things as stuffing the phone booth to the most major moment of all—graduation. This is that long-awaited dream come true—the end of thirteen years of schooling. After it is all over though, wouldn’t it be nice to relive some of these memories? Junior, Curtis Boxman works out in the weight room in order to keep in tip-top shape for football. Athletes are given the opportuni- Clayton Jones creates a sculpture from an ice cube tray ty l ° 9 ° l ° the wdght r °° m dUring thdr Study halls ' for art class. 2 Opening
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