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

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HEARD IT NAME LOCATION Radford University, Radford ENROLLMENT none IN STATE COST $4846 Randolph-Macon College, Ashland United Methodist $10,440 Randolph-Macon Women’s College, Lynchburg United Methodist $12,085 Richard Bland College of the College of William and Mary, Petersburg none $1190 Richmond, University of, Richmond Baptist $10,075 Roanoke College, Salem Lutheran $8650 Saint Paul’s College, Lawrenceville Episcopal $5895 Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music United Methodist $9400 Southern Seminary Junior College, Buena Vista none $8600 Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar none $12,000 Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, Richmond Presbyterian $7576 Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond none $5050 Virginia Intermont College, Bristol Baptist $6975 Virginia Military Institute, Lexington none $6575 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg none $4062 Virginia State University, Petersburg none $4000 Virginia Union University, Richmond Baptist $6507 Virginia, University of, Charlottesville none $4988 Virginia Wesleyan College, Norfolk United Methodist $8950 Washington and Lee University, Lexington none $11,950 William and Mary, The College of, Williamsburg none $5754 Mini-Mag 15

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HEARD IT SOARING EDUCATION COSTS PROMPT COMPARISON SHOPPING According to a 1986 survey, nine Virginia colleges and universities top the $10,000 mark for undergraduate tutition. The most expensive institution is Randolph-Macon Women’s College at $12,085. Mary Baldwin College in Staunton and Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar reach $12,000 with Washington and Lee in Lexington, $11,950; Hollins College in Hollins, $11,900; Hampden-Sidney College in Hampden-Sydney, $10,850; Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, $10,400; University of Richmond in Richmond, $10,075; and Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, $10,025. The following listing may prove helpful for college planning: (costs reflect tuition ONLY) NAME LOCATION Averett College, Danville ENROLLMENT 972 IN STATE COST $7800 Bluefield College, Bluefield 400 $5980 Bridgewater College, Bridgewater Christian Broadcast Network 819 $8985 University, Virginia Beach none $4000 Christopher Newport College, Newport News none $1770 Eastern Mennonite College, Harrisonburg Mennonite $8250 Emory and Henry College, Emory United Methodist $7794 Ferrum College, Ferrum United Methodist $7450 George Mason University, Fairfax none $5282 Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden Sydney Presbyterian $10,850 Hampton University, Hampton none $6464 Hollins College, Roanoke none $11,900 James Madison University, Harrisonburg none $5220 Liberty College, Lynchburg Baptist $6240 Longwood College, Farmville none $5299 Lynchburg College, Lynchburg Christian $10,025 Mary Baldwin College, Staunton Presbyterian $11,185 Marymount University, Arlington Roman Catholic $9800 Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg none $4960 Norfolk State University, Norfolk none $3588 Old Dominion University, Norfolk none $5441 14 Mini-Mag

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HEARD IT. . . FAST COPY What’s the longest day of the school year? The days of a week before ex¬ ams when teachers try to cram in everything.” Ronnie Epperson Exam days” Amy Hopkins Every Monday” Laura Hubbard What do you do during an¬ nouncements? “Sit there because we’re not al¬ lowed to talk” Wendy Law Sit around and talk about peo¬ ple.” Laura Hubbard “Listen to them” Larry Wood What if there were 13 grades of school? I ' d tough it out.” Tracy Law “Move to Canada.” Amy Key “It wouldn’t bother me other than the fact that 13 is an un¬ lucky number.” Ronnie Epperson What do you say when you’re caught without a hall pass? “I’m doing something for the yearbook. Pam Hopkins I didn’t do It.” Jean Castillo I’m on SCA business.” Graham Witt “I’m leaving with an early dis¬ missal and I could go get you a note.” Todd Hubbard What is your opinion on guys with earrings? “Tacky” Amy Key Depends on the guy” Tracy Law It’s okay for pirates; for guys today, no.” Ronnie Epperson What do you eat for lunch? “I don’t eat.” Laura Hubbard “Pizza” Kathy Hiatt “Cafeteria food, which is usual¬ ly hamburger, hot dog, or piz¬ za.” Todd Hubbard Where did you go on your first date? K-Mart” Anita Vipperman Mount Airy Fair” Kathy Hiatt How do you get comfortable in class? Talk to the teacher” Ronnie Epperson “Slump down and put my feet on the chair in front of me.” Jean Castillo Talk to people around me.” Kathy Hiatt What’s the best way to pass a note? “Put it in a book and pass it.” Tracy Law “Slip it behind your calculator flap” Graham Witt Put it in the barrel of a pen and pass it.” Jean Castillo If you could spray paint one thing on the front wall of the school, what would it be? ‘‘A couple walking on the beach.” Larry Wood The same expression that Adam Martin did.” Tim Britt Closed” Jim Reynolds than a few problems to deai with. For example, think back on all the times that you didn’t feel like putting your gum in a wrapper and so you just threw it down. Or the times that you didn’t quite make a jump shot to the wastebasket and didn ' t bother to follow up. Just who do you think cleans up all this mess anyway, your mother? Of course not. The janitors do it all. They not only push brooms, but they are also the ones who clean windows, scrub toilets and desks, and mop floors. So the next time you think of put¬ ting your gum under your seat, just remember that your janitor would prefer that you didn’t. The janitorial staff is not the only staff that cleans up after the students. The cafeteria workers are continually at work, cooking wholesome meals for the student body, and considering the 1200 student population and some 60 faculty members, their task is no easy one. KEEPING THINGS RUNNING Who !o always around to fix what’s broken and to keep the trash from becoming knee- deep in the halls? It’s none oth¬ er than the janitorial staff. Without this group of neat” people, PCHS would have more QUOTABLE QUOTES We’ll probably be working with slinkeys in physics class today, said Jean Castillo. I don’t slink so,” replied Gra¬ ham Witt. From Zero to Infinity; sounds like a movie.” — Mike Joyce The custodial staff includes Mr. Harry Mengeit, Mr. James King, and Mr. Dean Cruise. 16 Mini-Mag