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

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Pep rallies are events that give students a chance to spell out their class names, cheer, and go literally wild. These students express enthusiasm as they tell the world they are seniors! Because of a recent Virginia state law, the use of tobacco is prohibited by persons under the age of 16. Patrick County High School enforces this law by refusing to allow anyone besides juniors or seniors in the smoking area. On back-to-school night, Graham Witt and Amy Hopkins look over the school map to ensure that they can lead parents to the correct rooms. See the curtains hangin’ from the window In the evening on a Friday night A little light-a-shinin ' through the window Lets me know everything ' s all right Summer Breeze makes me feel fine Blowin’ through the jasmine in my mind See the paper blowin’ on the sidewalk A little music from the house next door So I walk on up to the doorstep Through the screen and across the floor Sweet days of summer, the jasmine’s in bloom July is dressed up and playing her tune When I come home from a hard day’s work And you’re waiting there Not a care in the world. SUMMER BREEZE Seals and Croft, 1972 Student Life Divider 5

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STUDENT LIFE 4 Student Life Divider

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HEARD IT a a a? HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE WINTER WONDER A severe winter storm hit the east coast on January 21, dumping over 18 inches of snow in all parts of the county, leaving practically everybody snowed in and closing the County schools for over a week. A few days later, just as the sun began to poke through the clouds, a second storm brought over 8 more inches of the white stuff.” The below-freezing tempera¬ tures were definitely a contrast from the heat wave that hit the county only a few months be¬ fore in September. INS AND OUTS Costume jewelry in twist beads out; Reeboks in Nikes out; Levi’s in Wrangler’s out; crop pants in straight leg jeans The first big snow of the season blanketed the county with approxi¬ mately 18 of snow. Four days later, another 9 prolonged the return to school. out; baggy clothes in tight clothes out; Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein in lzod out; Janet Jackson in Michael Jackson out; Bruce Willis in Tom Selleck out; banana clips in hair ribbon out; New Miami Vice look in old Miami Vice look out; Laster Tag in Trivial Pursuit out; Teddy Ruxpin in Cabbage Patch dolls out; Rick Dees in Casey Kasem out; video recorders in video games out; caviar in sushi out; Swatch in Timex out; cotton in polyester out; Rockports in Topsiders out; Dominoe’s in Pizza Hut out; performance in fuel-economy out; cash in credit out; compact disc in 8- track out; suspenders in belts out; eel skin in cowhide out; take-out in eat in out. innATr IVIU O i v 1 Music is a vital part of life. Kenny Rogers Through various songs we Madonna can recall the sentimental Bruce Springsteen memories and situations Run DMC that inevitably come back to Phil Collins (w Genesis) haunt us later in life. The fol- Robert Palmer lowing is a list of 1986 music Howard Jones and artists worth remember- Grateful Dead ing. 1986 Debuts Comebacks Monkees Janet Jackson Ben E. King Pet Shop Boys Van Halen (w Sammy Outfield Hagar) Don Johnson Bon Jovi Glass Tiger Peter Gabriel Whitney Houston Cameo Simply Red Boston Miami Sound Machine Turtles Groups That Broke Up Disappointments Duran Duran Michael Jackson Police Rick Springfield Wham! Julian Lennon Solo Careers Prince Sheena Easton Daryl Hall David Lee Roth Songs to Remember Peter Cetera Stand By Me Sting Addicted To Love George Michael I’ll Be Over You Steve Perry You Be ’lllin Belinda Carlisle Bad To The Bone Still Going Strong in 1986 In The Air Tonight You Give Love A Bad Name John Cougar Mellencamp Glory Of Love Tina Turner Aretha Franklin Groups that Changed Lead Cyndi Lauper Singers Billy Joel Van Halen Billy Idol Chicago Loverboy Lionel Richie 6 Mini-Mag