Rocky Gap School - Rogahi Yearbook (Rocky Gap, VA)

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Musically—From squeaks, to distinguishable sound, to music, thus has our band progressed. With careful instruction and hours of practice, they can now play as never before. Academically—Something old, something new . , . Those French speaking whizzes will soon boggle our minds as they practice to speak— oh, what did you say?” Finally, that day has arrived, one for which parents and teenagers have awaited. Well, maybe not parents but certainly teenagers who shout greetings to their parents as they arrive home . . . ”oh, please may I borrow the car?” Written by Carol Sue Tiller And the Government class as it shouts—“VOTE FOR !” Have those Seniors ever been working so hard?

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Artistically—From splatter to spatter our teacher has taught us, the difference is art and art is the difference. These budding young artists as they look at their work—is this really Art? I thought Art was such work! WE’RE STILL GOING STRONG Athletically—Though not number one, we’re coming up fast as we dribble and dribble and dribble. The harder we play, the better we get, there’s strength in the effort, you know. Physically—You run and you jump, you work and you fuss. That's how it goes when Physical Fitness time comes. You continuously try but some day, you’ll see you’ll come out on top—at least in some way. Vocationally—No college, you say? Well, that's perfectly OK, because we offer a wide range of vocations. From our courses in Tazewell to our own little section, we cover the fields from farming to data processing.

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THE YEARBOOK STAFF Penny Miller Editor-in-Chief, Graduates Carol Tiller, Division Pages, Undergrads, Faculty, Honors Pam Beavers Athletics Kathy Levitt Organizations, Graduates, Academics r Melanie Peery Cindy Hoosier Katrina Hoosier Typist Typist Tammy Pennington Debbie Weddle Activities Activities Connie Nunn Undergrads Tammy Steele Jerri Harman Mrs. Ruth Looney Sponsor 4