Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Of Students In Everyday Routines Some students derive an element of pleasure from science experiments. Chuck Buchanan is one of those who enjoys ninth grade science. Vincent Paige performs a musical rendition by drumming out a rhythm on his desk in D.E. class. Raymond Horsely’s attention seems to be wandering during the hysteria of a pep rally. Sometimes other things seem more important. 27 Student Life

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The Camera Catches Glimpses Leonard Peters appears to be either super- vising the labors of Lillian Harris and Dorean Randolphe, or feeling self-satisfied with his own leisure. Each season Rustburg’s cheerleaders increase in ravishing beauty and charm. This year’s basketball squad excels overall. From left to right, they are: Steve Frazier, Gary Garner, Mike Mays, Barry Jones, Sam Wood, and Arthur Ketchersid. Student Life 26

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Mead Lake Provides The Set- The blaring music of the House of .Commons en- ticed lively couples to the dance floor, to lose them- selves in therhythmic mo- tion of bodies joining and entwining with the music. The House of Commons pro- vided the music for the Junior Ring Dance February 16. It was a moment to be treasured, mix- ing the joy of receiving class rings with the excitement of a formal dance. The cosy, warm atmosphere of the Mead club- house lent itself well to the theme of “Love Is...” It was an alive and vibrant theme that meant something to everyone — those searching for the meaning and those others who thought they had the answer. ; Caught in a tender moment, Mr. and Mrs. Trevey move softly to the gentle rhythm of a slow song. Student Life 28