Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Brenda Barbour escorted by Greg Susie Phillips escorted by Floyd Millner. Merryman. Cheryl Kay escorted by Bobby Harris. KS? } LS WAS a kN Susan Evans escorted by Tommy Julie Raasch escorted by Jimmy Sherry Childress escorted by David Neighbors. Drinkard. Bohon. 17 Living

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Mr. Pendleton crowns Homecoming Queen Rita Adams as her escort Eddie Key looks on. HOMECOMING COURT ADDS VARIETY AND SPICE The highlight of the Home- coming Activities was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Rita Adams. Her Senior attendants were Wanda Powell and Angie Anderson. The Junior Class was represented by Brenda Barbour and Susan Evans. Julie Raasch and Susie Phil- lips from the Sophomore class and Cheryl Kay and Sherry Childress from the Freshman class helped to make up a lovely court. Together these beautiful girls added sparkle and excitement to Homecoming this year. Wanda Powell’s escort Scott Burnette receives a gift of appreciation from Mr. Angie Anderson escorted by Leonard Pendleton for his hard work on Homecoming. Jackson. Living 16

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RHS GOES TH ROU G H What a beautiful sight! Men from the Pepsi Company return the drink machines to the halls of R.H.S. CHANGES After accepting the fact that there wasn’t going to be a new RHS, everyone decided to make the best of what we had. During the summer the old auditori- um was converted into a beautiful new library, allowing students more space and a more pleasant atmosphere to work in. The classrooms in the old building were remodeled and improved tremen- dously. The student parking lot and side- walks were repaved recently, and besides accomodating many, added to the neat- ness of the grounds. Though not entirely new to RHS, a jukebox proved to be a big success. Somehow music does won- ders for the taste of “Kelly Burgers.” The weight machine picked up an addi- tional piece of equipment for the benefit of the muscle-minded men at RHS. Last, but not least, drink machines reappear- ed. Thirsty students could be seen mak- ing a mad dash for a quick drink before and after school, as the machines were cut off during class hours. With all these changes and improvements, Rustburg High, though still not new, seems to have a “new” atmosphere, and certainly looks a hundred percent better. Students for years to come can enjoy and benefit from the accomplishments made in 74. Under Mr. Rucker’s careful instructions, boys from his Brick Masonry class build a long awaited grandstand. Muscle man, Gary Coates, makes good The student parking lot was repaved and provided more space for those who could use of the weight machine. (You owe it afford to drive to school. all to that machine, Gary.) Living 18