Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Fads, Movies, and Music RHS, like any other place, has its fads. It seems that every day someone walks in wearing some new clothes that would make even Liberace envious. Along with the clothes fad, there was a toy craze. “Yo-Yo’s” and “‘Paddle-balls’’ appeared in the classrooms driving the teachers crazy. Another fad involved the movies. Robert Redford seems to be the king of the “good-lookers” now. And as far as de- scribing the music of today, “anything goes” could be applied as the theme of today’s rock groups. Ten years from now, we may laugh at the things we did today, but if we re- member the feelings that we shared while - going through these fads, smiles are sure to cross our faces. eee Fe eee ee Sede, 3S ees ew ag ae ee ee ae es “oS Se a “ oe ’ Yvonne Elliott ‘gets her own thing to- Denise Finney and Nadine Atkinson look over the selections before choosing the gether” for another day at school. sound of Carl Douglas. | 28 Student Life

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RHS‘s own Santa Claus, Bobby Williams, pulls a “Merry Christmas” for everyone out of his bag of goodies. “Hey!, look what Santa Claus brought us!’ exclaim the members of SCA and SAM in the Christmas play. Student Life 27

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Bruce Elliott expresses himself with a hat of his taste. A look at what the surrounding area offers for entertainment. Cuffed pants and matching shoes are supplied by an unknown student. Student Life. 29