Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Page 9 text:

As Karen Beale explains the trouble, Janet Eubank seems The expression on David Roberts’ face exemplifies his to say, “I still don’t understand!” determination to conquer the barbells. LOM ARRON oe Freshman terror on the Court, Cindy Lewis demonstrates her ability to an Appomattox opponent during a 60-27 Rustburg victory. Hours of practice pay off as Thurmond Lewis ( 35) hits a jumper from the corner in the Devil’s blowaway victory over the Appomattox Raiders. Opening 5

Page 8 text:

Everyone is dancing amid the lights and decorations. It looks great, but who worked so hard the morning before getting things just right? A fellow student gets an A on a paper. How long did it take to even think of a thesis? How many hours of work did it take? Many times a good thing is taken for gran- ted; it looks so easy. Well, it’s not such a breeze. The dances, carnival, ring dance, prom, and other occasions are planned weeks ahead of time. When you take a test or write a paper, you study and work hard. All the sports, such as football, basketball, track, and many 4 Opening look behind the acammae pw ee ry Cee Jeff Myers stares into spacey % others also take long hours of practice, lots of sweat and aching muscles. Even the teachers who seem to walk in class and hand out assignments right and left have homework of their own to do. Once you look behind the scenes, you realize that all the work, frustration, the agonizing workouts, and the mental strain are all centered towards that one goal. Finally when the dance is over, the game is won, and the paper is turned in, the work that was once so hard doesn’t matter much anymore because now you know it was all worthwhile.

Page 10 text:

6 Student Life Keeping spirit at a minimum, students reveal mixed emo- tions at an afternoon pep rally. Putting the toppings on his hot dog, Leevel Lewis seems to be oblivious to the events occurring in the cafeteria.