Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Late night cheerleading practices make it tough for Lisa Bennett to pay attention to Mr. Glenn Reichard’s chemistry lecture. Second period slinky man Scott Tolley amuses himself before Physics with another of Mr. Willie Pettus’ lab instruments. Last night’s basketball scores make good com- mons area conversation for Tommy Snow.

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Mid-morning rush hour has no effect on Wanda Second lunch stairwell traffic catches Ricky Trent Hartz and Clarence Coates as they sneak a few hiding from the commons area crowd. quiet moments together in the library. Contents Operate; “al 2 @ampus- Lifes aes SPOT Smee es ea Academics (CHS) a ten fey orf! RecOpicm an pee. | (7 ACS Mee ta oe 2 Closindyu-s, mee 21) Opening 3

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Year of the unexpected ... think back for a minute or two. Look closely at 1980 at Rustburg. Who expected the football team to upset AAA Heritage? Who predicted snow in October? Who knew ahead of time that commons area ceiling tiles would fall like a ton of wet bricks on the students of third lunch? Not Terry Ferguson, who looked up from his Monday Meat to find half of a soggy acoustic panel headed straight for his sliced- peaches - in - heavy - syrup. Who expected to change classes to the sound of a shrieking intercom, instead (continued) Heavy rains come through the leaky windows of the business wing during the second week of school. New school regulations, sucii as hall passes, are discussed by senior Marvin Lankford and hall guards Mr. Lacy Webb, Mr. Doug Stinespring, and Mr. Robert Miller.