Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Judy Cook Is Crowned Queen On a rainy October 18, Homecoming was held for the first time in the Bearcats’ new stadium. Can- didates and escorts proudly walked out on the field with umbrellas and a beaming Judy Cook was crowned. The Bearcats racked up a 14-12 win against Richlands making a memorable but damp Homecoming. Above: Kim Campbell crowns Judy Cook. Right: The Bear- cat grins a welcome during Homecoming. 20

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College Day Is Beneficial College Day, sponsored by the Guidance Depart- ment and the Key Club, provided Juniors and Seniors with the opportunity to talk to representa- tives from both local and distant colleges. Infor- mation about the schools, costs, activities and courses was available to students. Requests for applications and aid were answered by filling out cards and materials were later sent to students by mail. College Day was beneficial to students so they could become aware of where they might be interested in attending college. It was also beneficial to the colleges for possibly increasing their enrollments. Left: Key Club president, Jeff Patrick, talks to a representa- tive from Virginia Intermont College. Below Left: Gordon Balthis fills out a card for additional materials. Below Right: Key Club members Dave Canter and Charts Sherwood serve as guides.

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Special Events Left: At the Halloween dance sponsored by the SCA, Bear- cats boogie to the music of Line Marque. Below: Several VHS students were chosen to travel in Europe during the summer of 1975. Bottom: Members of All-Regional Chorus are: Left to Right, Festus Johnson, Tim Hagy, Becca Young, Carl Coal- son, Lisa Jordon, Robin Cutshaw, Phil Young (first alter- nate), Kevin France, and Kathleen Beck. 2 1