Walton Verona High School - Dawn Yearbook (Walton, KY)

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 ujfe-Fctcefe Dufies (Back Row): Roma Stephenson, Julie Mockbee, Leslie Maddox, Deanna Zornes, Eddie Martin, Doug Richards, Cheryl Beach, Ga Robinson, Carolyn Brewer, (Front Row): Allyson Christy, Danette Ryan, Mike Baumgartner, Debbie Hocker, Teresa Black. Nanc Kohsin. Office aides performed many of the necessary tasks of the offices such as running errands, picking up absentee slips, answering phones, calling classes to lunch, typing memos and filing papers. Most of the students who assisted in the office worked because they enjoyed the extra time and experience in office work. Aides assisted the work in Mr. Lyons', Mrs. Mills’ and Mr. Hahn’s office. Some used the time to study when they were not needed, some just enjoyed helping and meeting others. (Upper Right): Teresa Black sorts information cards in the main office. (Lower Right): Debbie Hocker helps Curt Carpenter wish some information in Mr. Lyons' office. 28

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 UdyO'tett Twffjty, UeMMl TotoOWtuv ' ft w $ tfift luxnAsst tfu ig I eo£ b cW. The majorettes of today are memories of tomorrow, unless more people start trying and working to be a majorette. This year's majorettes were Mary Phipps and Barbara Rice. Barbara one of the two majorettes said, It was the hardest thing I ever did, when we first began it seemed like we would never learn. We practiced 2 to 3 hours everyday, but after we caught on. it is really fun. Being a majorette is becoming a dying breed because there are many schools that don't have majorettes. Our school has two left, and after we are gone, there’ll be no more for awhile. The majorettes perform at every other home game at halftime, and also in march- ing parades. Due to all their work in the summer Mary and Barbara won 1st place at Camp Cresendo, going against approxi- mately 12 groups. (Left): Barb Rice and Mary Phipps 27

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Vo JOttOiUw Cckoo y CWfiwfe uamIW Pcw ooh tw Occupofawuifi' FiM Each morning at about 7:20, a bus left WVHS for the Northern's and Boone County's Vocational Schools. The bus had 22 juniors and seniors aboard. At Northern the bus arrived at about 7:50. At this point, the bus heads for the Boone County Vocational School, where 14 of the students get off the bus. Each day all the students worked for the goal of some occupational field. Classes ranged from Auto Mechanics, Diesel Mechanics, Electricity, Auto Body, Welding Sheet Metal, Drafting, Data Processing, Masonry, and Machine Shop. Other classes are Denistry and Nursing. The classes are two year programs. (Above left) Ricky Abbott uses a chisel and hammer to preare a car tor body work. (Lower Left): Dave Ryan worked in Diesel Mechanics at V. school. Here he removes an air filter from a truck. (Back Row): Ernie McLoney, Diane Carpenter, Stu Cleek, Brian Larison, Dave Ryan, Larry Norris, Frank Littrell, Tom Ryan, Les Leeke, Mark Hopkins, (2nd Row): April Cogswell, Connie Greene, Jeff Harper, John Thompson, Dave Merida, David Herman, Rick Abbott, (1st Row): Kelly Thomas, Tony Sims, Tony Prince, Kevin Robinson, Danny Wesley. 29