1 500 2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/95/8934/DragonLegend1978.pdf 81ee6e60fc43e7a5cbd8c7d656ab0201 PDF Text Text . .·· ".fr - 7 8. .•. . ....,,__ "' •t>. ' '- :: "-.. . . ~ (. ·. . .. , · .... · .,. ·. ~ -. , �4- ~ 8 ~ 4 · J - -ti~+ ~0 µ --?YI~~ · ·1 , .,. ,:. ;:!., .__, <-J<- \,\, '/'YI ~~ {]('5 {-7I fo Ve' Vt? V\. w, 5ht'ff~l) fr N m 11- J ~ ~ Jv,#-A_/ N ~~ 1 J ~ \<~ ~ ~~~ - H Ai f~ -J~ w~ �THE DRAGON LEGEND ROANOKE COUNTY OCCUPATIONAL _SCHOOL �~ ~AJ )'\-CW-( C"- ~-r;t, )~·~ L~a,~ 4r~~reL ~ ~1/L, ~1~ 2 �THE LEGEND of the DRAGONS The Sea . . . The Sky . .. The Land ... The Dragons came from the East riding the waves of the Sea . They· brought with them schools of fish. The fishermen were happy with the good catch. When They came to the shore They flew to the sky. Passing through the clouds the Dragons would make the rain fall. Flowers and crops would grow. The Dragons loved the people of the land and watched over them day and night. Everyone was safe and knew that while they were in the dragons' favor they would have . . . Life . .. Peace ... Strength J 3 �c " How am I going to move?" , Ralph Will iams wonders as he is wrapped as a mummy. L A s Billy Barger s 0 F '7 Arthur Case 8 \ Sandra Clybu rn 4 Pat Hall Connie Henderson �Donna Hillman Martha Horne Edward Keeling Richard Kelley Teresa Kincer Andrew Knapp June Lawrence Roy Milliron Kevin Nunley Billy Perrin Gary Redman Van Siler 5 �Thomas Sink Mary Stone Tammy Sullivan Rose Taylor Becky Voorhees Tina Webb ., Robyn Wilhelm Ralph Williams, Jr. Steve Wimmer Inside the paint booth, Eugene Mowbray completes a special project. "Popcorn Salesman of the Year", Richard Kelley, takes a break. _, �LEFT: Pi zz a Inn customers always enjoy Margaret Woolwine's smile. BELOW: Lunch at the Waffle House is served by Becky Voorhees. They're Not Unemployed! RIGHT: Hard work is part of Roy Milliron's day at Virginia Foods , Inc. BELOW: Concentrating on wrinkles, Kevin Nunley operates the presser at One Hour Martinizing . 7 �EVERYBODY DANCE Intermission gives Greg and Joyce a chance to mingle with their friends . Randy and Debbie keep time with the beat. 8 �LEFT: Prom court eagerly awaits announcement of the queen . Two special times during the school year are the Christmas Dance and the Prom. Without the help of students and faculty, these events could never take place - thanks to you all. Ina seems impatient for the music to begin . BELOW: "Slow Dancin' " is what Darrell Bell and Brenda Mullins do best. 9 �JUNIOR Kelly Abshire Mike Firebaugh Eddie Graham Faye Hairston Ricky McCoy helps decorate for the Christmas dance. Brenda Logan Randy McC lanahan Richard McCoy 10 Troy Jonas �CLASS Ina Minnix Lottie Otey Hal Starkey Bruce Tilley Lottie Otey poses with her prom escort, Hal Starkey. James Tuckwiller Robbie Wheeler Kevin Wimmer Jesse Witt 11 �RIGHT: Mike Firebaugh intently searches for the meaning of a word. LEFT: Faye Hairston is fascinated by Martha Horne's intricate work. Mental strain is good for the brain . 12 �CHEERS Students take the volleyball game seriously. BELOW: Firecracker, Firecracker, ~m. Boom, Boom. 13 �TH E s 0 p H Debra Hunt stretches for the fin ish line of the 440 relay. 0 M 0 R E CLASS Tina Wise ce lebrates the prom eve ning wit h Eddie Graham . 14 Sylvia Andrews is cutting material for a Log Cabin Qu ilt. �Sylvia Andrews Keith Casey Lisa Cawley Trudy Duncan DeeDee Fuller Calvin Grey Debra Hunt Diane Heffinger BELOW: Ricky Akers, Coral Sweetenberg , and classmates study hard for their driver's licenses. Getting that first car would be a dream come true for so many. They know that learn ing all the traffic and safety rules must come before that big day. ABOVE: Lisa Alfred sharpens her gymnastic skills . This is her third year . Developing athletic ability and grace isn't done overnight. She is a re.al asset to her team . 15 �Brent Myers Irma Myers Keith Niday Bobby Olinger Charlie Turner prepares for his woodworking class. Becky Peyton 16 Kathy Pickering Cathy Sherman Coral Sweetenberg �GO KEITH GO! ! ! -II When speaking of athletics here at RCOS one has to include the name Keith Casey. Be the competition olympic or intramural you can count on Keith being there . Last Spring in Lexington he won First Place in the 50 yard dash , Second Place in the 440 relay with his team, and a Third Place for his efforts at the high jump. In addition to track and field Ke ith is a basketball enthusiast. Charlie Turner Anthony Whorley Patricia Wiley Tina Wise Carl Wright Eugene Wright 17 �THE LIGHT ER SIDE Robert Payne puts his nose to the grindstone. Kenny "hams" it up with Ralph. Envious squad members mob Richard King , voted head cheerleader . 18 �I You're all washed up, Lottie. Who threw that apple? Perhaps a bit more make-up would help . Wadda ya think? 19 �Trying to get their cakes decorated before the bell rings are Brenda Pruitt and Lisa Cawley. PRE-VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Vickie Allen Tina Arney Veronica Atkinson Ira Bradley Tina Carico Karen Dowdy Angela Dudley Trudy Dudley Frank Greenway Michael Hickson Malcolm Johnson Donna Jonas Robert Meador Paul Mumford Larry Price Randy Richardson Sherry Shepherd JaCynth ia Taylor Malcolm Tolley 20 �BELOW: Tina solves the problem, wh ile Larry and Angela remain puzzled. ABOVE: "Remember to backstitch'', Sherry Shepherd thinks as she begins a new seam . RIGHT : Mr. Preas demonstrates how to use a carpenter's square . Taking pride in a tedious job is one of the lessons t hat Ira and Larry have learned . 21 �FRESHMEN Teri Bailey Tim Eley Wanda Fink Ricky Hammons Jackie Jackson Roger Jones Peter LaTempa Brenda Minnix Trenda Minnix Beth Myers Jerry Overstreet Robert Payne William Prather David Ross Karen Scott James Shaw Gary St.Clair Billie Trumbull Kenneth Woody Steve Young Barbara Witt and Karen Scott - 22 cutting up in the snack bar. Reading is a serious matter for oavid, Marilyn and Robert. �Gary St.Clair practices bending square pipe. For a complete check-up, visit Ricky, David, Roger and Tim in auto maintenance. Susan Maxie, Trenda Minnix, and Jackie Jackson find that practice makes perfect. Tim Eley - Buzzing with a bandsaw. These boys learn that snipping metal takes concentration and strength . 23 �T I 0 G E T H E R WE c A Get involved in P.T.A. projects. N••• Organize this office work. Complete a task . 24 �Find a solution! Prepare a cake. LEFT: Set student goals. Solve a puzzle . 25 �ACTION • • • James Bell Barry Blankenship Carl Campbell Joseph Cleary Michaei Crawford Linda Cumbee Deanna Elmore Dale Graham Tony Hall Bonnie Hall Thomas Huffman Judy Jenkins Vincent Journell Wayne Kingery David McCarty Michael Muse Edward Overstreet David Owens David Pate Johnny Payne EIGHT H GRAD ERS Darlene Pruett Dreama Pruett Darryl! Radford Kenneth Scaggs Tony Smith Darren Stover Susan Tenny Dana Wrigh t 26 �Darryll Radford + Helium Ron Niday paui;es to consider the correct answer in Math . ---· - Donald Duck - Dreama Pruett and JaCynthia Taylor enjoy making their own pillows for that special touch . 27 �GONNA FLY NOW • • • The Olympic Oath " Let me win but if I cannot win let me be brave in the attempt! We praise the effort more than the skill. The 1977 Area VIII games for Special Olympics was hosted here at RCOS. Sharon Hensley and M ike East directed the Spring events. Parti cipants came from Roanoke Co unty, Roanoke City, a nd Franklin Coun t y. Each Olympian hopes to place for an op port unity to attend the State Meet. Betty Cable is ready to go. LEFT: Roy McCarty records the scores for the softball throw. At the 'high jump event are Keith Casey and Mike Firebaugh . �The Women's Gymnastic Team, pictured from left to right, are: Teri Bailey, Barbara Redman : Brenda Minnix, Dreama Pruitt, Debra Hunt , Emily Deaton, Ina Minnix, Shirley Johnson , Ruby Williams, Tina Wise, and Betty Cable . The girls have taken top honors in Special Olymp ics. Ina, Tina, and Shirley take a break from practice. Keep those legs straight and those toes pointed . Ca lvin Grey d o es a front str addle roll fo r the judges. Not pictured for the men's team are Robert and Johnny Payne. 29 �Kim Baber Curtis Bandy Betty Cable Glenn Clark Carrie Dyson Charles ·Hall LUCKY SEV ENT H GRADERS Stephen Hall Shirley Johnson Cora McGhee Danny Manning Jean Mattera Carl Meadows Lisa Myers Kenneth Paige Brady Paschal Jennifer Prillaman Sandra Pruett Barbara Redman James Ritchie Lisa StClair Wendy Sult Joan Tlockowski Tyler Turner Jeanette Whitt Ruby Williams Mike Woo lwine Lonnie York 30 Hoping to win the contest, Sandra Pruett and Danny Manning do their best dancing . �Cooking takes less time when you have help, as Curtis Bandy and Joan Tlockowski discover. Glenn Clark, Kim Baber, Ruby Williams and Mike Woolwine want to take the Puppies home. Making a bottle-cap wreath is frustrating fo r Barbara, Charles and Carrie. 31 �TMR " \ Brian and Trish enjoy each other's company during lunch. Pam and Ralph look on. Alvin Arnold Karen Arrington Sherri Asbury Allen Bissaillon Wendy Barbour Mary Sue Becks Darrell Bell William Boyd Dean Bradley Donna Breeding Steven Brodie Cheryl Caperton Wendy Carroll Debbie Cleary Brian Coley 32 �Diane Day Emily Deaton Malcolm Dunbar Stacy Early Debbie Faron Benita Fisher David Francisco Jeff Goad Rusty Greenway Kenny Hamm Shyril Hettinger Kim Hickman Kathy Johnston Cheryl Jones David Jones Mrs. Bourne explains clean-up skills for work adjustment. Gary, Roger and Dean enjoy last year's annual. 33 �Mrs. Bartin and music class. Shelia Phillips, hard at work . Robert Jones Andrea Lemon Randy Linkenhoker David Lucas Kathy Manning Pam Marshall Cathy Marty Debbie Menefee Sean Moore Sarah Moorman Calvin Morris Debbie Morton Brenda Mullins Kathy Mullins Althelia Napier 34 �Bonnie Oakley Roger Payne Judy Pendleton Shelia Phillips Keith Pillow Randy Redman Trish Reiley Wade Roberts Terri Roellig Patty Rutrough Harvey Scaggs Wayne Sherrill Ralph Smith Joyce St.Clair James Tilley Willie and skills. Althelia practice homemaking Mrs. Osborne explains kitchen utensils and their use. 35 �Mike Wilson Amy Wimmer Joyce Wingfield Roger Wirth Cathy shows Mr. Ki ng how to do the bump. Taking her turn at the board, Terri writes her name . David - A make-belie-;e star. Malcolm, are you ready for a job? \." • l· �F Maybe next year I'll get a big desk like Mrs. Mays'. A c A s T u N A L D F T F y P. Barden J. Bell J. Boone E. Coates L. Coleman G. Davis B. Eanes M. East M . Edwards 37 �J. Francis M. Freeman C. Groves S. Harris B. Henry S. Hensley D. Hetherington R. Ingle W. Johnson A. Keen R. King N. Lacy ABO VE: Ta lk sweetly to th ose plants, Mrs . Moffit. RIGHT: Keep up the good work, M rs . Freeman. 38 �RIGHT: Expressing our feelings about l.E.P.'s, Miss Shedwell loses .control. BELOW: As the bell rings, Mr. Francis checks his lesson plans . S. Lambruscati J. McClung R. McCarty W . McCarty C. Marinoff F. Marshall H. Matney B. J. Mayes E. Mays D. Moffat N. Moore B. Osborne 39 �RIGHT : Listening to Bartt account for an overdue book, Mrs. McClung seems unconvinced . BELOW: A hand signal alerts Mrs. Bartin's class to begin their song. CA111'10N G. Paige B. Parker M . Pingle N. Preas R. Roy S. Shedwell ~e C. Snider B. Stacy F. Stultz M. Waldron B. Walthall 40 �.) , c. ' -- J \ ) �I I' c~· '::. _, ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Dragon Legend Subject The topic of the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Description An account of the resource The Dragon Legend was the annual for Roanoke County Occupational School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Dragon Legend, 1978 Subject The topic of the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Description An account of the resource The Dragon Legend was the annual for Roanoke County Occupational School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1978 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DragonLegend1978 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/95/8933/DragonLegend1977.pdf 7919b1d25fac81f329f48cf9ed201ef7 PDF Text Text �lro i--:fo h~ I j --:1 , / I ' ,, �.- -- ~-~ - -THE ___ _ ~- _ V~A.~otJ _ . ,.,- ~ LE<SEAIP - ROANOKE COUNTY OCCUPATI ONAL SCHOOL 5937 COVE ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA �Step into a world That 's your s and mine . .. ~ Unli ke any other , It's one of a kind. We come in young To learn and grow, Ther e's much to do Before we go. Behi nd each door Ther e's som ethin g new, �r New things to learn, New jobs to do. Come with us now And see firsthand . . 3 �• • 4 . THE INSI DE STO ' ��SENIORS R .C.O .S. Citizenship Award Winner, Wanda Mullins Danny Paul Barker Maintenance Pamela Teresa Bibb Food Service Michael Glenn Branagan Building Trades Sonja Leigh Brown Food Service 6 �Robert Carroll Cobb Building Trades Johnny Edward Combes Auto Servicing Evelyn Lucille Dickerson Industrial Sewing Debra Diane Hagee Food Service Janice Marie Hagerman Nurses Aide Willie David Hedge Sheltered Employment 7 �Theresa Sue Heffinger Food Service Karen Glendora Howery Food Service Cheryl Marie Johnson Recreational Aide Douglas Bryant Koon Maintenance Donna Walters Lemon Industrial Sewing Erma Jean Litton Food Service Delores Faye McManama Nurses Aide Wanda Mae Mullins Food Service .... ....___ · 8 . .. : �Karen Ann Prezepasniak Food Service Judy Ann Simpson Food Service Julie Mae Simpson Nurses Aide Rite Wise Smith Food Service Jeffrey Lawrence Wade Building Trades Peter Allen Winters Maintenance Mamie Lou Woolridge Nurses Aide Timothy Edward Wright Sheet Metal 9 �THE WAY l'll) ,b,.ctua\\)' 1. Delores McManama 6. Karen Howery 2. Bobby Cobb 7. Doug Koon 3. W anda Mu llins 8. Joanne Dalton 4. Donna Wa lters Lemon 9. Evelyn Dickerson 5. Theresa Heffinger IO. Rita Wise Smith 10 �WERE WE (3) Yea' _( ! (SJ Sw ee1 \,l) Su\let 6. Janice Hagerman Mamie Woolridge 7. Frank· Hill 3. Debra Hagee 8. Jeff Wade 4. Leigh Brown 9. Cheryl Johnson 5. Erma Litton 10. Janice Hagerman I. Judy - 2. Julie Simpson 11 �UNDERCLASSMEN Each class is looking forward to the next step up the ladder toward their final year ... . .. and wondering what the future will hold. 12 ·- �JUNIORS Did someone say boo? It could have been Becky Voorhees, Betty Jo Carr, and June Lawrence. Norma Brown Manuel Carico Betty Jo Carr Sandra Clyburn \ Sharon Cumbee Roger Fizer Anita Francisco Charles Glass .. Pat Hall Chetley Harmon Connie Henderson Donna Hillman Martha Horne Richard Kelley Teresa Kincer Andrew Knapp 13 �Junior and senior girls are practicing Christmas carols. Cheri Lambert Nannette Law June Lawrence Rebecca McAbee Mary McWhirt Eugene Mowbray Kevin Nunley Dennis Phelps Tony Rose Thomas Sink Edward Smith John Smith 14 �Tammy Sullivan Rose Taylor Joyce Thornhill Rebekah Voorhees Tina Webb Ronald Wiley Ralph Williams Steve Wimmer Margaret Woolwine Marvin Zimmerman NOT PICTURED Debbie Boitnott David Dickerson Thomas Glass Johnny Greenway Greg Huffman Edward Keeling Roy Milliron Jerry Quarles Judy Radcliff Far left: Pat Hall is sewi ng. Near left: Darryll Fa rmer and C harles G lass are play ing a new gam e. 15 �"Johnette" Francis and " Wi nnona" McCarty prepare for their debut. Doesn't "Royetta" McCarty have lovely knees? "W ilimina " Joh nson smiles to fi nd just the right necklace to wear. 16 �.• A STAR IS BORN . . . as beauties of R.C.O.S . competed for the title of MS. DRAGONHEAD. Each contestant collected money for a week to help pay for the Christmas dance. The contestant with the most money received the title, along with a crown, banner, and a bouquet of flowers . - - - If you've got it. flaunt it. ---0-- Gordon R.C.O.S . beauties wait for the exciting moment. '.'Geraldine" Prillaman, Ms . Dragonhead, fights back tears of JOY. 17 �SOPHOMORES Kelly Abshire Janice Beckner Calvin Burwell Johnny Clark Donnie Craig Arnold Dickerson Robert Duncan Da rrell Farmer Mike Firebaugh Eddie Grah a m Pa m Heslep Stephanie Howell Ro bbie a n'l Fddi e 18 K elly �Troy Jonas Brenda Logan Randy McClanahan Richard McCoy Robert Mayes Ina Minnix Joe Myers Lottie Otey Kenneth Paul Alan Plunkett Scott Seal Patricia Shively Ronnie Sink Hal Starkey James Tuckwiller Robbie Wheeler Kevin Wimmer Jesse Witt 19 �Ricky Akers Jerry Bryant Greg Cable Keith Casey Lisa Cawley John Colvin Charlotte Cotton Isaiah Davis FRESHMEN T rudy Duncan Dee Dee Fuller Calvi n G rey Dia ne H effinger Debbie H unt A ndy Keeling A lbert Ki rby Pa tricia La mb Mo nty L ucas Dia ne McMa nama Keith Niday Tammy Otey 20 �Becky Peyton Kathy Pickering Cathy Sherman James Shively Mary Ann Smith Ben Tingler Charley Turner Anthony Whorley Carl Wright Eugene Wright NOT PICTURED : Lisa Alfred Sylvia Andrews Wanda Fink Robin Hodges Irma Myers Wayne Sowash Cora Sweetenberg Kenneth Woody • I Tina Wise Andy and John Mrs. Wa lth a ll wit h Kathy, Debbie, Ke ith Casey, a nd Lisa Caw ley 21 �THE FONZ WAS HERE ... AND IT WAS "THUMBS UP" ALL THE WAY ... A-A-A-A-Y! 22 �Tina Alley Blaine Bailey Teri Bailey Laurie Brogan Terry Damewood Lloyd Dickerson Sherry Douglas Timothy Eley Ricky Hammons Roger Jones Brenda Minnix Trenda Minnix Russell Mitchem Beth Myers Robert Payne EIGHTH GRADERS William Prather Jeffrey Radford David Ross Karen Scott James Shaw Patty Sirry Gary St. Clair Billie Trumbull Barbara Witt Steve Young 23 �EVERYDAY IN EVERY WAY WE'RE GETTING BETTER AND BETTER -- / / 24 �James Bell Bartt Blankenship Carl Campbell Joseph Cleary Michael Crawford Linda Cumbee Wanda Davis Bonnie Hall Tony Hall Tommy Huffman Judy Jenkins Vincent Journell Wayne Kingery David McCarty Ron Niday SEVENTH GRADERS New School , New Faces, New Friends Edward Overstreet David Owens David Pate Johnny Payne Darlene Pruett Dreama Pruett Darryl Radford 'Da rren Stover C urti s T ucker Dana Wright 25 �''SHAKE YOUR BOOTY'' 26 The fantastic "Southern Sun" Ain't that some rhythm? The Belles of the Ball Shake, Shake, Shake Is this for real? Keep your eyes on the crowd. �TMR Karen Arrington Wendy Barbour Mary Sue Becks Dean Bradley Donna Breeding Steven Brodie Cheryl Caperton Wendy Carroll Arthur Case Brian Coley Diane Day Malcolm Dunbar Debbie Faron Benita Fisher Rusty Greenway Linda Sue Hall Shyril Heffinger Kathy Johnston David Jones Andrea Lemon 27 �Randy Linkenhoker David Lucas Pam Marshall Cathy Marty Debra Maxie Debbie Menefee Debbie Morton Brenda Mullins Kathy Mullins Charles Nichols Beverly Patterson Judy Pendleton Billy Perrin Virginia Radford Gary Redman Randy Redman Trish Reiley W ade Roberts P atty Rutrough H arvey Scaggs 28 �Linda Shelton Van Siler Ralph Smith David Sparks Ray Speight Mary Stone Melody Wade Robyn Wilhelm Amy Wimmer Joyce Wingfield Roger Wirth Joan Zimmerman Diane Day and Curtis Tucker Mrs . Barti n and Music C lass 29 �"Spic and Span" FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Johnson Principal Mr. Coleman Assistant Principal Miss Barden Mrs. Bourne M rs . Callison Mrs. Coates M rs. Davis M r. Eanes ' Mr. East Mr. F rancis M r. Gordon Mrs. Harris Miss Hensley Mrs . Hetherington Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Keen Mr. R. McCarty Mr. W. McCarty Mrs. McC lung Miss Marinoff Mrs. Marsha ll Mrs . Mat ney Mrs . B. J. Mayes Mrs. E. Mays Mrs. Moffit Mrs. Moore 30 �Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Paige Mrs. Parker Mrs . Piland Mrs . Pingle Mr. Preas Mr. Prillaman Miss Rosenberger Mr. Roy Miss Shedwell Mr. Shouse Mrs . Stacy Miss Utz Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Waldron Mrs . Walthall Mrs. Whitehouse You deserve a Break Today! 31 �HOME TEAM Boys' Gymnastics Team Girls ' Gymnastics Team Excitement on the Court. Boys' Basketba ll Tea m 32 Girls ' Junior a nd S enior Ba sketball I l _J �i ) )o~ ) .{J < �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Dragon Legend Subject The topic of the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Description An account of the resource The Dragon Legend was the annual for Roanoke County Occupational School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Dragon Legend, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Description An account of the resource The Dragon Legend was the annual for Roanoke County Occupational School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Roanoke County Occupational School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DragonLegend1977