Beaver High School - Beaver Memories Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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STUDENT AIDMINISTRATIUN

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,mmm-vs 1 Miss Joyce PRICE l A OUR DEDICATIO The highest honor with which the editors and sponsor ol the Beaver Annual are ahle to recognize a person is through the niediuin of the yearbook dedication. This honor is not given to a person who has not earned it in every way. To receive the cledi- cation ol' the annual, one niust show the very highest possihle degree ol loyalty and school spirit to Beaver High. Ones endeavors niust he directed toward achieving a better school lor all. Participation in all phases ol school lile, and support ol all school-spon- sored activities, whether they be athletics, choir, speech. hand, or any other ol Beaver's niany activi- ties, are also priine requisites lor the dedication of the annual. Because she has niet all of these standards, and has passed rnany inore. the H357 Annual ol Beaver High Sc hool is dedicated to Miss -loyce Price. Kliss Price is a loriner Beaver student who re- turned to her school to accept a position as Head Secretary She. asa nieinher of the faculty. has shown her willingness to lurther the best interests of both students and achninistration. Because ol' her attend- ance at not one, hut all. school activities as well as her many extra courtesies. extended to laculty meni- hers and students alike. we consider her exemplary ol the hest in Beaver. I-'or these reasons we hurnhly dedicate this an- nual. the last Beaver, to Bliss .lovce Price, and wish her the success and happiness she so richly cleserv es. in the years to coine. gn ol Nliss l'rice's school Sl hs..

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EDITORS XVe, Nancy C. Haynes and Thomas E. Renn, the editors of 'your annual, do sincerely hope that you, the student body of Beaver High School, especially the graduating seniors, will hold and cherish this book for years to come. The annual will be your record of the lille you led here at Beaver High School. XVhen you look back over the years, your annual will be the record by which you will be able to relive the wonderful moments spent during your la-it years at Beaver. You will recall many ol' the more wonderlul moments: victory over Huntington, the Senior Play, Melody Magic, the Prom. The surge of school spirit which you lelt at your hrst pep assembly and which remained to your last, will again return. You will hear again the wonderful music created by our band and A Cappella choir. Also, you will recall the sad mo- ments: losses to Big Creek and Beckley, and graduation. This, and much more, you will re- member, but as you pick up the book time alter time, we hope that you will again hear the words of the school song which so well expresses what we all leel: Beaver High School, Hail to Thee, Spirit ol our Youth . . and that you will remember the spirit that XV,-XS Beaver, holding it in your hearts and minds long alter the old school it- self is gone. CH ARGE! WMM? Tom Renn Nancy Haynes Your Editor: Brick Thiel 12