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

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-Iznnes lX'IcMullin, P1'e51'dent TLIDE T COUNCIL Qin 51 1 , K, r I .,..,., ,,VV K H ,ba kr , dx .n4li'A'-'flsfaw ,E K lnxi V, L L R 3 M A ' ROII' 1: P. XYhiLe, R. Fowlkes, Bressle1',N. l'klCSlllll2lll, N, Haynes, D. Martin, B. Sowers, hlflxllllllll, Miss L. Light. L21llllDCl'l, L. Southern, B. Steele, P. Melvin. ROI1' 2: 5. Robertson, W. Conner, S. Haynes, R, Mariotti, W. Booth, H. Cricknxer, R. Ball, ' ' H ' l 1 'l' NI n nh ', D. Winnner, H, Belcher. S. Meeks, Carter, R. Marrotti, C. Hcnduckson, H. H.1wL lUl'IlC,, . L 1 y 13

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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

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ol lic'ax'c'r High School. lt consists ol a rc'p1c'sc'ntatix'c lroin Cach horncrooni. lhc' incnihcrs arc constantly hcl ti nnccl ancl prcpaic-cl as toniorrows lc-aclc-rs. .Xs irc l'CIIlL'llllJCl' our last clays ol licavcr, snrcflv wc will icn Stnclcnt l3oclvOll1ccrs R. Nlailin, li, NIc'Xlnllin, Ill, XY. Soucis, N. Cl. Hayncs. Fllhc- Stnclcnt Clonnc il is that gionp ol stnclcnts who rnakc- ancl str irc to cnlorce thc rules ancl rcgnlatic kept sy lroni thc' lirst clay ol school, whcn thcy may hc' lonncl olmcrating thc' sc'c'oncl-hancl Imoolcstorc, until Ca 'ing nlic-n they sponsor thc annual XX'ho's XVho awarcl. 'llic' Council is not only ol' aicl to the stnclcnts, lint assists thc lac nlty in inany ways. lhcy inay he seen in ' thc ollicc throughout thc clay rc-laying annonncc-nic-nts on thc pnhlic' aclclrc-ss systc-in, or in'-intaining hall clnty orc school ancl at lunch. Iiacih yc-ar thc Stnclc-nt Clonncil takcs as its goal sc'x'c,-ral nsclnl ancl wortlnvliilc pro-jects. lt is this gro it ho were in charge ol' having thc' tclcphonc installccl. 'llrcy also conclnct thc- Iicavcr Clhcst Drive, which is lor the pnrposc ol' soliciting contrilniticnis lroin thc stnclcnt hocly lor cllaritalmlc organizations. f XX Q, the stnclcnts ol lic-ax'c'r High School, arc proncl ol ancl lor thc scrxficc ancl lcaclcrsliip ol' Cach ol' its incnilncrs. lt has kcpt our school rc-acly ancl c-llicic-nt, ancl has clc-rixccl a systctn hy which our youth may he , icinher our Stnclcnt Council ancl thc- clcht ol gratitnclc which wc our it. Miss l.oinsc l,lgllI, Sffcniscn 4490s - -. , ,, - Giver: l L5 hch ill ol thc llcaxci Ki, iI?!i?5Qh,,A 2 X 14 Zl