Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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h aw , wmww:wxxx1l'xv' uw ' ' gag 3? RAYMOND VERNALL Band B.S. Indiana State RAENORD WALKER History M.A. East Carolina ANITA WEBB Physical Education B.S. Madisol FRANCES WIGHTMAN French B.A. Atlanta Christian EMILY WALKER Home Economics B.S. Longwood JOHN WATKINS Math B.S. V.P.I. GERALD WHITE Choral B.A. Indiana State NANCY WILKERSON Latin B.A. Westhampton I 011 KAY WALKER RAEF ORD WALKER English Government B.A. East Carolina M.A. East Carolina

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LARRY REED NANCY RIVES ROBERT ROSS ROBERT SIMONS Sczence Chemistry English Geometry A B Glenville B.A. Randolph-Macon B.A. V.M.I. B.A. North Carolina State The faculty and administration, unlike the students, are a permanent integral part of a school. The student comes as an inexperienced freshman, and four years later graduates as a mature senior. He helps Colonial Heights to grow, but when he graduates his contribution is completed. The faculty member, how- ever, spends his entire career giving of himself to the school-in his knowledge, interest, and friendship. In the classroom, the teacher interprets his knowledge and experience to the student. Through his guidance, he hopes to help the students grow toward the maturity each one is seeking. He also shows his interest by supporting Colonial Heights, teams and pro- ductions, and by directing his activities with enthusiasm. And, because of Colonial Heights, size, he is able to offer friendship to the student, thus helping to create an atmosphere of warmth and security. It is the faculty who have put the educational building block of Colonial Heights in place and who have made it not just a building, but an edifice of learning. PRUDENCE SPOONER WICKHAM STEELE TERRY STROCK LUCY SYDNOR Lzbrarzan Physical Education History 550561106 B S Madison B.A. Emory and Henry BS- V.P-I. B.S. M21diSOH

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