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

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I 10 Faculty Mr. Robin Ballay Mr. Jamn Barker Mr. Rabarl Banu Mr. Henry Barnlclx Mn. Doran Bllhap Mr. Alexander Blair Mn. Palrkia Blauak Min Marilyn Burdick Mr. Bryan Chlnauli Mn. Mary Coghill Mn. Beverly Cogla Mlu Manha Jo Copanhavnr Mr. Harald Cothom Mn. Margaraf Cal Mlu Ll: Daughtroy Mr. Raymond Davin

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Mr. .lumn Horne Mu. Ruby Hubbard Mu. Juanita Hundley Mr. Robert Hunt Mn. Kathryn Jann Mr. Jack Kinder Mr. Robert Krzywtckl Mn. Dorothy Kuykendall Mtn Margaret Lamb Mu. Lynda Lee Mn. Vivian Maitland Mtn Joan Minetrn Educators struggle to maintain sanity With the trials and tribulations endured by the administration, it sometimes took quite a struggle to retain complete sanity. When grading periods drew to a close and schedules became hectic, one could not help but be amazed at the ability of faculty members to salvage soundness of mind. 'I. Typing busily, Mrs. Diehl, with the assistance of Janet Dobson, tries to complete the day's work. 2. Instructing class, Mr. Dowdy demands strict attention. 3. laboring in- dustriously, Mr. Barker catches up on his paper work. 1 12 Faculty O l l