Halifax County High School - Haliscope Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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THE CLASS OF 1958 is unique in that it is the first to complete five years of learning at H.C.H.S. During this time it has reached fulfillment in a harvest of work and play and participation. This harvest represents the conclusion of the cycle begun in 1953. But the H.C.H.S. cycle does not end here. It continues with each class, reaching a new harvest every graduation. Within these pages the five present classes are symbolic of the H.C.H.S. cycle of learning. They are the present manifestation of experiences that have served to bring about the first GOLDEN HARVEST

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Dedication . . . page 18 Administration . . . page 20 Faculty . . . page 24 Classes . . . page 32 Curricular activities . . . page 100 Extra-curricular activities . . . page 112 Athletics . . . page 148 Features ... 170 Advertisements . . . 182 Senior directory ... 184 4

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Eighth Graders Peter Size¬ more, Catherine Dejarnette, and Charles Payne take their fir st step in the H.C.H.S. cycle. Students begin academic work early at H. C.H.S. Nat Wooding, Joyce Worsham, and Judy Dunkley solve scientific problems in an eighth grade class. 6