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recipe for individualism For a sophomore to be named to the All-Western District football team is a singular honor. Bill Maxwell did it and at the All-Sports Banquet, pictured above with Coach Bill Morning- star, he walked off with so many trophies he had a hard time carrying them. Achievements surely denote individualism. “Bon vivant.” It’s the correct term for Jack Clement, a lover of life and all the many pleasures it offers. With his love of life also goes a sense of responsibility to his school, family and church. He often meets his friends with a smile and his arms stretched out to the sky. “Here I am,” he seems to be saying. Indeed he was there, wherever he was needed. The many charitable acts of Mrs. Lois Swanson will never be fully recorded; she is not a lady to make a big show. But her many kindnesses are there nevertheless and they will always be remembered by her students and the citizens of Halifax County. A member of the original faculty inl953, Mrs. Swanson retired this summer. She was a lady of compassion and understanding and that’s what great teaching is all about. 7
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Versatility, achievement, compassion make up ••» ♦ • B Jr §♦ if F.. »•••• JPa» e •KvJ pf- ♦ 4 K »« Hill »! • ! § «• mmm A top athlete who is also a sensitive writer-that’s a combination that makes for individualism and that’s Ronnie Chappell. Sports are Ronnie’s first love but he also has a desire to write on many topics. Naturally he likes people and enjoys life. And if there is a funny story to be told, Ronnie is close by. If versatility makes for individualism, then Ricky Michaels must be the school’s top individual. He was SCA president, a photographer, an honor student, a columnist for the school newspaper, a state essay winner, a cross country runner, a member of the debate team, and he often brought his three year old sister to the home basketball games. What could be more individualistic that that? 6
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Most HCHS students ride the big yellow school bus to and from school. Boarding the bus at right are Rosalee Owen, James Lacy and Tommy Yates. Peering out of the dirty back window at far right are Linda Snead, Mary Guill, Dianne Ferrell, James Lacy and Tommy Yates. At bottom, students pass time on the bus in various ways—socializing, primping and thinking. Students emergency door
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