James River High School - Kanawhan Yearbook (Buchanan, VA)

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Whether developing their co-ordination or hurrying to the cafe- teria, the students are forever moving throughout the school and the grounds. Their footsteps may echo and spill down the silent corridors during classes, or they may be drowned out by the sound of voices, yelling and whispering, at the end of the class period. This is their world, a sphere formed by their concern and exist- ing upon their ability. Working, playing, reasoning, they move throughout this world, realizing that its only limitations are those imposed by their knowledge— the content of their minds.

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Students are not content to merely exist, but must achieve, accomplish, and create. They meet and solve everyday problems, utilizing the three indisputable assets of mankind— reason, logic, and 1 sense, and in doing this prepare them- Fnr the more difficult situations that are j stu- niss a i and report es the home in