Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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“It’s a matter of life and breath . . Lunch time provides these students a brief moment of relaxa¬ tion and conversation in the official smoking area outside the cafeteria door. A solemn face reveals determination as Clyde Williams plots revenge after the homecoming de¬ feat. Festivities honoring the team helped to soft¬ en the sharp edge of disappointment. Student Life 21

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Day to Day From MHS, hub of activity, concerned students emerge as spirited participants Mavahians expressing themselves . . . Learning to live by living . . . Deciding for themselves what was important . . . Choosing and then abiding with the choice . . . Gaining a new awareness . . . Experiencing a surge of excitement through participation . . . Learning to portray emotions honestly . . . Being part of a youthful movement — to seek relevance . . . Straining for emergence, yet trapped by restrictions . . . Action that changed their world . . . Requiring long hours and sincere enthusiasm. p n i timing Barr Berlin finds himself surrounded by and mounds of paperwork as he hurries t] assignments for the classes he will miss. Protected by required safety glasses, Jun ‘° ' a a . dy Powell is covered with shavings as £ pates in a wood carving demonstrate Mavahi’s first Festival of the Arts. 20 Student Life

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A pcc-mcd student finds anatomy his best subject While entangled in a spy ring. Guy Parett. por¬ trayed by Tom Sawyer, and Maria Wilson a? Ciail Westbrook discover love in Jamaica Splashing paint furiously up to the last minute Nancy Hoyt and Margaret Aaron apply fimshinj touches to the flats as Larry Helms awaits his cu during Senior play dress rehearsal