Stonewall Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Trophies proclaiming our athletic prowess are being admired by students in the hall. This portrait of General Stonewall Jackson adds a sense of dignity and awe to our school. ,X X Ain -+4 IIII The field house has had its face lifted much to the delight of the Physical Education department.

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'A' , f 'uf' ' Ji' ai .Hr Q , , .W 5' 4 fi , u '-:if This picture illustrates the advances Stonewall has made in its facilities in the Silver Yearg shown here is the chemistry lab before it was remodeled. As we gaze through the Silver Year, we know that not only have we had a lot of fun but our minds have been deeply enriched. Most of us have found that going to Stonewall has made us more inquisitive and alert. We have discovered new ide- as. We've really enjoyed reading. We've been more observant to things around us and more sensitive to important matters. Why the sudden change? It's probably be- cause just as Stonewall has just turned twenty-five, we, too, have reached a turning point in our lives. We've put away a few more childish things and taken another step to making the world our own. Each year as we grow older, we will be thankful for having been able to attend Stonewall and to acquire such a full background of know- ledge. Our reading and writing of literature, poetry, and themes have expanded our outlook on life. Our studies in fields of science and mathematics have sharpen- ed our minds. Language and arts have broadened our horizons also. Whatever we do in our lives we will remember the educational opportunities that were offered us at Stonewall. Just as true generals we will forever appreciate the wis- dom we fell heir to. I4