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• The Van Horn faculty has helped in many ways to get the school off to a good start. Their knowledge has helped our students gain much both inside and outside the class- room. Many faculty members have sponsored student council committees, clubs, literary societies, music groups, field trips, athletic contests and other after-school activities. They have worked with the Parent- Teachers Association, with the community, and with all the civic groups interested in the school. Their guidance has been sincerely appre- ciated. Faculty 1 Mr. James C. Rcneau Mrs. Maude C. Rodgers Mr. Herbert Sang Mrs. Cleo Soapes Mrs. Helen Viles Mr. Nevin I. Wasson Mr. Louis N. Whitehead Mrs. Geraldine Workman FACULTY Cheerleaders 21
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FACULTY Mr. Melvin G. Coleman Mr. Emil M. Cross Miss Willella Curnutt Mr. Orville L. Darby Miss Marie Dearing Mr. William David DeHardt Mr. Edwin C. Fields Mr. J. Lester Fields Mr. Wallace M. Fike Mr. Robert Fitsgerel Miss Edith J. Grassley Mr. Richard M. Griffith Mrs. Barbara J. Hanley Mrs. Lucille Hensley Mrs. Lucille Jenkins Miss Hazel K. Johnson Mrs. Bonnie Kellenberg Mr. Ben L. King Mr. John McArthur Mrs. Mary McMann Miss Hortense Miller Miss Grace Moore Mr. William F. Ragle Miss Martha F. Reed
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Coldsnow, treasurer; David Dodd vice president. Jody Rose, secretary; Jim Evans, presi- dent; Bob Bailey, sergeant-at arms; Bob Peck, reporter. SENIORS • Setting new standards, high ideals and traditions were only a part of the great task which the seniors were privileged to under- take during the lirst year. The seniors had the distinction of helping to “Break 1 h rough to a new beginning. Directing the choice of the school name, ‘Falcon, and the school colors of red and gray, organizing a student council, selecting class rings, electing class officers, planning senior activities, ionning societies and de- partmental clubs were but a few of the many activities in which the seniors worked with the underclassmen to establish prece- dent lor other graduating classes of the luture. Perhaps no other senior class has ever had such an exciting and rewarding experience during their last year of high school. 22
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