Blackstone High School - Ivy Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Classes Since Blackstone is a small school, most of us have come up together from the first grade and have formed lasting friendships. We have learned to cooperate in class enter- prises and to contend in friendly rivalry with eachother. Out of this has grown school spir- it and pride in living up to the tradition that we recognize as Blackstone's.

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Various Activities Uphold Standards At BHS New lab equipment gives students a chance for practical application of their studies. Mrs. Jordan translates Harry Lew's score. STE Pand SCAT tests measure the sophomores’ abilities.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kneeling - Harry Hutcherson, President; C.B. King, SCA Representative: Standing - Mrs. Kathleen Hamlett, Sponsor; Joy Jones, Vice-President; Peggy Hoyle, Secretary; Mary Memories-A With the advent of graduation, the class of '60 bid a fond fare- well to the ''Halls of Ivy and set forth into the future. Time alone can tell how they will fare, but withthem they took the memories of their high school days. Their years at BHS were highlighted by many events: Rat Day with the various costumes, smeared lipstick, and many tasks to be performed; Homecoming withthe gala festivities it affords; the Jr.-Sr. Prom with the count- Sue Boisseau, Treasurer. © if | hee, % Link With Ghe Past less preparations; the Senior Prom with the class gifts and hu- morous testimonials; and the Senior Play with the time-con- suming sets, painstaking make- up, and numerous hours of re- hearsal. These events are not all that the class of '60 took with them. They also hold dear the friends and acquaintances that they made during their high school careers- lasting thoughts for the years to come.