Blackstone High School - Ivy Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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School Day Has Varied Program A well stocked library enables the students of Black- stone High School to have the information for term papers and reports, to read the morning paper, and to have the opportunity to read good books. In class, the students strive to learn and to understand the basicneedsfortomorrow. By daily participating in class room discussion and by really studying they get to know what makes the world go 'round and why certain events take place. What could be more important to students than time out for lunch? The well-balanced meals in the cafeteria provide much needed nourishment and bring a much welcomed break in the daily routine. Music isapart of everyone's life-- and this holds true at Blackstone High School. Many students show great enthusiasm for it by belonging to the Glee Cluband Band. They learn toappreciate music from the classics to the lighter, popular selections and enjoy themselves while learning.

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Throughout her years at B. H.S., Mrs. Hutcherson has been a friend to all students. She has tried to instill a love of languages in her pupils. As sponsor of the Ram's Horn, she has worked faithfully and tirelessly to see that the paper came out on schedule. For her time and devotion to us and our projects, we the 1961 Ivy Staff dedicate this annual to her. Mrs. Hutcherson shows Latin I students how to write sentences. Dedication

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Happy is the man that findeth wis- dom, andthe man that getteth under- standing. Proverbs 3:13