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Bi ON THE WAY HOME, Lewis Esposito, Mark Orms, Paxton DeBusk, and Ste- fan Crane relive one of the more amusing moments of the Dinwiddie game. Breaks in routine serve to refresh. Pep rallies are to fight apathy... Bus rides home are to celebrate victory — or to forget defeat... Santa Claus is to bring presents if you were good. GIL PULLEY AND Wayne Dalton greet an old friend who dropped in unexpectedly one day. A PEP RALLY works wonders, but it never reaches everyone.
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. Lo clear Our VISLON. MUD, MUD, MUD! Mr. Clayton helps Ste- fan Crane rid his eyes of their coating of red mud during the Cen- tral game.
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1968 Ivy Dedicated to Mrs. Harrison There is one teacher at Blackstone High School whose sense of humor never seems to fail her. Any eighth grader will tell you that, even after giving you one of her darkest looks, a lighthearted quip may be forthcoming within minutes. To those students with whom she works she is as indispensable as pencil and paper. To her eighth and ninth grade science pupils she is ever ready to ex- plain and reclarify a chemical equation or geological dating tec hnique to a point where many teachers would sigh in exasperation. And to someone thirteen or fourteen years old who really does not understand, that means a lot. She guides the SCA council and its officers with sound advice based on experience, but she always listens with a mind that is open and ready to defy tradition a little bit if it’s a good idea. And to a senior who wants to know he is almost an adult and his ideas do bear serious consideration from the world of parents and teachers, this means a lot. In fact, this teacher means a great deal to everyone who knows her. With pride and appreciation, we dedicate the Ivy of 1968 to Mrs. Olivia Harrison. SCA ADVISER, Mrs. Harrison, goes over plans for the next assem- bly with SCA Vice President, Stefan Crane. MRS. OLIVIA C. HARRISON VRS. HARRISON checks the aquarium kept by the biology classes.
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