Buffalo Gap High School - Golden Bison Yearbook (Swoope, VA)

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AGRICULTURE MAKES STUDENTS MORE AWARE OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT Agriculture: to prepare students for the industry of agriculture. By helping students prepare for a career in this area, they are made more aware of their environment and what it means to the future. Mr. Reeves—Agriculture Mr. Kinzie—Shop Doug learns skills for the future. 20—Agriculture

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mum THE SECRETARIES’ WORK NEVER ENDS Mrs. Layman—Secretary Mrs. Sheets—Secretary Buffalo Gap High School provides an abundance of work for its two secretaries, Mrs. Sheets and Mrs. Layman. The secretaries type absentee sheets and special notices for the convenience of the faculty and students each day. They handle the school correspondence, take telephone calls, and manage the school’s mailing system. The secretaries are also available to help students and teachers with their questions and requests. Secretaries—19

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ART DEVELOPS STUDENTS’ CREATIVITY Students put artistic ideas and talents to work. Miss Barbara Howe, a 1970 graduate of Longwood College, heads the Buffalo Gap High School Art Department. Art is to develop a student’s sensitivity to his environment and his own methods of self expression. Although art is expressed without words, an idea painted on canvas, an inner feeling caught in pen and ink, it is a reflection of the artist’s soul. Miss Howe—Art Art—21