Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

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Mr. Omer E. Elkins, Principal B.S. -Lincoln Memorial University M.S.-East Tennessee State University WORLD OF CHANGE The closing of another school year marks the achievement of another plateau in life for most public school youths. For most students it means the successful completion of another grade in school, and the prospect of another summer of fun and relaxation. However, to those who are seniors, the closing of school marks the end of their high school days, and the be- ginning of college, or embarking upon a chosen career. Every student, whether this summer means vacationing or the beginning of a career, should keep one thing in mind about the world around him - it is changing more quickly than we can imagine. Academic training can give an invaluable store of educational and technical knowledge which is of immeasurable material value. It prepares us to meet the world as it exists today, and gives us a foundation on which to build for tomorrow. But, unless we continually build upon this foundation, we will be lost in the forest of knowledge about us. Let all of us experience the pleasures that living brings. Let us enjoy the spirit of competition that exists in the careers we choose, knowing that successful living must be based on a constant enlargement of our store o f knowledge. 10 Omer E. Elkins

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MYRL ALLEN Algebra, Math, Science BETTY ARRINGTON Home Economics ELEMENTARY Sue Crabtree Ruth Owen Bobbi Taylor Margaret Osborne Vanessa Miller Katherine Minton Willie Mae Cupp Lois Easterly SAM ASKINS History, Physics, Geometry, Trigonometry, Math MARION BUNDY History, Gov ' t, Bookkeeping TRUTH FRALEY History, French, Guidance CHARLES COLLINS Biology, P.E. LARRY EVERSON Band 12