Climax High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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CLYDE BROWN 1 CENTRAL MOTOR CO. INC. Phone 7813 Feed-Seed-Ferti 1 izer Farm Suppl ies R.F.D. No. 2 Chatham, Virginia For Ford Sales and Service-Accessories Phone 2406-3470 Gretna, Virginia Ambulance Service GRETNA RADIO APPLIANCE Monuments — Flowers COLBERT FUNERAL HOME E. L. Mayhew — Owner Dial 3621 Gretna, Virginia Zen ith -Emerson -Philco Furniture — j Compliments of PEOPLE ' S BANK OF GRETNA KATE ' S FASHION SHOP Gretna, Virginia The Bank Where You Feel at Home We Pay 2 Percent on Savings Gretna, Virginia MAYHEW ' S HARDWARE FURNITURE Frigidaire Appliances Admiral Television Phone 3391 Gretna, Virginia GRETNA TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 3521 Gretna, Virginia ! Al 1 is-Chalmers, Tractors Farm Equipment-New Holland Hay Balers ; Pontiac Cars-Sales Service For Pete ' s Sake Just a little Longer Hong-jer-mong-jer-mong

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GRETNA DRY CLEANERS — Take Your Date to CHATHAM THEATRE Phone 201 1 Chatham, Virginia Best in Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 2686 Gretna, Virg inia L r- Compliments of Compliments of CHATHAM CLEANERS OVERBEY ' S HARDWARE Phone 7211 Chatham, Virginia Chatham, Virginia HUNT CHEVEOIsE !, INC. For Economical Transportation SALES y CHEVROLET j SERVICE CHATHAM. VIRGINIA After the Game We All Meet at the ► Compl iments of CROSS ROADS DR. R.O. REYNOLDS Service Station and Snack Bar Phone 7681 Gretna, Virginia Chatham, Virginia L Make-up ! John Bollweevil and Smithers

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Underclassmen Rehersal for the final role as a senior begins in the eighth grade and proceeds through the junior year. Each successive act becomes a little more demanding and, in return, more rewarding. Eagerly, but hesitantly, the student enters a new world, the eighth grade, with recognition as a high school student. No choice of subjects, but what ' s wrong with English, math, history, science, physical education, and exploratory units in home economics, agriculture, and maybe typing. As a freshman and sophomore, now self-assured, taking things in his stride, he is granted the privilege of choosing his courses. Besides the required units in English, math, history, and science, what will it be: French, general math of algebra I and II, general science or biology, geography or world history, home economics or agriculture, glee club, physical education, or general business? Somewhat humbled as a Junior, realizing how little he really knows, he sets out to choose courses for this important year. Business courses are offered so probably he ' ll take typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, glee club or perhaps home economics or agriculture, advanced algebra or geometry would be better, along with american history and Engl ish . No matter what the choice he finds himself ever advancing, becoming each day armed with a new weapon of knowledge with which to make his way in the world. 19