Climax High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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Junior Class Offi cers Dee Anna Cundiff, President; Hazel Haskins, Treasurer; Leland Mahan, Reporter; Glenda Towler, Secretary; Barbara Rorer, Vice-President. NANCY MAY ANDERSON MARY SHEILA BAILEY ALICE FAYE BENNETT Pffi ft r BETTY JO BERGER BURHL BRIGGS DEE ANNA CUNDIFF

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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

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HAZEL HASKINS JC ANN JEFFERSON BETTY RCSS MAHAN LUNELL MAHAN LELAND MAHAN EARLE OWEN BARBARA RCRER WILLIAM TOLLEY GLENDA TCWLER Class of 1957 BARBARA GIBSON JO ANN GIBSON MARYANN HAMMOCK LINDA REYNOLDS JOYCE RIGNEY CHARLES RIGNEY