Climax High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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THOSE WHO. GIVE OF THEIR TIME AND SERVICE a Our lunchroom workers prepare good balanced meals for us each day. They are Mrs. Linthicum, Mrs. Watson, and Mrs. George. Mrs. Shelton is always on the job helping to keep our school clean for us. Nu m These are our bus drivers who bring us safely to school and take us back home each day. This is fully appreciated by all of us. They are: STANDING: Mr. Woodrow David, Charlie Mahan, Mr. Harry Byrd Doss, Mr. Clyde Bennett, and Mr. Walter J efferson. KNEELING: E. J . David, and J oe Williams. Mr. George is ready to perform another of his duties toward making life pleasant for us. Here he iswaiting to put gas in the buses.

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THE FACULTY AT CLIMAX 3. Mr. Littlejohn, our principal, is always where we least expect to find him. His sense of humor combined with his fairness enables him to get along with the faculty and students. FACULTY-STUDENT RELATIONSHIPS Miss Mary Ellen Hylton is offering a new service to stu- dents by acting as our counselor. Mrs. Berger and Obie James Minter are fine examples of the co- operation between stu- dent and faculty. Mrs. Payne is instruc- ting Virginia Watson in some of her duties as F.H.A. President. Why didn't you smile, Mrs. Yeatts? You were on Candid Camera. Mrs. Hilda Towler, the fifth grade teacher is shown going in after. recess.

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SENIORS 30......4 1-1?! e , PmmnmnknuuanVmGlNXA ' Our final year of school, from the first day to our final exam, has been one of excitement and fond memories for all seniors. It has been one of study, knowledge, parties, and fun, all combining to make an unforgettable place in our hearts. As we go our separate ways, we leave to Climax the memory of the joys, tears, failures, and successes of the Class of 1964.