Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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RAENORD B. WALKER Mr. R. B. Walker lectures to class in preparation for test. Dedication To learn, to know, and then to teach, that others might understand. This is the teacher's life. But what of the driving force which made him become a teacher. What of his character? The teacher must he learned and yet willing to learn. He must be strict, and yet willing to yield. He must he serious, and yet willing to inject his subject with humor and wit. These factors make a teach- er more than just an instructor. And these are distin- guishing qualities for which we looked in dedicating Omnibus ,67. We found them abounding in Mr. Raenord B. Walker and Mr. Raeford W. Walker. Mr. R. B. Walker has taught the students of C.H.H.S. American History since coming to the school in 1961. He was graduated from East Carolina College and re- ceived his B.S. and M.A. there. Mr. Walker's winning personality has made him a favorite of the students here. He has worked in many extracurricular activities as well as performed in the classroom. He served as Mr. Walker checks classwork.

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Honors Brothers head coach of Varsity Basketball and led the team to the state championship in 1962. He has sponsored the Coloa Hi Pep Club for the past two years. Mr. R. W. Walker, a member of the faculty since 1962, teaches U.S. Government to the seniors of our student body. Mr. Walker, like his brother, is a graduate of East Carolina College where he obtained his B.S. and M.A. degrees. His bashful smile is as easily recognized in the school as his name. Mr. Walker is civic- and political- minded. Extracurriculars have made up an important part of his teaching life. Coaching I.V. Basketball in past years and assisting in coaching Varsity Basketball this year are two examples of his outside participation for which he is well known. We, the staff of Omnibus '67, would like to recognize you, Mr. Raenord B. Walker and Mr. Raeford W. Walker and thank you for your many years of exceptional serv- ice to school and community. Mr. R. W. Walker prepares the homeroom report. e W as W caac RAEFORD W. WALKER Mr. Walker asks, Does everyone understand how a bill becomes a law? l