Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

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Ghee -S ero) weasel Or oaG KATHARINE CHENAULT Epwarp A. CoLONNA Ruta M. Myers : Richmond, Va. Farmville, Va., Box 294 ; Ringgold, Va. History I, Ill, IV Latin I; History II; Science English II, Ill, 1V RostyN RICHARDSON B: Cy BAss MarGaret E. VADEN Martinsville, Va., R. No. 1 Keysville, Va. Keysville, Va. Math I, Il; English I Agriculture I, II; Science Home Economics I, II; Biology; English I ELEMENTARY FACULTY ) ELIZABETH PAGE JuLmeT IrvINE WHITE CLARA ELIZABETH TERRY E. CATHERINE BAILEY . Tabb, Va. Sutherlin, Va. Vernon Hill, Va. Phoenix, Va. Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade ; Lity GARNETT Forp ALICE PAYNE Mary Sve YEAtTTS EstTevte Davis Blairs, Va. Dry Fork, Va. Chatham, Va., R. No. 8 Chatham, Va. Second Grade First’ Grade Third Grade First Grade

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G@he Arehwap for 1936 F. B. Warson, Sr.., Division Superintendent Cuatuam, VA. Ae VLICK EL Jol owen RY Principal Member of School Board, Dan River Danvittz, Va., R. No. 3 District Rinecotp, Va., R. No. 2

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Book Two Classes | al ' | (| ’ 4 Whaucer Chaacer, of London, the philoso- pher and poet, may be thought of as a well-poised, searching reader of human nature, keenly alive to the humorous elements in the motley throng that moved around him. He became a page at sixteen or seven- teen to Princess Elizabeth. Chaucer was a wide reader and a keen ob- server, and the best part of his edu- cation must have come through his general reading, his close observa- tion of busy life around him, and his extensive travels. He had studied Latin and French. In France, Chau- cer had seen the romantic art of war. As to his personality he was always an interested spectator of events, but somewhat apart from them.