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Buffalo Mountain Volume Three The BISON 1965 Floyd Q)unty High School Floyd, Virginia Connie Harris, Editor-in-chief Katherine Yeatts, Associate Editor Mrs. Nola S. Albert, Sponsor 2
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The Floyd County High School Bison Staff presents . . .
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A vision from the heights Since September, 1962, classes have come and gone from the halls of Floyd Coimty High School, without stopping to take note of the heights around them. The first year in the history of Floyd County High School, the members of the staff and the students found that the new school, consolidated from three community schools in the county, fulfilled a dream that had taken many years to materialize. Through the efforts of parents and citizens all over the county, and through the hard work of school board members and school superintendents since 1950, a Dream Came True. As a result of the county ' s dream, a high school student is limited only by his talents, desires, and ambitions. The young people of Floyd County were united under one roof— modem and challenging — and the doors of unlimited opportunities opened unto them. During the second school term at FCHS, the staff searched throughout the annual to determine the central theme forthe 1964 BISON. As the staff journeyed through the year, hoping that the heartbeat for the school term would be revealed, they discovered that, from the broad panorama of school life, no single answer could be found. The search for the BISON theme ended— it was Floyd Coimty High School— 1963-1964. It is fitting that we stop now, during the third year of Floyd County High School ' s existence, and take a long look at one of the heights near us— Buffalo Mountain. The Buffalo is the highest point of elevation in Floyd County and the third highest point in the state, elevation 5,250 feet. The resemblance of the shape of the mountain to the hump on the back of a buffalo lends the name for Buffalo Mountain. From the Buffalo stems a feeling of unity and ideals. Buffalo Mountain and the Fighting Buffalo stand as emblems for the athletic teams, students, and school. The theme for the 1965 BISON is Buffalo Mountain— A Vision from the Heights, in recognition of the honor FCHS has gained, and the traditions we have established as a result of Buffalo mountain. . . 3
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