Giles High School - Shield Yearbook (Pearisburg, VA)

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A Look at Spartanland Reveals . . . Reading and Writing . . . Aid in understanding a point . . . the library - a quiet place for research . . . must prove to teach ers we know something after all ... tests - a necessary evil . . . cramming for a test before school . . . the classroom - headquarters for learning.

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With great pride and pleasure, we of the 1968 SHIELD staff dedicate this yearbook to one who has dedicated herself to the best interests of Giles High School, Having graduated from Radford College, she taught at Pearisburg High School where she earned a reputation as an outstanding math teacher. When Giles High School was established seven years ago, she was named Assistant Director of Guidance; and in 1966, she became Director of Guidance. In addition, this person has diligently served as sponsor of the senior class for a number of years. We are proud to have apersonofher rare qualities as a part of our school. Her patience, tact, sincerity, and friendliness endear her to those she helps. Finally her exceptional knowl- edge and judgement make her advice worthy of the most careful consideration. For her devotion to Giles High School, the 1968 SHIELD is dedicated to MRS. JEAN HYPES BANE.

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Spirit and Sportsmanship A tribute to devoted cagers . . . enthusiasm ran high . . . little things to bolster spirit . . . but still a disappointing season for the dedicated Spartans . . . good sportsmanship on the part of our athletes and supporters . . . Come on, boys! Let ' s do it again ! 7