Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

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% She Sam e Although separated by age and position, all students of G. C. H. S. find themselves bound to¬ gether by a common purpose: the search for education. This tie links them all, not only as individuals or classes, but also as a school. In spite of the busy schedule of events, freshmen take time out to learn more about their school from its handbook. The solemn recessional will soon begin. With diploma in hand, seniors close the doors of their high- school life but continue their quest for knowledge. 3

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Our Quest 3ov Knowledge New ideas of high-school life confuse our eighth graders. Soon, however, they leave behind their lost feeling with a helping hand from upperclassmen. Sophomores find themselves at the middle point of their high-school education. Eager for knowledge, they make use of the school ' s library facilities. 2 One of the thrills of high-school life has occurred! Juniors examine their class rings, a major symbol o: their accomplishment.

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I Ve Are Arrived At 3fi Classes makeup the most vital part of high school. In the classroom students gain a true sense of companionship and develop interest in a variety of subjects. Tomorrow we shall learn English . . . and tomorrow . . . and tomorrow . . . and tomorrow! Nous toujours payons l ' attention! Eighth graders take Latin. Alea jacta est. M The die is cast! companions fiip.