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You Are A Part! You are the happy chatter that per¬ vades in our hallways between classes. You are the hungry lines in our cafeteria. Yours are the lusty voices ringing from Groveton grandstands. You are the gay spirit of our social events. You are the energetic supporters of our activities. But most of all yours are the minds eager for learning, challenging our teachers, and striving toward higher ideals. In you is formulated the achieve¬ ments of the past and the successes of the future. In this third issue of Tigerama, the staff endeavors to show that just as each piece is essential to complete a picture puzzle, so each of you is a necessary part of our school. Without you, there would be a missing piece; a puzzle minus a piece creates no picture. We invite you to view this wonderful school, to review your activities, to look back at your achievements, and to find your place as a piece of the picture of Groveton High, for You Are the Spirit That Is Groveton! - MS - ■ See Where You Fit In! Page Five
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“You Are the First” The first graduate of Groveton, Melanie Adams, happily receives her diploma from Mr. Chesley. Butch Johnson, Peg Griggs, Gil Lorenz, Kay Barret, John Ham, Sondra Morrissey, Chuck Trexler, and Barbara Slayton, incoming seniors, ushered for the class of ’58 at their graduation. The processional of the first graduating class, June 12, 1958. On June 12, 1958, the first graduating class of Groveton processed into our auditorium to receive their diplomas from Mr. Chesley. This action climaxed about three weeks of commencement activities, the first of these being the Junior-Senior Prom held May 31, in our gymnasium. The theme for Commencement Week, “You are the First,” was presented in the Baccalaureate Service, June 8 , in a message given by Reverend William E. Basom. In addition to diplomas, deserving graduates were also presented with various awards. Some of these were, the Faculty Award, to the senior who had done the most for the school; and various Departmental Awards to students who had excelled academically in a particular subject. To the class of 1958, “You are the First,” not only reminded them of the many “firsts” they had con¬ tributed to Groveton’s growing tradition, but it pre¬ sented to them a special challenge, one that cannot be presented to any other class, but one that all suc¬ ceeding classes may live up to. Mr. Harold Ford represented the school administra¬ tion of Fairfax County. Page Four
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