Holston High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Damascus, VA)

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ith Deep Appreciation Mr. E. B. Stanley Superintendent of Public Schools in Washington County . . . .... . When we began our education twelve years ago, Mr. E. B. Stanley began his invaliiable service to Washington County by becoming Superintendent of Public Schools. As we progressed in our edu¬ cation, his untiring efforts were raising the educational standards and opportunities of our county. During his years of dedicated service he has made a very impressive record. Mr. Stanley has worked to replace the one- room and overcrowded combination ele¬ mentary- high schools with improved elementary centers and new secondary schools. This year, his dream and the dream of many, comes true as we, the class of 1965, become the first graduating class of the newest addition of the four new high schools of Wash¬ ington County. We are indeed grateful to this outstanding man who has made our future brighter with better educational opportunities.

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Foreword Our lives, like the leaves on a tree are al¬ ways changing colors. The color that our lives attain is shown in what we do. Our first year at Holston has indeed been a colorful one. Each student has cherished thoughts of rewards for work well done, of enthusiasm for extra-cur¬ ricular activities, and of our goal for graduation. But just as leaves and lives change, so do thoughts and memories. We, the Cavalcade Staff, have tried to record a part of our memories of our first year at HOLSTON HIGH SCHOOL in PRO¬ FILES IN LEARNING. Contents In Appreciation . 4 Profiles In Learning . . 5 Faculty and Academics . 6 Organizations . 25 Features . . 39 Athletics . . . 49 Classes . 59 Advertisements . 81 3

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Mr. Ralph Cox has truly glvea a year of dedi¬ cated service , .to Holstoa High School. He Ms worked for excellence in every eEdeavor as weE- as in the everyday activities of the School. His efforts .to have Holstois High admitted to the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools were aiacces..sful, and we are proud of both him and the new school for this honor. Mr. Ralph Cox Principal . . . For Dedicated Service Miss Constance Hart, guidance counselor, Mr. John Roberts, assist¬ ant principal, and Mrs. Mary Taylor, cook, are three people who are very important to the students of Holston High School. Although their jobs are quite different in nature, they all work hard with the best interests of students always in mind. They make our life at Holston better and much more enjoyable. Mrs. Mary Taylor