Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Butch Noe and Eddie Garrett start the day by raising the Flag of the United States and the Flag of Virginia. In our school world we are always willing to take time out for reverence to God and our country. Our day begins with morning devotions which are given over the public address system by different homerooms. The flag flies over our campus as a reminder that there is a world out- side of our school world. Study is an important part of school life. We must study not only so that we can pass our tests, but so that we will be able to live as well-inform- ed citizens in our world outside. We must learn what our government is based on and how to al- ways maintain a democracy. There is a con- nection that will forever remain between school and home. Billy Hendricks, Faye Boyd, and Frances Jessee apply their knowledge of science in the science fair. reverence and study... 8

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Members of the senior English class learn the importance of diagraming . . These funda- mentals will help to understand English better. Typing II students apply what they have learned. Miss Campbell, Guidance Instructor, aids Richard Fanis in planning his future. Through our school classes and activities, we, the students, grow in knowledge and outlook. By working with other students, we learn to get along better with others. Our school serves as a proving ground to test our ability to live in the outside world.