Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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We, the Hurricane Staff, annual, to the treasur 1 Through its guidance we hat the situations which we w Our sincere desire is that the s challenge to our future sti standards of achievement and to Marior

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“Honor to those whose words and deeds help us in our daily needs.” The character of a man is revealed hy the way he spends the time that is his life. It is to a man who started us in the first grade, moved with us to the new Elementary School, was promoted with us when we became eighth graders, that we pay r tribute. He has given of his time and energy to develop in us ideals of achievement, responsible citizenship, and Christian character. Whether it is literary or athletic, senior or eighth grade, he is on hand for each activity, always striving to aid and encourage us. It is with admiration and sincere thanks that the Hurricane Staff of 1961 honors our principal, Mr. Howard W. Williams 8