Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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s Wingficlcl,J.Wondy i N MISS BOYD'S ROOM L. Barbour, J. Franklin, Jr., J. Morgan. D. Mczrsc, B. Owen, C. Pink- ard, J. Pinkard, E. Simpson, C. Starkey, C. Sle- phcns, H. Thoma- son, L. Weaver, B. R. Cardwell, L. Critz, B. Harding, A. Hill, C. l-lurrcll, V. Joyce, K. Luw- son, I. LesLcr, O. Meade, E. Minrer, L. Minter, M. Mor- wrr' s gan, C Pearson. , , ' , ,A . 1 ' . ', 1'73,1':T?E2 -M A . -. 1, . .1 -.Q : , 'Y-gf 22-'-'Y'- - '-'1- ---7-L . - Q iw, 5 ti 0, -. . - , , - ' 'Fvw I f-1 I 3 gk!-GO' ... ' - .-f 9 MR .J a M. , i . of her time for the library, so Miss Boyd be- came our sponsor. Under her supervision, we have given several programs in chapel, and our class is represented in almost all of the High School Clubs. C h a p m a n Craig, V. C. Donavant, M. Fitzgerald, J. Har- ris, M. Hooker, E. Ingram, J. Ingram, N. Jarrett, R. Go- ins, M. Harrigar, A. Daniel. We, the Sophomores of Martinsville High School, have come a long way in these two years, our shyness has vanished, our hopes are soaring ancl we are eagerly awaiting the coming years. W aka :J ,f J

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