Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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We Dedicaieu. In the past two years, one person has endeared himselt to the Class ot l96O. By giving more than his time, more than his energy, more than his ideas, indeed, by giving himself, he has guided and en- couraged the members of the Senior Class during their two most important years. Try as we may, we can never fully express our love and appreciation to one who has done so much tor our class. In hope of showing our gratitude in some small way, we have humbly dedicated the l96O MAVAHI to Mr. Robert L. Goldman. 4

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' i ii ,u ig 1, ,:, Q 'W XL. T9 N if il 'wr- --gan V The familiar red-brick structure of our Mavahi is the first reminder of the years that have meant so much to us. So many memories do these walls holdg so many treasured hours have been spent behind the white front door and on the surrounding campus. We remember still the brisk fall days when the front steps were full of brightly dressed students out to cheer at the pep rallies, and the warm spring days when the yard and steps were full of those who gathered to en- joy the warmth of the sun or the beauty of the green grass and the trees in full splendor. The sound of laughter and the busy mur- mur of talk are not at all unusual sounds to be heard in and around Mavahi. There are the relaxed moments when friends meet friends and stop to share something of interest with each other. There are the more serious moments when the Senior first realizes that he is in his last year at Martinsville High School and begins to understand the import- ance of his position. There are the exciting