Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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dreams in a small black lamb and the work and efforts that are necessary to produce a suc cess-a champion. This well may be compared to our past years in high school, for here we have had the op- portunity to seek and gain fulfill our dream In he have tried ture of the high which has made High School So Dear to Our Hearts. eqfff Productions

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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