Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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Mavahi movement expands, develops individual interests As he fled from self, the in¬ dividual began to consider who he was and why he was... Certainty emerged from the smog of confusion ... Growing up was a fright¬ ening experience which in¬ cluded a search for knowl¬ edge and the acceptance of more responsibility ... Involvement in school meant stepping into a new kind of life . . . one where contributions of time and energies to strengthen the whole overpowered selfish interests... Wondering, and wandering, searching and explor¬ ing... Mavahi today w’as where youth learned to cherish tomorrow. 8:15—ringing bells, scurrying feet, rushed voices, exchanging ideas . . The five minute interval between classes allowed for conversing, sharing, expounding, laughing . . . involvement. Experiencing a unique oneness and expressing a common goal, Mavahians actively supported their team. Individual attentions surged beyond the classroom into extracurricular activities. 4 Opening Theme

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Bursting forth with enthusiasm and cheerful¬ ness Devoting their time, talents, and ef¬ forts Sharing their good times with others . . . The Good News Singers. Smiles reflect pride and gratitude as Frankie Deal is commended for his outstanding service and concern for his fellow man by the Ameri¬ can Red Cross. 6 Opening Theme