Natural Bridge High School - Span Yearbook (Natural Bridge Station, VA)

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| | | | | : | SPAN ) x ¥ | DG r) x APPRE CITATION the Seniors, annual Staff, and Wo oN . Stucent Body. of Ne B. He; De wish to extend our sincerest appreciation to. cee oe etl et mene etna ante en wmanein aintagntah emg! co tea enn me 9 + ipo erm meme ceria: came en) our principal, Mr. J. G, Goodman, for. na NA RE Ce NS | NON AOL ECR AE tata | oy cat: ett fe, Me oe Re A ALC AI ner eynnnn ra ecunsauaaianenennneemiaaaemiatnaneal all that he has meant to us - 4 isader 6 presen ate a ee eS ee eta A ee Re See eta a sett a a ate ee eee RR: RR te aA thet: we. can trust - a friend that we “ae ee can always count ons His quiet syupa- hetiec understanding and his wisdom is for our good or for the improve- ment of the. school and his genuine good sportsmanship and fairness. have iH ij fig ee ii iif | ; i | | | i : won. for him our acziiration and our - « yologeeé ‘ NR ee wept vm Need eat emer nena eae te Miguehe + tment ete libs | tng mnths Mat ee ce matin | eect tatate: oo teen ‘ respect, diene Kite e he A ee rane mmmne aap 5 pn emaeetene -settatis b neanin pett .

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¥ pan hag yt VSN yk gw ee US Ga THE SPAN Noble Span of Ages Men call thee Natural Bridge Your name is known Your story told in countless written. ‘pages Span of Ages Lieanice God sublime . Im awe and rev'rence we gaze Upon your mass of stone Enduring from ve dawn of time span of. Ages, ie hele Shin ick Miracle in stone “. In the Shenandoah Valley Nestled deep within the Blue Ridge Span of Ages, Noble Arch that towers Far into the silent night Solemnly we gaze and marvel That such a place is ours Span of Ages, awe - inspiring We dedicate these pages here To you in your might and beauty Teach us nobly of our duty Span of God, in holy charm Glorious embLeia or immortality May we be like thee Strong, majestic, steadfast, free

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DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of Natural Bridge High School, in appreci- ation for all the advice, inspir- ation and assistance so cheer- fully and helpfully rendered us, do in this year, 1938, dedicate our first issue of THE SPAN to ; “Mrs. Forest Miller Smith, who, through her innumerable kindness- es to us, has won our love and admiration.