Rappahannock High School - Rappahannock / Confederate Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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Dedication: A MAN WITH A PURPOSE Captain Page Knight For every idea and ideal this man teaches and lives He has a purpose. He has devoted himself to his students and their lives. The knowledge he teaches is the inspiration he imparts to each of us. He has given of himself to make us what we want to be, Because of what he is. From him we receive a lending of time, effort, respect, laughter, guidance; Yet more . .. Willingness to be of service has endeared him to us as a friend and advisor. In a sincere effort to return some of this devotion and respect We dedicate to him the 1970 Confederate. mEMp

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School Board Works Toward New System Mr. James N. Stover is our new superintendent. The education of today’s youth is one of the most important facets of life in any community. It is the responsibility of the school board to establish a system of education which is ade¬ quate and just. The Richmond County School system was un¬ der the guidance of a new superintendent this year, Mr. James N. Stover. The school board members are Mr. Julian Winstead, Mr. Gladwyn Balderson, Mr. Raymond Sulli van, and Mr. Rich¬ ard Gouldin. This year Mr. Stover and the members of the school board have been mainly concerned with the complex arrangements and changes involved in the tentative, completely desegregated school system which will go into effect in the near future. The school board has worked closely with the PTA and the community to promote a better understanding of the coming structure change in the system of education. With the cooperation and assistance of the PTA it has been possible to provide for a better education in Richmond County. The Rappahannock PTA officers are Mr. Jack Mullin, President; Mr. William King, Vice President; Mrs. Connie Bowis, Secretary; and Mrs. Hilda Bronner, Treasurer. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS (L to R): Mr. Julian Winstead, Mr. Gladwyn Balderson, Mr. Raymond Sullivan, Mr. Rich¬ ard Gouldin. 6