Renan High School - Rambler Yearbook (Gretna, VA)

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tie sofitucfe tin e companionsmp nil COMPANIONSHIP: The crowd . . . the exuber¬ ant feeling of belonging . . . a walk between classes . . . good-natured banter . . . a smile . . . a friendly Hi ... a promise . . . See you at the game! . . . shared moments of joy and the sadness . . . jostling crowds in the halls . . . the Lounge after school. . . These Students are on their way to lunch after a govern¬ ment class. Helen Worsham, Wylene Compton, Carolyn Hutcherson, and Joan Robertson are shown here talking over their plans for that night. This is a typical scene at Renan. James Stone, a senior, is shown here gazing at Renan, thinking of the many memories he will be leaving behind.

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the gaiety excitement. . . ANXIETY: a tied-up score . . . Come on, Ramblers! ... exam week . . . apprehensions .. the dreadful moment before the report cards . . . the problem that will not solve . . . the theme that refuses to come . . . the half-fearful, half¬ hopeful waiting for scholarship announcements . . . deadline time . . . Christmas is a joyous season . . . indicated by the work of Mrs. Rowlands fourth graders. Santa will soon be on his way, says Ann and Peggy Jacobs. HOPE: thegoalswe seek . . . nominations . . . Willitbeme? . . papers returned . . . Did I pass? . . . The anticipation of sophomores who will be juniors . . . the juniors who will be seniors . . . and for the seniors fulfillment of dreams . . . attainment . . . The second team gets in practice for the next big game. tne anxiety . . . the hope

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SOLITUDE: The late-afternoon loneliness of silent classrooms and empty halls . . . deep shadows playing across the school yard ... a time to reflect SPIRIT: Red and white badges . . . red skirts . . . 2:45 pep rallies . . . hoarse cheers . . . Renan High is hard to beat . . . fight songs . . . Come on, Ramblers, raise that score. but more, too . . .re¬ spect for others . . . honor, sportsmanship . . . Here is shown some of the Renan students at one of their pep rallies. These pep rallies are held to promote good sportsmanship and enthusiasm at our basketball games.