Rich Valley High School - Lasso Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

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The annual staff is busy at work to meet the February deadline Mr. Osborne ' s advanced math students are a scholarly looking crew, aren ' t they? Donna Olinger sinks a two-points in an exciting game with Chilhowie FEBRUARY FEATURES FINAL SEMESTER FRUSTRATION Mr. Morgan gives Gary Wyatt some facts about United States government A lot of hard work goes into the produc¬ tion of a good annual, and Carla DeBord can vouch for that These chemists are busily at work on various experiments first demonstrated by Mr. Farris

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These Seniors look grim as Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Anderson helps senior girls in Seniors are busy with last minute cram- passes out her English exam the art of sewing ming, but something seems to have di¬ verted Bobby Osborne ' s attention WINTER, WORK, AND WORRY. . JANUARY EXAMS Guilty or not guilty ? is the question These FFA members are busy at work in the minds of these Seniors who are Rich Valley players grapple for control on one of the numerous FFA projects reading MACBETH of the ball

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Senior English Class puts up bulletin board to show the various steps in the development o f the English Novel Cheryl Smith reads the script hoping that Mrs. Lewis will choose her for a big partin the Senior play, the highlight of her dramatics class As the year advances the second year Spanish Class works harder to under¬ stand verbs, conjugation, and vocabu¬ lary under Mr. Crandall ' s supervision MARCH MAKES MAD-NESS AND MAYHEM Several seniors set up the snack bar in expectation of a good day ' s sale and more money for the Washington trip Roy Turley goes into action as spring training begins for baseball Dixie Olinger and William Gillespie talk over problems with Mr. Williams as the year advances and decisions for the fu¬ ture must be made