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

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Seniors go into classes with their books to start the year with study. The British, visiting student. Mike Dan¬ iels. speaks at the first assembly. The Seniors in assembly recall the in¬ troductions of student leaders. IN THE BEGINNING-SEPTEMBER The bright new senior rings have to be shined on class sponsor--this was a mo- The SCA President, Richard Chapman, ment to be remembered. presides at assembly. The cheerleaders keep the pep up at th football games.

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Foreword The Class of 66 has selected the theme for the yearbook, Moments to Remember. Throughout this year at Rich Valley High School, we have had many precious moments to remember, many we could not mention in this book. Having looked forward to this our last year in high school, we were mindful that there would be memories which we would like to preserve. We have pictured a few of our experiences this year which could not be omitted in our book of memories. From September with the beginning of our senior year through May with the complete realiza¬ tion of graduation, we have been guided by the principle of learning to live together in a democratic society. Now that this year is about over, we sadly look back in saying, farewell to our many friends and to our dear Alma Mater. Cortfafs TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction. Administration. Classes . Activities. Athletics . Features . Advertisements. Autographs. ■ -v. . 2

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dr. Morgan helps the Seniors with a roblem in the government class. Homecoming means parties and a good time after the game. Football is featured with Berkley Clez carrying the ball. OCTOBER FEATURES FUN, FALL, AND FOOTBALL Queen, Fada Frye, is crowned by Joe and Hoppy . Curt Burkett comes through the cheer¬ leader ' s stunt ready for the game. The Rich Valley Steer Band performs on football field.