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

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“The Teacher ... is like the candle which lights others in consuming itself.” Superintendent Mr. J. Leonard Mauck B.S. Emory and Henry College M.A. University of Virginia Ph.D. Emory and Henry Honorary Principal Mr. Harold F. Williams B.S. Milligan College M.A. East Tennessee State University Assistant Principal Mr. Kelley Osborne B.S. Emory and Henry College M.Ed. University of Virginia Secretary Mrs. Nellie Gray Olinger 17

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Dedication — For Service and Loyalty “Honor Lies in Honest Toil” Rich Valley High School runs on the same scale as a complicated machine. If the mechanism is to function properly, each little part must do its job. Likewise, each “part” of RVHS must function if the school is to prosper. Teachers and students must work together to make our school function. But these are the obvious. There are more positions, relatively unrecognized, that are equally important to the well-being of our school. What significance would scholarship, sports, clubs, and student activities, the lactors that make RVHS individual, have without a clean, attractive school building? The job of school custodian is hard, perhaps the hardest of all. For the past five years, our custodian has done his part to make RVHS successful. Though he has the hardest job, he complains the least. Simply because he deserves it, and as a token of our most sincere appreciation, the Class of 1970 agree by popular acclaim that it is only fitting to dedicate this, the I 070 Lasso, to MR. HARVEY PEERY. 16

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Guidance • • • Mrs. Lewis sincerely believes that a part of the total educational program is assisting the student in developing himself in achieving his potential. She heads the guidance and testing services of our school. “What are you going to do with your life?” With this question she confronts the student in trying to analyze the problems and motivate him to use his time wisely and find himself. She enjoys working with the Seniors in trying to make the last year of high school one of meaning and happiness. Besides being co-sponsor of the Senior Class her next love is directing the one-act and senior play. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Lewis B.S. Radford College Guidance 18