Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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42 Lynn R. Woody Retires In January ae “Cpe Ces 557 SES Ute POEL Mr. Woody looks over one of his many projects. Mr. Woody In early January Mr. Lynn R. Woody retired as teacher of vocational agriculture at RHS. A reception honoring Mr. Woody for his many years service in Rockbridge County was given by the hospitality committee of RHS. At this reception Mr. Woody was presented a gold watch by the school’s FFA chapter, a Jefferson cup by the RHS faculty and an award from the Young Farmers Organization. Because of the many contributions made while a teacher and adviser, Mr. Woody will remain an integral part of RHS.

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Rockbridge High Arts Craft Fair Mr. Mrs. Breeden work on leather crafts as Jonathan keeps an eye out for thieves! The RHS Arts and Craft Fair was held April 24, 1980. Participants came from as far away as New York. There were 39 exhibitors. Handmade crafts, home-baked goods, and a chicken barbeque made the day interesting and rewarding for those who attended. Messages were sent by a Ham Radio operator to anywhere in the United States. The fair will be an annual event. Arts Crafts Fair 4]

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Edith Martin Retires After 15 Years At RHS . Bi 34586769 6111213 1415 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 S %272B2w ALUS-CHALMEDS CORPORATION An always smiling Mrs. Edith Martin prepares to teach another English class. For the first time in fifteen years, Mrs. Edith Martin will not be returning to RHS this fall. She will instead be enjoying a well-deserved retirement. Mrs. Martin has coached the Forensics team to successes in both Regional and District meets. Her encouragement helped many students to compete in difficult categories. Although Mrs. Martin was a very quiet individual, her presence will be missed by both students and staff. Mrs. Martin 43