Shawsville High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawsville, VA)

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Glen Allen Holmes: B.S. Biochemistry-V.P.I., M.S. Science Ed.-Radford. As a high school student I often fantasized of being successful by becoming in- volved with a sellless servitude toward mankind . . . as I look back now, I feel that my dreams are matcrializing, as I have discovered that the rewards associated with teaching have been very satisfying. 1 1!QQx N4II fx v 'W' Clare Zaronsky: B.S. Biology-Waynesburg College, M.Ed. V.P.I. and S.U. At the time I graduated from high school, the idealism ofthe sixties was reaching its peak. The dreams never became reality. Idealism was replaced by the harsh reality of the seventies, assasination, Viet Nam. fX l I as A A - ,l , w 'fill'7i2 .loc G. Williamsg A.B. Physical Education-Shaw University. Some dreams have been fulfilled, some haven't. We must continue to dream and hope. Margaret E. Heelyg B.A. History-V.P.l. and S.U. In my high school year- book under the senior ambitions, I had written that I would always like to be happy. Since then the Lord has certainly blessed me with much happiness. .imlt A . iffy midi mg ni IMI' nuff, Ii It? ttlri' X ,ldltrhl Thomas C. Morris: B.S. Michigan State University, M.A. M.S.U. I always dreamed of traveling, enjoying myself. Since I graduated from high school, I am quite satisfied with myself. 111

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V , I gf use -Q , t! ik. Christina Thomasson Gilleyg B.S. Special Ed. and Elementary Ed. - Radford. My dream of the profession I would like to enter has been fulfilled, but my dreams of changing the world in a day have been replaced by a steady committment to beliefs and challenges. Mark Joseph Condon: B.A. Social Studies - V.P.I. and S.U. As I left high school in l97l l hoped that the United States would soon be at peace with the world. And in college I dreamed of broadening my horizons by obtaining not only a degree, but an education. if Joyce L. Schauer: B.A. - History and English - V.P.I. and S.U. My high school 'ns l dream was to enter into a profession that would allow me to work with young peo- ple. I am not at all disappointed in the profession I chose. Phyllis Newby Thompson: B.A. Mary Washington College, M.A. V.P.I. Since dreams lead to dreams I continually fulfill, yet, develop more dreams. Thus, I am always seeking to fulfill dreams, past, present and future. Lillian Rohrer, Reading Specialist, 1 12