Stonewall Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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L ,. Q - sim, , Q A? ,E ll A ,uw It's the morning rush at the libraryg,everyone's busy checking books and preparing last-minute homework. Like most other SJ students, Gary Bailey, Lucy Caudill, and Clara Wells begin their day by coming up the hill loaded with books. 5' ew- A book and a good lunch add up to Food for Thought. '

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Copyright D L St d THROUGH THE SILVER YEAR Cham W Twenty-five years ago in July, 1940, Stonewall Jackson High School was complet- ed, beginning a tradition for Charleston's West Side. Our school has been a center of learning for the teenagers of the West Side for each of these twenty-five years. For a quarter-century these halls have seen many students learning, participating in its many activities, and making friends. As each year has passed, Stonewall has mellowed, grown mature, and received a new class of Generals. Now we find ourselves in the Silver Anniversary year of the school of which we are so proud. With the coming of this silver-lined birthday, We here at Stonewall have much to be proud of. We have pride in the appearance of our school and its roll- ing campus, we have pride in knowing Stonewall has been a symbol of Wisdom and happiness for twenty-five years, and we have great pride that we are a part of it all. During the Silver Year we grow in knowledge, we enjoy activities, and we make lasting friendships. We, the Jacksonian Staff of 1965, are waiting to escort you Through the Silver Year. ,ei I ul, ' fu, . ,Ay S mtl. V, ikvf ?4 fc ll- ' ' ' .' ' A V Milf I . .A S

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, - L' .f , ' we A ,Y ,if 1: 1 V X' ,551 1 Y 1: A '4 Jw W-' A-is 2 4,-- E eapsqffv-fur , .eff 1 s Linda Crews finds insect hunting for biology quite a Mrs. George informs Butch Fleshman that his book job. won't do for a book report. Seniors feel mighty as they are measured for their caps and gowns. 7