Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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ACTIVITIES ENCOURAGE US TO DEVELOP SOCIALLY . . . Some people seem to think that school is all work and no play, but it isn ' t. There is time for participating in extra activities, for private conversations, and for meeting and making new friends. All these things com¬ bine to make school a very interesting place. Bill, what’s the occasion for the toast?

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. Jimmy Greer goes in for a lay-up. STRENGTHENING OUR CHARACTER IN VICTORY AND DEFEAT Sports add the spark to a school. Interscholastic sports create rivalry among schools. Rivalry en¬ ables participants and fans to display and test their sportmanship. Athletics sometimes distinguish one school from another. Excitement, enthusiasm, and fairness are expecially exercised in participating in sports or sitting on the side lines. The girls ' team and cheerleaders join for fifteen rahs in the victory circle. 1111111 I T

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AS OUR FACULTY LEADS US THROUGH THIS YEAR 1963 On U£e Jflff Mrs. Pilson and Mrs. Staples are preparing work for the students. Our teachers on the Hill lead a busy life. Teachi ng classes and grading papers n ike up only a small part of their duties. They must also be able to answer hundreds of questions, make the classes interesting, and guide the students in the right way. They are called on to help with such activities as the Christmas Social, Homecoming, beauty pageant, and many others. When the dismissal bell rings, their work still continues. They must go home to cook supper for their families, come back to aP.T.A. meeting or ballgame, or prepare for the next day’s classes. Mrs. Law points out an interesting news item to Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Tatum. Mrs. Vernon is always busy at her typewriter.