Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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HIGH SCHOOL Seniors. . . .28 Juniors. . . .38 Sophomores.... . . .42 Freshmen. . . .46 Sub-Freshmen. . . . . .50 26

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CAFETERIA MANAGER: Mrs. Betty Lou Simmons CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Wilbur Hall, Mrs. Jewel Gray, Mrs. Fannie Gray, Mrs. Nancy Vernon, Mrs. Lucy Foley, Mrs. Doris Collins. For A Better School BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Donald Hall Mr. Robie Thomas Mr. Wayne Bohannon Mr. Glenn Handy Mr. Ray Roberson Mr. Millard Pullins Mr. John Hylton 25

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From within the boundaries of OUR LAND there is one element that results in its enrichment and growth — the students who inhabit it. They are solely responsible for the success of its scholastic programs and the achievement of worthwhile student activities. The sub-freshmen advance with cautious steps, learning that their fresh ideas for the design of OUR LAND are a necessary part of its continued growth. The ideas become goals as the freshmen climb higher and visualize a future of action. The sophomore gains prestige and begins pursuing a way to make his goals take form. He adds concern for his classmates and school’s welfare to the already existing list of beneficial attitudes. The junior possesses the firm footing required to direct the action needed for further growth and design. He has earned a place of respect among his classmates and instructors, and the climb becomes meaningful as he is able to foresee its completion. The land is conquered, and as the senior looks about himself he is able to see the breathtaking beauty of his achievement. He is now able to fill the role of leaders, and he becomes a source of inspiration to those who have just entered OUR LAND. His past is marked by success, and his future will be enriched for having made his successful journey.