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ternating year basis. The computer department was fortu- nate enough to receive printers from Genicom corporation. Genicom made the donation through the Charlottes- ville Computer Land store, who in turn also donated $1800 worth of computer software. Genicom also donated an os- cilloscope, used in determining electri- cal phenomenon. The science department needed to up- grade the laboratory and after hearing of the need the DuPont Company don- ated to some of the need in distillation equipment, a vacuum pump, and nu- merous other items. Hollister, a company who prefers to spread its donations through all as- pects of the school, supported academ- ics by hiring the Sportsman's Club to cater its annual family picnic. Through the money the club made, the club helped out where there academic needs in the school. Hollister also sup- ported football and student yearbooks last year. Students, teachers, parents and every- one else in the community benefited by the overwhelming generosity of these corporations. It was a free country and it was their choice to put their money into what- ever organizations they pleased. We were glad that they chose to give some donations to our school. They deserved a hand of applause and we were proud to give it to them. by Joyce Lindner Heather Williams Above: Coach Ball is grateful to the Sportsmans Club for donating a portion of the new football bleachers. Community 9
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Corporations in Virginia were well es- tablished in the fact that they were ac- tive in the liv elihood of local schools. Gail Gaddy, an employee of the Her- shey Plant in Stuarts Draft, explained why companies were so active in local schools. She said, “It is because we re- alize and appreciate the value of agood ” education... The Hershey Plant contributed to the various departmental needs of the school. Another area business, Wilson FR ie FF C) G V + Trucking, provided a four-year schol- — arship for a deserving student on a al- Right: Hollister is an important part of the educational growth of SDHS students. Below: Students and their families spend many happy hours at the School House Restaurant. mena Ee Ried i RR SOT SORE Right center: Students, such as Flint Engleman, spend after school hours putting in time at the Stuarts Draft Rescue Squad. Right: Hershey continues to be an important asset to the school. 8 Community
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