William Byrd High School - Black Swan Yearbook (Vinton, VA)

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'v'v'sllla:zw1 l9v,fmi llxtegli Eicliool lllK1'vVlll'T,1llil-Ol.lS,Jllll Twenty-six years ago the sound of construction was heard on the hill where William Byrd High School now stands. A new school which would serve as a guidepost to many people for years to come was being erected. Within its walls were to echo the sounds of footfalls, steadfastly advancing toward greater and more significant goals. The years passedg the campus changed with the addition of new buildingsg new faces appeared as A long walk awaits the bus students each morning before they reach the build- ing. lwefzly sixth your others leftg and the school won honors while grow- ing yearly in prestige and reputation. As our school continues to grow, sounds of con- struction are again heard. These new additions will bring with them greater educational advantages for the youth of our com- munity. The year 1959 will indeed be an advancing step in our growth. Glenn Proehl, Alice Plunkett, Jerry Meade, Carolyn Fitzpatrick, and Ann Thur- man enter the building by the front entrance which faces the town of Vinton. 1 'l

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