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THOSE TO WHO WE ARE MEMBERS of SCHOOL BOARD: Ray B. Worthy, Clerk, Dr. Thomas K. McKee, Chairman, and Hedley L. Craft. Jasper Q. Peeples MAYOR Anthony R. Schmerda, ARCHITECT, Vint T. Rector, SUPERINTI-LNIDENT of CONSTRUCTION. GRATEFUL We wish to express our gratitude to those whose ingenuity, re- soursefulness, and drive are largely responsible for obtaining what the citizens and students of Saltville have dreamed of and needed for years--a new school. Through their careful planning, hard work, and organized effort construction was finally begun. Near the beginning of the 1957-58 school year, their goal was attained as a modern, spacious school was completed. The people of Saltville are justifiably proud of their new place of learning, and proud also of the citizens who made it possible. TOWN COUNCIL: N. O. Williams, W. J. Totten, J. W. Sauls, C. D. Shannon, NL L. Bunts, R. L. Warren, R. D. Campbell, and A. N. Hawley.
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OUR DREAMS REALIZED Foreword Transition: Webster describes it as the passage from one place or state to another. However, it has a much deeper and meaningful definition to the students at R.B. Worthy High School. It means that they have left behind many unforgettable moments and fond memo- ries of the old high school and have moved to a newer and better place of leaming. 'I'his edition of the CHOO CHOO strives to tell the vivid story of how, with the help of countless guiding hands, the students turned a strange and meaningless structure into the birth- place of many experiences and memories which will live in their hearts forever. 3
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Lynn F. Moore DEDICATIO To show our appreciation for his willingness to help us ir1 any worthwhile thing we strive to dog for all the extra work he has done in helping to make the dream of a new school a reality, and for his determination and desire to do anything in his power to make our school a better place and the students in it better citizens, the Senior Class of 1958, being the first to graduate from R. B. Worthy High School, proudly dedicates this edition of the CHOO CHOO to the esteemed principal of our new school, Mr. LYNN F. MOORE.
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