Roanoke Times

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Neighbors: THURSDAY, June 3, 1993

• SPORTS PHYSICALS SET FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
• COLLEGE - IT'S A FAMILY THING WITH CANFIELDS
• CAVE SPRING SENIOR REVAMPS COUNTY'S POLICY ON FINAL EXAMS
• ROANOKE VALLEY CHRISTIAN PREPARES FOR 20TH GRADUATION
• OCCUPATIONAL SCHOOL CLOSING; SERVICES SHIFTED ELSEWHERE
• ROANOKE CATHOLIC'S CURRICULUM INCLUDES STUDENT VOLUNTEER WORK
• HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS
• NO STRANGERS AT NORTH CROSS
• BRAZILIAN STUDENT FOND OF VA.
• STAUNTON RIVER GRAD ON FAST TRACK
• VOLUNTEER SERVICE PART OF CURRICULUM
• FRIENDLY COMPETITION
• SORORITY PLANS JUNIOR-SENIOR TALENT REVUE
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• EXCHANGE STUDENTS' PERSPECTIVES ALTERED
• BYRD CLASS RECALLS INJURED STUDENT
• VALEDICTORIANS HONORED
• WILLIAM FLEMING GRADUATES EAGERLY LOOK TOWARD FUTURE
• JAMES RIVER HIGH INTEGRAL TO ITS STUDENTS' COMMUNITY
• PH GRADUATE ALSO CELEBRATES HER AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
• IN BUSINESS
• SEEING DOUBLE AT NORTHSIDE - 2 SETS OF TWINS TO GRADUATE
• CRAIG GRADS PLAN FOR COLLEGE
• GLENVAR SCHOLARS PLANNING TO ATTEND WILLIAM AND MARY
• 5 SALEM HIGH GRADUATES WILL RECEIVE ADVANCED DIPLOMAS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• LORD BOTETOURT GRAFFITO BELIES CLASS'S ATTITUDE
• ABOUT THIS SECTION
• GRADUATES LOOK BACK ON CITY SCHOOL'S FIRST DECADE
• ACADEMY GYMNASTS QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS
• SCHOOL NAMES OFFICERS, HONORS EMPLOYEES
• NEWLY ARRIVED REFUGEES NEED ENGLISH TUTORS
• PARENT-INFANT PROGRAM STILL HELPS AFTER 10 YEARS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• SALEM SHELTER OBSERVES ADOPT-A-CAT MONTH
• VINTON WOMEN'S CLUB WINS 5 STATE AWARDS
• RISING TO HER CHALLENGE