Bluestone High School - Golden Link Yearbook (Skipwith, VA)

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4-H CLUB BLUESTONE 4-H OFFICERS Bluestone members of the 4-H Club plan and carry out various home projects which empha- size the slogan: To Make the Best Better . During monthly meetings at the school, Miss Patsy Carr, Home Demonstration Agent, and Mr. Lewis Copley, County Agent, advise the students and assist in planning projects and programs. Demonstrations in beautification, household activities, and farm and shop events are among the ideas presented during club meetings. In- dividuals also report the progress of varied accomplishments. Garland Hoyle, President; Frances Edgerton, Vice President; Beverly Roark, Secretary. SLOGAN: TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER’’

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THE ART CLUB Fourth Row; Winnie Walker, Brenda Nunn, Kaye McCutcheon, Patricia Clark, Margaret Pennington, Linda Satterwhite, Jane Lenhart, Joyce Webb; Fifth Row: Nancy Parks, Nancy Thompson, Mary Alice Towery, Vickie Hope, Carol Ashworth, Evelyn Toone, Barbara Tuck, Betty Elliott. Sixth Row: Thomas William s , Frankie Price, Page Flynn, Bobby Lenhart, Ernest Newcomb, Rosemary Thar- rington. Artist at work OFFICERS - Front Row: Lyell Blanton, president; Jeanne Morgan, vice-president; Lynda Gayle Size- more, secretary; Clyde Elliott, treasurer; Brenda Brewer, reporter; Miss Rebecca Spicer, SPONSOR. Miss Rebecca Spicer Sponsor Second Row: Carolyn Wilkerson, Carolyn Yancey, Lou Grey Thews, Peggy Webb, Pamela Hereford, Patsy Garrett, Margaret Garrett, Linda Cody; Third Row: Ellen Yancey, Beverley Roark, Doris Terry, Nancye Stebbins, Marie Davis, Blanche Tuck, Scarlet Bass, Joyce Beasley. - Patiently painting. This year the Art Club has assisted in publicity of and in decorating for various school activities. Attractive bulletin board displays and decorations for holidays and special oc- casions were among the projects of the club. The club presented its annual art department exhibi tion, drawing much favorable comment. The club strives to develop a creative out- look and to promote interest in art in the school and community. 114

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BUS DRIVERS 1st Row- Marshall Carter, John Lewis, Randolph Williams, Charles Carr, Marvin Chewning, William Gryder, Charles Bugg, Wayne Crump, Paul Fuller, William Milton. 2nd Row- Bobby Dunn, Edward Yancey, Junior Slaughter, Norman Lawson, Steve Spain, James Hall, Allen Griffin, Gene Pennell, Craig Jones, Gene Edwards, Je s s ie Chandler. 3rd Row- Elwood Newton, Larry Overby, Harold Falls, Billy Griffin, Paige Flynn, Arnold Hite, Eugene Morris, Dennis Glazner, Vernon Helms, Bill Garner, Asa Roper Through the careful and conscien- tious work of our drivers, Bluestone maintains a perfect safety record. Mr. R. A. Bynum, Supervisor SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol works to keep everyone safe. 1st Row- William Hack- ney, James Hazelwood, Walter Parker, James Winkle r , Edwin Glazner, L.H. Newcomb, Emery Hite. 2nd Row- Allen Griffen, Sandra Powell, Brenda Brewer, Jane Brewer, Betty Hightower, Jean Helms, Jean Calahan. 3rd Row- Paul Rice, Lottie Hudson, Helen Moss, Blanche Tuck, Joy Tillotson, Martha Boswell, Ruth Duffer, Harold Carter