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

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to . fl, FRONT Row, LEFT TO llIG1iTZ Loretta Larelz, Connie Cojee, Kenneth Ellifon, Rielzard Aram SECOND Row: lllr. Krauf, Mable Morgarz, Shirley Grant, Belly Riley, Gerald Saunders, Kenneth Weight, fimnzy Bell, Elmer Ooerflreet, Dean Flower: THIRD Row: David Snyder, Clzarlean Eanef, Florence Worley, Eleanor lluffelznan, joan Turner, Carolyn llfauganzan FOURTH Row: Sylvia Bragg, Jllartha Goble, Flora jo York, fllae Lee Ooerfrreei, Carolee Sileox BACK Row: Clifton Barton, Illauriee jetef, julian Newman, fork Lawhorn, jimmy Keeler, Daoid Goble, Mr. Goble OFFICERS KENNETH ELLISON. , ..,,... Prefident RICHARD KRAUS. . . , . . Viee Prefidenz LORETTA LARCH. . . ...... Secretary CONNIE COFFEE. . . .... Reporter lWR. KRAUS l U . . , . .S lN'lR. GOBLE pomom The Public Speaking and Dramatics Club was organized on November 13, IQS2. There has been no club for dramatics for several years but the Public Speak- ing and Debating Club, as it has been called, has been active. The purpose of the club is to train the members in speaking before groups and to provide them with a Wider spread of talent and interest over all the school. Members of the club will enter the Spring Literary Contests in reading, spelling, public speaking and debating and the One-Act Play Contest in March. The club also plans to give '4The Robe , a three-act play, for Easter. 'bil 51 B+ Fifty -Three

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5 M A FRONT Row, LEI-'T TO RIGHT: Charlotte Watkinf, Pat Cooington, foyce Heath, Mable Morgan, Mae Lee Ooerxtreet, Connie Cojee, lllnriel Ooerftreet, Cherie Quifenberry SECOND Row: ,Mm Riley, Sponror, Barbara Bell, june Sell, .Martha St. Clair, Roma Floyd, joyee Barton, Mr. Kranf CSpon,forQ YIIIIIRD Row: farkie Stovall, Becky Hudrllefton, Wanda Wirzgjielrl, Clzarlean Eanef, foyee Craden, Shirley Scott, Carolyn lVaugattzati, Dorothy Durham, FOURTH Row: Betty Riley, .Vary Booth, Phyllir Riley, Loretta Largen, Flora fo York, jean Taylor BACK Iivowz Betty Pedigo, Duann Riggle, Barbara Fralin, Carolee Sileox, Geraldine Wheeler, Nancy arrif Byrd Echo Stuff g The Byrd Boho Staff is composed of students from every grade in school, Who, through their work on this school publication, gain much experience in newspaper work, In the past The Echo was a mimeographed newspaper, consisting of six pages and was published every two weeks. In November, however, We were Nincorporatedl' with the Vinton Record, published by the town of Vinton. We now have printed every week a one-page spread equal to about seven or eight Inimeographed pages. In this Way we are able to print news and features for a greater number of people. The Echo Staff can really be defined as a hard-working, fun-loving organization, with a nose for news. OFFICERS SHIRLEY GRANT. . . .... Editor SHIRLEY PAINTER ..., . . .Co-Editor JACK LAWHORN .... .... A rt Editor fit 50 Ee Black Swan

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NXL I i .wffiil ,li f FRONT Row, LEFT TO l'lIGIITI jean Garrnart, Duann Riggle, janif Miller, Charlean Eaner, Helen Kafey, Carolee Sileox, Shirley Lawhorn, lllrr. Goble SECOND Row: Dorir Burger, Mae Lee Overrtreef, jean Taylor, Geraldine Wheeler, Flora jo York, Patricia Giblin, Barbara Bell, foyee Aldarnf THIRD Row: faeleie Stovall, Betty Pedigo, lllartha Goble, Shirley Painter, faniee llleBride, Reba Butter- worth, Sylvia Bragg, joyre Barton, faeleie Barr, Lerzoria Burger, Shirley Crafton, Rofe Painter, Betty Dogan FOURTH Row: Loretta Lareh, Connie Cojee, Toni Stark, Ten Brown, Roma Floyd, .Martha St. Clair, foyee Fulk, Loretta Largen FIFTH Row: Martha Cooper, Mable Morgan, llluriel Overftreet, fune Sell, Dorothy Durham BACK Row: Cherie Quifenberry, Kathryn Aelleinf, Becky Huddlefton, Shelby jean Hale, Ann Oliver, foyee Abell Senior Y-Teens OFFICERS CHARLEAN EANES .... ........... ....... P r erialent HELEN KASEY ...... .,.. V ice President JANIS MILLER. . . ...,... Secretary UANN RIGGLE. . . ..,.. Treasurer MRS. GOBLE. . . ..... ......... .... . . .Sponror The Senior Y-Teens, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., is open to junior and senior girls. Their purpose is: Building a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common lives those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. In this endeavor they seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. The Senior Y-Teens ofhcially opened their year with a Recognition Service on October 26 at Thrasher hfemorial Methodist Church followed by a reception for all members and their families. The club participated in the l'Chocolates for Christmas and other Y. W. C. A. projects. During the year the Y-Teens had several other activities such as collecting food and old clothes for needy families. The big social event of the year was the Sweetheart dance held in February. Black Swan