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

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ek Ll WM , -xl FRoNT Row, LIQI-'T TO RIGHT: lllyrtle Carman, Pat Hale, Loft Abfher, .llr.r. Aleery, joan Turner, Roberta Silcox, Patricia .Martin SECOND Row: Shirley Radford, Claudia Spradlin, Sandra Blanleenfhip, joan Brand, Shirley Wood, joan llliller, Virginia Seibel, Edith Hart, .Mary Franee: llfilron, Norma Bragg, Betty Strickler, Shirley Cawley 'FHIRD Row: lllarlene joyre, Wanda llfingjield, Kathleen Toone, Rebecca Hatcher, Shelby Plunkett, janet Frye, Ann Robertfon FOURTH Row: Louife Fielder, Betty Lewif ll4cFall.v, Betty jonef, Betty Ridpath, Peggy Richardfon, june Floyd, Anna Mae Hyden, Nancy Hodgef, Lindy Landfdown, Peggy Gillifpie, Ann Stanley FIFTH Row: Arnetia Wil,ron, Amrnonette lludginf, Pat Anderfon, lllartha Hale, Berhy Hedrick, janet Sowerr, Sandra Abbott, llrlargaret Hart, Sue Hale, Patfy Albert, joann Roop SIXTH Row: Georgia Coleman, Sandra Fitzgerald, Dorff Hogan, Barbara Bolfter, Faye Nicki, Betty Fergufon, joann Bryant, lllartha Procter, ,llolly Pedigo, juanita Belcher, Barbara Burger, Shirley Thompion, Phyllif Riley, Sharon Stark BACK Row: Betty Martin, Beverigg Lejell, Betty McBride, Shirley Wriglzt, jean jonef, Ola Miller, Loir Caldwell, Nancy Nicholr, rearna Ilartfel, joann Mrfilllifter, lllarietta Belcher, Peggy Brookr Junior Y-Teens OFFICERS JOAN TURNER .... ............ ...... P r efident ROBERT,X SILCOX .... . . . Vice Prefident Lois ANN ABSIIER ,... ..... S eeretary PAT HALE .... ,.,,., . . . Treafnrer PATRICIA MARTIN .... . . .Reporter BARS. ANNE NI. AKERS. . .. .Sponsor The Y-Teens are younger members of a World-Wide organizationf-the Y. W. C. A. The club helps the girls to become more poised and to developskills and leadership and common goals of worthiness. est 53 lie Fifty -Three 1

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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

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,, Q y . FRONT Row, LEFT TO TQIGHTZ Patricia lllartin, Loir Ann Abrhire, joan Turner, Flora jo York, Carolee Sileox, jackie Stovall, Wanda Wingfield, Norma Bragg, Becky Huddlerton SECOND Row: lllae Lee Overrtreet, janice llliller, Shirley Painter, Kathleen Toone, Muriel Overrtreet, Barbara Spradlin, Betty joner, Shelby Plunkett, Nancy Niclzolr, Connie Coffee THIRD ROW: Betty Pedigo, Barbara Bell, Rore Painter, Loretta Largen, Patricia Hale, Myrtle Garman, Wanda Dooley, Sylvia Shell, Barbara France, joan Brand, Nancy Hodge: FOURTH Row: .Mable lllorgan, june Sell, lllarie Sell, Nancy Ilarrir, Pat Giblin, Lenoria Burger, Claudia Spradlin, Betty Riley, jean Garman, Shirley Crafton FIFTH Row: Geraldine Wheeler, Dorothy Durham, Marlene joyce, Alice Huddlefton, joann Richardr, Ann Stanley, Faye Nicki, Sandra Blankenyhip, Shirley Grant, Edith Hart, Mary France: Wilton SIXTII Row: Martha St. Clair, Roma Floyd, Pat Covington, june Floyd, Beverly Lejfell, Anna Mae Hyden, Peggy Richardron, Betty Ridpath, jean jonef, jackie Barr, Duann Riggle, Peggy Brook: BACK Row: Mr. Triplett, Helen Karey, Roberta Silcox, Georgia Coleman, Virginia Seibel, joan Miller, Shirley Wood Booster Club OFFICERS CAROLEE SILCOX, . . ........... ....... P refident FLORA Jo YORK .... .... V ice Prerident JOAN TURNER .... ...... S eeretary JACKIE STOVALL .... . . .Reporter MR. TRIPLETT. . .... Sponfor The purpose of the Booster Club is to create more and better school spirit among the students and to give aid to the cheerleaders. The club is organized and the oralicers are elected early in the fall. The club has presented skits for special pep assemblies, before Home-Coming and the Fleming games, and several others. The annual pre-Home-Coming event, the bonlire, was sponsored by the Booster Club and the Cheerleaders. Some members of the club helped decorate the gym for the Home-Coming Dance and several participated in the radio broadcast to boost Home-Coming. The club has seventy members this year, all full of pep and Willing to share it. at si ir Black Swan