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William Barry Reynolds “Barry” Janice Marie Reynolds “Janice” Kenneth Ray Reynolds “Kenny” Patricia Ann Reynolds “Trisha” Jean Marie Robbins “Jeanie” Steven Francis Searcy “Steve” y declares Jeannie Grau, as she leads the Helen Phillips Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. She has been a member of the Club for three years and served as secretary in her Junior year. As president of the club, she conducts the meetings, and arranges for programs, projects, and activities to be carried out. “Three cheers for education,’ Janet Mays, enjoying all kinds of athletic activities, is the “high-aiming’’ leader of the girls in the Monogram Club. She played basketball for four years, was a football cheerleader for three years, and was chosen ‘Most Improved Guard” last year by the Monogram Club. a,
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Carol Ann Movtimer “Garolm Carolyn Rebecca Moss “Carolyn” Martha Jane Newman “Jane” Jerdon Cecil Pe ters “Jerry” Ivin Russell Philpott, Jr. “yin” Nancy Jean Price “Nancy” Julie Anne Poe “Julie” Shirley Ann Preas “Shirley” Hugh Lindsay Reavis “Lindsay” Seniors Trail Down “Route 66” Lindsay Reavis here explains the new Hi-Y handbook to the members of his club. This was the second year Lindsay served as President of the Michael Oliver Carr Hi-Y; in previous years, he was treasurer and vice-president of the group. A member of the Hi-Y since the eighth grade, he attended four district conferences, served as president of the Central Virginia District Hi-Y conference for 1964-1965, and spoke at the State Hi-Y Council in Richmond on September 25, 1965.
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t Edward Wayne Shelton “Wayne” Phillip Jerry Short “Phillip” Richard Jefferson Singleton, Jr. a Dickas Ruth Lyndell Skeen “Lyndell’’ Donnie Wakely Smith “Donnie” George Lewis Smith, Jr. “Smitty” With boldness, fortitude, and high hopes, Billy Trogdon accepted the job as editor of the Colonel. Still retaining his enthusiasm and interest as editor, Billy stated, “Working on the Colonel was a very enticing job with the relationship of your co-workers and the satisfaction of a job completed.” Amy Blanchar
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