James River High School - Kanawhan Yearbook (Buchanan, VA)

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Science Club Chemistry is an exact science. Here, Linda Snead demonstrated this by weighing sodium chloride — common name, salt. The officers of the Science Club were Linda Riddle, president; Jane Alphin, vice-president; Sindy Bryant, secretary; Marlene Gross, treasurer; and Patricia Rycroft, reporter. The Science Club was formed to promote an interest in Science, one of the most important fields in today ' s world. The students work on advanced projects, from which they gain skills useful in later life. Through membership in this club, many have realized that science, the plaything of the past, is the prophet of the future. Miss Eubank demonstrated a scientific problem to several members of the Science Club.

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James River Lettermen Composed Coach Shotwell and Coach Baker— CENTER: LEFT TO RIGHT, Marvin White, Stanley Fringer, Ralph Mundy, Rhudy Camper, David Bowers, Sonny Martin, Ronnie Biggs, Monte Weade, Ricky Sink, Donnie Dwier, Bernie Hall, Punky Sexton, Leslie Hambrick, Rodney Trail, Lowman Thompson, Ray Sink, Roger Prease, Nick Kern, Harry Morrow, Larry Hambrick, Ronnie Anderson, James Conner, David Layman, Darnell Alphin, David Johnson, Danny Bryant, Glenn Stevens. To promote athletics is only one of the many purposes of the James River Varsity Club. School spirit, fair play, and sports- manship in all of its many phases are the main objectives of the club. Led by their sponsors, Coach Baker and Coach Shot- well, the boys surge ahead in their love for sports. Shiny new pins were received by the 30 members for the first time this year. The varsity club sponsored two bas- ketball games, one between the alumni and the varsity team and one between the J.V. team and the varsity club to raise money for the new varsity club jackets. i 118 Coach Baker and Coach Shotwell looked on as the varsity club meeting began.