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

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A pure democracy in ancient Greece, the United States, or a school the size of James River, would be impractical. Aware of this, the fifty S.C.A. represent- atives tried to represent the students, faculty, and administration to the best of their ability. Many projects such as a $100 scholarship, a float in the Christmas parade and clean-up day were sponsored by the S.C.A. With the artistic talents available, the school emblem was designed. These projects were carried out by money raised at con- cession stands during the sports events. Because of their hard work, the S.C.A. received an achievement award for the seventh consecutive year. All of the knowledge gained throughout the year provided an excellent background to the democratic way of Amer- ican life. LEFT: Jane Alphin, vice president, planned the programs and assemblies for the student body. BELOW: Neat and correct records were kept by Jessie Lu Stull, the S.C.A. secretary. BELOW: Rhudy Camper, a Junior representative attended the regular meetings for his homeroom. 85

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Student Council Represented the Student The S.C.A. members meet at regular meetings once a month to discuss the many problems of the student body. In the meeting pictured above, Nicky Kern proposes a motion in one of the regular meetings. Bobby Edwards, S.C.A. President, presided over the regular Mrs. Marshall, the S.C.A. sponsor, gave guidance to the S.C.A. members throughout the year, meetings. 84

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Library Staff The desk was a busy place in the library. Patsy Teaford and Phoebe Bosserman used the card catalog. ide idy 3 re or- ca- of lys he •g- ta- he Linda Kidd and Christena Conner worked in Mrs. Deese ' s office. Bulletin boards were important in the library. 86