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

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i Charlotte Foui Eubank helper Brewbaker, janquet. MORAL AND SPIRITUAL . VALUES GOOD CITIZENSHIP A. - r ' 4 i;0V 7-13 EARNING i 9 £ POWER ' T ' AAnmu FAMILY LIFE personal FULF LLMENT ■i Brenda Fuller and Rachel Brewbaker viewed the finished bulletin board for American Educa tion week. The F.T.A. observed classes and teachers at Buchanan and Eagle Rock Elementary Schools. Here Carlos Dudley and Donna Brooks helped with children on the play ground.

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F.T.A. Promoted Future Teachers The members of the F.T.A. held a regular meeting with their president, Brenda Fuller presiding. The officers of the F.T.A. were as follows: Brenda Fuller, President; Janis Eubank, Vice President; Freda Lunsford, Secretary; Kay Craft, Librarian; Charlotte Fountain, Reporter; and Carlos Dudley, Treasurer; not pictured. The satisfaction of knowing that he advanced the education of the learner is the greatest com- pensation that a teacher receives. Miss Robertson, advisor of the Future Teachers of America Club, introduced club members to both the rewards and the problems of teaching. Through observing teachers at Eagle Rock and Buchanan Elementary Schools, they learned of the pleasure of being depended upon to answer a question, and the responsibility of not answering that question, but rather of encouraging the student to seek the answer for himself. The F.T.A. sponsor, Miss Robertson, discussed an article in a teacher ' s magazine with Donna Brooks. 88

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Roundtable Staff Presented FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Edwards, John Oliver, Darlene Coffey, Marlene Gross, Margaret Loope, Bonnie Hodges, Howard Johnston, Barbara Noel SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stanley Fringer, Laura Barker, Mark Falls, Melody Breeden, Sherryl Shifflet, Carolyn Runyon, Ronnie Anderson, Lucille All, Becky Thompson, Dennis Hiner, Sandra Markham, Darlene Milton The typists Laura Barker, Darlene Milton, Sandra Mark- ham, seniors for 1966, served well in their capacity as typists. John Oliver, the editor, and reporter Marlene Gross received the Roundtable before its distribution throughout the school. In printing human-interest ar- ticles and editorials as well as news reviews, the editors and staff of the Roundtable publish a journal that, as their title head- lines indicate, is by the student, for the student. The members of the Round- table Staff receive basic journal- istic training and their efficiency is evident in the honors bestowed upon them. The Roundtable Staff are members of the Virginia High School League, in which they won a trophy for having the best mimeographed school newspaper in Virginia for 1964-65, and the Southern Interscholastic Press As- sociation which gave them first place awards for the past five, years. 90