James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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THE JAMES WOOD KEY CLUB WALDON KERNS Secretary 1 30 Pint Row, Left to Right: Charles Gossard, George Nixon, Ismet Nuri, Donald Henshaw, Gary Strickler, Mr. Funkhouser. Second Row: Kenneth Newbraugh, james Surnpton, Dennis Lee, Bill Sydnor, Waldon Ketns, Henry Brown. Third Row: Dickie Giles, John Carney, David Glover, Elwood Patterson, Tommy Watt, Bobby Brown. Not Shown: joseph Lee, Carl Straw, james Flowers, Gary Sibert, Allen Willey. 'ffwfisfyfwi I DAVID GLOVER President , f , ,y, ,' , -1 4QfQf'5,' f if 'WZQ V - -tf vipy' 42-,y 1 , ,.., f ,if . ff , 4, , , ' , i m f! ' ,e4wngif , - '. LQ , ff JAMES FLOWERS Tf6dJZtf6T DONALD HENSHAW Vice-Preyident

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RESNA VENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE 4- Left to Right. Fin! Row: Kay Jones, Jean Lowery, Linda DeHaven, Joyce Bobinson, Lorene Smith, Patsy Whetzel, Barbara Crosen, Bunny Braithwaite, Pat Ruby, Mary Clark, Sharon Cain, Donald Strosnider, Kenny Thrift, Buddy Hoover, Buddy Clay- comb, Gary Parks. Second Row: Bobby Carter, Kenneth Line- burg, Nancy Sandy, Norman Duncan, Linda Feitner, Louise Grapes, Betty Williams, Carol Lake, Myrna Smith, Ruth Headly, Sue McDonald, Sandra Wills, Doris Jones, Lewis McFarland, Harold Drummond. Third Row: Roger DeHaven, Charles Barr, Judy Abrell, Belva DeHaven, Judy Lupton, Jean DeHaven, Dor- 4-H Club othy Feltner, Mary Richards, Joan Pennington, Linda Lockhart, Enda O'Dell, Kenneth Marshall, Judy Whetzel. Fourth Row: Joe Hepner, Ronald Kerns, James McDonald, Tommy Yancy, Noble Unger, Joy Donald, Loretta Wilkins, Russell Faeley, Charles Edmonds, Gary Cain, James Smith, Benny Solomon. Fifth Row: Billy Cook, Marshall Snapp, Tommy Crabell, Lorraine Mogal, Joan Files, Lillian Carter, Shelia Coe, Urshala Bowen, Barbara Flight, Mary Alt, Dolores McDaniel, Charlotte Butter, Billy Reynolds, Billy Whitlock, Sixth Row: Marshall Shiley, Charles Brewer, Jimmy John Russell, Delores McDaniel, John Luttrell. Morto: To make the best Better As stated in the creed of the 4-H member, the club believes that training of the head, heart, hands, and health is essential in assuming responsibility for the development of our community, our state and our country. Some of the events which are looked forward to each year are: 4-H Achievement Day, the 4-H camp, and the State Short Course. The 4-H clubs also sponsored the annual Frederick County Fair at which the members exhibited their projects of the year. 129

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SPECIAL FEATURES X x f ,f ,, i ' f f. l V 1 My QD risvmwaf xl df MEN v X MISS DECEMBER Winchester Evening Star Calendar Girl Fay Perry is dressed just right for the party month of the year. The 17-year-old James Wood beauty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Perry of Rt. 3. She is a former Future Homemaker queen and is interested in sewing and a literary career. 131