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

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Offirers - Franz la Back: Sterling Shockey, Serrelaryf Stephen Starlipet, Cbuplaing Carl Straw, Hi,r1orirm.' David Russell, Vire- Prc'.tidenf,' William Orndorff, I'reJin'euf: Thomas Sullivan, Treanlrvr. 6 6144 Hl-Y The Hi-Y is composed of boys who are inter- ested in promoting a Christian atmosphere in our school and the surrounding area. On various oc- casions they collaborate with the Tri-Hi-Y. In the spring the club participates in the General Assembly at Richmond, The club elects house members, a senator, and a page, This pro- gram is conducted similarly to that of the House of Congress in Virginia. The chief aim of the Tri-Hi-Y is to promote a better Christian outlook. . 5 1 1, r use a 4 H Klwvlirlg, Left to Right: Ronnie McDonald, David Russell, Stephen Starliper, Thomas Sullivan, Donald Brown, Bob Connelly, Edward Fishrzl. Slulnfizlgf Mr. York, Sponror: Howard Clem. Charles Gossard, William Orndorff, George Nixon, Henry Brown, Gary Strickler, Carl Straw, John Venskoslte, Robert Brown.

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TBI-HI-Y Ron' One, Lrll lo Rigbl: jean Xlllootls, Anita Ltcy, Bonita Srarliper, Marjorie Shcerz, Kay Muse, Nargxare Loy Georgianna Zirk, Barbara XVnore, Carolyn Davis, XVantla Connie McDonald, Charlotte Schuller, Ellen Fisl r. Ron Barney, Priscilla Lee, Kaye Colfelt, Anita Bame, Evelyn ITi1'p.- Mrs, Wlonre, Cu-Spmunr.- Dorothy Trip -tr, Deb- McCray. Rau- Trio: Nancy Brill, Ellen Shull, Fay Arlams. nrah XVartl, Rurh Ann Ports, Martha Ritlines. 'Isla Erma Fox, Geraltline Basore, Kitty Hackman. Barbara Brurnhntck, Carolyn Rowe, Bcvc-rlypStickley, lyliss Cather Kremer, janet Lacy, Sue Barnsley. Ron' Tlmw: ,loan Cu-Sponsor. Nat Prelenl: Shirleyffrtmserx, Joanne Glover Larrick. Mary Barnsley, joan Lowsturer, janet Duncan, Sandy Hunt, Abby Miller,.fParty Newlin,'Anne 0'I.eary Barbara Clevenger, Barbara Kerns. Yliremlaxllcishmztn, N Ruth Pguiq, Mary jo R0 QB, Gay An Hatton. Lorraine Bontl, Peggy Dinges. Rvrr- Four: Ruth Lee Klinef ' l it fro. XX e ' ' x -mon. i p3 At Alames Qiwotn girlsjim good tiliar ' believe iriaaritlf. 1ctigA,,Ql'Trrstian it -gl! wig togeth- erj? tlacgjjilfri-Ph-Bl t0'e-xtcntl he! ideals th nupliorrt thi ffgaji ol and r is iiriirntftlihy. The Tri' i- ' 's a jlirzkh of the Yoirn Xvurnenks CIliri5tirtr1llj1Assrwuia- V. i if C ' 'f The purqose of the Tri-f ' Gilto creare, main- yftain ggntl extend tlypbqlitvtrt the home school and Eornmuniry Iwxfstantiartls lor Christian charaeter through clcah' speeyh, clean sportsmanship, and clean ivingfnv' ,' , t 7' his ymrfthe Northern District Conft-genfe w.s held aflrjahwes NYQOJQF r rtgriilqir if thg H--,Mini jc s vnu tlu ation tlnnn' L ltrneh Lrrtx I. .I f I 'F -HLQ0 t,6-operate ' tolfrlia ts? sirtkfis Oth 'rl .ro ingrit nursing homes and hosprtalsg and Thanks giving? Christmas, and litster LlCYOiiUl LQ,i6 school. The Tri-Hi-Y with the Hi-Y have these and many other projects to fulfil their purpose of striving to- ward high standards of Christian living. 156 'ltr' 5.4 Rorr- One, Lefl lu Riglrl: janet Lacy, Treawrcr: Ellen Shull, l'm'liamcr1larian: .lean Wlootls, l're.rifleul.' Miss Cather, Ca-Slmrrmr. Rnrr' Tim: Ellen Fisher, Song Imirrfvr: Mrs, XVoote, Cn-Sponsor: Sue Barnsley. Rcporler: Mary Barnsley, Vive-IH-exillenl: Deborah XVartl, Ili.rmriun,' Carolyn Rowe, Serrefary. Noi I're.re1rl.' Shirley Crosen, Pirnrirlp Gay Ann Patron, Chaplain.

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DISTRIBUTIVE kong One on Slept: Lell to Right: Bill Kerns, Sue Mason, Ann Chapin. Row Two: Phyllis Wilson, Ruth Petrie. Rau' Three: Shirley Braithwaite, Bettie Hott, Flom Carlson, Charles Neff Row One an Ledge! Don Dean, Ronnie Hodgson, Phil Wingfieltl, Dave Fugle. Rmi' '1'ufa: Shirley Moulden, Nancy Boyer, Patsy Willianms. This year marks Mr. Bidd1e's second year as Distributive Education Co-ordinator, During the past two years, with his guidance the DE program has expanded greatly, and this year is the first time for the sponsor development plan where the students' sponsors meet together several times during the year to discuss their progress, de- velop new ways of helping the students on the job, and also help the co-ordinator by giving him ideas to use in the classroom. 158 MQ.. l :MES wa BXDQX'