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

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ASSOCIATIO OFFICERS OF S.C.A. Firrt Row, Left to Right' Shirley Brown, Student Co- Mrs. Hoagland, Sponsor, Cathy Woolf, Parliumentarian, ortiinatorg Ronnie Kerns, Treafurerj Larry Hockman, Pfert- Carol Owings, Project Committeeg John Prosser, Legixlattre deutj Chuck Duvall, Vice-Prertdezztg Sharon Cather, Secre- Chairman, Jim Hockrnan, Special Events Chairman, Barbara tary, Bob Carter, Honor Council Chairman. Second Rona' Kerns, Poster Committee, Mr. Rogers, Spomor. MONITOR COMMISSION Firrt Roux Left to Right: Ann Woore, Brenda Ramsburgh, liams. Third Row: Barbara Ash, Arthur Rowe, Wanda Mary Miller, Joyce Nellis, Mary Powell, Doris Campbell, Barney, Carol Largenr. Fourth Row: Robert Carpenter, Earl Dixie Branner. Second Roux' Katherine Kurstedt, Carol Rinker. Ballinger, Judy Feth, Joyce Muse, Nancy Carper, Jeff Wil- HONOR COURT Mr. Rogers, Spomory Jerry Parker, Tommy Sullivan, Bob Carter, Robert Williams, Janice Kerns, Mrs. Hoagland, Spomor.

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STUDE T CO-OPER TI E Fivirt Row, Left to Right: Larry Hockman, Charles Duvall, Sharon Cather, Ronnie Kern, Robert Carter, Shirley Brown, Kathy Woolf. Second Row: Delmar Jenkins, Jim Hockman, Barbara Kerns, Tommy Sullivan, Robert Williams, Gerald Parker, Janice Kern, Carol Owings. Third Row: Susan Brumback, Cheryl DeHaven, Lena Snapp, Charles Adams, Roger Adams, Susie Clemons, Philip LaFollett, John Prosser. Fourth Row: Helen Lamp, Joyce Brannon, Kay Kipps, Geraldine Basore, Rebecca Kitchen, Karen Russell, Linda Brumback, Carol Day. Fifth Row: Linda Long, Brenda Rams- burgh, Dixie Brannon, Judy Hewitt, John Owings, George Glaize, Libby Rose, Gary Henshaw. Sixth Row: Carol Ballinger, Katherine Kurstedt, Ann Woore, Judy Phelps, Wanda Barney, Joyce Muse, Doris Campbell, Joyce Nellis, Mary Miller. Seventh Row: Mr. Rogers, Sf707Z.f01',' Mr. Hoagland, Spomorg Arthur Rowe, Robert Carpenter, Earl Rinker, Jeff Williams, Barbara Ash, Carolyn Largent, Nancy Carpet. The Student Co-operative Association, since it includes every student at James Wood, is chiefly a service organization, and strives for better cooperation between stu- dents and faculty. This past year the SCA successfully planned and carried out several worthwhile projects: the used-book store, the three get-acquainted parties, and the football concession stand. A new constitution was written and adopted, and under- took a big problem: to raise enough money to build a new concession stand and erect a section of concrete bleachers. With the help of all the students, these projects were completed. The outstanding event of the SCA year was the assembly in February with the eminent Civil War historian and author of the Major Mosby Tales, Mr. Virgil Car- rington Jones, as the speaker. 136

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S.C.A. PRESENTS - Parents enjoy the hot coffee and donuts served in the school cafeteria during Parents Night. One of the most active clubs at school, the S.C.A., sponsored such events this year as their gala Christmas Dance held in the school gym and a Parents' Night. All parents were invited to at- tend this special night at which time the teachers spoke with each one and answered questions concerning their childrenls prog- ress, attendance, etc. We feel that this has helped the teachers and students to obtain a deeper and better understanding of each other. As our faculty explain their techniques of teaching, the parents listen attentively Christmas spirits were gay and full of fun as the S.C.A.'s dance added a bit of sparkle to the holiday season.