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

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Firft R0111' Mr. Bayles, Sfmzzmr. Second Roux Left in Right: Richard Winterstine, Scrapbook: Donald Stron- snider, Vice-Preridenz. Third Roux' Edward Shiley, Trem- urerp jim Hockman, Prerident. Fourfh Roux' Charles Pat- teson, ClJaplai11,' Jeff Williams, Secretary. HI-Y CLUB The james Wood Hi-Y Chapter was reorganized again this year. lt is the religious organization at james XX'ood for boys in grades eight through twelve. The Hi-Y endeavors to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian liv- ing. All members must strive to maintain the objectives of the club and to attend church regularly. Throughout the year the Hi-Y occasionally sponsors Wednesday morning chapel and the blessing at lunch. The club also spon- sored a sale of book covers. nn sm-MQ Fiflf Roux Left In Right: David Larrick, Gary Lee, Roy Hock- snider, Mr. Bayles, Sfwnmr. Third Row: Edward Shiley, jim W man, George Goode, John Marker, James Ferrell. Second Roux' Hockman, Charles Patteson, William Butler, jeff Williams. J Ihilip Haines, jesse Riggleman, Samuel Russell, Donald Stron- l 161 l

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1 ROMAN CULTURE IS RELIVED Earl Profitt and Mike Perry demonstrate true Maps of Rome, shields, swords, and such are Roman combat techniques. part of these Latin student's projects. Each year students taking Latin find knowledge not only of the language but also of the customs. They discover new and interest- ing things about the slaves, war and combat, eating habits and such. In this way the ancient Roman's cities, their life and their customs are brought closer to the hearts of our students. 1' 4 y L 160 When the masters call the slaves must come! ...uma - Wliti said Lincoln freed the slaves? M

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MU ALPHA THETA The Mu Alpha Theta Club is a local chapter of the National High School and junior College Mathematics Club. The members are students who take a college preparatory mathematics course and who maintain a B average in the course. Although this is only the second year of the Mu Alpha Theta Club, the membership is growing continuously, The purpose of the club is the pro- OFFICERS: Danny Stotler, Vice-Pre.rir1en1,' Philip Lafollcrfvv Prerideutq Larry Hockman, Secretary Mrs. Woore, Sjzmaror, Mrs. Wtxrre is giving math instruction to one of her students, Mickey Artrip. motion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understand- ing of mathematics among high school students. At the regular monthly meetings the members learn different facts about mathematics and guest speakers explain how mathematical concepts are used in everyday life as in banking and accounting. Firrt Row, I.efz In Right: Mrs. Wfoore, Spmzrorq Elizabeth Philip Lafollette. Third Row: Mickey Artrip, Edward Rose, Susie Clemons, Carol Luttrell, Nancy Carpet. Second Shiley, Chuck Duvall, Arthur Rowe, Garry Sale, John Row: Larry I-Iockman, james Mcllwee, Richard Edwards, Prosser, Danny Stotler. Louis Eye, Douglas Martin, Larry Gregory, Eugene Lee,