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

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OUR FUTURE GIRLS IN WHITE - - l fi' X. in in Q E Nancy Carper. President of the Future Nurses Club, places a new poster on the clinic bulletin boartl. grooming h1bits Kay Kipps explains the clubs money making project, T L C, to Lucy Painter. Miss Judy Young introduces the girls to new and better Our future girls in white become members of the Nurses Club to develop interest :incl opportunity in this important profession. This year they have sponsored such programs as ll tea and pinning, n good-grooming assembly and the selling of T L C. ' . is-f ., ,. L Q

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FUTURE URSES CLUB Sr Mrs. Zuckerman, and Miss Painter Spomm,-V Kay Kipps, Reporter: Nancy Carper, I're.tidenl,' Barbara Clevenger, Vice Preridezzlx Sandra Baggerly, Hinoriml. The main purpose of the Future Nurses' Club is to stimulate interest in nursing or other medical fields and to acquaint the students with the requirements they must meet for entry into their chosen field of work. At their meetings they had guest speakers from the various fields of medicine, and saw motion pictures on nursing recruitment, physical therapy and rehabilita- tion. To be eligible for membership in the club, the student must be a junior or senior and maintain at least a C average. The members participate in the Health program of the county, the Pre-school clinic, the Dental clinic and in the school clinic at james Wood. 4? nf Firsi Roux Lef! to Rigbls Miss Painter, Sponmrg Mrs. Zuckerman, Spozzsorg Sandra Baggerly, Peggy Dinges, Susie Clemons, Katherine Kerns, Marita Connelly, Carol Coffman. Second I?ou'.' Nancy Carpet, Barbara Ash, Barbara Clevenger, Wantla Barney, Phyliss Painter, Kay Kipps, Florence Barr, Patricia Harworth. 166 'P i

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TRI-HI-Y Rau' One. Left tv Righzx Miss Cather, Sponrorg S. Hausenfluck B. DeHaven, D. Campbell, P. Lee, C. Godlove, P. Lee, C. Lake S. Brown, S. Davis, D. Story. Row Tivo: L. White, P. Brown, S. Rogers, F. Adams, J. Muse, C. Dellinger, C. Large-nt, P. Dinges, J. McKinney, R. McDonald. Rnw Three: L. Spitler, J. Ailes, M. Ridings, C. Coffman, L. Wilkins, G. Basore, K. Kurstedt, R. Hockman, B. Shackleford. Rnu' Four: W. Barney, M. Ridings, B. Heishman, K. Kipps, N. Larrick, B. Hammack, R. Holiday, A. Shiley. Ron' Fzre: B. Clevenger, S. Nesselrodt, D. jenkins, C. Richards, C. Woolf, R. Kitchen. qu. Our Tri-Hi-Y Club was composed this year of forty-seven members, who strived to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The club has been very active in the spiritual life of the school. It has been responsible for the Thought for the Week, grace at lunch, and Chapel on Wednesdays, and also sends representatives to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Our sponsor this year, Miss Cather, has given us wonderful guidance, and for this we are greatly indebted. Rou' One. Left lo Righl: K. Kipps, urer. Row Three: C. Woolf, Soug- Preridenl: Miss Cather, Sjmnmr. Row leaa'er,' G. Basore, Chaplaing F. Adams, 168 Two: NW. Barney, Vice-President: J. Reporlerg A. Shiley, Pirmiri. Muse, Secretary. -I. McKinney, Trear