Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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'N ROW 1: Sharon Johnston, Supt. of Street Dept. 5 Joyce Johnson, Recreation Director, Faith Mace, Librarian. ROW 2: Hans Naumann, Director of Urban Renewal, Larry Hartman, Parking Bldg. Manager, Drew Leckie, Supt. of Sanitary Boardg Dutch Cromer, Building Inspector. Soon the corridors were covered with campaign slogans, and the enthusiasm mounted with each new poster. On Friday, the votes were cast in homeroom. Mrs. Moore and her group struggled with the count until 2:00 P. M. Moments before the-results were to be announced, the announcement was made that vocational boys had failed to vote. A rush to the office and some over-time counting yielded the results. By happiest coincidence, the anti-litterbug campaign concluded simultaneously with the election. Government ROW 1: Vic Kelsey, Fireman, Martha Crockett, Susan Sowers, Ann Martin, Carole Smith, Beverly Goforth, Crossing Guards, Don Akers, Policeman. ROW 2: Chip Lavender, Policeman, Steve Copeland, Fireman, Mallie Giampocaro, David Francis, Policemeng Carl Ratcliffe, Tom Cooper, Eddie Jarrett, Firemen. Missing: John Oakes, Policeman.

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W J il J is by ' i, i X Ns - :ha ,Wiz +fcs.,5,, y X BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jerry Jacksong Lucy Weierg Jim McNee1y, Mayor, Sharon Milching Clay Ford. Election of student government day officials evoked a World of solicitation, campaigning, and suspense. The petitioning began slowly and gained momentum through the publicity attained by simply asking for signatures on petitions. Suddenly, almost surreptitiously, near a Water fountain the c o r r i do r , a campaign poster appeared: the champion cotton-pickers proclaimed the una- nimity of his union's support of Milchin. Footsteps appeared on the stairwells--on the walls! Paper toes pointed the Way to better government, and babbling babies born of magazine ads bubbled the merits of hopeful candidates. Student ROW 1: Jerry Crews, Fire Chiefg Sheri Hale, Clerkg Deedy Hill, Treasurer, Kern Parker, City Manager. ROW 2: Bud Lambert, Chief of Police, Jim Hyams, Engineerg Jerry Bovenizer, Police Judge, John Feuchtenberger, Attorney. '

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'F 7-rt: gi ,,-!2T9'1' TOP TEN SENIORS: ROW 1: Martha Crockett: Faith Mace. ROW 2: Kern Parker: Jennie Ratliff. ROW 3: Lucy Weier. ROW 4: Maryann Austing Sharon Johnston. ROW 5: Kay Humesg Deedy Hill. ROW 6: Diane Hughes. Pictured above are those seniors who hold the top ten positions of scholastic achievement in their class. This rank is determined by the aver- age of their grades for the three years of their high school attendance. At the right is pictured Homemaker of T o m o r r ow for Bluefield High School. To attain this honor, she and many other girls took an examination of general homemaking ability and attitude. Her paper has been entered in the state contest. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW 1 16 Debbie Watts Debbie Watts, who was c h o s en Betty Crocker ,