Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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The Keyette Club is a new organization to B. H. S. Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club Inter- national, it was organized December, 1962, and became active February, 1963. Potential mem- bers write paragraphs showing their interest in the organization: these paragraphs are judged, and the writers of the best ones are selected as members. The Keyettes is a. school and com- munity service club. This year's projects in- clude pen pals, charity drives, and a magazine ., .1 f drive. The group also sponsored a hootenanny, I Fasfi 3 visited several churches, and cleaned the trophy 1' cases. Motto: Together we serve. ,gli vii 5 In X 1' ' Y., . . 'fu 'l OFFICERS: Ann Martin - Treasurer, Karen Holbrook - Se c re tary, Deedy Hill - Vice- President, Diana Wygal - President. Keyeltes 1 ROW 1: S. Hammes, A. R. Stuart, D. Hill, K. Holbrook, S. Sowers, L. McCue, D. Woods, M. Martin, S. Noble, C. Hughes. ROW 2: M. Amos, C. Bell, J. Johnson, S. Brown, D. Wygal, C. Bratton, C. Vick, B. Morris, K. Gawthrop, S. Goodwin, L.Weier. ROW 3: D. Post, D. Highes, J. Siko, C. Smith, N. St. Clair, C. Galbraith, M. Austin, UB. Goforth, S. Milchin, S. Martin, J. Harris, R. Studebaker. ROW 4: L. Wood, P. McClellan, E. Lazenby, G. Barnett, J. Simmerman. A. Higginbotham, D. Douglas, D. Watts, L. Ballard, A. King, P. Baldwin, C. Lilly, D. Burnley, J. Baker, F. Mace. 64

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The record made by the National Forensic Lea'- gue of Bluefield High School truly speaks for it- self. Organized in 1930, the National Forensic representsagreat tradition, added to each year, when Beaver students travel to state contests, district meets, and tournaments in West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The collection of trophies won by the NFL is a glitter- ing tribute to this organization and its talented members. LYYCK1 A ' . OFFICERS: D. Hill--First Vice-President J. Feuchtenberger--President, S. Milchin-- S e c ond Vice-President, J. Ratliff--Secre- tary-Treasurer. ational Forensic League ROW 1: J. Feuchtenbergerg J. JohnsongJ. Ratliffg C. Brattong Mrs. Dean, P. Baldwing D. Hill, R. Alley. ROW 2: J. Hontsg D. Farley, S. Milching L. Weierg J. Harrissg A. King. 63

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The Key Club is a service club for boys from the tenth, ele venth and twelfth grades in high school. Although the Key Club is similar to other school organizations, it differs in its sponsor- ship, its aims, and its programs. First, the Key Club is unique for it is spon- sored in co-operation with the school officials by the local Kiwanis Club, an association of leading business and professional men in the community. Secondly, the Key Club is unique for its goal of the development of initiative, leadership, and good citizenship. Lastly, the Key Club is unparalleled in its service program. Not only does the Key Club provide the school with many services which make it a more pleasant place for students and teachers alike, but it goes into the commimity as well to undertakevarious prljects for the bene- fit of the entire city. OFFICERS: Clay Ford - Treasurer, Kern Parker - Secretary, Ricky Karnes - Vice- President, Jerry Bovenizer - President. Key Club ROW 1: T. Linkous, R. Phelps, H. Underwood, D. Cromer, D. Akers, D. Belcher, M. Johnson, G. Fanning. ROW 2: B.Arney, N. Poole,J.Crews,J.Wright, J. Powel, H. Edmonds, D. Bell, B. Lambert. ROW 3: R. Chandler, L. Unroe, J. Jackson, S. Copeland, J. Bovenizer, R. Burton, K. Parker, S. Rogers, J. Gatherum, R. Longworth. ROW 4: R. guvaljlg L. Hartman, D. Stallings, R. Karnes, D. Copinger, C. Ford, R. Parsons, D. Frances, J. Hyams, B. Deitz, M. ie s. 65