Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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OFFICERS: N. St. Clair - Vice-President, D. Hughes - Treasurer, C. Smith - Historian, A. Martin - President, K. Gawthrop - Secretary. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America will educate the youth of tomorrow. Teachers are the builders of civilization. The future belongs to youth and is full of hope, opportunity, and promise for those who prepare themselves for it. Since the origin of the Bluefield High School Chapter in 1957, it has sought to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic to successful teaching. It has also pro- vided its members with information on vocational opportunities in education and the pre- paration Which leads to the development of a potential teacher. 43 Q g 'wi ' ' Q .E l I W ROW 1: Mrs. Carter, B. Atwell, C. Hughes, J. Spangler, S. Porter, S. Brown, C. Smith, S. Sowers, K. Holbrook, L. Nea1,S.Noble,K. Gawthrop,C.Verano, D. Woods, A. Stuart, L. McCue, R. Studebaker. ROW 2: D. Hughes, D. Wygal, M. Austin, C. Bell, N. St. Clair, B. Goforth, J. Haynes, B. Morris, M. Jordan, D. Burnley, S. Martin, D. Hill, C. Laws, A. Carter. ROW 3: L. Weier, B. Helton, D. Farley, P. Baldwin, S. Sarver, S. Paoliello, S. Milchin, B. Richardson, L. Byrd,J.Sanders, F. Mace, B. Bowen, J. Johnson. ROW 4: B. Fox, L. Wood, F. Nunnery, D. Morisette, A. Martin, E. Smith, N. Scholl, J . Simmerman, A. McC1ung, K. Mays, A. Higginbotham, G. McCurdy, E. Lazenby.

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ROW 1: P. McFarlandg N. Jarrellg J. Shortg M. McMea.nsg P. McCoyg M. Marting B. Lawrenceg S. Mitchemg P. Hillg Mr. Stone. ROW 2: C. Andersong E. Smithg D. Morrissetteg L. Cochrang D. Farleyg D. McGeeg B. Richardsong J. Bakerg B. Belcherg E. Thompsong J. Chryssikos. ROW 3: M. Aliffg J. Hensong R. Hawkesg C. Baldwing B. Huffordg B. Hittg S. Jewellg K. Maysg S. Megredyg B. Ford. Bible Club The Bible Club, a group of students who meet to study and examine the Christian life, try to make the principles found in the Bible practical for daily living. Their ac tiv i tie s include weekly meetings, devotionals each morning, and fall and spring retreats. The group is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Kenneth Stone, the Bible teacher. OFFICERS: Bill Hitt - Presidentg Paxton Hill - First Vice-Presidentg Nancy Jarrell - Promotion Chmn.g Sammie Mitchem - Second Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Anderson - Secre- tary-Treasurer, 69

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ROW 1: S. Gibsong R. Johnson, C. Morrison, J. Spangler, A. Genovesig P. McCoyg C. Lilly, J. Thacker, L. King. ROW 2: S. Maganng A. McGona.gleg M. Harrington, D. Johnson, J. Sikog K. Hughes, M. Willis, A. King, R. Dixon, T. Catron. ROW 3: C. Bailey, J. Bakerg J. Peters, F. McGona.g1eg L. Wood, A. Martin, J. Hyams, B. Bailey, D. Douglas, M. Duncan, M. aysg B. Bales. in Wfkl! ffoff 'W QW' ii in ti Q Ljfgf 5 qgvufxi If X- XI Y, N hx f I 'R Health Careers eff ggi? 'Lf M fm J A VNC! L' 55 1 3 AU fyyfl . OFFICERS: BACK ROW: A. Martin - Secretary- V' ,Z ' . 1,-J Treasu:-ergA.Carrigan-Historian. FRONT ROW: 4 E , C4111 6 M F, McGona.g1e - President, J. Siko - V1ce-Pres1- ,I , I A X f ,fl jf dent. CN fe' Zj,1,LV U I ,f U ' ff lf, ff k Oi A 6!ff0ff ,lf ge 0 UW ff ' fl A 7 X UA Qltfyy A ft The Health Careers Organization, formerly the Future Nurses of America, is made up of those students who wish to enter some field of medi- cine after graduation. Because these students are interested in becoming nurses, doctors, and technicians, they conduct such projects as a tour of the Mercer County Health Center. In addition to career studies, the organization participates in several community s e r v i c e projects. The group is sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary.