Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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I SR. Y-TEENS: ROW 1: S. Porterg D. Hendrickg C. Bellg B. Heltong K. Holbrookg S. Browng S. Sowersg K. Gawthropg S. Roseg J. Duncang S. Goodwing S. Hale. ROW 2: D. Hillg S. Frenchg M. Austing J. Sikog B. Goforthg C. Smithg D. Hughesg D. Wygalg B. Morrisg J. Spanglerg B. Shumakerg T. Fenderg J. Showg L. Weier. ROW 3: M. Duncang C. Kestingsg J. Sandersg N. St. Clairg L. Ballardg S. Paoliollog S. Milching J. Johnsong M. Maysg J. Houchins. ROW 4: J. Hontsg B. Boweng D. Postg P. Bauguessg K. Humesg M. Crockettg C. Poeg A. Higginbothamg G. McCurdyg A. Marting F. Maceg C. Burgoyne. Y- Teens Y-TEEN STANDING OFFICERS: ROW 1: Beve rly Goforth - SecondVice-Presidentg Ann Martin - Secre- taryg Susan Sowers - First Vice-President. ROW 2: Carolyn Bratton - Publicity Chmn.g Sharon Milchin - Presidentg Carole Smith - Treasurer. 72 Membership in the Y-Teens a World-wide, inter-racial, inter-denominational organization, is open to any high school girl. Assisting others and understanding themselves are the goals of all Y-Teens. Through purposeful co-operation, these girls, who are recognized as members of the Young Women's Christian Association, are. building a fellowship devoted to the formation of high ideals of personal and social living.

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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.

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Y' ' 5 ' V 5 ,3:' ffl X' ' TW Y 4 1 I l V I :ar is 5 I I 1 , , S5 V l , W.. P I I 1 I s I 1 i I W1 Jr. Y-Teens: ROW 1: S. Magann: C. Morrison: L. Neal: B. Crane: L. King: S. Gibson: M. Woods: L. Effron: A. Stuart: R. Studebaker: L. Frye. ROW 2: S. Hammes: N. Holbrook: S. Mitchem: D. Farley: S. Sarver: N. Campbell: B. O'Del1: C. Verano: M. Jordon: J. Harriss: C. Hughes: L. McCue. ROW 3: C. Shaw: S. White: G. Barnett: J. Peters: D. Morrisette: A. King: B. Fox: A. McC1ung: P. Baldwin: C. Bratton: K. Hughes: V. Myles: K. Mays. ROW 4: D. Webb: P. McClellan: E. Smith: F. Nunnery: C. Short: J. Simmerman: S. Edgington: N. Scholl: B. Bailey: S. Harrison: M. O'Too1e: E. Lazenby: D. Douglas. Sophomore Y-Teens: ROW 1: P. Walls: P. McFar1in: C. Vick: B. Walker: S. Noble: D. Whitly: L. Bodell: P. McCoy: B. Kester:C. Nelson: R. Johnson: S. Rutherford: B. Atwellg P. Burke. ROW 2: R. Cannady: S. Brooks: S. Fitzgerald: M. Goodwin: C. Lilly: K. Douglas: D. McGee: M. Martin: W. Tyree: M. McMeans: B. Miller: T. Catron: S. Ewing: A. Carter: B. Mamone. ROW 3: M. Aliff: S. Bowman: C. Carbaugh: M. Harrington: R. Dixon: S. Portis: C. Wayland: J. Baker: P. Davidson: D. Fralick: C. Laws: L. Byrd: L. Lyons: A. McGonagle: C. Bailey: B. Richardson: J. Thacker. ROW 4: A. Godwin: J. Byard: B. Bales: M. Willis: S. Foster: M. Coles: K. Mays: C. Bailey: J. Chryssikos: B. Poe: B. Ford: J. Gilliam: L. Carter: B. Evans: P. Smith: D. Helton.