Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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Library Assistants ROW 1: A. R. Stuart, S. Hammes, D. Hughes, D. Hill, J. Ratliff, M. Austin, C. Galbraith, C. Bell. ROW 2: S. Sowers J Houchins, N. St. Clair, S. Hopkins, K. Humes, D. Watts, B. Fox, M. Mays. The Library Assistants Club is a new organization at Bluefield High School this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Foglesong, its main purpose is to teach interested people the proper use of the library. With the help of Mrs. Foglesong, the group works to promote aliterary interest in all pupils and, at the same time, take care of the running of the library. It is hoped that all students will take an active interest in the library and its many functions. Stage Crew Tommy Cooper, Russell Taylor, and Jerry Thompson. The Stage Crew is an organization of several boys who voluntarily wish to help with lights, sound, props, costumes, make-up, maintenance of the stage, equipment, and the audi- torium. Until the past few years, the Stage Crew was under the direction of Miss Ruth Bartlett. However, Mr. Arrington and Mr. Stuart White now supervise it. Boys who are interested apply and are chosen by the head of the crew with Mr. Arrington's approval. Many hours are spent on each show both during and after school. Some of the shows that the Stage Crew work with annually are the Community Concerts, One Act Plays, Senior Class Play, Graduation, Baccalaureate, and the Mercer County Beauty Pageant. ' -

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P. Baldwin and L. Weier hunt for theme record. S. Milchin and A. King start the program . WI' The Beaver Bulletin 515 J. Feuchtenberger, in the middle of programing, is helped by R. Studebaker, D. Farley, and C. Bratton.

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Sports What sound is more exciting than that of a crowd cheering its team to victory? What sight is more inspiring than a football field alive with players or a gym filled to capacity? ff What feeling is more exhilarating than that sense of satisfaction after awell-played game? Indeed, these are the sights, sounds, and emotions of the world of sports, and a colorful world it is! Inbthe following section are shown those Beavers who have distinguished themselves as sportsmen--by their participation in sports of all kinds and by their de- dication to the principles of fairness, integrity, and perseverance--both in and out of the game .