Botetourt High School - Post Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

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Sam He ' dly,Senior; Cera Heinig, Senior ; Edward Fanning, Sophomore) Leonora Kimberly, Junior; Mrs. H. C. Page, Sponsor; Hilda Robbins, Presiding Officer; William Johnson, Junior ; Barbara Sterling, Sophomore; Lillie Mae Walker, Freshman; David Teagle, Freshman. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Two representatives, a boy and a girl, lrom each class, make up the Represen¬ tative Body. The vice-president of the Legislative Body presides over the meeting of the Representatives. Mrs. H. C. Page has been the sponsor of this organization since its beginning in 1944-45. I he Representative Body is very important since all activities that each class wishes to accomplish have to be taken to the Represen¬ tative Body by the representatives from each class. These activities are then taken to the Legislative Body and approved. The two main projects of the Represen¬ tative Body for this year were the clean-up job around the high school and the framing of the class roll and officers. ■

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TO THE CONFERENCE ROOM Frankie Phillips, Jean Hogge, Richard Baumbach, Hilda Robbins, Vice-President ; Todd DuVal, President ; Dorothy Davis, Harty Gwyn, Treasurer; Mr. H. C. Page, Sponsor; Mildred Moore, Secretary. LEGISLATIVE BODY In the spring of 1947, Todd DuVal was elected president of the Student 1 odv r Organization for the third year of its existence. To assist him Hilda Robbins was elected vice-president; Harty Gwyn, treasurer; Mildred Moore, secretary. All class presidents work with the Student Body officers forming the Legislative Body which governs the school activities. Mr. H. C. Page is the sponsor of this group. The Legislative Body approves or vetoes the activities which the classes wish to sponsor. During this year the Legislative Body formulated the school’s first constitution setting forth the method to be used in electing officers, the duties of each, and the purpose and functions of this group.

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vf-n ed l Pha Officers: Loray Callis, Vice-President; Mildred Moore, President; Betty Mac Miller, Secretary; Kappa Officers: Racheal Booker, Secretary; Elizabeth Corr, President; Roland Miller, Vice-president. Standing s Sponsors— Mrs. A. C. Wiatt, Mrs. Cecil Fary, Mrs. T. B. Treakle, Mrs. H. C. Page LITERARY SOCIETIES I lanning the Literary programs is the work of the officers who meet monthh with their sponsors to outline the program of work. All students are members of either the Alpha or Kappa Literary Society. Mildred Moore, president; Loray Callis, vice-president; and Betty Mae Miller, secretary; are the officers of the Alpha Society with Mrs. Cecil Fary and Mrs! A. C. Wiatt, sponsors. I he officers of the Kappa society are Elizabeth Corr, president; Roland Miller, vice-president; Racheal Booker, secretary; and Mrs. H. C. Page and Mrs. T. B. 1 reakle are sponsors. Outstanding woik is done in debating, one-act plays, reading, creative writing, and spelling. Students represent Botetourt in these activities competing with other schools in the Virginia High School Literary League.