Broad Creek Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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First Row: Mrs. Cowand, Martha Frith, Mary Norwood, Louise Crawford, Betty Everton Second Row: Barhara Hood, -Iune Burch, Ann Leigh, Dolores Phillips, Gwendolyn Haynes, Neva Carawan, ,lean Roberts, Anna Dalton, Eva Hunt, Gloria Pullen, jean Hamilton, Betty ,lo Moore. Third Row: Sally C'healham, Barbara Parlin, Rachel Scars, Dorothy Kilgore, Lucille Smith, Mary Patterson, Virginia Goodin, Pauline Hillman, Belly Galloway, Bonnie Gardner, llolores Galloway, Louise Howerin, Sylvia Sawyer, Carolyn Weaxfer, Frances Smith, Elizabeth Hood Girlis Hi-Y The G,irl's Hi-Y Club has striven to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The group has also stressed the need of good sportsmanship, clean living, and clean speech in every day life. The Club extends its sincere gratitude to Mrs. Cowand, loyal and capable sponsor. MARTHA FRITII LOUISE CRAVVFORD President Secretary MARY NORWOOD BETTY EVERTON Vice P resid cnt Treasmfer

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Hi-Litas The Hi-Lites staff can settle back with a feeling of deep satisfaction as they look over the past year's work, for they have done their jobs well. This year, for the iirst time, we had a printed newspaper to replace the mimeographed paper of last year. Though this meant more and harder work it was well worth the effort. The staff owes much of its success to Mr. Michaels, sponsor. It was through his loyalty and hard work that the paper had the distinction of being one of the best in the county. Mary Norwood, editor-in-chief, deserves much credit for her willingness to work at any time for the good of the paper. Scaled-Betty Galloway, 'Feature Editor, Marian Edmonds, Fashion Editor, Lawson Hebb, Sports Editor, Dolores Galloway, Associate Editor, Mr. Michaels, Sponsor, Mary Norwood, Editor-in-Chief, Billie Belcher, Advertising, Business Circulation Manager, Mary Ann Rogers, Typst, Rachel Sears. Standing-Carolyn Wfeaver, Exchange Editor, Donald Goldmintz, Gibb Parker, Jane Brick- man, Copy Editor, Marion XN'ebb, Feature Editor, Bill English, Martha Scearceg Grace Sizemore, Bonnie Gardner, Make-up Editor, .lack Poovey, Tommy Jones, Kirby Lawton, Bill Burroughs, Pauline Hillman, columnist, llot Lineberry, Norma Ange, Assistant Business Manager, Robert Spangler, Dorothy Kilgore, Martha Wztllace, Tommy Bass, Assistant Circulation Manager

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oyis Hi-Y The Boy's Hi-Y Club has tried to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Club has held socials, dances, and beach parties. The members have visited churches of dilferent denominations throughout the county and city. This organization is trying to help rebuild the war wrecked Y's of foreign countries. Through the guidance of Mr. T. A. Morse of the Central Y and Mr. R. W. Murdock, faculty adviser, the members are advancing toward higher Christian character. JAMES KELLY President LAWSON HERB HASSELL PLASTER 5em f 5' Vice Prcsiciclzf GILBERT PARKER Treasurer JIM M Y WESTALL Chaplain 2 seas es e ,.,, .... ,., I Q Egg .., L -ini Kneeling: Herman Tavlor, Marion VVebb, Hassell Plaster, David Crawley, Irving Taylor, Louis Kilgore, Lowell Tucker, Lawson il-lebb, Kirby Lawton, Gilbert Parker, Marion Smith Standing: Mr. Murdock, Bill Smith, ,lack Pooivey, ,liminy NVestall, Kenneth Harlan, .lim Bray, lid Smith, ,lean Bray, ,lames Powers, NNhitl Copeland, 'lack Murphy Louis Crawford, ,liminy Kelley