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

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Kneeling: Elizabeth Hunt, Norma Corbett, Jeanne Terry, Pauline Hillman, Judy Taylor, Bobby june Blevin, Mildred NA'illiford, and Dorothy VVarcl Second Row: Ann Harrison, Lou Ellen X'Varrcn, Grace Clark, Jean Tew, Betty Hobson, Lois Phillips, Elaine Burroughs, Norma jones, Peggy Seawell, Dorothy Belvin Third Row: Paul Fletcher, Genetta Hambrick, Edith johnson, Mary Ann Patterson, Lucille Smith, Earline Chalk, Ada Byrd, -lane Monroe, Miss VVatson, ,loan Middlebrooke, Norma Ange, Martha Scearce, Irene Williams, Faye Lowery, Dorothy Lowery, Maurice VVebb Glee Club Organized in 1943, the Glee Club has made much progress in the past four years. This year they have studied a variety of music, under the direction of Miss Watson. The Club is divided into two parts, the junior choir, consisting of thirty-three members, and the senior choir with seventeen members. They are combined when a program is presented, but sing their own selections of music. The first per- formance was given for the P.T.A. in the fall. Combined with the Dramatic Club and the Band, the club gave a Christmas program which was well received. Everyone is looking forward to the annual district festival which will be given in March. We hope to participate and, perhaps, if we are lucky, come home victorious. Together with the Band in the late spring the Club plans to give a concert.

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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

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Future OIIICIIIEL CFS Of AH16fiC3 -a Future Homemakers of America was organized in November of '46. Meet- ings are held twice a month. As a club, it is new this year. Plans have been made to entertain the faculty, parents, and membersg to improve the Home llc. Cottage during the spring months, and to try to set an example for next year's Home Ee. students. Gnly members of the Home Ee. classes are eligible for membership. FRANCES BYRD MARGARET SVVINDELL P resid en 1' Treasurer EVA HUNT NANCY RELTON , Vice President' Historian MADGE BALL PEGGY SIIAWELL Secretary Reporler First Row: Aleene Ange, Elizabeth Hood, Carolyn NN'caver, Elsie Pernell, Alice Howard, Betty McKown, .lean Hamilton, Juanita King, Lorraine Sullivan Second Row: Betty Goodin, Marian Hawkins, Naomi Hawkins, Edna Harris, Barbara Powell, Helen Wilkie, Betty jo Moore, Eva Hunt, Louise Howerin. Third Row: Neva Carawan, Norma Ange, Ann Leigh, Mary Lou Akers, Marie Burnette, Norma jones, Nancy Belton, Dot Belvin, Martha Scearcc, ,loan Mfiddlebrook, Frances Byrd, Mrs. Rooks, sponsor