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

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.SDK s First Row: Franklin Lea, Ernestine Wfright, Mary Anne Holloway, Patsy Edwards, Jane ' Elliot, Lynwood Dale. Second Row: jimmy Richard, Chester Kaufmann, Carol Edwards, Carolyn Bowman, Connie Hedley, Carolyn Carr, Joyce Louis, Jimmy Bredlove, Thelma Tatem, Marjorie Brooks, Patricia Ely, Mary Jo Beckham, Romonu Norton, and Mrs. Gregg, Sponsor Elementary The Elementary S. C. A. of this year has greatly improved in performing the tasks that have been accomplished by the Student Council of previous years. One can notice a marked improvement in the o1'derliness of students while in the lunchroom. This is probably due to the fact that each monitor has performed his duty carefully. ' The Student Council has inaugurated this year a program for keeping the campus of our school free of all trash and waste paper. All S. C. A. grades take scheduled turns in policing the campus three times daily. The Halloween Carnival was successful. The proceeds were distributed among the various activities, thus promoting the welfare of the school in general.

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LIBRARY CLUB Seats-cl-Leli to Right: Mary Anne Roger, Frances Sinith, Dorothy Vlfenver, ,lean Pierce, Bernzlrcl Bowman, Louise l-lowerin, Miss Graves, sponsor DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION lfrcml Row-Left to Right: Thelma Xnleatheilorcl, Irvin Taylor, Alma Harrell, Helen Jennings, Klznnic NArCZllllCI'llZglZUll, Starr Lancaster, Pat lvlcfaim, jane Rlnrtin Second Row: Gilbert Parker, Bobby Robertson, Whit Cupclzunl, ,lewcl Hall, Mr. Roper, Sponsor, Ruth Sullivan, Cilfton Chalk

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aiety Patrol The Safety Patrol was organized in September under the direction of Mr. Johnston. In the beginning they set up a high standard for themselves. But as the end of the school year nears, we can see that they l'avc done more than their share in making our school a better one. We can look at our Safety Patrol with even more pride as we realize that this conscientious group is made up entirely of elementary students. The Captain, jack Morehead, was appointed because of his ability as a leader and his scholastic record. His capability is easily proven by the way the patrol mem- bers handle their various duties in the halls, lunch room, and st1'eet crossings. First Row: John Moore, Charles Brown, Jimmy Bonsnianrl, Clarence Bray, Arnold Strickland, Guy Rhodes, ,lack Kloorehead, Captain, Eddie Arnold Second Row: Betty ,lean Clarke, Lieutenant, Clara Hill, Mary Ellen Broom, Sarah Boelte, Bcity Swindell, lloris Alexander, Carolyn Bowman, Nancy McLawhorn, jimmy Wilson ,..-...N-P-W - -f W Y. N 'Z ,-if