Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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ff TEENS Vi . 'nf' Fliirlisi 'All ffl, g ,l mmAx g . rx 1' The Y-Teens is an organization for teen-age girls, s nsored by the Y. W. C. A. Advisor, Mrs. Karickhoff. Oficers: Vera Mae George, President: Darlene Cutright, Vice-Presidentg Joan Garlow, Secretary-Treasurer. NURSES CLUB 9.1l. ' The Nurses Club is an organization to aid in the recruiting of nurses or to interest girls in the medical profession. Officers: President, Roxie Curminghamg Secretary-Treasurer, Lou Spurlockg Vice-President, Jean Cutrightg Sponsors: Miss Alkire, Miss Sadler, . ...xqgf i

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COUNCILS The Student C0l111Qi1 of the Tennerton Division of Buckhannon-Upshur High School was first organized in the year, 1945, at the beginning of the second semester. The members of the Student Council include: a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, a Repre- sentative elected in each homeroom, Club Presidents, and Class Presidents. The Council has one Advisor elected by the members of the Council. In past years, the Council has undertaken and accomplished numerous projects. The most outstanding pro- ject this year is to build bleachers for the baseball field at Tennerton. The money for this project has already been raised through the co-operation of students. Last spring, at the end of the school term, each student donated a school book which was held until the fall term be an, and the profit on these books was given to the Council for the bleacher Each student, donating a booqt, will receive a free ticket to a baseball dgame this comin ipring, m appreciation for their help with this project. The Council also offers suggestions an co-operates with e annual spring Point-System Banquet. Another purpose is to see that the wants and wishes of the student body are presented to the Principal. This year the Council is helping to sponsor the yearbook. Officers are: President, Robert Reedg Vice-President, Bill Winingerg Secretary, Virginia Holleng Treasurer, Donald Peters: Advisor, Mr. Clifford Brake. its g ' , I X .. ' yi 'H A 'ill ,,.,.. .,.. , ., QW

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WT Q.. Y Jfm'-Q' r z 2' 2' 'a To foster in the students a better knowledge and a deeper appreciation of our cultural background and inheritance. Advisor, Mrs. Flo Thornhill. Of- ficers: Jenny Lynn West, first counsulg Dorothy Burner, second counsul: Lois Ann Thompaon, scriptor: Richard Pag - nillo, quaestorg Robert Newell, nuntiusgShir- ley Miller, historicus . The Boys Chorus meets every other on y in various assemblies. This year new song books were purchased, and new songs were added to their repertoire of songs. SODALITAS LATINA M da to encourage boys to sing and participate M Z t -.x if ' y A y ...- ' ,U ' I Y n .. , . n l u n u n ga, Q I: -zu-'14 Y f A . 4 w fi., ,ffnw , -'af ' Q .' O 5 afQyyf?-, ::' me' , --W 'm fg 1 n l 'L ' , of mr. 5 , . P 14 1 I 1, c- f- -U aff 4,5359 Wg! - , ,4 .',g,.ai?Q.,f2wf,,f ' ...,,.,,f,, jxp-gwik jf , ' ' BOYS CHCRUS