Burkeville High School - Bridge Yearbook (Burkeville, VA)

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. . . , , ,',', ..... . . , , -l-.vg - - . . . . . . . . . . . --... . . . . . . . . 23 BURKEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club, which was organized last year, is composed of pupils taking typewriting and bookkeeping. The school rented twenty-two typewriters from the Amer- ican Typewriter Exchange last year. we now have fifteen new typewriters purchased by the county. Although as an organization we are very young, we hope to become more active and have nnny more successful years. JR. BRIDGE STAFF ' EDITQR-OIIOODOOIDIOO onueRUTH l l ge Assocmrs ED1ToR.............PEDRo HILLSMAN BUSINESS MANAGER.............MARY BAUGH AN A ss1sTANT BUSINESS MANAcER..DoUGLAs MASON SPORTS ED1'roR..... .... . ......BILLY GRABER Ll ART EDITOR. ...... ....BETTY BRADSHAW GOSSIP ED1ToR.... ....PERCY COCHRAN REPoR'rERs....... ....JACKIE H.A.m1LToN, SHIRLEY SPENCER, MOLLY FOOTE, MARSHA REDFORD JR. BRIDGE The Jr. Bridge, our school paper, is being published for the second time this year. The staff, with one year's experience behind them, decided to make the our- rent issues shorter and bring the paper out more offen. we were getting along fine until an epidemic of mumps put all the staff in bed. .............-.............. ........... --............... .. . ... ... v.n-f.w-9.2-3.2-J, .n ... ... ... ..n-n.n-v.m-v.u-n.g-,,g--,q--'-- -... . ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.-I-......'. ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' ' ' ' ' ' ....l . . I -...'... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . .'.',' -v,- - - . . . . . . . . - . .'.'.'.'.'.' . . . . . . . , . , , ,-,-,',-,-,-3.-, ......... . . . . . . . . .'. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.',',-3.-.-........ . --0---.-.-.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'.'.'.'.',',-,-.-.-............-..... . . . . . . . .'.'

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Ts. K I '1 ' BURKEVILLE HTGH SCHOOL F.H.A. CHAPTER BURKBVILLE HIGH SCHOOL F.F.A. CH1PT R It is the aim of every F.H.A. girl Our F.F.A. chapter has 33 members to become a better homemaker and through- who are conducting educational, leader- out the year the work and activities of ship and recreational projects. Meetings the club centered around this goal. we are held each month and all members part- attended the meetings of the Longwood ioipate in the ohaptor's program of work. Federation and there met and exchanged Our chapter is a member of the L A N D ideas with F.H.A. members from other Federation and the state F.F.i. and was schools. honored by winning the state forestry judging contest. COMPLIMENTS of , T.E. STAPLES KING's SERVICE STATION Mr- J'-WGS and MP- Elmore- SQYFOTS fft V.P.I, B.SSlSt9d US 111 CHI' WUTXC dL1I'1!'l JCY9 winter months. W ' gens. sg 'f'ILsgIg X51 V were gg? ess, , 15 Ei ii! Q :S Ssa