Carlisle High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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CANDIDATES SEATED: Franky Shelton, Nan Bridgforth, Henley Bidgood, Martha White, Lelia Weaver, Kate Wallace. STANDING: Campaign Managers - Jody Milam, Stan Walker, Robin Hylton, Dianne Boyer, Helen Weaver, Robin McCollum, Martha Hamre, Chuck Cumiskey, Master of Ceremonies. SCA The SCA has worked hard this year to achieve the wants and the needs of the students ofCarlisle. The Council has had its problems, but it has also had its achievements throughout the year. A new project started by the council was the Snack Bar where the Council sells food during break and at games. This helps the students' hunger pains and puts a little extra cash in the SCA trea- sury for other projects. A favorite idea of most students is the special day once a month when school is different. Stu- dents wear blue jcans to school or do something a little different. A chorus was begun under the supervision of Mr. Wonson. Open SCA meetings brought the students closer together. Carlisle jackets and tote bags were sold to the students and faculty. Receptions were given for the visiting teams after the games. The Wednesday morning assemblies were taken over by the Council. Guests such as Jim Harrington from the Jesus Joint in Martinsville were asked to speak. A major change conducted by the Council was the reform in the old dress code to meet the requests of the students. Q dm I t SCA 1ST ROW L TO R: Frank Taylor, Martha White, Ellen Culler, Ben Beeler. 2ND ROW: Richard Broaddus, Lucy Andrews, Fred Shanks, Kim Edmiston. STANDING: Mr. Webster, advisor, Henley Bidgood Pres., Lelia Weaver Vice Pres., Kate Wallace Sec. ll all xl' 5--1 Pi f7'X ,-

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LOWER SCHOOI, S.C.A. I 'i ,Q .44 IST ROW: Robert Jones, Sec., Margaret Maxie, Vice Pres., Curtis Moore, Pres. ZND ROW: Hal Rich, Anne Rhodes Niver, Sarah Stendig, Jean Milam, Liza Fox, Walter Flythe. 3RD ROW: Clara Rosser, Fred Helms, Eric Thomas, Vance Spilman, Roger Maxie, Franz Smith, 12

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