Cave Spring High School - Accolade Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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as Q 't Ray Willie Preside - Q ' 2 l nil' Tom Henson Vice President l ms nt I Mr. Tisinger, Sponsor, G. Blevins, J. Shields, J Nunn, Mr. Campbell, Sports-Ori D. Guerrant, A. Sub- D' k G 1 lette P. Kronau, C. Stover, J- CfU 1lfl9f0 ',D. Howley, Igecrjtzrrrjn W. ldrinkman, S. Boroski, D. Templeton, H..Davis, . J. Gibson, D. Vaught, R. Williams , T, Gorsuch, asgow 0 J Both the Junior and Senior Science Clubs endeavor X to promote on interest in science, through field trips v, to places of scientific interest, and by inviting ll science speakers to their club meetings. The club encourages its members to enter proiects in the , Science Fair, and each year, as a group, they take a All GI long trip to a scientific institute of their choice. en asgow Treasurer J. Wohlford, J. Peeples, D. Chappell, C. Gregory, L. Lucas, J. Harris, A. Caldwell, H. Hill, B. Mayhew, D. Holyfield, C. Abbey, J, Atkins, J. Robison, M. Q Miller, J. Randall, K. Ross, J. Groseclose, V. Hud- geons, J. Peters, K. Roe, S. Sink, Mrs. Copenhaver, 1 Q Sponsor, J. Campbell, Mrs. Sharlet, Sponsor. X fi, ,rg Science 6 Jimmy Wohlford President -3 il' X Jimmy Peeples JOYCE AflCiflS 78 Vice President SSCYSWYY

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L. Powell, A. Long, W. Swanson, J. Hodge, E. Carroll, P. Drain, C. Luckado, J. Bate- man, W. Thurmond, C. Robertson, O. Grant, S.Wickes, B. King, 5- SfUfOlT1C, J. Grdvely, D. Lucas, L. Sneed, L. Dooley, C. Kingery, J. Webb, D. Reed, M. Carroll, R. Garger, A. Wertz, D. Dorland, C. Wertz, M. Cramer, C. Holt, Mrs. Hemmings, Sponsor, L. York, J. Christley, B. Cayton, B. Fleshmen, B. Burris, E. St. Clair, B. Patterson, P. Howery J. King, J. Wertz. 1 Future llomemakers of America To promote a growing appreciation of the jobs and satistactions of homemak- ing, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community lite, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creat- ive leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further an in- terest in home economics. These are the purposes of the Future Homemakers Of America, c club for girls who are interested in home economics and under the leadership of Mrs. Peggy Hemmings. B. Lemon, L. Craighead, E. Hole, G. Hand: son, S. Hudgins, D. Hill, B. Duncai K. Luckodo. T. Hopper, H. Meade, P. Douthat, L. King, C. Sublett, J. Shilling, L. Eastwood, D. Mar- cheal, J. Thompson, N. Hendrick, D. Powell, J. Collins. 77

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C. Luckado, S. Scaggs, K. Luckado, J. Martin, E. Poff, Miss Saunders, Sponsor, J. Eller, G. Argabright, R. Abshire, P. Hodge, R. Dooley, P. Hodge, F. Hartman, N. Saunders, J. Leffler, J. Webb, N. Hedrick, L. Powell, A. Long, J. Hodge, M. Hodges, P. Jeffries, M. Simmons, E. St. Clair, J. Altis, P. Howery, M. Sloan, C. Holt, B. Wilson, S. Wickes. Future Business Leaders nf America E. Nunley, P. Howery, B. King, B. Walters, A. Schillen, and classmates become better prepared for office work by learning to use a variety of office machines. .Xi ..1 ' FW' Peggy Jeffries, Joyce Martin and Joyce Altis work in down-town offices during the afternoons as a part of their vocational office training. K. Luckado, Vice-President, F. Hartman, President, J. Altis, Secretary, R. Dooley, Reporter, P. Jeffries, Historian, Miss Saunders, Sponsor, C. Luckado, Parliamentarian, J. Leffler, Chaplain. ? wh... ..-nl Cave Spring's chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was formed for the purpose of promoting good busi- ness education for the youth of our area, to develop competent and aggressive business leadership, to encourage and practice thrift, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women and to develop character, to train for useful citizenship and to foster patriotism. The FBLA filled a Christmas basket for the needy and has had other worth-while projects. ln the spring, members participate in the Radford Regional Meeting where they compete with other schools in such contests as spelling, parliamentary procedure, and public speaking. A state convention is held each spring at Richmond or Roanoke. The vocational office training program and office machine classes which were added to our curriculum this year help our members gain a higher level of occupational competency.