Charles City High School - Charles Citian Yearbook (Charles City, VA)

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Algebra two in¬ tensely holds the interest of Will Marr. Joan Avery is guarding the halls. found Edna Gunderson counts senior funds. Bill Allanson checks an IBM card in his extension course. h ' Carolyne Wallace and Sandra Bowman happily chat during Principal ' s time. Tommy Bowman checks the daily comics in the library 13

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(iOorA and CRfay A Ai pical School Oap An A he Adusp Awes Seniors Raymond Daniel worries through his programmed al¬ gebra. Bruce Willcox wonders if his senior portraits are as good as Pete ' s. Carolyn Graves laughs at one of Mrs. Jewell ' s jokes in Senior portraits hold the attention of Chuck Graves and bookkeeping class. Gerry Blackman.

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, Joan Lea Aoerp Joan Lea As I look back on my high school days at Charles City I find that many fond memories will remind me of the activities, sports, and clubs which I have taken part in. During all five years I was a member of the Pep Club, Library Club, Glee Club, Science Club, and For¬ ensic Club. I enjoyed these organizations very much and held offices in all of them. Softball, which I played for five years was my favor¬ ite sport. I participated on the basketball team for two years and was chosen as cheerleader for four consecu¬ tive years. During the summer preceeding my senior year in high school Edna Gunderson and I were chosen to represent our school at an American Cheerleaders As¬ sociation camp. This camp was tremendously helpful and it brought us the honor of being instructors of our squad this year. In my sophomore year Mr. Eanes appointed me as our school reporter and also safety patrolman. I have served in these two positions, as well as on the S.C.A. Council for the past three years. JlucjiLsI 30ill JTCeanl . . LL iirfeij LJempfe lHanson Bill While coming through high school, Bill didn ' t worry about what kind of grades he got, so long as he passed. During his first year he was assistant director in May Day. He also was a member of the May Court in his fourth year. Throughout the five years of high school Bill was a member of the S.C.A. He also was an active member of the K.V.G. for four years, and a member of the base¬ ball team two years. The subject Bill liked best was bookkeeping. He is following this up by taking a home study course in IBM Machine Accounting, which he seems to like very much. 14