Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

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High salesmen in the Senior magazine campaign, led by Jerry Anderson, show their sales ' awards and the record of their achievement. CHS is SALESMANSHIP evidenced by the Members of the CHILVALEE staff sell annuals to Bobby Persistent and determined salesmen beseige Mr. Joe Hicks and Cynthia Robertson while Larry Russell checks Rusek with numerous products sold by their various his financial status. organizations.

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Football players charge eagerly through the band and cheerleader lineups. revealed by the Warriors ' teamwork and fair play Peggy Davis comes from behind for a quick catch. The Pep Band arouses enthusiasm at ball games. 13

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CONTENTS THEME 1-15 What is CHS ? It ' s . . . . . . LEADERSHIP 16-23 Administration and Faculty 18-22 Staff 23 . . . SCHOLARSHIP 24-63 Seniors 26-37 Juniors 38-45 Sophomores 46-49 Freshmen 50-55 Eighth Graders 56-59 Class Scenes 60-63 . . . CITIZENSHIP 64-89 Clubs 66-75 Activities 76-83 Awards and Honors 84-87 Graduation 88-89 . . . SPORTSMANSHIP 90-111 Cheerleaders 92 Homecoming 93-95 Football 96-99 Basketball 100-105 Baseball 106 Track 107 Golf 108 Snapshots 109-111 . . . SALESMANSHIP 112-131 SENIOR DIRECTORY 132-134 INDEX 135-137 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX 138 AUTOGRAPHS 139-140 support of advertisers Salesmanship plays a large part in life at Chilhowie High. Besides selling ' ' themselves to the public and selling themselves to each other, the students during the 1965-66 session were busy in selling various products in order to raise money to finance numerous worthwhile projects. The Seniors had a most suc¬ cessful magazine sales campaign, topping all previous records. The profits from this drive helped finance their Washing¬ ton trip. Other groups made money by selling candy, pens, sweat shirts, cook books, garment bags, shoe polish, fire extinguishers, Christmas cards and paper. These efforts in salesmanship provided the students with invaluable ex¬ perience in meeting the public, in the art of persuasion, and in developing self¬ confidence-experiences needed in form¬ ing well-rounded citizens.