Clifton Forge High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

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UriJii- TpJ ns SEATED: Martha Faidley, Gayle Powell, Linda Rumph, Sue Stephens, Barb Downs, Lauren Anderson, Betty Dudding, Mrs. Jean Clift. SECOND ROW: Judy Booker, Becky Downey, Susan Anderson, Linda Kirts, Ruthie Fuhrman, Karen Coffman, Betsey Easter, Diane Hill, Deanna Clark, Debbie Stanley, Sue Alder son. Linda Anderson, Eleanor Payne, Susan Shipp. THIRD ROW: Kathy Beard, Susanne Wood, Suzi Jenkins, Judy Huffman, Jane Boaz, Susan Mason, Betty King, Bobbie Cahoon, JoAnn Carter, Terry Montgomery, Mary Jane Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Gay McGuire, Ann Dowdy, Linda Hamilton, Ann Sheets. OFFICERS: LindaRumph, Vice Pres.; Bobbie Downs, Pres.; Mrs. Jean Clift, Sponsor; Sue Stephens, Treas.; Lauren Anderson, Chaplain; Betty Dudding, Sec. At the installation service, held at the Baptist church, Bobbie Downs gives the welcome to all those attending. The Tri-Hi-Y, one of the most active clubs at C.F.H.S., has taken part in many civic projects. Under the leadership of Bobbie Downs, the club has collected for the March of Dimes, Heart Fund, and the Red Cross. The club also gave the annual Christmas assembly which was enjoyed by all the students and faculty. This year the Tri-Hi-Y again won the Ace Award which is the highest award a Tri-Hi-Y club can win. Club members light candles before taking the pledge of Tri-Hi-Y clubs. 10

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ro ram on W.G. .V. LEFT: Larry Campbell and Gloria Stone broadcast the weekly Key Club program on W.C.F.V. Gloria represented the C.F.H.S, band and read the school news. BELOW: President, Larry Campbell, and George Helmintoller enjoy the regular Key Club meeting held in the home economics kitchen. Guest clubs were invited to these programs. President, Larry Camp- bell, was in charge of the program each week. School and club news was read over the air. Several boys attended the Key Club convention in March at Norfolk. The boys also attended the Kiwanis Mens’ luncheon each week. TheKeyClubatC.F.H.So in 1966 was quite active in all phases of C.F.H.S. School life. Key Clubers seem to be enjoy- ing themselves at their program meeting. Glenn Huffman, Tom- my Golladay, and Rusty Crance laugh together before refresh- ments are served. 9

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ear What would the world be like if every- one was just like me”, was one of the Thoughts of the Week placed on the boards by the Jr. Tri-Hi- Y members. These sayings enlivened the days of many C.F.H.S. students . Led by Jan Fliess, president, the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y undertook many projects through the year. The club collected for the Red Cross, the March of Dimes, and various community drives. In November, several members of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y attended a convention in Char- lottesville. OFFICERS: Ginny Dowdy, Vice Pres.; Jan Fliess, Pres.; Jan VanHorn, Hist.; Carolyn Nunley, Sec.; Elizabeth Crabill, Treas. NOT PICTURED, Judy Trimple, Chaplain. FIRST ROW: Carla Haynes, Ginny Dowdy, Elizabeth Crabill, Jane Knick, Paige Snead, Judy Trimble, Donna VanLear, Linda Dunford. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Peters, Jan Fliess, Barbara Kelly, Jan VanHorn, Sherry Shorter, Anne Rogers, JoBeth DelUnger, Pam Kirts, Ann Grimm, Wanda Kay. THIRD ROW: Nancy Rumpf, Carolyn Nunley, Nancy Nelson, Debbie Cam- bell, Virginia Nottingham, Mary Beth Hileman, Debbie Garrett, Cindy Stinnet. LEFT: Jan Fliess, president, calls a meeting to order. 1 1 ' To create, maintain, and extend . . .