Fieldale High School - Fieldcrest Yearbook (Fieldale, VA)

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EIGHTH GRADERS ARE EXCELLENT BAND MEMBERS The snappy Fieldale High Band membe rs are, left to right, first row: Mr. Zimmerman, director, Linda Hagood, Fran Dalton, Eugenia Barnes, Barbara Wyatt, Connie Shelton, Mary Jane Lawless, Peggy Be- heler, Pat Poindexter, Diane Gilbert, Sandra Turner, Judy Tilley, Connie Tilley, Jenna Lou Compton. Second row: Brenda Wade, Harold Martin, Diane Curwen, Danny Hopkins, Ronnie Brown, William Chambley, Elva Adkins, Nana Draper, T e r e s a Mo or e , Dale Byrd. Third row: Joretta Nester, Re gi na Bake r , Aubrey Pompon alternates are, left to right: Melanie Daniel, Sue Set- liff, Faye Harris, Ann Copeland, Trixie Adams, Marie Stegall, Price, Bobby Wickline, Johnny Hollandsworth, Jimmy Minter, Georgia Horsley, Joy Gauldin, Valorie Dodson, Diane Tilley, Carolyn Arnold, Gayle Spence, Carolyn Rakes, Margie Barnard. Fourth row: Bobby Mc- Alexander, Neil Stultz, Danny Brown, Ronnie Joyce, Robert Young, Barron Frith, Mack Arnold, Billy Prillaman, B-Anne Me rriman. Fifth row: Whudy Goard, Mike Dodson, Randy Joyce, Tommy Turner, Ronnie Setliff, Phil Martin, Becky Barnard, and Gale Walker. a pretty pose. Judy Merriman, Marie Lawrence, and Patricia Merrimanj 73 Margie Barnard, drum majorette, strikes

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'BAND ATTENDS BAND DAY AT CHARLOTTESVILLE The band is under the leadership of the following officers, left to right: Carolyn Rakes, Mr. Z i m rn e r man , director, and Elva Adkins. Second row, Mack Arnold and Ronnie Setliff. Agile and attractive are our majorettes and pom- pon girls. Left to right, first row: Ca rolyn Rakes, Regina Baker, Margie Barnard, Carolyn Brown, and Joretta Nester. Second row: Linda Hagood, Connie The 1961 band had an added attraction of a chorus of twelve pompon girls . They marched along in front of the band dressed in simple White uniforms carrying royal blue pompons and wearing royal blue fur tams. The entire band attended Virginia Band Day held at Charlottesville, V i r gi nia , and participated in the M a r tin s v i l l e , Bassett, Stuart, and Fieldale Christmas parades. This year there were twenty eighth graders in the band who were out standing and ex- ceptional students in the field of music. Seniors who were awarded citation cords were: Elva Adkins, LynJoyce, Mackie Arnold, Billy Prillaman, Randy Joyce, Mike Hundley, Ronnie Setliff, and Gale Walker. Shelton, Peggy Beheler, Pat Poindexter, Mary Jane Lawless, and Diane Gilbert. Third row: Fran Dalton, Jeannie Barnes, Barbara Wyatt, Jenna Lou Compton, Sandra Turner, Judy Tilley, and Connie Tilley. 72

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FUTURE TEACHERS ATTEND TEA AT LYNWOOD The members ofthe Future Teachers of America are students who plan to become teachers. These students worked toward developing characteristics of leadership, scho- larship, and service so that they can better meet the challenge of teach- ing when they become qualified teachers. This past year the Fieldale Chapter obtained a seal for the Chapter which showed it was in good standing for the 1960-61 year., Each club meeting was carried out using the best parliamentary procedure. The members had many discussions on the Teacher's Code of Ethics. The Chapter sponsored an assembly program and also took part in keep- ing the hall bulletin board attractive. The members attended a tea at the Lynwood Club given by the Henry County Wornan's Club in honor of college p e r s o n n el and Future Teachers of America students. Jackie Fudge, Judy Ramsey, and Patsy Lackey discuss with Mr. Shelley, the Director of Admissions at Radford College, plans for attending college. Standing in front of the bulletin board prepared by Simons, Patsy Lackey, Mrs. Zilla Ross, sponsor, Judy the Future Teachers are, left to right: Jackie Fudge, Ramsey, Wanda Warden, Joan Tur ne r , and Donna Ann Copeland, Rita Kasey, Marie L aw r e n c e , Judy Daniel, 74