Fieldale High School - Fieldcrest Yearbook (Fieldale, VA)

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CLUB I-IAS TEA DURING Members of the Library Club Worked in the library helping with checking out, shelv- ing, and repairing books. They also kept a very interesting and attractive bulletin board in the library. The club sponsored an assembly program and was in charge of a very attractive bulletin board for the main hall made from book jackets. In observance of National Library Week the club held a tea for the members. Patsy Lackey earned a Library Club pin for spending fifty work periods working in the library and also earned a guard to attach to the pin. NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK Karen Moran and Patsy Hundley put up one of the many attractive bulletin boards seen in the library. Miss Elrod shows the Library Club how to shelve Rosemary Kirks, Lou Ellen Atkins, Violet Hubbard, books. Listening are, left to right, first row: Glenda Betty Crawford, Connie Shelton, Betty Kirks, Carol Anderson, Paulette Hudson, Karen Moran, Patsy Hund- Smith, Marilyn Turner, ley, Judy Merriman, Steve Eggleston, second row: BO

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THREE 4-H MEMBERS WIN AWARDS The thirty members in the 4-H Club had many projects this year, such as, dairy judging, poultry judging, soil judg- ing, and egg grading., They watched several different types of demonstrations of these activities. Several of the club members won various types of awards for various projects which they did. Donnie Cundiff won an all-expense-paid trip to the State 4-H Sh o r t C o u r s e at Blacksburg, Virginia. Ralph Gunter received a medal for outstanding work in dairying. Bobby Cundiff, a senior, won a nine-day, all- expense- paid trip to Chicago for keeping records of different crops he raised and sending the records to Blacksburg, Virginia for district judging, He Won the Di s t ri ct contest and the State contest, alsoo During his stay in Chicago, Bobby toured the International Harvester Company, the Museum of Natural Arts, the Mus- eum of Natural History and Science, and many other points FOR PROJECTS Bobby Cundiff is the proud winner of an all-expense-paid of interest. The industrious members of the 4-H Club are, left to right, first row: Bobby Cundiff, George Koger, Lloyd Brammer. Second row: Donnie Cundiff, Billy Jo Barker, Bobby Thompson, Ralph Gunter, Tommy Martin, Randal Janey, Connie Via. Third row: Donnie trip to Chicago. Thompson, Carlton Fry, Larry Sharp, Ronnie Shelton, Roger Shivley, Richard Holland. Fourth row: Buckey Hubbard, Tommy Bonton, Chancey Ashley, Phil Mc- Bride.

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POPULAR MUSIC STUDY CLUB HAS 130 MEMBERS The fact that the Mu s i c Study Club was composed of one hundred and thirty mem- bers of the student body illustrated the in- terest and enthusiasm in music displayed by students of the school. This organization, the largest in the school, met twice each month in an e nde avor to create an appreciation and understanding of the various types of music. The p r o g r a m s were given by volunteer members of the group. During one clubper- iod, Lyn Joyce gave a very interesting ex- planation of the m od e r n period of music. Ronnie Setliff set the scene for the Christmas spirit and the c ar o l s that are sung at this season of the year. During another club meeting, Ronnie Setliff illustrated the Swing Era by playing Benny Goodman and Glenn lVIiller records and giving a prepared report on Benny Goodman's era. Mr. Zimmerman, standing, lectures to the club. The members are, seated from left to right, first row: Trixie Adams, Wanda Warden, Margie Barnard, Mary Jane Lawless, Marie Stegall, Peggy Beheler, Jeanie Barnes, Marie Lawrence, Frances Spencer, Patsy Lackey. Second row: Dee Curwen, Becky Barnard, Jimmy Nester, Robert Young, Danny Hopkins, Nellie Sue Harris, Melanie Daniels, Ann Copeland, Judy Ram- sey, Donna Ray Daniel, Diane Tilley. Third row: Marie Kelles, Brenda Wade, Carolyn Montgomery, Jennifer Jones, Donna Hooker, Gloria Ramsey, Doro- thy Hall, Cormie Tilley, Rebecca Russ, Judy Whitlow. Fourth row: Bobbie Martin, Myrtle Kilby, Jackie Fudge, Lynda Hagood, Harriet June Martin, Jenna Lou Compton, Selda Daniel, Glenda Anderson, Donna Ste- gall, Delane Newman. Fifth row: David Jones, Carolyn Ronnie Setliff skillfully presents a program which not only entertaining, but also informative. Rakes, Barren Frith, Dale Byrd, Joan Joyce, Teresa Moore, Linda Miles, Gail Spence, Joy Gauldin, Elva Boyd. Sixth row: Carolyn Lawson, Pat Kirks, Lyn Joyce, Donna Welborn, Ronnie Setliff, Randy Joyce, Jimmy Minter, Roge r Shively, Alan Brymer, Bill Morton, Warren Hubbard. Seventh row: Mack Arnold, Gale Walker, Betty Setliff, Becky Lawless, Lois Ann Luther, Rita Kasey, Fran Dalton, Connie Thornton, Diane Gilbert, Pat Reed. Eighth row: Jimmy Stultz, Danny Brown, Ronnie Joyce, Benny Merriman, Morris Kilby, Billy Poindexter,Judy Washburn, Mary Shannon Rives, Susan Haynes , Linda Padgett. Ninth row: John Hollandsworth, Neil Stultz, Valorie Dodson, B- Arm Merriman, Carolyn Arnold, Ruth Gibbs, and Becky Jessup. I