Fieldale High School - Fieldcrest Yearbook (Fieldale, VA)

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'DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The members of the Dramatic Club eagerly watch Mis s Knight apply make - up to Nancy Hancock's face. .Left to right, first row: Gale Walke r , Donna Welborne, Shelby Isley, Marie Stegall. Second row: Melanie Daniel, Eugenia Barnes, Jimmy Stultz, Mil- dred Thawley, Sandra Turner. Third row: Alayne The Dramatic Club offered an opportunity to students who had the desire and ability to participate in plays. The students learned skills of acting which helped them perform well before audiences. Formal initiations were held in the early fall during which prospective members were tested and tried by a panel of old club mem- bers under the dire ction of Gale Walker. New m e mb e r s who were added to the club were: Marie Stegall, Selda Daniel, Sally Bos- sart, Nancy Hancock, Sandra Turner, George Koger, and Mike Fulcher. The highlight of the year was the Christ- mas Pageant p r e s e nt e d in assembly with Marie Stegall as di r e c to r . Joy Smith was selected by the student body to p o rt r ay the Madonna. Vaughn, Sally Bossart, Connie Tilley, Selda Daniel, B. J. Carter, Mike Hundley. Fourth row: B. J. Bryant, Janice Joyce, J. R. May, Carolyn Lawson, Patty Gil- bert, Judy Merriman, Mike Fulcher, Connie Thornton, Audie Turner, and George Koger. I Judy Merriman u nd e r go e s extensive questioning at initiation.

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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

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FIREFIGHTERS AND LATIN CLUB ARE MOSTLY BOYS Available in case of emergency are the fire-fighters, left to right, first row: Ronnie Eggleston, Roy J aney, Connie Via, Gale Walker, Tommy Merriman, Jimmy Crawford, Mike Fulcher, Jimmy Stultz, Tommy Via, Benny Mer riman. Second row: Kenneth Whitlow, Jackie Palmer, Doug Plaster, Larry Sharp, Roger The Fire Fighters were a group of boys trained to fight fires in and a r ound Henry County. The Fire Fighte rs met only once during the year, but in the one meeting they were told the fundamentals of fighting fires. The Forest Rangers divided the boys into groups and taught them the traits of the forest. The boys were taught how to plant pine trees, how to determine wind conditions, and how to prevent soil erosion. The Fire Fighters were always on the a- lert to help protect the forests of Virginia. Latin Club members are, left to right, first row: Jerry Mabrey, Karen Moran, Sue Setliff, Jimmy Min- ter. Second row: Harriet Reed, Sandra Spencer, Jimmy Crawford, Joyce Zieglar, Kitty Kasey, Connie Shively, Richard Holland, Ronnie Shelton, Jimmy Min- ter, Ralph Gunter. Third row: Wayne Joyce, Donnie Eanes, Donnie Cundiff, Donald Barbour, Donnie Boyd, Jim Curry, Louis Eanes. Fourth row: Donnie Shelton, Bobby Cundiff, Wiley Nance, and Mike Merriman. Reports were given at Latin Club meetings phases of Roman life and customs, after which group discussion was held concerning the report. The club gave an assembly program de- picting Roman customs. Shelton. Third row: Randy Martin, Johnny Hollands- worth, Mike Gilbert, Aubrey Price, Mr. Pully, Jimmy Stultz, Terry Steele, Joel Cannaday. 83