Floyd High School - Admiral Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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Here is Rebecca's prize-winning poem: SNOW STARS Stars are falling all around, Millions of them clot the ground. Soon the landscape will be white With their shiny, frosty light. If, perhaps, it snows all night, I then shall see by morning light White-roofed houses, white-topped cars, And I shall stand knee-deep in stars. The Senior ,, .WW ,X 1-if m A5 5 vi! .1 GX Q Rebecca Weeks won first place in the state for poetry in the creative writing contest. Class Has Many , ,..i N- ,VH 'um 'v ,y .. .I ww 1 . N Wx, STS, 1 Jean Thomas is one of Floyd High's most versatile students. Jean has done outstanding work in many fields. She has attended A11-State Band two years, was very active in F. H. A. and 4-H work, won the Junior English Award, and won first place in the State Science Fair. 42

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BETTY YATES JOYCE YEAROUT JIMMIE YEATTS Most Popular MOST ATHLETIC -Gayle Agee, Mack Gallimore, Dayle Agee 41

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These students were ushers at the 1960 graduation. They were chosen by the senior class. First row: Jean Graham, Mack Gallimoreg second row: Sue Poff, Eric Quesinberryg third row: Lou Burton, Ray Hatcher . Members who are 43 honor students. In 1960 the students attending Boys' State in Blacksburg, Va. , were Eric Quesinberry, representing Floyd High School, and David Gardner, representing the Ruritan Club. The two girls attending Girls' State in Radford were Phyllis Clower, represent- ing the Women's Auxiliary, and Loreeta Nixon, representing Floyd High School. These students were chosen as delegates because of their outstanding achievements in good citizenship and government. ...mmm 4. 1 1 4 1 1 VSEEEEW iw ' ' 'uw w 'w U Q: gag, 1 w H Y , 0' wi. iw is ' ' H u m m ul .H ,H m m N u my in m uw .Li Mu! mum H Hu iw .11 V I M wx.: ,. H ,. .H L. M 1 1 1 V . NHWNMH W W Au 5 'Hu W M Y- The '61 valedictorian and salutatorian were Phyl- lis Clower fleftl and Jean Thomas frightl. Phyllis had a 96.15 average,and Jean had an average of 95.17.