Henry Clay High School - Slashes Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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“SLASHES ’ STAFF Seated — Left to right: Betty Dowdy Frances Trevvelt.. Taylor Sanford, Jr. Ben Smith Sara Jane White.... Betty Brown Peggy Huttelmayer. Standing: Tommy Chilton Jimmy Clave Ed Cox Tommy Raftery Bill Clave Not Pictured: Frances Moreland.. Sports Editor Secretary-Treasurer Business Manager . Editor-in-Chief . Class Editor Club Editor Class Editor ...Assistant Business Manager Art Editor ...Assistant Business Manager Sports Editor Music and Dramatics Editor Assistant Art Editor [ 31 }

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STUDENT C:()OPER. l I ’E ASSOCIATION J ' his year under the direction of Miss Ola Murray, Miss Lois Jackson, and Mrs. Rhoda Buckley, the S.C.A. has been completely reorganized. The student government ' s aim is an active participation by all members of the student hodv ir. afTairs pertaining to the student life of the school. The e.xecutive board of the student cour.cd is made up of the officers, the president and a representa- tive of each class. The council is eager at all times to assist students and welcomes any suggestions offered. The following people are chairman of the various committee ' s: Mac Brock, high .school hall committee; Brice Chenault, grammar school hall com- mittee; Ed Cox, ground committee; Frances Moreland, school reporter; Corrie Gillespie and Fred Sawyer, restroom committee; Jim Glave, bulletin boards committee; Xancy Squire, assembly committee; and Nancy Jeanne Stanley, library committee. Front row — left to right: Ann McUnry Hugh Campbell, Keith Taylor, Overton Pollard, Vice-President ; Marge Biondo, President ; Ben Smith, Secretary; Bill Glave, Pat Blair, Cynthia White. Second row: Mary Lou O’ Mara, Judson Vaughan, Maurice heid. [ 30 ]

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THE F. H. A. CLUB The girls of Henry Clay High School who are taking or have taken a homeniaking course belong to the Future Homemakers of America. The club has many aims; such as, promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, encouraging democracy in home and com- munity life, promoting international good will, furthering the development of creative leadership m home and community life, and furthering interest in home economics. Students doing outstanding work are awarded degrees of achievement. We also award emblems to men and women who show special interest in promoting our activities. Most of the ac.ti ities of the club are related to tlie interests of the home. Various socials help to acr|uaint girls. i)arents, md teachers with each other. .Money-making activities are sponsored, the proceeds of which are used in improvements on the interior and exterior of the cottage and in contributions to the F.F..A.-F.H.. . camp- iiiaintcnance fund. Front row — left to right: Barbara Jean Hannah, Lois Bowles, President ; Sara Jane White, Ann Turner, Louise Teibel, Etta Stanley, Nora Dillon. Second row: Nancy J. Stanley, Ann Mallory, Secretary; Peggy Eyler, Hilda Powers, Gaynell Lowry, Song Leader; Betty Lou Sykes, Joan Tyson, Carlene Mitchell, Evelyn Hall. Third row: Virginia Gay White, Ottellia Teibel. Amy Jean Bumpass, Vice-Presi- dent; Marie LaFoon, Cynthia White, Jane Mallory. Jean Mallory, Anna Layne, Elsie Coates. Fourth row: Mrs. Cross. Dorothy Taylor, Smith. Katherine Tignor, Betty Lewis Moody, .Secretary ; Mary Clements. Lemoine Howard, Anne Bumpass, Re- porter. Fifth row: Peggy H ultelmayer, Carolyn Smith.