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

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,ras 1 X FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Thayer Osterud Fletcher C Harris P Vaughan Ridgeley I Harris Hart MJ Harris Coates SECOND ROW Miss Howard Acree Hagen Lohr Taylor Morrison Trgnor Robbins Snipes Webber Watson Gammon THIRD ROW Parr Sydnor Prosise Cobb Wright Bolton Hemingwax Borkey Moss Luck Leaclbetter Southworth STANDING Taylor T Vaughan F B L A Emphasizes EHICISDCY The students in business classes are state, once again received the Honor eligible For membership ln the local chap- award at the State Convention ter of the national organization, Future At the Regional Convention in Ma Business Leaders of America Mary Morrison was elected the Regional The chapter, the second oldest in the Reporter FIRST ROW: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Hemingway, Presidentg Leadbetter, Vice Presidentg Sydnor, Secretary, Luck, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Gammon, Historiang Morrison, Reporterg Robbins, Parlia- mentarian. C7

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is . FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Rudacrlle G McDaniel Troxell Allen Hart T McDaniel SECOND ROW Fletcher Carson Tignor Redford Waleskr Leadbetter Ellington Patterson Taylor Alfano Martin THIRD ROW Davis Robbins Parr Morrison P1zer Kennon Stanley Gilman Whrtlock Covington Wells Hall Monogram Members Star in Sports The Monogram Club is an organization which promotes athletic interest and develops fine sportsmanship and good citizenship. To become a member of the club a student must earn a school letter in either football, basketball, baseball, hockey, softball, or cheerleading. When he earns his letter he automatically becomes a member of the Monogram Club -L-Ai.. and retains his membership as long as he shows an interest in the club and in the promotion of its activities. . Money-raising activities included selling Henry Clay football pins and having bake sales, fashion shows, and school dances. The club also sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance at which Beth Ellington was crowned Homecoming Queen of i957 - 58 by Bobby Allen, President. ,,,- The officers of the club are: President, Bobby Allen, Co-captain of the Football team, Vice President, Tommy Mc- Daniel, full-back, Secretary, Jean Hart, Co-captain of the Hockey team, Treasurer, Shearer Troxell, forward on the Basketball team, Reporter, Grace McDaniel, Shortstop on the Softball team. Coach Glenn Rudacille is the club sponsor. Like this. Ronnie! ,f 47

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ffm . . I an at f ,gm - ,. f , W ,- ft , H3 ' , , N , 'Qi' J pr ,wg . Y rg Q, Lt. Stern Frances Six Ruth Duke Barbara Luck Jeannette Wilson Ist. Lt. Mike McMakin Dorothy Mallory Florence Duke Winnie Clayton Betty Tignor Walter Johnson Albert Ellington Frank Karnes Ralph Magee David Young Kenny Taylor Joe Leonard David Taylor Donald Wellman 1 C. A. P. Members Answer Country s Call A Flight of the Civil Air Patrol, between the ages of fourteen and twenty- which is a search and rescue team of the one who are trained in the theory of United States Air Force, has recently aviation, first aid, radio communication been organized. and related subiects. Cadets are high school students Bus for transportation. Ambulance for rescue training ,QPU 'th-I 'E ig A, . if l 1 N K 4. f A .. A Butch Emblem of C. A. P 49